last year he gave the convocation address at syracuse university. his message was both simple and powerful-- try to be kind to others. three months later, the "new york times" posted a transcript of the speech online. within days, it had been shared more than one million times. speech is now the book "congratulations, by the way: some thoughts of kindness." i am pleased to have george saunders back at this table. welcome. what am i having in here that's different from reading the speech or hearing the speech? >> originally, i had written a 20-minute speech thinking that was the length, and about two days before i was going to give it i called and they said, no, eight minutes. i just put in some of the cuts of course basically. it's very stlar to the speech itself. the speech, it was kind of surprising. i didn't expect it to really go beyond that day. and so when it did i kind of felt like maybe i did something write without knowing what it was so i won't mess with it too much. >> rose: what do you think that was? >> the eight-minute late meant you h

syracuse had been negligent in tow for in the shoes of design. the following piece in real-time is very interest and because although they seemed there was an engineering problem, the scientists got involved for bilateral and the department of engineering was sent down to houston and was going to solve the problem. that was a colossal and various. the science got in the way of engineering. the environmental protection agency ask upon involved later in the data. this page after the oil had returned to be contained in the environmental protection agency said he had to clean out all of this oil. that became very confusing. exactly how much oil did escape? i write about that. in large part to demonstrate how the engineering get very much confused in the external in loans says. engineering of course operates within a political environmental climate. but when there's a loss of purse active, we are really trying to wonders and how we can stop it from hot name in these other issues get in the way. >> i don't mean to leave you with this question, but the

syracuse, third shoutout for syracuse in a brief period of time. doing great work. and of course there is texas tech. by the way i lost one political race in my life and that was to the chancellor of texas tech ken hance. are you here brother? too bad you're not here because you would have gotten good accolades for whipping me. most schools have really not done enough to make their campuses welcoming and accommodating. major universities, love to tout diverse student body and that is important but it is hard to imagine a more valuable contradiction to campus diversity than a group of people who chose to spend their early careers risking their lives for their country. so the military service initiative will work with leaders in higher education to promote innovative programs that recruit, retain and graduate veterans. pleased to introduce to you a veteran that went back back to school, john rafter riff. he helped lead the charge to liberate baghdad in 2003. when he came home he used his g.i. bill benefits to get a degree in accounting. he took a job that didn't work.

you just -- and that i was giving it syracuse kind of loosened me up a bit and made me think, i am justng to speak from the heart and don't worry about being incredibly literary or rhetorically sophisticated. i'd given a version of the speech in 2004 to our daughter's middle school graduation and i thought, real simple, kind of urgent thing that i really believe. it whether it is corny or not, i'm just going to say it. >> can you sum it up by saying it's about kindness? >> in that setting where people are more open than usual, kindness is not this kind of amorphous optional thing, but an essential human characteristic and it should be part of a valid intellectual concept. an artist or citizen should take some time to think about it. i was trying to validate the idea for these kids that although we often think of things like courage and incentive and energy are proper virtues, some of these other ones, they are nice but optional, these are all part of being powerful human beings. >> david did the speech this year at syracuse and said that graduations speeches run the risk of giving banal

syracuse. a third shoutout for syracuse in a brief period of time, they're going great work. and texas tech. i've lost one political race in my life and that was to the chancellor of texas tech, ken hants. are you here, brother hants? too bad you're not here, you would have gotten good accolades for whipping me. but most schools have not done nough major universities love to have a diverse student body, and that is important. ut it is hard to imagine a more valueble contribution to campus diversity than a group of people who spent the first part of their lives serving others.

. >>' syracuse, undergrad, okay,swzr they are not harvard. >> syracuse new albany.u not? >> practicing attorney. you worked your way up was there any war on you? did anybody declare war on you. >> apparently there was. >> was there income inequality plenty. >> you were working your way up. >> were you i wanted to be one of them. pay fairly for what you did? i guess so. >> so, no war on you. no income inequality on megyn kelly, worked hard, worked your way up and now here you are, right? like the classic john love vits bit. pull yourself up, work hard and get here and the answer is blank you. >> i just. >> that's how theh country. >> destroyed this inequality myth. finally i have to ask. >> poor people who don't have the advantage of education that i had, the advantage of both parents and the home that i had. >> programs in place to help them. >> we need more. >> you can't get out of this income inequality situation >> it exists in every free marketplace and technology has exacerbated this. >> i look forward to it how much time too we have with her. >> one minute. >

a sunnyvail couple, a home invasion on the 1,000 block of syracuse. the victims e s elderly. the robber came in at 3:00. getting a suspect description. hispanic male between 35-40. 5'7." average build. full beard. sunnyvale police are asking for the public's help on this one. >> a big loss for the golden state warriors tonight. big development off the court as well. three hours before tonight's tip-off, the nba announced it will apin tpoint a chief execut officer to supervise. the ceo appointment will happen quickly. tuesday the league banned donald sterling for life after racially charged comments. the woman behind the recording, v. stiviano, is sharing her story. she says she does not think sterling is a racist. >> mr. sterling's right hand arm, man. i'm mr. sterling's everything, i am his confidant, his best friend, his silly rabbit. >> she did say silly rabbit. a big step for the nba, to forcester long force st sterling to sell the clippers. next at 11:00. hundred turn up to try to get a job at tesla. most are turned away. didn't get a chance to hand in their resume. show

it is structured to to move to a the hubris with the overreach of the power in the expedition of syracuse with the moral grandeur is good history is meant not to make you feel a cuddle week low or pride. it doesn't have to do that even jewish history but to ask hard questions of your shared identity. and the bible is self those as have budgets the sense of the salmonid -- talmud path but what happens on a single page of the talmud is mutual interruption. and to argue with a rabbi from 12th century as the perpetual contentiousness so what i want to do are these things as when i reflected as the child that my immediate family and many of my mother's family is they were destroyed in vienna. in history has something for the jews with the individual masses. but the jewish tradition is about the protection of tradition of what gives the power identity. that is what is so powerful. the jewish story is loosely related to survival and insurance. and the way they have experienced the most difficult issues how people share the same living space word take your pick inadvertently or not for the poor p

she was also forced to give him her purse and the suspect took off likely down the 1,000 block of syracuse drive. police are still looking for the person, who is described as a hispanic man between 35 and 40 years old, about 5'7" tall, last seen wearing a green t-shirt with dark pants. if you have any information, you are asked to call police. >> thank you. >>> people hiking today made a grim discovery. a decomposed body. tourists were walking on the beach when they spotted the body. officials say it's not clear at this point if the person was a man or a woman. an autopsy is expected this week. >>> nine people will have to find a different place to sleep tonight after a fire around 6:00 this morning. nine people lived in the garage, two of them children. everyone managed to get out safely, but the fire destroyed those two cars and gutted the garage. the cause is still under investigation. the red cross has stepped in. >>> happening now, police out in force making sure cinco de mayo is peaceful this weekend. in the past, celebrations have led to violence, like in 2007. video you see right t

when you're talking about the apple muffin it's not the fact that the apple must have sin baked in syracuse or the apple muffin is baked in new york city. ( laughing ) it's the fact that we have the apple muffin. ( laughter ) >> jon: yeah. yeah, the apple muffin. ( cheers and applause ). it's good. it's nice. yeah, it's nice. yeah, the apple-- the apple must have sin funny to you? the apple muffin is a clown to you? is that it? what's so ( bleep ) fun bethe new york state apple muffin? that was my favorite part whole debate. ( laughter ) we go now to our senior state snack correspondent jessica williams live outside the capitol building. ( cheers and applause ) you were there, obviously, for the entire debate. >> yes, i was. >> jon: what was the feeling inside the chamber? >> it was contentious, jon. and not just on the floor. there was also this dramatic outburst when the gallery. just take a look. >> jon: certainly. >> this particular situation-- ( gavel banging problem (. >> i'd ask the sergeant to remove those who are making noise in the chamber right now. >> jon: who-- who was causing

third shot out for syracuse in a brief. time.laughter] and then there's texas tech, i have lost one political race in my life and that is to the chancellor of texas tech. he is not here, but he would've gotten good accolades for whipping the. me. [laughter] love to haveities a diverse student body, and that is important. but it is hard to imagine a more valuable observation to give us diversity than a group of people who spent the first part of their lives serving others. they need to develop programs to worker, retain, and graduate veterans. to introduce you to marine who got , butree in accounting after he got a job he did not quite work. it is hard to go to from liberating people from bad guys to an account. ant. [laughter] so he went back to syracuse university and founded a business. ranked as one of the fastest-growing private companies in america. he is not only providing for his family, but some of his employees are fellow veterans. where are you? are you here? thank you, welcome, we are glad you are here. [applause] his

agitated after right after getting what he was looking for he did take off, likely down 1,000 block of syracuse drive. now, sunnyvale police are looking for a person who is an hispanic man with a fully trimmed beard between 35 and 40 years old, about 5'7", last seen wearing a dark green t-shirt, dark pants and possibly a dark-colored jacket. if you have any information on this robbery or the suspect you are asked to call sunnyvale police. live in sunnyvale, nbc, bay area news. >> kimberly, thank you. >>> people hiking here in stinson beach today made a grim discovery. a decomposed body. tourists from switzerland said they were walking on the beach when they spotted the body. officials say the body was so decomposed it's not clear if it was a man or a woman. an autopsy is expected this week. nine people had to find a different place to sleep tonight after a fire in the north bay. the fire start inside this converted garage in a vallejo. everyone managed to get out safely but the fire gutted the garage and destroyed two cars parked nearby as you can see. the cause of the fire is under investigati

. >>> in the south bay, police are looking for a man who robbed an elderly couple at 3:00 on syracuse drive in sunnyvale. he busted in their house and later managed to escape. the suspect was described as latino, 35 to 40 years old with a full beard and a green shirt. >>> a los angeles police officer is dead tonight. the victim of a hit and run. colleagues saluted as the body of six year veteran roberto sanchez was taken away. the driver took off and was later arrested. a second officer in the patrol car is in critical condition tonight. >>> one of the hottest congressional races in the country is taking place in the south bay. a new district is up for grabs. the encoupleincumbent had refused to debate, but now that has changed. >> reporter: if viewers were looking for fire, they were out of luck. >> do you support limits on campaign contributions mr. honda? >> yes. >> absolutely. >> absolutely, yes. >> what should an immigration law contain? >> we need to increase the h1b cap. regardless of what everyone says about borders. it allows silicon valley to bring in high-tech workers from

the home invasion robbery happened on the block of syracuse drive. one victim told police she opened the door and found the same main crouching down. she says he stood up and mumbled something about a job before she closed the door. the gunman is described as latino in his late 30s with a full trimmed beard. >>> frank somerville gets a look at life in life enforcement. >> this is really hard. >> reporter: that is our own frank somerville. he recently joined deputies who were going through training. that's not all. he also went on patrol, inside an autopsy room and spent time with inmates in prison. it's all part of a two part special report that you don't want to miss. it starts tomorrow night right here on ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco city leaders are working to make the city safer for walkers. but as ktvu's noelle walker shows us it appears a lot more work needs to be done. >> most days cruising the streets on a four wheeler would be dangerous. >> on average, pedestrians have more power of the roads than i've ever seen. >> reporter: a cyc

that the risk of severe famine and genocide to end the conflict erupted in december taking after syracuse to start attempting to. the army since divided along ethnic lines with members of tears didn't have tried placing the stars near tried to sound their cousins if not tens of thousands killed. both sides are accused of widespread dampening massacre is an eco two hundred and fifty civilians hiding in a mosque were said to be sponsored by rep olson the time of entry the rebels said they were simply called to the cross fire. some say that to the world's new destination broker way from sudan in two thousand and eleven after decades of cornflakes nigeria's president goodluck jonathan said the kidnapping of more than two hundred cals marks a turning point in the fight against local hyrum be a president. speaking of nigeria case the world economic forum africa and the us the uk from sunshine are sending support to the nigerian government the media works for the abducted house. meanwhile both the harem continue to wreak havoc in an older they will play for a raid on a town just behind the borde

syracuse. a third shoutout for syracuse in a brief period of time, they're going great work. and texas tech. i've lost one political race in my life and that was to the chancellor of texas tech, ken hants. are you here, brother hants? too bad you're not here, you would have gotten good accolades for whipping me. but most schools have not done nough major universities love to have a diverse student body, and that is important. ut it is hard to imagine a more valueble contribution to campus diversity than a group of people who spent the first part of their lives serving others. they need to develop programs to worker, retain, and graduate eterans. i would like to introduce you to a korean who -- marine who got a degree in accounting, but after he got a job he did not uite work. it is hard to go to from liberating baghdad to being an accountant. so he went to syracuse university. entrepreneurship, boot camp for veterans with disabilities. it's a program that helped the colonel and helped a lot of others. using the skills he learned along with his accounting degree, john founded

weeks >> a best selling author's message about kindness was met for the previous graduating class of syracuse but the message would go much further. >> sometimes, commencement speeches are profound. >> dare to love those that are different from you. >> often, encouraging. >> i'm confident you'll write a new, better chapter in american history. >> sometimes, they're just plain silly. >> do not pick your nose in public. >> sometimes, the words resonate strongly. >> you can do worse than try to be kinder. >> as "new york times" best selling author george saunders graduation address did. hitting a nerve with many, going viral. it's now the subject of his latest book, congratulations by the way, helping kindness make a come back. >> idea of being kind, comparing it to other speeches much tends to focus on this competitive world. >> why do you think your concept stood out? >> certain virtues like kindness, somehow have a down grade to soft virtues you know? you can be kind after you've won. i think that is kind of wrong. >> the girl whose name you changed, her name is ellen. >> mostly ignored. occa

wizards win game one in indy. 78ers guard won rookie of the year award from syracuse. averaged 16 points, six boards per game. beavers didn't make ncaa or robinson. on to baseball, matt cane placed on 15 day disabled list after slicing his index finger last week making a sandwich. how about mom? taking sparky to the game? giants get to jed lock right away. bottom three, he is not happy. look low. next pitch is gone. a three-run homer. also tonight a's host mariners. look at this here. closely. we're not sure if this is real. a high school player appears to throw a 50 yard pass to himself. i can't tell if someone off camera tossed a deep ball do you think that is what happened? this is cool. >> i think it's real. i am a doubter. >> we had to go. >> two positions one guy. >> that is right. >> join me tonight at 9:00 sending a text message to 911 about to start this month. >> then at 11:00 how these dogs are helping people with diabetes. >> yes. that is this edition of abc7 news at 6:00. >> have a great night. the swer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you

family genealogical interest in the descendents of jeb tyler that interact in the story one is in the syracuse area. the second one became a union general with the johnston asks buchanan's orders to put an end to the mormon aristide's and another that you grow up but by that time at whic time and withe battalion in the mexican war and i'm wondering if you had heard of these -- >> i'm going to let you down a second time

magic words of on time running next to all of the flights and one cancellation in syracuse. >> we are not going anywhere. >> reporter: me, am i going anywhere. >> i guess not. >> reporter: it is noise to get a weekend at home. >> leave a girl hanging there. mike, i hope you enjoy. >>> mike took the vacation bobbing out in lake michigan. what else would you want to do after you spend 40 minutes alone in icy water. >> a new survey finds 83 percent of the americans planning one vacation this summer and over three- quarters plan to fly. and that is according to air fare watch dog.com. >> extreme weather alert to bring you. potential of severe storms over the start of the holiday weekend. it is a blast of damaging weather. and upstate new york. a major storm and leaving a trail of destruction right there and a trifecta of punishing wind and tornados knocking down power lines. there is a big wildfires raging. our chief meteorologist rick is in the weather center. we haven't mentioned pennsylvania with all of the hail and colorado, what is going on? crazy spring weather? >> this is the time

the suspect broke into their home on syracuse on saturday.ok, he held them at gunpoint while he grabbed their jewelry. police described the man in his late 30s at about 5 feet 7 inches tall. one of the victims saw the man sitting on a patio chair out side of their front door. frank somerville is getting a taste of life and law enforcement and it started with a very tough work out. >> i really banned to -- wanted to finish but this was way harder than i thought it would be. >> he has no problem with the push ups and the sit ups and the squat but when it came time to run up, not ones but twice, frank had enough and he is not the only one to work with the police academy. >> he started with orientation and we have seven days in. >> frank also spent times in dublin. the special report continues on the 10:00 news and we have access to a place cameras rarely get to come into. stay tuned for that. we have many more behind the scenes video, which includes what appears to be attacked by a police dog. >>> coming up next on mornings on 2, they are found

wizards win game one in indy. 78ers guard won rookie of the year award from syracuse.averaged 16 points, six per game. beavers didn't make ncaa or robinson. on to baseball, matt cane placed on 15 day disabled list after slicing his index finger last week making a sandwich. how about mom? taking sparky to the game? giants get to jed lock right away. bottom three, he is not happy. look low. next pitch is gone. a three-run homer. also tonight a's host mariners. look at this here. closely. we're not sure if this is real. a high school player appears to throw a 50 yard pass to himself. i can't tell if someone off camera tossed a deep ball do you think that is what happened? this is cool. >> i think it's real. i am a doubter. >> we had to go. >> two positions one guy. >> that is right. >> join me tonight at 9:00 sending a text message to 911 about to start this month. >> then at 11:00 how these dogs are helping people with diabetes. >> yes. that is this edition of abc7 news at 6:00. >> have a great night. so whis a way to "plus" our accounting firm's mobile plan. and "minus"

i was in syracuse and alexander hague was the speaker at graduation. this was about two weeks after he made jokes about four american church women who were raped and murdered in el salavador by death squad personnel trained by the united states government at fort bening in georgia. this was outrageous. we had a demonstration. he was not disinvited. we had dozens of people, in fact we put up like three posters asking if people wanted to talk about a demonstration. and we had to change the venue because 140 people showed up just for that, with almost no notice. whatp we did was there were two groups of four women, under their raincoats, they were dressed as nuns. they had stage blood splattered on their habits and that picture appeared in pretty much every daily newspaper. in fact it appeared in the rochester paper. and one of the quote, nuns mothers freaked out and called her. >> host: so what? >> caller: let people know people in this country were not willing to stand for us doing what we did to that nation. 50,000 people were killed down there and ale

that fed to a narrative that was growing in the mind of syracuse -- >> how did the pay issue lead into the decision to remove her. but if you think about it, she was basically challenging them. if she was paid less, she had any reason to challenge them, and in pay scale, it's what i got and a bigger issue than the pay issue. >> i think they all came together. i think there was a narrative in their mind, a single narrative, which was that jill was difficult. i think the pay issue help. >> in my experience, jill could be difficult at times, i've worked for her. so could every editor? >> in the end, he was fired because solzberger, punch solzberger, fired him because he thought he was too and yet, on the other hand, here's the conundrum. you're supposed to be difficult because part of your job is to tell people it's not good enough, get other sources, get another rewrite. that's your job and you want an editor to be tough. she's a fantastic journalist, no one is questioning that. the question was, was she a collaborative personality? was she someone who brought people along? and some peop

. >> i went to syracuse university. it was a party school.ents need to start at a young age teaching their children what's going on. >> i did it all the time. i know this is politically incorrect, but boys are different than girls. the behavior and risks are different. we don't get pregnant. >> sean, sean. i'm a father. >> that is true. the end result withere is -- oftentimes the responsibility falls heaviest on women. it's about female empowerment. they don't feel like they're being degraded. they feel liberated when they do this. >> what about what gavin and billy cunningham are saying, that boys can go? >> hi, i'm chloe. if you're telling me that -- girls like me, human trash, that go down to panama city, if you want to go down there with just guys, you think guys will only hang out with their boys on spring break? they want girls there too. at the end of the day, it has to do with choice and the values you're given and the ghb that's put in unknowing girl's drinks. i don't think a girl is going to date rape me. a guy is going to date rape

investigators say the home invasion happened saturday on syracuse drive. the day before, one of the victims reportedly saw the same man crouching at her front door. >>> san jose police say they want to talk to the teenager who managed to stow away on a flight to hawaii. the 15-year-old boy is back in the bay area now, and under the care of santa clara county child protective services. police want to know how he made it over a security fence at san jose airport undetected, and then climbed inside the wheel well of the jet. the fbi said the teen was trying to get to somalia to see his birth mother. >>> new developments now in that deadly air show accident yesterday at travis air force base. tonight, the wreckage of that vintage biplane is in the hands of investigators. they're also looking at all the cell phone video taken by spectators. the crash killed a veteran pilot. he is being remembered in his hometown of half moon bay who's brothers construction company helped build most of that city. >> he was an enthusiastic. he shared his enthusiasm, and his love.

investigators say the home invasion happened saturday on syracuse drive.he day before, one of the victims reportedly saw the same man crouching at her front door. >>> san jose police say they want to talk to the teenager who managed to stow away on a flight to hawaii. the 15-year-old boy is back in the bay area now, and under the care of santa clara county child protective services. police want to know how he made it over a security fence at san jose airport undetected, and then climbed inside the wheel well of the jet. the fbi said the teen was trying to get to somalia to see his birth mother. >>> new developments now in that deadly air show accident yesterday at travis air force base. tonight, the wreckage of that vintage biplane is in the hands of investigators. they're also looking at all the cell phone video taken by spectators. the crash killed a veteran pilot. he is being remembered in his hometown of half moon bay who's brothers construction company helped build most of that city. >> he was an enthusiastic. he shared his enthusiasm, and his love. i

just had 300 people most of whom were patriots at the hancock air force base this sunday outside of syracusethe largest demonstration against drones dropping bombs on innocent people in the name of the american people. it was a magnificent patriotic witness based precisely on this notion of honor. we are dishonored when over 200 children have been killed in the name of the u.s. government chasing terrorists but their collateral damage and so forth so the dissent itself becomes a form of patriotism and the legacy of henry david thoreau and barred with the king and the very rich tradition. a beautiful smile. >> i'm not sure if this cole, i'm not certain if it's the proper one but the quote is if you don't understand white supremacy than everything else that you thought you knew only confuse you. i would like to find out first if you could explain that in second is that relevant today or how is it relevant today? >> i think that question is for you brother. [laughter] >> i don't honestly know. it sounds like something that he would have said. >> the white supremacy was so central and if you mis

a home invasion in the 1,000 block of syracuse. the victims, elderly. the robber took what he wanted at gun point. we're getting a suspect description from police this morning. a hispanic male between 35 and 40 years of age, 5'7", average build, wearing full beard. >>> a memorial continues to grow in san jose after a high school student was killed in a car crash. the victim's name has not been officially released, but we know she was a student at wilcox high school. she was a passenger in the vehicle. the driver, a 17-year-old boy, hit a traffic signal pole. the two teens were reportedly headed to a friend's house. police say they don't believe drugs or alcohol were factors, but they believe the teen driver may have been speeding and possibly ran a red light. >> police in san francisco looking for a hit and run drive who killed a man this weekend. the driver sped through a red light, broadsided one car and slammed into another one. then he ran from the scene. police were able to talk to one person in the car. the identify of the victim has not been rele

the bush center, our part is this, we're teaming up with syracuse university to do an exhaustive study about vets' expectations and public's expectations of vets. we have found, like you mention, there's a language barrier, for example. and one of our missions is to help those who employ -- or intend to employ vets better understand the character that brings and to help vets understand how best to convince an employer that they're worthy of employment. >> when you see these men and women with injuries, i know as commander in chief, i read decision points, you're confident in the decisions you made. as a human being, what do you feel when you see these individuals? you sent them off to battle. >> yes, i did. >> in the same why eisenhower or others who sent people off to battle must feel something emotionally. do you feel responsible for them? do you feel indebted to them? do you feel guilty, protective? >> i feel honored to have served with them. i feel that they're the best america produces because they volunteered in the face of danger. i, of course, feel very sympathetic for them. on

alarming cases of bedbugs is discovered during their inspection of a 600-unit apartment building in syracuseal out of the 600, we found nearly 90 units that had bedbugs. this particular one we walked into the room, i remember opening up the door and going oh, my gosh. this is going to be bad. >> right here. two here. here, here, here. >> you could smell that odor right away and knew if you can smell it and you're not a dog, then you know there's going to be a big problem here. >> look at the feces. this has been going on for months and months and months. >> there had to be over a year's worth of bedbugs. from there we went into the room and we just started carefully pulling everything apart. >> these are actually bedbugs crawling on the sheets. we got to be careful in here. they are everywhere. you're going to pick them up. >> and bedbugs did get on us. they were under our shirts. they were in everything. folds chairs under the bed, every night stand, there had to be 10,000 bedbugs easily in this apartment. i'm like how has this never been called in? nobody's ever treated or inspected it. >>

>> joining us from syracuse is tim green, a former nfl defensive end for the atlanta falcons and "theew york times" bestselling author of 29 books including "dark side of the game" latest is "new kid." glad you could join us. i want to talk about this notion that newberry was talking about. do you think young players aren't as willing to challenge medical advice of their team doctors? >> i think that it's always been that way. part of the culture of football -- it's not just the national football league. it's college, it's high school. you want to get back onto the field and play. you want to get there as quickly as you can. i would question doctors when i was a player, but i would never challenge them. i always presumed that what they wanted and what i wanted was in perfect alignment which is get back on the field. >> that's the thing here. if the players would try to get back on the field even if they were told exactly what was wrong, i had this impression a lot of doctors would say you have a broken arm. player says great, tape it up. i want to get back out there. what's the legal

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likely down syracuse drive. >> i just don't think i'll ever feel safe again. >> reporter: police are still searching for the suspect who she says she has a message for. >> think about your mother. would you like someone to treat your mother and do to your mother and father what you did to us? and you took from us things that meant a lot to us that we can never replace. >> reporter: kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >> dorothy was able to give sunnyvale police a description of the man. he's an hispanic man with a beard between 35 and 40 years old about 5'7". he was last seen wearing a green shirt, dark pants and a dark jacket. >>> police in dublin shot and killed a man while responding to a domestic disturbance on dublin meadow street near amador valley boulevard about 6:00. the police department is not yet saying what led up to that shooting. we'll get you more information as we learn it. >>> also new at 11:00, two alameda county sheriff's deputies were badly hurt after trying to break up a fight. the deputies ordered these two men to stop fighting and get on the ground. instead, bot

george saunders of syracuse. >> recent speech, right? >> they just turned it into a good.that speech is kindness -- >> we've got sound from that speech. take a listen to george saunders in 2013. >> most of my life of failures of kindness, those moments when another human being was right there in front of me suffering and i responded sensibly. reservedly. >> what's stands out from the pack with that speech? >> he tells the story, it's a little hard to hear of his regrets and says -- goes through a series of things people would normally regret, i don't regret any of those things but regrets when he was in elementary school a girl came into the school, middle of the year, the other kids were mean to her. george him self was not mean to her but did not come to her assistance. and she left shortly there after and that stayed with him all of these years. he could have been a nicer person and life is short, you might as well be nice. >> it's a strong message and one you don't hear in all messages. >> you're a presidential historian. what's your favorite presidential commencement

professor robert thompson of syracuse university says there is a cycle, and it now runs faster than ever. >> we start with public outrage. there is the official response by the people who can actually do something about it. >> hi. i'm back. >> paula deen is now in act five, where she's attempting to come back, her tour. and some people, of course, never achieve that part of the cycle. >> reporter: deen was reportedly worth $10 million when the scandal broke. donald sterling is a billionaire, but he may end up being worth more money as a result of his racist words. >> the big punishment for sterling might be you've got to sell the team, and that might mean that your big punishment is you make a sale that's going to make you hundreds of millions of dollars. >> reporter: cliven bundy, a nevada cattleman, became a media star overnight when he accused the federal government of stepping on his rights. >> and i've often wondered, are they better off as slaves picking cotton? >> reporter: those words ended his brief run in the political limelight. >> the core issue of racism or homophobia or out

ann marie of syracuse says that facebook took down these photos that she posted on her account.een diagnosed in 2012 and underwent a double mastectomy and in a statement to us this morning a spokesperson said that we have long allowed the mastectomy photos to be shared and as well as scientific photos and women breastfeeding and the website of the mastectomy website says that full photos if they are unaffected by ann marie joins us via skype. thanks for joining us. >> no problem, thanks for having me on. >> the statement from facebook, the spokesperson under these guidelines then your pictures should be okay. so what happened? >> well, technically, yes, the problem is bigger than that. the problem is that somebody flipping through facebook sees my image and says it's offensive and it's crude and pornographic and sexual and they decide to flag it. actually what happened yesterday the image there you have on, i was on huffington live and we were talking about nipples and the censorship around it. i said caption it. tell me what you think this image says. if you go back and look, t

one starts with comfort tyler in the syracuse area, one end, like to think of it as being at the other end. probably the best known mason in the ariane ea at the time, the d one, dan tie when to sidney johnston that you can and's quarters to put an end to the mormon heresies and another dan, grew up nearby comment at that time had written the mormon battalion in the mexican war. i wonder if you heard of the tylers and if you had, did the two dans meet? >> i will let you down a second time. i don't know the times. >> when smith went back to the talk his way out of this? this is what i need to do to promote the religion forever? >> what is he thinking when he goes back? jack is referring to this strange rowboat crossing of the mississippi on june 20th. it is very biblical, joseph is trying to escape, he wants this cup to pass from him. it is actually his wife emma who sends a letter across the mississippi and she basically says you should be ashamed of yourself. he let out for the territory to be totally crass comedy is saving his own skin. his wife, his only wife, you left us here. and

. >> syracuse. >> lisa from syracuse. >> and you're?rk? >> just for school band trip. school must be over soon, right? >> mm-hmm. >> any big plans this summer? >> a lot. >> a lot. fantastic. but this is the highlight of your trip obviously. >> oh, yeah. >> good answer. >> katie and matt from pittsburgh celebrating our tenth wedding anniversary. >> so nicely done. anybody else want to say hi? >> what's your favorite channel of all time? >> fox news! >> oh, excellent. fox and friends weekend. they knew what to say. take a look at the maps right now. it is a beautiful day here in new york city. 56 degrees right now. we'll be into the 70s. 52 in chicago. 66 in dallas. 63 in los angeles. of course we've been concerned about los angeles because it's been very warm last week and of course we've had the wildfire danger. the good news is, temperatures are going down and the winds are also going to subside. taking a look at the radar you can see some showers and thunderstorms across the mid south as well as parts of the northwest, and in towards

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