one of the first challenges occurred in the very, very first week of congress. it hinged on a seemingly innocuous question. just what was the chief executive to be called? it might not have been president, and this is where john adams steps in and basically ruins the vice presidency for all eternity. [laughter] the first congress spent weeks, weeks debating what to call the chief executive. adams, who repeatedly with a nixonian charisma, inserted himself in the senate debate, essentially aggravating everyone. and diminishing the office of vice president nearly with his every utterance. i do not hate john adams, but these were not his best years. adams considered "his most benign highness" or at least "his highness" as the barest acceptable forms of address. although he preferred "his high mightiness," and he dismissed "president" as fit for nothing more than the leader of fire companies for a cricket club. others proposed the name washington should itself become the title, like caesar or augustus in ancient rome, to be bestowed on future presidents. fortunately,

this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> first at 6:00 a weather alert. you can see storms are moving through the area right now, several counties under a warning. >>> with a look at let's go to the weather. >>> and we made it through the afternoon. this is the strongest cell and we have a warning in effect until 6:15 for the areas inside of the yellow. we'll talk about this. we're seeing lightning that's one of the threats as well as the quarter size hail. as well as wind gusts that could be up to 60 miles per hour. but you can see where that is. we have a flood affidavit visery that flooding issues are a seeing rainfall the arrival of the cell and bellingham in 24 minutes f it holds together it could make it through the foxborough area in the next hour, hour and a half. we'll talk about the less humid air. that's coming up in a few minutes. >>> let's head to the olympics now. this is a live the competition is heating up. the u.s. got the first gold today thanks to the adrian youno the youngest member of the shooting team. >> we have a look at the perform

so even in that language, the first seminole war is an end point. it ends the presence of the spanish. it ends the presence of kind of all the forms of hostility that threatens this new creek nation. and at the end, the creek nation is the creek nation, and when they move to oklahoma or get moved to oklahoma, the -- well, william mcintosh is killed, but his sons, they become leaders out west, or at least contested leaders out west. all right, are there any questions? i think we will do q&a about our exam if that's okay. >>> american history tv airs on c-span3 every weekend. telling the american story through events, interviews, and visits to historic locations. this month, "american history tv" is in primetime to introduce you to programs you could see every weekend on c-span3. our features include lectures in history, visits to college classrooms across the country to hear lectures by top history professors. american artifacts takes a look at the treasures at u.s. historic sites, museums and archives. reel america, revealing the 20th century through

let's look at the first half. would you be more approved of that opposed to the overall game. >> it is not going to happen. the first group came out and sputtered. then they got going. the run game got going. that was exciting to see. they credit lanes in the back and did stuff today that was special. >> we saw sort of a cameo from carlos hyde. mike davis made the most of us opportunity. first year player last year. i think unofficially five of 70. he had a good game. >> five of 72 is a monster game. he did a nice job. looked like he had good vision. they got a good one-two punch with carlos heading into the season. >> we talked pregame about anthony davis and how his coming back in the 49 lineup will approve the offensive line. he returns tonight at a 49ers. he is with vern glen. >> reporter: tell us about the offensive line pushing people back in the first that have. did you know you ran a play every 23 seconds? >> that's impressive. i think we can go faster. our practices are faster. >> reporter: you can go fast

these are the first images from the terrifying scene. police say a pickup truck was speeding on a slick roadway yesterday when it hit a guard rail. firefighters responded fast, but minutes after they arrived,tragedy struck. a charter-bus slammed into three firefighters throwing them over the edge of the sot - (broadcastify) "we need help! ? we have some firefighters struck!" sot - (broadcastify) "get another ladder. we've got another fireman who needs to be pulled up!" one firefighter died two others are hurt but should be okay. dozens of people were also injured. two united airlines pilots have been arrested after allegedly being too drunk to fly. the arrest happened in scotland just before they were about to takeoff on a flight bound for new jersey. the pilots, 45 and 35 years old, were allegedly over the legal limit. the flight was carrying 1-hundred- 41 passengers. but not until hours later. passengers had no idea what was going on. sot shelley wade, passenger - i'm really really happy somebody had the strength to report that they we

cobb wittc we open up the second quarter with a first and goal at the 6. first teamers out there. davis, rookie, top of your screen. starks the back. cobb. the drive and a six-yard touchdown pass! randall cobb. >> rich: that was actually a running play. amazing that aaron is able to see the internal blitz by the 49ers. he can't change the play, so instead of hand being the ball off to starks, he leaves it out there had. cobb makes the defender miss and they score. that's the beauty of this offense. the built-in option for the quarterback. >> kevin: a lot of people talking about his drops last year, cobb. he's caught the ball they think, than last season. sometimes the easy ones he's dropped and he's made the hard catches. that was a terrific play. mason crosby will try to tie the game. on the hold, and it is in. it's tied. there is randall cobb. he had six touchdown receptions >> kevin: rich, on that drive aaron rodgers was 4 of 5. >> rich: no signs of rust there. he's been anxious to get out there and play a little bit. you get to be the best in the business, and particularly nowa

he was not a member of the first congress. he also, he was one of three men who refused to sign the constitution. he was not in the game. i'm interested in the first congress and what the political men of the time did to create the government. i mean rather than going back to , philosophical influences, which are not to be diminished at all. you are quite right in mentioning mason in that context, but he is not there. he is not there. and 10th amendment, i would read that more carefully. there is a great deal of argument at the first congress over the wording of that amendment, absolutely true, but the word expressly is left out. that is to say, it was a victory and for federalists and nationalists rather than state states' rightists, even though many people today don't want to read it that way, and clearly there are passions on the subject in the united states. i felt i should have to be square with you and let you know where i stood on this rather than be mealymouthed on the subject. the 10th amendment is a federalist victory

violates the first amendment. the issue in this case was whether the first amendment protected the least officer jeffrey heffernan since he wasn't engaging in first amendment speech or association. the court rules that it does. in 2006 mr. heffernan of paterson new jersey detective was spotted picking up a lawn sign in the local him or his race. the next day he was demoted to a b copy it. >> there are good versus morning case 141280 heffernan v. city of paterson new jersey. >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court public employees have a right not to be demoted. it does not matter if you are affiliated with the specific party or you are not affiliated. it does not matter if you are mistakenly perceived by your employer or supervisor that you are engage to and political association to be protected by the first amendment. >> how would you do find the right at issue in this case? >> the issue here. >> how would you define the right that your client. >> i am defining the right pursuant to tell ron that there is

go for the first day.. and watching their the first day of "all-day" kindergarten! it's a little hard i think, sending your kid off to someone else to give them education and help raise them into the person they're going to be parents-- dee dee and william-- proudly watched their son enter his first day of kindergarten. i tried really hard not to cry young students will be the first kindergartners to start full time instruction-- going from three hours-- to now six. kindergarten sets the foundation for everything they're going to learn the additional instructional time for kindergartners spans across the district-- thanks to recent state funding. administrators say three hours just wasnt enough time to get kids ready for first grade-- allowing them to fall farther and farther behind throughout their education-- contributing to the districts low rankings across the nation. but now-- theyre hoping this this is a long term investment, it's not a short term investment, it's a long term that will make a difference for the entire community especially for students-- who ma

on the first day of school... a lot of parents worry about their kids school this morning talking about a toll that everyone can use to stop bullying. beth and todd...ccsd staying ahead of the drama...creating the "say no to bullying" website. it's a site designed for parents and-or students to report bullying incidents. once the incident is submitted online, administration is notified via email. reports can be submitted anonymously. you also have the option to important to note that the website is not monitored during weekends, holidays or after school hours. according to the national bullying prevention center....64% of students who were bullied did not report it, only 36% reported it. these stats helping drive ccsd to create the "say no to bullying" website which you can find by visiting our website... ktnv.com from rsncho high - mt large mass of dry air filters into the southwest today with support from an area of high pressure. this will keep skies mainly sunny for the next 48 hours high temperatures to build

in the very first series of the game. fractured the l-1 vertebrae as he was hit from behind by cliff avril. varied reports on the length of time he'll be out. cowboys keeping the window a little more open than some of six-plus-week time frame. needless to say multiple injuries. sensitive area that really changes your quality of life in addition to your ability to come back and play football. they're going to be as cautious as possible before romo does come back to play football. >> cris: and there were social media and cliff avril, a lot of people screaming and yelling about him. he was tomahawking down, trying to get the ball out, as he should on the play. so let's stop that completely. for tony romo this now is a pretty good streak. and i think for the dallas cowboys and for tony romo as a husband and a father you start thinking about bigger things than football at some point. i hope he's fine. hope he's back playing again. but also hope he's doing whatever's best for him and his family. >> mike: celebration penalty at

green bay keeps the ball. first >> kevin: barrington. >> referee: time-out. >> kevin: time-out. 7:30 to play in the third. a look at callahan. he's looked good and passed well. a touchdown pass moments ago to abbrederis. we will step aside in santa >> rich: callahan, a good preseason. i always likes be when he moves around. he is very accurate. a down and fourth down. 192 yards tonight and a touchdown. a great throw, great concentration. but really the only spot he possibly could for the touchdown >> kevin: had 5,000 yards last year at wesley. >> lance: we are here with sam shields. what's it lake being out there island every once in a while? >> it's tough out there. but you know, that's the name of the game. you know, one-on-one, i beat him, he beat me, that type of thing. that's what i love to do. and he put us in a situation we got a helmet, so i love it. >> lance: how load sudden the second? you, randall, the list goes on and on. >> the young guys coming up, they are still learning and i'm still learning as wel

the first shot rang out and the americans used it for the propaganda. shot first is important. just like in star wars. [laughter] seat.ind of hard to han solo should take about a hunter in 1977. he shoots in cold blood this bounty hunter. lucas remakes the star wars movies and changes it, digitally altered the scene so that the bounty hunter shoots and fires second consulate does. that's a big deal because george lucas but that han solo needed moral authority and did the same case for the americans. they felt like whoever shot first is vitally important that the british were seen as the ones that started the war. because of the moral authority. the americans had to be the victims to win the hearts and minds in person as well as potential allies as would be the case with the french. after the first shot in lexington, the british make their way to concorde. the are shorts part at concorde. the british admit fault in this case. the militia, thanks to paul , have and other riders come to concorde and basically harassed the british all the way back. there is ambushed upon him all the

exhibit "1776 -- ,"eaking news: independence featuring the first newspaper printing of the declaration. the artifact is on loan from philanthropist david rubenstein, who discusses the importance of the document and why colonists wanted to break free from britain. this event is about 45 minutes. >> good evening. i'm delighted to welcome all of you who are here tonight and those of you who are watching on .elevision and online i'm jan newhart, the chair and chief executive officer of the freedom forum. tonight, we mark the opening of um's newest exhibit, of 19 copies of the declaration of independence. the rare newspapers on loan from businessman and philanthropist david rubenstein, and tonight, we have the distinct honor to have him join us in i'm sure -- in what i'm sure will be a fascinating conversation. he practices what he calls patriotic philanthropy. he doesn't, he says, because he thinks it is important to recognize the unique rights and freedoms we have in this country. um and freedom forum, we love that focus because that is what we do, too. the 1776 exhibit is one of the many

the first one next august 19th at 8:10 a-m... optimism is high for tony sanchez and the rebels this year... they kick off the season september 1st at sam boyd stadium... against jackson state. tomorrow night is superhero night at cashman field. the las vegas 51s will be raising awareness for children battling cancer. gold is the color of childhood cancer awareness... so the 51s will paint a base and the first pitched ball gold. team mascot cosmo will be sporting a gold superhero cape throughout the game. saturday night's game is set for 7:05. the event supports the candlelighters childhood cancer foundation. we have great news to report... cassandra had her baby! cass and her husband andrew welcomed miss addisyn marie thursday morning. she's seven- both cassandra and addisyn are doing well! happy 50th to caesars palace! from fireworks to tony bennett... how caesars is celebrating its golden anniversary. ((closed captioning will resume)) fox5 traffic at subway, meld the flavors of your favorite sandwiches in a grilled panini- oh yo

let's go back in time further than that the first folio. can you talk about that is, it's a phrase many viewers may not be familiar with. and the two men you referred to earlier. >> guest: it refers to the size of the book, very large, 13 by eight approximately. >> host: said the old-time magazine size. >> guest: that's correct. the closer to about half the size of a folio. what made it interesting is that conveyed something of a gravitas and prayer to this, but size had been assigned to political or religious tracts, not fiction, literature and plays that were not regarded as literature they were regarded as amusement for the masses. the first folio was a memorial volume that two of his friends, john hemmings put together as a tribute to their deceased friend. >> host: when did he pass away? >> guest: 1616 and the first folio was 1623 so the idea probably percolated about five years after his death at which time only half of his plays have been published so there remained half that wouldn't have been known to history had they not said what

wilson price hunt for the first time tasted the unknown. though -- though the flavor might intoxicate it -- intoxicate a young man, hunt who is responsible for a great many people and expectations of great men, found it neither exhilarating or romantic. on the one hand, they were the blackfeet warriors that surely awaited him. and on the other, the wrath of leaving the missouri into striking over land, going south of the blackfeet where the party might wander lost over snowing mountain ranges and through the starvation deserts. what might have come as a starting the revelation about striking out into the unknown is that with all the questions confronting one could be monday, this river drainage or another, the implications are profound and sometimes fatal. decided.g, he had it is not surprising that in the choice between the near certain violent confrontation and -- confrontation of the blackfeet or venturing out into the great stretch of unknown, he chose the latter. one could call it a bold choice in the spirit of exploration or cowardice

the green. he goes on to win by one shot, his first win of the year. he takes over the lead in the fedex cup standings. >>> nascar, michigan. brad keselowski nearly ran over a member of his group. elk grove's kyle larson in the front row both looking for their first career victories. larson would cruise to his first ever nascar win. victory clinches the 24-year-old a spot in the sprint cup chase which starts in three weeks. coming up on game day tonight, 49er beat writer on game day to break down the colin kaepernick deal. >> also we put vern on the spot yesterday with the oakland raiders, got ronnie lott now in the mix. your take on it? >> it's not lock's first overture with the raiders. mike davis, it's going to be difficult to get davis to agree to the sale, but the only way they can raise the revenues to build is with a partial sale. otherwise vegas is a real possibility. >> thanks for watching. we'll see you back here at 6:00 for a full hour of news. >> cbs evening news is next. captioning sponsored by cbs f >> quijano: south florida braces for se

you're looking for the first steps, the first time they crawl, the first solid food they eat. with pandas, we're also talking about climbing. climbing trees, climbing up in their exhibit. first time they go outside. a lot goes on in the first year. we start our training program with the pandas in the first year. a lot to go on. of course, we're looking at how big he gets in the first year and gains a lot of weight. >> how is his health? >> great. he's a big boy. up to a little over 70 pounds. that's the largest cub we've had. he's definitely healthy. he's doing great in his training and is an overall joy to work with. >> excellent. pleasure talking to you. the crowds are starting to gather here. first we'll let people who are friends of the national zoo come in. later today, 11:00, the public will be able to come in, the general public. there will be a celebration. frozen cake. all three of the pandas actually have birthdays this week. they're going to make this a joint party for everybody. it's a big party. check out the panda cam. we've had the first lady and other folks swee

getting saturday around , but suy stays in th foe 0s the first time this month. ((???1:30 seconds??)) time as you hit theroads. the i-94 eb to i-41/us-45 nb system ramp is now closed long until spring 2017 for reconstructionall part of the zoo interchange project. hwy 100 will become the main detour while this closure is in place.at the zoo interchange the i-41 nb and i-894 sb system ramps to i-94 wb will close overnight for pavement repairs.heads up starting friday night through sunday i-94 eb will close at hwy 100 through the zoo for ramp work at the zoo interchange. if work goes as planned it could open sometime on saturday.a reminder that off the freeway in wauwatosa center st. e/wb is now closed from 112-115th for bridge reconstruction until august. plan on slow conditias you travel through the area. another reminder that the national, co to i-894 nb are now closed until fall 2016a new zipper merge is also in place between national and greenfield ave as well. drivers should use posted alternates and plan for extra time.another reminder that the i-794 nb exit ramp

the first group of city who - - people who made it work were the slaves. we don't know their names but we begin to take back that dignity that was taken away by people knowing who they were. cspan: the first 12 did not have slaves adams and john quincy but you dropped a little nugget when the white house was reconstructed that there was no bathroom quacks like laugh. >> guest: del whitehouse was not exactly the best place to live with a first open laugh off bataan adams was not very happy to be in washington he was happy to be president but moving into the white house it was finished but not quite done he could live in it but keep in mind he did not have the slaves that everyone else had to finish the work be. so they would call it the drafty mansion and he would pay them the potomac it wasn't exactly what we see now but it got there. cspan: utah about a structure being built where andrew jackson statue pdf is a cross? >> when they were constructing the white house the slaves had to live somewhere soon they bilked shanties around lafayette park bis is one

we are getting the first look at the suspect in custody tonight. henderson police releasing the mug shot of michael. news3's ken dell has mo those who watch as police use crime scene tape the block off the street. >> this is a quiet neighborhood. >>> after waking up to homicide detectives, nthing in their normally quiet gaited community. lowis and her neighbors began to echo each other. >> we've lived here for about 6-7 years. and this is the first time anything like this happened. >> 11 years we lived here, this is the first time we've ever seen anything like this. >> i have never seen anything like this before. >> reporter: and another in custody, questions continuous re continue to rise as detectives from the police department work to piece together what allegedly led a roommate to murder. >> the neighbor heard it and called 911 immediately. >>> the victim and suspect not only knew each other, but live lived together as well. the man accuse odd fe pulling the trigger is still there as >> reporter: a third person was also there during the shootin

let's take a look early on in the first quarter. again, you get tipped balls and >> he is showing the vertical leap. when you are playing the houston, they are taught to keep their hands in the air. he gets in the a, the ball should have not been thrown in the first place because of the design of the screen. carson palmer saw the guy barreling down on him so the thing you want to do is pump fake and try to throw it into the ground because you don't want the intentionally grounding penalty because there is nobody behind carson if it is caught. this is the preseason. this is the time you are supposed to get the kinks out and supposed to make sure this is crisp, as far as the play calling. we know the play calling will technical efficiency from the cardinals. i did not see that today. >> it doesn't alarm you? >> no, it does not alarm you. i have never seen a team where the third preseason game counts on their regular season record. it is just a preseason game. we have a lot of questions that need to be answered so this is an active eval

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it was the first time i saw death of a salesman. re there other things you very much want to play that when you look at all the things you have done, are there missing elements for you in terms of great characters? john: i would say the only one was king lear. i don't have any bucket list to play or part anymore. i am about to do a delicate balance on broadway, and i am thrilled to be doing that, but it is not something i am waiting my whole career to do. king lear is. in my experience, all of the most exciting things i have done have been other people's bright ideas, things that i never even thought of myself for. other people think of you in ways that you don't, sometimes in ways you don't think of yourself. charlie: tell me who he is, who is lear? john: in our lear, we see him as a very exuberant and manic and exciting man, beloved monarch. but he is aging to the point where he is probably always had a strain of manic temper. and it is dan sullivan's wonderful concept, in my opinion, the first time you see him he is extremely exci

the packers took the first preseason game 17-11 in green bay. there is hugh jackson on the sidelines and the first plate looked great. rg3 long going for trial prior and looking good rg3. also converted a third down connecting with prior. he put the ball in a good place but later the quarterback tries to squeeze this past in and that's tough to do. he got burned. picked off at the goal line but jamie matter, the pride of valley forge and ashland e?university would come up with the big safety here. russian team most are made the most recent run -- he also fumbled the ball away. josh mccown thought he and a he passes the line of scrimmage before he passes the ball so the play and the touchdown were called back. youngsters like carl massive were relentless. he gets a sack and cody kessler got his first touchdown pass when he hit her shard higgins per the packers when this one 17-11. there is the touchdown. coach jackson shared his thoughts on the game and clel >> it's the first game and there is going to be some good and some bad but the good thing

i would say the first words out of j.j.'s mouth were story and character and will give you nuance to play and hopefully not generic. their relationship is the idea of parents and fathers. >> rose: true with speilberg, too. >> what's that? >> rose: sense of story, parent and father and same stories in terms of the perspective of relationships and character. >> and for some reason studios don't see that's what makes those movies have a long life. they're interested in long life, not something that has a lasting impact. >> rose: has any of this changed your ambition, in the best sense of the way. i mean, clearly, ambition in terms of what you're doing here is ambition. >> yes, sometimes it's ahead of me where i think -- i mean, the fact i'm sitting here at this table talking to you is -- about a nonprofit we started six years ago at juilliard is way ahead of what i imagined, and sometimes knowing that the attention is on you sometimes, i don't feel yet comfortable with or even being a spokesperson or cheerleader for any kind of

today may have been the first day of school for kids it concord, michigan. but some didn't make it to class almost almost a dozen school buss were vandalized. at least ten buses in the district had flat tires or deflated tires causing some of the tires to actually come off around the rim. >> this is one of those crimes that makes me so mad. >> maddening. >> so many inept people. >> and the money and the school district needs to go for kids. but because of the flat tires the school had to cancel classes for the day. officials are looking for the tomorrow. >> everyone was so excited or not excited but still it's a big day. >> you don't want to spend money on that. >> a string of heartless robberies dishonoring our country's fallen heroes. thieves have been stealing bronze markers from veterans graves and cemeteries in indiana. since memorial day, more than 300 bronze stakes with veterans medallions have been stolen from graves at different cemeteries across the state. police telling scrap yards to be on the lookout f bronze. it is frustrating for places like th

. >> okay, so, guys, what we're gonna do here is the first scene. so here are our storyboards... >> the director explains that rather than having cars crash, the video uses common situations in school to illustrate the dangers of poor line of sight. >> and we're gonna do it a couple of times. action! timecode is 13:18:13. >> in this scene, a teacher is pushing a cart down the hall a little too quickly, and she [ zing! crash! ] >> cut! nice! >> of all the scenes shot that day, everyone's favorite was the one with the cakes. >> okay, here we go. standing by, everybody. action! ?? >> i was holding a cake, and i kind of demonstrated how, like, when you can't see, you're gonna crash, and so i got the cake all over me. >> it was a good example of what -- smaller metaphor of what an accident could be with a collision with two cakes instead of two automobiles. vanilla frosting. i think it was a pretty fun way to display a pretty serious situation. >> okay, we got it! >> the bottom line -- if you slow down and make sure you have proper line of sight, blind cu

the first day of school for many around our area. most of you will get it started off dry. some isolated showers ground may be on the damp side. halifax county. other than that a lot of this not actually reeching the ground. just providing more cloud cover as we do start off our morning. as far as your temperatures are concerned. 71 in durham. 72 in raleigh. 68 in louisburg. upper 60s as well. and then we check around the sand hills. 75 in fayetteville. 75 in rayford. let get straight it your forecast. low 70s with a few isolated we'll make it to 89 this afternoon. we're warm and we're humid. just a few isolated storms. we're back to 85s as we head to 6:00. manier on the restful your workweek ahead. >> we already have some trouble on the roads as you head through raleigh. purple on maps. both sides business new burn avenue are closed at freedom drive for a crash there. we'll moment. a crash in durham closing down a road as well. we'll take you to it it. never want to see purple on our maps. 23 minutes there from garner about 25. you can see not too much to complain about jus

it was the first hello when an engine ever built and when it was first used, it split and rather than saying that's not going to work, they said build another one. for the second one produced more horsepower than they expected. so a wonderful example not only is there innovative capacity to solve problems but also they didn't give up. they never gave up about anything. their perseverance against the odds was a life lesson we could all benefit from. >> we are going to throw numbers up because we want to give you a chance to talk with the pulitzer prize winner. he's written about paris and now the wright brothers. (202)748-8200 in east and central time zone. zone. 748-8201 for those of you in amount and pacific time zone. and we also are taking texts. if you want to text an and it at work question to david mccullough con 20,246,568,427 number and you can also contact the social media and we hope those addresses up as we talk. did they die wealthy? >> yes but not superrich as the so-called robber barons of the day. wilbur died very tragically in 1912. so he never really lived to see the

so the very first rejection of a presidential nominee. so here in philadelphia you're seeing the constitution in a lot of different directions being explored and used for the first time and of course you go through our history and you see other occurrences where this happened. the one other power of the senate that's not going to get exercised here in philadelphia is the power of impeaching if the president is impeached, the house would vote to have an impeachment. the senate would be basically the jury in what is essentially a trial to decide whether the president should be removed from office. so again, you look at the powers of the senate and you see these things that you can do that tie them to the president in a lot of ways, and so therefore, give them that little bit of extra advantage over the house of representatives. plus, they're a smaller body of men with only two senators per state. you represent an entire state, which means if you're from a large state you represent a lot of people. finally, the other thing about the senate th

the first african-american to work with the area's first computer company. roy clay senior was drawn to the developing tech industry, but at the start the industry was anything but welcoming. >> when i graduated from university in 1951, i sought a job at mcdonald's. invited me for an interview. after seeing my resum? and when i got there, they didn't know i was black. and they were very polite. they said, we're sorry, but we have no job for professional negroes. >> but clay would not be denied. within the year he was working for the company. in the following decade, he would make his move to the computer firm that gave birth to silicon valley, hewlett-packard. >> i started my role at hp among >> out of that group would come the first mini computer, a device that would lead the way to the tablets and smart phones we have today. >> my contributions to developing technology is two-fold. my hands on was to design computer software. to make the computer more user-friendly. i then worked with sta staff and computer science gro the first graduates of computer scienc

the first day of school. how does it look when the kids go back to this morning. >>> if you're going become to school, you're probably just waking up now. and i'm grading the day's forecast at a b. at least it will be mostly dry when you head into school. i know everybody is dressed in the new clothes, excited to head off to school. and 78 degrees and some clouds around. and the rain chance comes up as we go through the so around lunchtime, 30, 40% chance and a much better rain chance after you come home from school today. 87 degrees at this point. watch for the puddles. and sunday, we've seen anywhere from 4 to 8 inches of rainfall along the coast. and pockets of heavy rain other places too. so take it easy out there. and most of heavy rain in the panama city area. and a couple of sprinkles in the out of the question, and at noon. 60% after 5:00 p.m. so 5:38, i have your eight day temperature trend to get you through the rest of the week and meredith will help you get through the first day of school. >>> alre

the first time since 1968. >> justin credible. i want to show you a picture that was posted by ryan. before the race. the two are competitors but also good friends. >>> okay, turning to harrison. she said before she goes to sleep she visualizes wins a second metal. that olympic dream came true >>reporter: kaila made gold for the second time. the star dominated her gold metal match. becoming the first american to win back-to-back metal of any kind in judo. >> i'm on cloud nine. >>reporter: she was the only american to every win gold in judo. >> i thought thatig it. being an two thyme champion topped it. >>reporter: she said shared her victory. >> i'm oles as strong as it people around me. this gold metal belongs to all of us. >>reporter: later soaking in the metal ceremony before announcing it would be her last. >> two be a two time champion is the greatest that's every done judo. >>reporter: as for next she's not quite sure. >> ize'll enjoy my family and teammates and everyone that helped me to get here. tomorrow i'll make decision

the first month a million visitors. at the dedication ceremony, president ford called americans a willingness, even an eagerness to reach for the unknown. and so, my question, why are we so fascinated with flight? >> with flight or with -- >> with aviation, with this museum, with space. >> well, i think it's exploration, you know, it's the frontier, and it still is. so, there's always been a -- if you look through our history -- in fact, one of our new exhibits in this building is going to be called "speed," and it shows our obsession with going faster in all modes of transportation. and so you know, if you think about the wright flier in 1903, maybe maximum speed of 90 or 100 knots, and then 66 years later walking on the moon, that -- >> and that's what president ford made that reference. >> exactly. >> that in the lifetime of president ford and people in that time, they had seen the full span, the full arc. >> but look, if you think of any other occupation or industry or endeavor that has a learning and performance cur

mark: the first round moves in as you are sleeping tonight. ready quiet now, a couple of sprinkles here and there, but is down to the south. it's not incredibly impressive and our chance of severe weather is low. i'm worried about the potential we could see pretty good downpours as we had throughout the night. in the including mexican fiesta. that's which are looking at right now looking down at the summerfest grounds, 69, the dew point is not that bad. saturday is the stormy day, not all day, but scattered showers and thunderstorms often on -- off and on throughout the day. sunday is your best day. temperatures here at 82 degrees, so the second half of the week and looks better than the first half. a bizarre chase brings a nebraska airport to a halt. a man turned up at the airport in nebraska last night screaming , that people were trying to kill him. he jumped a fence onto the runway, stripped down to his underwear, hopped into a running pickup truck, and slammed it into a southwest plane. >> there was extensive damage done to the southwest p

as serious as the first injury.. but the back-up quarterback being helped off the field from the starting quarterback going into halftime. player second year player.. has an opporuntiy to be our number 2 quarterback. so these are valuable reps.. but hey, injuries are a part of the game. arms: brett hunley's night still not bad, 5 of 7 throwing for 67 yards on the night. packers off today so they'll revaluate his status tomorrow when the packers head back to the practice field. in green bay. earl arms cbs 58 news this morning. the packers now fly to santa 3 3 3 good news for packers fans... the pro-football hall of fame is giving refunds to those who bought tickets to the cancelled pre-season game in canton.fans will get back the face-value of their tickets, fees ?and? one-night hotel accommodations.fans will also get four tickets to the hall of fame museum.the victory comes after at least four fans filed suitover the debacle.the august 7th game -- between green bay and indianapolis -- was cancelled after hardened pain

the first father-daughter to win medals in the same olympic event.his is michelle on sunday. >> we are to have a place on history, i'm just adding to what is already there. i think having that kind of mindset takes pressure off because i am not really trying to make my own story, i am adding to a story that is already there. i'm starting a new chapter or the next book or something like that. i can't -- i definitely can't take away anything yes done, because it helped groom me to the athlete i am today. amy: there you are, the shop that winner michelle carter, speaking after the olympics. we're going to go to break. when we come back, we're going to come in addition to being joined by jesse washington, senior writer for the undefeated, we're going to be joined by anthony ervin, who was the oldest swimming champ in olympic history. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are in rio de janeiro come at least that is where our guests are. we're joined by jesse washington of

it brought a lot of interest in african american history with the first african american presidents in the white house and i was a solid hold dash assigned to cover that i literally remember pulling up of a couple of blocks away from the town house that what book will lie right to next and literally right in the spotted hit me and i got so excited i immediately called my editor in said this is what i will do next. she could not tamped down that enthusiasm just think about it make sure you have a really good idea but i think it sounds great and it took off at that point. >>cspan: what was the idea? >> direct story of the african-american slaves who actually lived inside the white house. we were so excited everybody was talking about how great and american -- a rate would be for an african-american in the white house understand that is repeated not have been the first to live there so that not thought process went on so who are the first? then at that point we knew there were those of the white house of dollars so we knew there had to be somebody before them so i had to write a book abou

there was the first night of the initial arrest and crackdown. and people then reassembled on two subsequent evenings to protest the actions of the police and to make a stance about oppression against gay and lesbian consumers in american cities. now at the time this occurred, it wasn't a very notable activity. it happened at about 2:00 or 3:00 a.m. on friday night in to saturday morning. and so it was too late to appear in the saturday newspapers, but it made its way into the sunday newspapers and "the new york times" thought it was so important they buried it on page 33. and the "new york daily news" put it on page 30. and the headline in the times was four policemen hurt in village raid. and only if you began to read about what happened there did you learn, according to the times, that hundreds of young men went on a rampage in greenwich village shortly after 3:00 a.m. yesterday after a force of plainclothes men raided a bar that the police said was well known for its homosexual clientele. so the "times" reported that after they were turned ou

and here's a look at the olympic medal count...after the first weekend of games. the u-s firmly in first place with 12 medals, three gold. china is second with eight medals, three gold. and italy is third with seven medals, two gold. tampa bay rays trying to end its homestand by winning a bottom of the first... brad miller drives in nickin fo run, one nothing rays. but top of the third... minnesota's "miguel sano" ends the rays lead for good. a three run blast and the twins are up three-one. nick franklin chips away with his ?own solo ast to dead away center, three-twotwins. but the twins tack on two moreuns in the 8th, to make it five-two. evan longoria also got his 25th homer of the year. but "sano" also had ?another home run in the ninth. the rays end up dropping the game and thseries, 6-3. and a ?lot of people will be watching the rays game on ?friday. mostly for one guy on the ?other team. yankees slugger "alex rodriguez" annound his retirement on sunday. and his final game will be this friday at yankees stadium. the yanks start a three game series against the

the first one, serena and venus are out. this is probably the most shocking. is over. this is the williams sisters first ever loss at the olympics, hard to believe, and fan reaction moment of the night. ali's parents are probably the most emotional. i love that, during her routine, her parents could barely watch, look at mom, holding on for dear life. dad is like mimicking her movements while on and when she nails -- i think she is still stressed. >> i can't even imagine what that would feel like. >> i would get nervous at little league games. >> right? so i want to laugh at her, but i don't. i can't imagine what that would be like. >> really not. look at the stare from dad. >> oh, gosh. for the first time since 2000, las vegas gamblers are now able favored, they are definitely getting the most action. >> and before we go to break, check out this tweet from nbc olympics, summing up the life of the olympian. >> these are the faces of weight lifting. they make the funny faces, let us feel better about our own workout faces. don't go away. lots of amazing olympic tonight.

carter: hello, i'm buddy carter, and i represent the first district of georgia. this week, i held seven town-hall meetings with people from all over our district. we talked about a lot of different issues. but the one thing i heard over and over again was this. people are frustrated. they're working as hard as ever to pay the bills and put food on the table. but they're just not getting anywhere. their problems are growing. but their paychecks aren't. and at this point, they've come to see washington as the place where bad ideas go to take root, and where good ideas go to die. that's why house republicans are taking action. earlier this year, we decided we had to go from being an opposition party to a proposition party. if we didn't like the direction the country was going in, then it was up to us to offer an alternative. well, now, we have offered that alternative. and we're calling it a better way. it's our six-part plan to get the country back on track. in it, we tackle some of the biggest issues of the day, poverty, national security, the economy, the constitu

you can always count on three floors not paying attention the first times of your really trying to make a point repetition is a good thing. >> i want to ask you during a period of time after three terms to refine the elected then one month later trend lot went to a birthday party who said something about truman about the neck the leader you seen that would be the logical person to move up but senator frist took the position and at the end of january you had triple bypass surgery so well with your range of emotions? >> my feeling was i never would have an opportunity to be the leader of my party because i was 10 years older than bill fortunately the health problem and had worked out fine but i had doubts in was bypassed by someone 10 years younger so i wondered if i would ever have the opportunity to have the job but i was hoping to have for quite awhile. >> it was a challenging period that led to make my story seem that way but if you just don't quit and just keep plugging chances are you'll get you are headed. the leeway to quit in america is quit or die. and then i got to be leader of