tonight, jake will receive the pat tillman award for service at the espys.r he calls humbling. >> a sentiment we often hear is, you guys have already done so much for our country. why do you feel compelled to do more? what they don't understand is, it's part of the dna of the people who are in this organization. >> an honor well deserved. jake, we salute you. the espys at . >>> breaking news is happening in santa rosa. just as rush hour isr evil of highway 101 are closed because of a hazardous materials incident. we're taking a live look at sky 7 now. our chopper is about to arrive on scene. >> the fire department tells us there's an active hazmat situation involving an oxygen tanker truck. this map shows you the stretch of road closed right now. >> the chp says all of 101 between by centennial way and river road is closed. old river road highway is also closed. >> the chp officer jonathan sloat is on the telephone. can you hear us, jonathan? >> yes, i can hear you. >> thanks for coming on. can you give us an update on what's happening on the highway and how

tonight, jake will receive the pat tillman award for service at the espys.r he calls humbling. >> a sentiment we often hear is, you guys have already done so much for our country. why do you feel compelled to do more? what they don't understand is, it's a part of the dna of the people who are in this organization. >> it's certainly in jake woods' dna. an honor well deserved. jake, we salute you. the espys at 8:00 p.m. tonight on abc. thank you for watching. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. until then, good night. on abc. thank you for watching. evacuations. we're live on the scene in santa rosa. >> new at 6:00, dan noyes just back from federal court where a terrorism suspect decided to change his plea. we'll explain what the bay area man is admitting to now. >>> plus, we're live

sylvia burgess and laura windsor and mike tario and eileen tillman and vance uashia. like to speak please line up on the right side of the chamber. and we will acknowledge you. >> okay, thank you so much. my name is laura windslor and i'm a floral designer and a small business owner here in san francisco. been in business for more than 25 years. i've had the opportunity to speak to some members of this committee previously about our concerns for relocating the flower market. i'm here today to speak in support of the property swap that is being considered here. the 2000 marin site is really the only site that is feasible for relocating the flower market during the construction at our present location. and we are very excited that this property swap is going to take place and we'll have a temporary location to go to. in light of some of the comments regarding the environmental impact and possible contamination, i think that our entire community would urge the stakeholders to move forward as quickly as possible to determine what the site holds in terms of contamination,

d-j tillman walked into the commencement at excelsior college to get her bachelors degree. tillman says engineering, because it is all about helping people, and the environment.(ken) so whats next? d.j.'s planning on getting her masters degree in environmental engineering, and hopes to use that degree to become a part of the space force. (pam) the mayoral candidate in gustine, in merced county.. would be the youngest mayor in california history at 19-years-old. zachery ramos (ray-miss) may have just gotten his driver's license... but he has the passion to lead the city of gustine. however, he faces pat nagy... a city council member with nine years of experience 'between pastures and homes... only about 58-hundred people live here... ramos say no matter who wins... heúll continue to work for his hometown. (ken) if you're looking for some summer fun you might want to head to sacramento. olivia degennaro has details for us. olivia standup: 'the california state fair is officially underway and thereús a lot of fun in store for fair-goers over the next 17 days. weúre going to take you throug

a woman named donnie tillman and donnie tillman is like a single mother, she has been on welfare and she's been meeting with doctor king about the poor people's campaign. she said why is there nothing on the agenda about the rights of welfare mothers. they had deliberately been left out because that's not part of the politics of respectability. she confronted doctor king and asked his position on legislation in the congress about welfare mothers working. finally she said to doctor king, you know if you don't know the answer to the question, you can say you don't know. it's all right. doctor king finally said, you know mrs. tillman, i don't know anything about welfare mothers and i'm here to learn. it simply illustrates that it was very late in the day before the civil rights movement began to address the issue of gender and inequality for women because race trumps gender. at least that's how people looked at it back then. by the time we get to 1968, there are assertive women who are speaking out. who refuse to be silent. you have to respond to us they said. >> i would argue that i ag

d-j tillman walked into the commencement at excelsior college to get her bachelors degree. tillman saysenvironmental engineering, because it is all about helping people, and the environment.(jrs) so whats next? d.j.'s planning on getting her masters degree in environmental engineering, and hopes to use that degree to become a part of the space force. (justine) only two days left to find the music in the san francisco's golden gate park. the annual flower piano the annual park. golden gate francisco's in the san francisco's golden gate park. the annual flower piano event invites you to come out and listen to professional pianist perform with the beautiful backdrop of the san francisco botanical gardens.<ááápiano playingááá> <ááápiano playingááá> you can still go and hear performances all day tomorrow with special childrens themed performances starting in the morning at nine. and the pianos are open to the public to play all day monday. monday. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this nat

and a woman named johnny tillman. and johnny tillman is like the single mother, she's been on welfare, and she has a meeting with dr. king about the poor people's campaign. and she says, why is there nothing on the agenda about the rights of welfare mothers? and they had deliberately been left out because that's not part of the politics of respectabili respectability. and she confronted dr. king and asked him on legislation in the congress about welfare mothers king, dr. king, if you don't know the answer, you can just say you don't know, it's all right. and dr. king finally said, you know, ms. tillman, i don't know anything about welfare mothers, and i'm here to learn. but it simply illustrates how it is very late in the day before the civil rights movement begins to address the issue of gender and inequality for women, because race trumps gender, at least that's how people looked at it back then. but by the time we get to 1968, there are assertive women who were speaking out, and who refused to be silent and say, yo

. >> one of those couples is jasmine and tillman. >> i do not want to be a sad bride. >> and i don't want to be in a pink tuxedo. >> they just got married this past weekend with all of the things that people voted for. we have a little teaser for youe glimpses of her dress, but you'll actually be able to all of the details. sday>> onhe followed by a live show on friday. >> from the little bit that we can see, it looks like facebook did them right. >> that dress is like on point with glitter. >> well, to tell us more about it, we have jasmine right this minute. welcome to the show. >> congraltlations. >> w glad to join you altogether. >> so how the check do you hand over freedom and reign to cole rteanrsge was not my dream. this handsome guy who is now coo do the show. and at first i was like absolutely not. but, it's -- >> she's -- >> look at that,pyap h life. does this make the whole process easier or were there other challenges involved in the t ta the end it worked out. >> did facebook people surprise you with the choices that they picked for you? >> i yes. going into it i was lik

. >> receiving the pat tillman award helps with natural disaster relief. ♪ i love a country girl ♪ ie a friday night ♪ and i love this life ♪ brian: and jon stewart had to get the crowd to respond to his marine service two or three times. like only one person applauds for a marine at the espies? so that was a little tough. i don't know if the audio was working. steve: is ours working? ainsley: you're on a hot mic. steve: thanks for joining us on this 19th day of july. it's a beautiful day. ainsley: we start this hour with a fox news alert. listen to this, folks. a manhunt is intensifying this morning for an accused cop killer on the run somewhere in hawaii. brian: this is not a repeat. another cop shot it marks the sixth officer shot in the u.s. this week. ainsley: todd piro joins you with more on the latest attack on our men and women in blue. todd: even paradise isn't spared on assault from those who keep us safe an hawaii officer shot dead and manhunt for his killer intensifying overnight. >> this was an officer. this was a father, a son, ago husband put a face with the name. >> a

it's being the chance of the tillman see if you know an england found good it's been the one you've heard everywhere around the stadiums i was in a hole get out in this you know good old covering games for us and every time or any time there was the knowledge said games well that was what you heard it through the special home to many people said the greatest of all time the players are coming out on the stage right now not changes to restore the spanish penalty hero he got i can fire the goalkeeper then know i was watching not game with our to our main host i had met peter schmeichel obviously you know not a bad goalkeeper i'm selfish and what he said to me is not guys going to save to that guy save to. whom the full wonderful experience of being here it's a really nice feeling to oversleep people are slightly deflated but still they're celebrating a team that really has done people proud. how do you think we're looking at me we can see the cup pictures here now they're thing coming across the stage so we can see the team here can you talk to us about the team also the kind of things that

tillman, i don't know anything about welfare mothers, and i'm here to learn. but it simply illustrates how it's very late in the day bmpb the civil rights movement addresses gender and any policy for women, because race trumps gender, at least that's how people looked at it back then. by the time we get to 1968, there are assertive women who are speaking out, and who refused to be silent and say you have to respond to us. >> so i would argue that i agree with that in terms of the national theme. but i think that women are a lot more successful at asserting themselves earlier in terms of local movements. so if we look at groups in philadelphia that are focused on, you know, issues like housing, education, police brutality, et cetera. many of these are headed by females, founded by females from the very beginning. have very strong female spokes people who are well covered in the media. and i would also say that some of those leadership roles come directly out of their participation in other roles such as serving as a home school coordinator with their local scho

jillian: our friend jake would, a marine receiving the pat tillman award for service.he nonprofit deployed veterans to help with natural disaster relief. rob: you might remember janice dean after hurricane harvey. 11 minutes after the hour, bright future for the american worker but not if you ask the democrats. what does it take to acknowledge the job creation and economic boom we are seeing under the president. peter morrissey will explain why this comes down to politics and the midterms. >> it is what it is, it will not let me stop me from doing what i want to do. jillian: the nfl player who plans to take a fine to disrespect the flag. ♪ jillian: democrats new darling blasting new york governor andrew cuomo for his women's equality party. congressional candidate alexandria cortez slamming him for endorsing men instead of supporting her and other women running for office. or comments come as we learn facebook will sponsor one of the largest annual gatherings of far left progressives where cortez will be a keynote speaker. the nation conference will be held in new orle

nazi propaganda claimed that the furor had no private life he served the german people day and night tillman photography had become eva brown's biggest passions she loved to stage her lover on the bare cost terrace the film seemed to show the furore transported to another world distanced from his people welcoming friends and political companions up there some of her photo spreads survived uncensored in her private albums showing ava brown's professional work. deserve a film on for two of the films and photos if a brown shot of hitler and the people of the bad cough what just of a private nature not before for which she still works for hoffman and also created those works to sell them took off in our and she sometimes got big sums of money for them it is a film on hoffman one day he went on he thousand likes marks i know one single photo for instance i smoke ziva tire she was part of the propaganda machinery part of hofmann's propaganda department which staged a few of us private appearances. on to say she presented him as a caring family man and child loving patron that's kinda leading to. t

my name is darian tillman, and i'm a parent advocate for coleman and pmac. i'm here to speak on the situation with charter schools, and what i had on my mind is i felt like it was hindering our youth education who are being -- i mean, i feel like charter schools are being used -- are using the youth for -- as entities and for corrupt gang without giving progress reports to the parents when they should know about their child being comfortable at the school. and that's not happening from my understanding, and that needs to happen so we can get the full acknowledgement on what we're taking on in our community. [applause] >> the thing with the progress reports, it's like they'll feel comfortable enough to participate enough in the schools, and basically, the gentrification going on, they feel like -- well, we feel like -- that it would take a lot of the tension off the students who really need the help. and if we're just putting money in everybody's pockets at the school, and we have none for ourselves to fallback with our children, it's like we don't know where

i know tillman freita is an nba guy. tell him if he is not part of this already. >> i tell him to be excited about the deal we just did we talked a lot about sports he betting. he has so much experience as an operator he knows the way to win is not by having exclusive data but it's ultimately with the user interfast and using the data i said earlier he doesn't wants the competitors not to have official data. first of all it puts him in a competitive disadvantage because he would be paying for data feed and others would be using inferior inexpensive data feed feed number two i think all the operators we've been in business with mgm, the win they want to see integrity cross the business we don't gain a competitive advantage if there is an issue with a referee or official in other league integrity is something we are focused on in the industry. >> jim what do you say to others paying the integrity fee you are at a disadvantage now in my everyone comes onboard and does the same thing you have done. >> first we are paying a f

you know, robert tillman says he will see you if you vote in favor of this appeal. you have a whole battery of attorneys here, and they can defend you. but you need to defend the people of san francisco and the people of the mission, the children in that center and the people of the city in general. i am a union member. i'm a long-time union support your. i would appeal to our brothers and sisters here from the construction trades not to go on record in support of this building. we need more housing, but we don't need this project. it is a terrible project. >> supervisor breed: thank you for your comments. before the next speaker i will remind the audience that we recommend -- we welcome your presence here. if you like to show your support, you can use your support of hands. next speaker, please. thank you, manager you can provide your public comment when it is your opportunity. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i am a mission resident. i moved to san francisco in 1971 from a small town in california. we moved to san francisco, and my parents worked at my aun

made forever his months including the seventh sea off the big questions about life and death novena tillmanand they inspired generations of filmmakers if you would still alive birdland would have been telling hundred areas this weekend. and to mock this into ninety two new documentary sticking a look at the man behind the legend david levitz to walk us through this is here to tell us mall but before we get into these films david tell us a little bit about what is bergman's legacy it's not action films as we just know but bergman really set a new standard for what film could do he made movies that are deeply philosophical and entertaining at the same time and he even changed camera language i mean something as simple as a close a long close up on an actor's face that's an exist before bergman so he really changed film language and his impact can't be overstated but there are some people who love to hate his fans yeah absolutely well he himself so they're depressing they're slow they're intellectual some people say they're bores was even pretentious but the film world for the most part. the c

late in the day but fortunately kristen tillman who's the musical director of the dresser and the fresh fieldhouse imbibing right staged this all for a couple years ago with the potage ten a pure trouble we saw that playing longer and he stepped in last moment to save the day let's hope that he is this year's controversy because the have been some of the been productions that have been booed at their premieres and things like that but i don't think this will be ok but required to a coup to get this famous painting the rock to do steeds design of this production deed i mean this is a man whose paintings sell for millions literally on the art market and he and his wife rose a lawyer were persuaded to design the production as we saw he took his. inspiration from the famous blue of michael's and from. i'll be interested to see what the critics say because i think he started painting is rather suited to wagner wagner is very much of an composer i find iraq a very german painter very german style of this is very interesting what the critics say it could be a real coup d'etat as they say. look

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the patriotism and activism and how oftentimes we use the stories for our own purposes, and the pat tillman story is a perfect example of a person who is sort of used as the example of the patriotism. right before pat was killed in afghanistan, he came out against the war. he had a lot of seer kworious questions about the types of things that were happening in afghanistan, and we don't always necessarily hear that side of the story, because we hold him up as a symbol of the patriotism, and we don't want anything to tarnish that. >> and what is really fascinating about this second wave, if you were, of the athlete activism today is that the first guard is still around, and not all of them, but many of them are still around, and because of the new platforms and the outlets that are out there. they are having a renaissance in many different ways and throwing the weight and the support behind a lot of the athletes and movements and bill russell joined twitter in the past year simply so that he could be once again outspoken in a different way to younger generations. you should see the tweet, bec

.- their everyone thinks the old oil from 10 years ago, we think tillman and team have done a great jobn unconventional play. thestock sells a one of lowest cash flow multiples in the group. as they get throughout the year, their caches is building to a point we think they can -- they have a buyback in place. he said im that way to tell you but we will buy back stock. companiesny of the invest more, would you still want to own those stocks? >> i think it comes back to balance. 2005 topened between 2015, ceos were compensated 100% on production growth. have been proponents of look at the rates of return. i don't think the answer is by 100%, use all your money to buyback stocks but it is also not use all your money to find reserves. it is a cyclical business. ,f prices moved slightly higher maybe they move their budget to 55, 57. i would not move than expecting $75 oil in perpetuity. stickingin will be with us. our top stories can affect stocks. earnings wound up being a beat. revenue is up. it was thick and equities trading that hurt the company. and city branded card business revenue is

thanks to the rebound, and oil prices we can't talk business in texas without talking to tillman fertita. we're talking oil, restaurants, and, of course, basketball plus, an excuse to play country music. that's all coming up hello. let's go for a ride on a peloton. let's go grab a couple thousand friends and chase each other up a hill. let's go make a personal best, then beat it with your personal better than best. let's go bring the world's best instructors right to you. better yet, let's go bring the entire new york studio - live. let's go anytime, anywhere, with anyone who's willing. and let's go do it all right here. ready to go? peloton. >>> for the fourth time texas has won the top state for business recognition in our annual cnbc rankings the state finishing first in the economy rankings thanks to a rebound in the price of oil. scott cohen is in the winning state. scott, your clues didn't help me one bit yesterday. i was totally wrong. >> you just got to work on that, tyler. maybe next year. you know, every year that we do this we try and talk to business people in the top states

tillman fertitta from "power lunch" fame, the owner of the houston rockets and joseph sigh of the brooklynht their teams for over $2 billion. those sigh skyrocketed the valuation of those teams when people want to buy the prices are more unanimous what forbes says they are in these estimates. back to you. >> they are definitely eye popping numbers. thanks so much, eric. >>> let's get over to dom chu for a delivering alpha alert. >> michelle, that is right now as you can see samantha greenberg on stage at delivering alpha. she's the chief investment officer of margay capital which she founded in 2016. before that she ran the media and consumer sector team at paulson and company hedge funds. greenberg's best idea is all about fun is games specifically video game publisher take two interactive she is making the case that gaming is the most engaging form of social media out there with the biggest share of minutes per day spent by users games also are cheaper in terms of cost per entertainment hour than movies, cheaper than theme parks, than sporting events. take two trades at a valuation that

after the 9/11, most prominent example most can think of is pat tillman left the nfl to join the armyxample for others? >> people look at it as you have got this great opportunity. they look at college athletes, or athletes as superstars or like you say, celebrities at some time, you're giving up on the dream of being a super celebrity or super-rich, but i feel fighting for this country, fighting for this nation is just as important. you can make just as well of a living, you can overall do something great for all the people around you. pete: amen. jalen, what is it about this country to you that makes it worth defending with the cost of your life potentially? >> i feel like with all the things that go on in this country, all the bad that this country has seen in the past and you know, you never know what will happen in the future, the people in this country, the great things that happen in this country, that you get to hear about and see every day, i feel like those are the things that drive this country, drive the people that fight for this country. pete: jalen watts jackson, someon