my partner tim brown was a professional athlete, he had been sponsored by nike, he was tired of the approach those guys were taking, he's from new zealand and staring at 29 million sheep, sometimes you ask yourself, what are you going to do with that, we developed, we co developed with a partner in italy, this is a fiber from a particular type of sheep which is used in $5,000 suits, and we put that into a shoe and designed a proprietary textile to make it really comfortable. >> since you were in the biofuel industry, are these basically safe for the environment, you think about your process? >> yeah, the only reason i wouldn't be doing a shoe company if i didn't think it was important for our company to exist. we founded the company, because we believed that particularly in shoes, the consumer products, there's not a lot of focus put on environmental sensibility, particularly in the sourcing of raw materials, my career has been focused on doing renewable product innovation and putting that into industry. it was challenging, trying to take a leadership position on how to market consumer produ

that said, you pointed to three particularly well-liked and successful senators in casey and brown and tim kaine. what i believe about brown in ohio, which is a challenging state where our presidential candidate fell 8 points short. he has won here before twice and i think he is smart about standing up for workers' rights and standing up for an economy that makes sense in ohio. i like our chances there. i do not suspect we will see much of a difference in the election that we had six years ago in ohio with the same candidates, the same flawed candidate on the republican side. i expect he will come out of that one. sean: which of the races keep you up most at night? which races to you worry about the most? j.b.: well, obviously they are all challenging. those first five in the so-called deeper red states are obviously ones that we stay focused on. that said, initial polling was encouraging because of how well defined machin, heidi heitkamp, tester, joe donnelly, in all the are particularly liked candidates. it is a good place to start. like i said they start with, leads. that is encouraging

dan foust, tim brown, tony dungy, will shields.players said they would still play the game, because it taught them so many fantastic lessons. the difference is today that players and would-be players have the right to choose not to play. they have the right to learn everything about what can happen to them. and, frankly, as the doctor said, not only are head injuries an issue with regard to football, they are a worldwide life living phenomena. there are so many people that have traumatic brain injuries outside of football, as well, but football certainly and this evidence only confirms how serious this situation is. >> i think, nick, the nfl says since 200247 rule changes have been made to protect players. what's your feeling on the steps the nfl has taken to address this issue? >> well, the real debate here is simply who are the true stewards of the game, and i believe more and more owners realize they are the stewards of the game. all of us are stewards of the game. we need to make educated decisions and face up to what's happeni

they say raymond drives brown nissan a.m. tim a, known to frequent parks, parking centers, if you have any information please call 191. >> dozens of people in philadelphia tonight have no place to call home after apartment fire at to broke out 12:30 this morning near academy road, morrell avenue in morrell park. firefighters kept the flames contained to one room in the building which was great. but it is the smoke and water that damaged other apartments. the fire sent two people to the hospital. one is in critical condition. a firefighter also has minor injuries. >>> a man's 21st birthday party quickly turns sick and criminal, when police say the man raped two, 12 year old girls. twelve years old. chester county prosecutors have charged devon edward storf with multiple counts of rape after child younger than 13, they say during his birthday party last june, he brought two, 12 year old girls into his basement and had sex with them. police say he continued to have sex with one of the girls between that june and march of 2017. we're

tim: the suspect is described as a black female aged 30to 50 between 5'2" and five feet tall and between 160 and 170 pounds with a short brown afro. >> you have to be careful with your kids because of the things that are going on in the world today. tim: we are told the attempted abductor asked where his parents were. then he said -- then she said when i get off this bus, you're coming with surveillance video. if they find a, we will bring it to you on this broadcast as well as wjla.com and social media. live in northeast washington, tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: two schools, one horrific crime, bowie state university in the university of maryland paused today at12:05 to remember the life of lieutenant richard comments, who was killed on the college park campus in may. >> the problem has to be recognized. jonathan: the man charged with collins' murder is a longtime university of maryland student with suspected ties with a white supremacist organization. arey: police in arlington investigating a man who exposed yesterday.a woman the police say the man came up behind the woman, exposed himself, and brushed against her. the

be on cnbc today restaurant brands international is ubs' top pick, josh brown >> this has been a good stock for a long time. >> timn's burger king popeyes for those playing at lunch today. >> take a look at a daily chart. 61, 62 has been resistance it's been knocking on that door several times since early summer, late spring. now it looks like it wants to get through. it's going to do so on volume if that happens and this is the type of name that people have been anticipating the breakout. if you're long, you stay long. maybe you can tighten your stop a little bit, but i think this one goes higher. >> macy's is on the move today after announcing plans to restructure its management team. doc? >> it's not about the cutting of those 100 jobs that's a small percent, of course and this is all about howe lawton coming over from ebay, trying to put better brands and private brands into macy's that might be exclusive to them as well as maybe taking a look at harold square. i think it's great news for the company. stock's already trading on very heavy volume by noon today, it's already on 10 million shares. >> i'm on the o

brown said she lived in woodbury life and never saw anything like that and hope it is the last tim here reporter: police are not releasing the name of the young woodbury, bobis life. brooks channel 6 "action news." >> a person of interest has surrendered in connection with the shooting outside a target store in northeast philadelphia. the shootin afternoon at the store on bustleton avenue. police say it started as an altercation, then they say thean firing seven times striking the victim in the back. that victim is in stable condition. >>> philadelphia mayor jim kenny is promising a full investigation into a fatal please involved shooting. 31-year-old tyrice carlisle died in the confrontation. his mother called police saying he was trying to steal her car. when police tried to stop him a. he grabbed an officer's gun and let it go, and grabbed the other officer's that's when the officers shot carlisle. his family said he suffers from mental health issues. >>> the world is showdown between u.s. and north korea. president trump and kim jong-un are trading remarks on military office. >> rep

tim hague reports. celtic have eaten up all before them for the last year. did kill manukau of the appetite to stop them today? neither side seemed package in the first half. scott brownceltic found a way asjamie often the case, celtic found a way as jamie forrest found the net before half—time. 0n the plastic pitch, he was almost at it again. could they get that crucial second? calvin miller almost did. a promising performance from the 19—year—old throughout, but not capped with a goal. although kill manukau coming, they did not score. —— although kill marnoch kept coming. 52 matches now unbeaten for celtic. their dominance enough to put any opponent of their food. aberdeen have also kept up their 100% start to the season, after beating dundee at pittoderie, stevie may was the hero for the home side, scoring twice. elsewhere stjohnstone have also taken maxiumum points from the season. it's the first time in their history that they've won their first three league games of the season. michael 0'halloran got the only goal of the game against partick thistle. hamilton won at hibs while motherwell beat ross county. rangers drew 0—0 with hearts. so after three matches, her

. >> i think there are more than three but sherrod brown, bob casey, my home state senator, tim kainetimes obscure what we've just been talking about in terms of the deeper issue of what the party stands for. we're always going to be the be v party at our best that stands for opportunity for all americans regardless of race, religion, and where you are on the socioeconomic ladder. >> the democrats do best when they're a post-identity party. bill clinton was a post-identity party, so was barack obama. this isn't what the democrats are today. >> emphasize diversity but also the unity aspect and having that unifying vision that appeals to everybody. >> thank you so much. great to have you on. come back. >> sounds good. >> can you come back tomorrow? we didn't have you on long enough. >> i think i can. >> we'd to talk for about three hours. thanks for being on. we appreciate it. that does it for thus morning. by the way, tomorrow morning, catty says i read too fast. >> we're learning. a process. >>ly slow down. chris jansing. >> 1.5. >> okay. >> picks up our coverage right now. >> you hav

and tim scott were getting to this a bit, is will playing into the identity politics of these white working class voters who have these rev rent views of confederate statues hurt him with black and brown voters. the. >> he was low already. you can't lose much support from where he was. the. >>> the another event that happened over night talking about the barcelona attacks. one of the president's first response was to put out this statement. i call it an official statement. he put it out on twitter. the where he suggested people look at what called the record of general per shing. >> he dipped 50 bullets in big's blood and he had his men load his rifles and oh lined up the 50 people and they shot 49 of those people, and the 50th person, he said you go back to your people and you tell them what happened. and for 25 years, there wasn't a problem. >> amy, three things. number one historians will tell you that never happened. so the president, as president, over the last 24 hours spreading what appears to be a lie. number 2, as president, even if it did happen, he'd be endorsing war crimes. number 3, there's no proof that general pershing's actions were effective, whatever they were. all t

tim ryan of ohio. don't give up on that dream of being the cleveland browns quarterback.>> i got a bad back and a bad knee that's telling me it ain't going to happen. >> all right. well you played a little ball in college, so they might want you still. congressman, thank you. let's go to peter alexander standing by for us at the white house in the middle of a construction zone, it appears. peter, the white house expected to outline the president's transgender military ban in the coming days, the one he announced on twitter. >>. >> reporter: the white house is preparing to give jim mattis marching orders to enforce the transgender ban beginning within the next six months that would include giving them the authority to kick transgender groups out. a memo seen by u.s. officials says mattis would be allowed to remove current service members based on their, quote, deemployability, deemployability being defined here as the ability to serve in a war zone, participate in exercises or live on a ship. notably, it would bar the pentagon from recruiting transgender payments and cut o