. >> malaney townsend diggs is the branch manager. >> we see the real side of the library. we see the side that says, this library needs to remain in this neighborhood. this library is servicing young people, adults, people who don't have jobs can come in and get on the computer and apply for jobs. >> i mean, the reality is, you walk down there and you can buy heroin. >> right. >> the reality is you can go that way and get shot. >> right. >> can you go there, change your future? >> change your future, change your life. >> you were inside that building on the day of the riot. tell me what you saw out here. how would you describe it? >> it was mass chaos to me. it had people who were looting, burning police vehicles. >> what was in your heart as you saw all this? >> i was sad. sad for the young people because i felt like you know, they thought that that was the best way of getting their voice heard at the time. didn't have another way to make it known that they were tired and frustrated. but feeling like there had to be another way. >> on that day malaney townsend diggs locke

. >> malaney townsend diggs is the branch manager. >> we see the real side of the library. we see the side that says, this library needs to remain in this neighborhood. this library is servicing young people, adults, people who don't have jobs can come in and get on the computer and apply for jobs. >> i mean, the reality is, you walk down there and you can buy heroin. >> right. >> the reality is you can go that way and get shot. >> right. >> can you go there, change your future? >> change your future, change your life. >> you were inside that building on the day of the riot. tell me what you saw out here. how would you describe it? >> it was mass chaos to me. it had people who were looting, burning police vehicles. >> what was in your heart as you saw all this? >> i was sad. sad for the young people because i felt like you know, they thought that that was the best way of getting their voice heard at the time. didn't have another way to make it known that they were tired and frustrated. but feeling like there had to be another way. >> on that day malaney townsend diggs locke

grandpa taft was a self-taught to judge when they lived back in townsend, vermont. the parlor room is a room where the tafts would gather whenever they have important guests coming to visit the taft home. basically there was a general jacob cox, friend of alfonso , taft and the taft family, he was once invited to have dinner here at the family home. he would actually send a letter to alfonso, asking if he could bring a young brigadier along with him. his name was james a. garfield. imagine that. president coming here to visit the mount auburn home in cincinnati. we now move to the library. this is where the family would gather and have quiet evenings, spending a lot of time in particular space. i try to imagine seeing grandma and grandpa taft sitting here on an old horse hair sofa couch, possibly reading the cincinnati inquirer newspaper. some things that has happened in the events of history, the civil war has already ended four months prior to september. also it is the same year president abraham lincoln was assassinated by john wilkes booth. people in cincinnati

a ten-story tower on townsend drive. it's home to 700 employees who work on developing smart phones and tv sets. they have more than 2,000 employees there. >>> grew upon has announced major layoffs. about 10% of its staff. it's going to affect their customer service and deal staff team. the company's also shutting down its operations in several places like the philippines and thailand. >>> even the president has been caught belting it out a couple of times. >> happy birthday to you. >> the song happy birthday to you does not hold a valid copyright. it has been having an on going issue for around 80 years. it has long been in the public domain making it fair game to use. sing away, sal. >> you know what? i'm not going to do it, but i was always aware of it. you see that movies, and they always cut away from the song at birthday scenes. >>> this is a nice-looking drive. you can stick around and watch them anchor all morning long. it looks good all the way in. nice-looking drive when you get into the toll plaza. barring any

we had been encarched near townsend, charming -- clearing for about three weeks when our neighbors began to be too troublesome for a longer proximity. they displayed too great an affection towards our men by soldiers' hem with a great rest treasury whiskey. thereby undermining their morals and keeping them -- there's the first draft of the document which is in the florida historical seat and we're very lucky to have the second one which is corrected proofs for -- i think he was planning on publishing this material, but he never did. ut then in the 1950's, mr. sundeman found this material, transcribed it, add additional information and pubbedlished -- published it as "journey to ilderness by not," edited by sunderman. so it's a tool for understanding what was happening in florida at the time. so it's a firsthand account of what was going on in the seminole war. and we have -- this is the register from the st. augustine link showing that warren harding played one of numerous games of golf here at st. augustine. before he became president while he determined who was going on in his cabinet.

received a much needed back to school gift, a $250,000 donation for supplies and technology, it's from townsend press but they are offering to double that. they are submitting projects for a matching donation and school starts in camden on october 8th. >>> democratic senator, barbara mikulski became the deciding vote. and john kerry was at the constitutional center today touting the deal but first visited our 6 abc studios and had an interview with our own matt o'donnell. >> how are you? >> happy to see you. >> secretary of state, john kerry, arrived with a security detail at our 6 abc studios right before his speech at the national constitution center. we wondered why here. >> we thought it was senator casey, he has fallen in line with you now, why did you choose philadelphia to give this speech? >> we thought philadelphia would be a terrific place between washington and new york and the history with the constitution and formation of our country is a good place to talk about really serious issues. >> reporter: the secretary and the obama administration are well aware there are 2.5 million jewi

. >> this is in port townsend, washington, this not so fun.nd his dog are in this boat but they had to be rescued because the mast went down and the boat was pinned under this ferry terminal. you see this man in distress right here before the rescue. you can see the problem the man is having. >> he's trying to get him out. >> the person with the video and another man were there to help get him and his dog out. this last one, a man in a boat and everything is going smoothly. it's slow. what possibly could happen? >> the slowest crash ever? >> yes. watch. >> oh no, he pressed the wrong button. that's a lever, what are you doing? you're doing it wrong. >> this guy was in the water for quite some time. >> stay on land next time. >>> for some of us guys, it's difficult to approach a woman and talk to her. so why on earth would you make it even more difficult? >> i thought you are really pretty. >> he puts on the squeaky voice. these guys from the anti-social youtube channel. >> just looking for, uhm, girls numbers. >> as if they weren't awkward eno

. >> this is in port townsend, washington, this not so fun. the guy and his dog are in this boat but they had to be rescued because the mast went down and the boat was pinned under this ferry terminal. you see this man in distress right here before the rescue. you can see the problem the man is having. >> he's trying to get him out. >> the person with the video and another man were there to help get him and his dog out. this last one, a man in a boat and everything is going smoothly. it's slow. what possibly could happen? >> the slowest crash ever? >> yes. watch. >> oh no, he pressed the wrong button. that's a lever, what are you doing? you're doing it wrong. >> this guy was in the water for quite some time. >> stay on land next time. >>> for some of us guys, it's difficult to approach a woman and talk to her. so why on earth would you make it even more difficult? >> i thought you are really pretty. >> he puts on the squeaky voice. these guys from the anti-social youtube channel. >> just looking for, uhm, girls numbers. >> as if they weren't a

the new restaurant at 3rd street and townsend near at&t park would serve beer and wine.uld open as soon as next week. some neighbors are worried about noise and crime from late night crowds. the town hall meeting starts at 7:00. >>> well, we are now 150 days from super bowl 50 at levi's stadium and the nfl season kicks off officially tomorrow night. but things got rolling today in san francisco. the nfl has temporarily taken over the area by pier 35 and justin herman plaza to kick off the season. ellie goulding was getting ready for her concert at justin herman plaza tomorrow. train is also going to perform. fans can see all the super bowl trophies won by the 49ers and raiders. >> really good. really cool what's in here. it's excellent to walk around. it's great. >> several former 49ers and raiders greats are signing autographs. there are games and training drills that fans can take part in. the celebration wraps up tomorrow. >>> well, meteorologist paul deanno checking out some super bowl action. he is at pier 35 sweating it out for us tonight. >> yeah. and you mean it

taylor townsend, who's one of the youngest players that-- have emerged in the last year. and then, on the men's side, it's growing. you know? not at the fast rate that we would like. but it's there. and-- and what people have to realize, when you go back to the '70s and the '80s, the world hadn't opened up yet. there was a lot of talent that had not come out from behind the iron curtain. and now, you know, sky's the limit for everyone. there's so much talent that's out there. and the opportunities are enormous for everyone. and so, a lot of these players have surpassed the hunger that we had or w-- that we had then. i'm not saying that we're not hungry now. 'cause we are; we've got a lot of young players coming up. i'd say, in the next five years, we'll have the same numbers in the top 100 on the men's side as we do on the women's. >> still ahead in the program, i get my clock cleaned on the court, and love every minute of it. >> i'm tony harris, you're watching talk to al jazeera we're speaking this week with the woman at the top of the us tennis association, katrina ada

. >> reporter: john townsend with aaa mid-atlantic estimates a 250% spike in travel times on d.c. area roads, a 20 minute trip in normal traffic conditions expected to go up about 70 minutes in tomorrow's traffic. >> we're going to have a lot more people on the road than have been on the road for some time. >> reporter: yeah. try 3 million more drivers including brad snyder and his family. >> we just came back from our vacation, our first day for school for our kids in 1st grade and 2nd grade. so we'll be sitting in it for a while. >> reporter: so will jennifer hicks and her kids who are preparing for tomorrow tonight. >> we're all taking baths tonight, getting our clothes out, getting part of lunch ready, backpacks out. >> reporter: after the long holiday weekend robert tark will be heading back to work tomorrow, but you're not going to get stuck in traffic. why's that? >> i'm going to do metro. >> reporter: this is why you use the metro to avoid messy traffic situations. >> yes, absolutely. >> reporter: but for the rest of us it's likely going to be a very long ride. >> it's goi

service line bills and friends was a mixed drinks and san francisco later this month at third and townsend and chicago opens today the wine and beer license of the for some in the u.s. to talk of bell g matt is creating his own. blocks under own >>darya: can be isolated which is to clinics which works on the masai already in the options will be added to the apple the next week. >>mark: suspect's father is looking for he is 6 ft. 380 lbs. ground have a great i attended for great toyota there is a license plate of veterans speaking out against american airlines wide airline refused to let the man service dog on the plane. >>darya: and happen to form marring capt. jason and his dog axle he was on his way back from lows and stocks at the service of the year award he served two tours and 1 afghanistan if his dramatic brain injury and the said act so have flown on american airlines many times before and he's never had a problem but said this last accomplished american airlines was humiliating into the different flight home the next day in the airline did apologize but he said the apology is not

and you actually had roger daltry kneeling at your chair, and you had pete townsend saying that your rendition of that song made him break into tears. >> mm-hmm. and you're just like, "hey, guys, you're the who." what was that like? i mean, what was it like to know that you were then breaking into that other sector? >> well, as i said, it was more of a... it was more satisfaction for me to see my husband, who is irish, who grew up with this music, and who knew all of these people. he knows their favorite color, and when they were born, to my annoyance. because nobody knew all of that about me. and he's a record historian and collector, so he knows all about not only black music, but the british music. and it was... the british rock thing that i've just done was his concept. and he... so for me to see him see them looking at me like that, it was like... i got more of a kick out of that than... because i just don't have that reverence for that group of people. everybody that i have reverence for came before me. i don't know any contemporaries that i idolize. >> hinojosa: so who would b

going to japan for the first time, going to tokyo for the first time, to what eric clapton and pete townsend reigning guitar gods of england. what they must have gone through the week that jimi hendrix came to town. you hear about it, you go see it. a whole window opens up into a whole new thing. and you think, what does this mean? what do i have left to say? what do i do now? >> welcome to tokyo. you are not invited. this is the other tokyo. 12-hour flight and i'm baked. no sleep. might as well -- must -- go out. ♪ the kabukicho district near my hotel has the advantage of being where the subterranean life, the repressed ids of the japanese male, some females too, come out to play. joining me is japanese film producer and production manager maso sokubel. always a good sign when protective chains separate entertainers from the soon to be entertained. right? prepare yourself for the greatest show in the history of entertainment. >> a long time ago on a planet far away -- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm confused. ♪ >> no. what does it all mean? ♪ ♪ ♪ >> no. no, it can't be over! not yet. no! but yet -- yet it

let's bring in jay townsend. can we start with the first debate? that was actually my favorite.people got to finish their sentences. you had just four people on stage. it was the early hour. your first impression. >> of the first debate? >> yes. >> much more sedate. a little less lively, and of contest -- >> did you think that? >> well, the jv cob -- contest which is they're not in the varsity game. but they had a better and more lively exchange, and i thought all of them actually got some time on stage long enough to actually say something of substance which that's kind of lacking. >> jay in social media, a lot of people were discovering, governor george pataki and people discovering a new lindsey graham. bobby jindal seemed to resonate with this. let's watch. >> if we can't win on that issue, there's no point for being cheaper democrats no point for having a second liberal party. time to get rid of the republican party and start over with one that is conservative. give hard are reid and pelosi credit. they fight for what the believe in it's time to have republicans with a back

. >> mullaney townsend briggs is the manager. >> this library needs to remain in this neighborhood. this library is servicing young people, servicing adults, people who don't have jobs can come in and get on the computer and apply for jobs. >> reporter: you opened up the day after the riots. kids come in here and they're reading books. >> uh-huh. >> as broken glass is all over this city and police are up and down this street still. what do you think brought those kids back in here? >> i think at the end of the day, they felt that this was a place that cares about them, puts them first. i think the community saw that, you know, this isn't just about being a library. this is about being a safe haven. >> what you saw inside the library there just really denice the stereotypes from -- defies the stereotypes. one of the poorest zip codes in the state of maryland, where one in four kids are living below the poverty line, a kid was involved in a shooting but inside that library kids sitting there reading books. there were kids that went there every single day this summer before they starte

. >>> an autopsy is planned after the death of a townsend university grad student.ls was found dead in an apartment. a substance believed to be heroin was found in the apartment. >>> tragedies in the waters of ocean city. investigators say a 7-year-old girl was swept away in the waves over the weekend and died. she was swimming at the ocean city inlet beach just north of the jetty. lifeguards were not on duty at the time. >> extremely rough and dangerous yesterday. not a place for anybody to be out on the beach. with the kids out there, it is even more dangerous. >> at this point the girl's name has not been released. we understand she lived near salisbury. >>> over the weekend a lowdon county supervisor was arrested. and just hours afterward, he handed in his resignation. sean williams was arrested around 1:00 sunday morning, charged with two misdemeanors, unlawful injury and simple assault. williams strong armed his way into his neighbor's home after a dispute and shoved him in his home in ash burn. acrding to our news partners, at the washington post, williams re

but only at the new store coming out at the corner of third and townsend. this won't be the first taco bell to sell alcohol. one of the stores in chicago put it on the menu today. no word yet on when that location in san francisco will open exactly. >>> jeff ranieri is back with us. our chief meteorologist. we have a lot of people wondering, specifically firefighters about what's going to happen. >> rain is still in the forecast. nothing is showing us we will not get rain in lake county right on the fire lines. for the bay area, though, it's more debatable on who will get the most rainfall. we'll track what we're seeing now and have details in the micro climate forecast. >> reporter: and i'm janelle wang live in middletown. a slight setback for firefighters today. gusty winds caused a flare-up here in lake county. we'll have the latest on the massive fire after the break. warm...ashy muggy... yesterdya...cooler... tomorro.. >>> on sunday it was warm and muggy. yesterday and today transitioning, getting cooler. tomorrow we might get rain, which is huge for t

. >>> we're asking townsend us your summer pictures. well, here his. we love this, kids having fun, down the shore, right. >> this is from tracey ocean city, summer fun. >> love it. >> use hashtag fox 29 good day, take a picture, post it, so we can put it up on television. >> bottom right picture are you the the kind of person, lauren you get in a group you just sit back and have your iced tea and let the rest do their work. >> yes, that is how do i it. >> tandem bike let the others dot work. >>> bob kelly is already in wildwood. he has been there, for our final down the shore segment of the year. >> mike and alex last we saw were at wawa, they will arrive shortly to broadcast good day live from the boardwalk. >> let's see where they had. we had 22 miles to go. a little bit ago. where are you. >> we're in wildwood, my light keeps going in and out and strobing, so it looks like i'm at a rave. i'll show you where we are. can you sigh it. good, megan, drive right through there. that is beach balls, the wildwoods, we are here, you know what and it is not r

officer andrew bryant was the one who arrested sanchez at embarcadero and townsend. he's one of the officers in the cell phone video of the arrest. during the preliminary hearings pros cawtor garcia called a ballistic expert who showed the gun similar to this one that sanchez is accused of firing. public defender gonzalez called only one witness but crucial to the defense that the gun went off accidentally. former sf pd crime lab director norris said last week that he supported gonzalez theory that it was an accidental discharge. that based on earlier testimony from an investigators that the bullet struck the pier walkway first then ricocheting hitting steinly in the back. preliminary hearing continues tomorrow morning with judge expected to make a ruling at that time. vic lee, abc 7 new news. >> the fremont police are look ing into what caused a horrible accident in this city this morning. witness tells us a woman was driving norton the parkway when she hit a tremendous and light post just before the intersection at thornton avenue. as you can see the car was nearly

guitarist pete townsend said the band is reschedule link that tore for next spring. >>> a rare birthrk making national headlines tonight. long island family welcome the newest addition to their family in july identical triplets. doctors say this type of birth is one in 50 million occurrence. last december the couple jason and kelly finley were initially expecting twins well that's when they got the shocking news. mrs. finley was having triplets. >> the tech was very quite and very serious. she goes, i've never seen this before. i think this is triplets and i'm pretty sure they're identical. we went into the hallway afterwards. kelly cried for 15 minutes and i just kept saying to myself, how are we going afford this? how are we going to afford this? how are we going afford this. >> the families also have a two-year-old son. >> cut tease. >>> parking day in philadelphia. but we don't mean park like what you do with your car. dozens of these temporary green spaces popped up all over the city. part of a worldwide movement to transform parking spots into pock up parks. outside our door a

much of a view but i'm trying to bring about an awareness also wanted to say i can checkout 224 townsend and mission and 350 brendon none are 24899 ocean and 989 harrison and a tiny office is van ness and one of the commenters mentioned earlier the health care i wanted to say how well medi-cal has been doing for me thank you. >> mr. yip why don't i bring it home. >> housing citizen people for prospect developers the principle of sustaining an economy for the donation that even donald trump will agree b upon with the formula to be analyzed under the 3 facts and circumstances factors of the criteria physically and working model this tommy trend and - they work from one husband and wife for leadership and followers with the opportunity of politics and education and mission force one we property with the projections the components of your compassion and wisdom and all things principles of everything and individualized of everything about striking a way for true feminist for the holiness and for management knowing of keeping all good things assembled together and to - such key areas for plann

jake townsend, political debate coach, republican campaign manager and worked with some democrats. i wonder what -- i want to go through a few of them. >> sure. >> big picture. what can dr. carson do to get some separation? >> dr. carson has a line that ed headed straight toward it. the evangelical vote. trump has a few of those people now. but so does mike huckabee. he needs to run in that lane until he's solidified his position as the front-runner among the evangelicals because he'll need that to win iowa. there after he can branch out. but he doesn't quite have it all together. he needs to put that to bed this evening. >> and attracting the evangelicals, they have a certain story line that they want to follow, but they're as concerned about the regular issues as anybody else. >> they are. but he has certain credentials he needs to repeat tonight. there is another way to get at the evangelicals. we're about to be -- have a refugee problem in the united states because it is all over europe, it is only a matter of time before it reaches here. the christian view of this is let's hel

grandpa taft was a self-taught to judge when they lived back in townsend, vermont. taft's would gather whenever they have important guests coming to visit the taft home. cox, friend of alfonso taft and the taft family, he was once invited to have dinner here at the family home. he would actually send a letter to alfonso, asking if he could bring a young brigadier along with him. his name was james a garfield. another ohio in president coming here to visit the mount auburn home in cincinnati. we now move to the library. this is where the family would gather and half quiet evenings, spending a lot of time in particular space. to imagine seeing grandma and grandpa taft sitting here on a horse yourself a couch, possibly reading the cincinnati .nquirer newspaper some things that has happened in the events of history, the civil war has already ended four months prior to september. also it is the same year president abraham lincoln was assassinated by john wilkes booth. people in cincinnati where devastated to hear this news. just to my right we have the secretary desk. to

pete townsend assured the fans of the postponed dates will be re rescheduled for the spring. daltrey said i'll need a considerable time to recover. >> so a long good biis delayed. >> it's 21 after the hour. here's a look at your weather for the weekend. >>> coming up seven hikers were killed in this week's flash flood in utah's zion national park. we have video from one who narrowly escaped? >>> and later david letterman's surprise career change. he won't be playing this one for laughs. you are watching cbs this"cbs this morning saturday". i was going to the library to do my homework. it was a little bit of a walk to get to the bus stop. i had to wait in line to use the computer. took a lot of juggling to keep it all together. what's possible when you have high-speed internet at home? the library never closes. it makes it so much better to do homework when you're at home. internet essentials from comcast. helping to bridge the digital divide. >>> coming up. preventing colon cancer heart attack and stroke. the latest findings on the surprising benefits of daily aspirin. >> plu

pete townsend assured the fans of the postponed dates will be rescheduled for the spring. daltrey said i'll need a considerable time to recover. >> so a long good biis delayed. >> it's 21 after the hour. here's a look at your weather for the weekend. >>> coming up, seven hikers were killed in this week's flash flood in utah's zion national park. we have video from one who narrowly escaped? >>> and later david letterman's surprise career change. he won't be playing this one for laughs. you are watching cbs th"cbs thi morning saturday". ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> take us through that moment of victory for you. >> i was actually serving for the match. he came back. he kept pushing. he kept making me play the last shot and that's why he's been out there and he's been the most successfulful player in the history of the grand slams. and i was fortunate enough to come one some big serves when i saw his last game. when i saw his last return coming out it was a huge relief. >> could you tell it was going out? >> all -- until the ball. >> just hit the ground. >> just hit behind the l

the victims die but to describe it as a blessing friends identified one of the victims as laura townsendhe was a strong woman who had battled breast cancer. >>mark: the man had a recent left the psychiatric ward right now our officials are investigating and will live in san jose. with the jose >>yoli aceves: it was a correction and get it back from the inmates in his cell on a response of first aid as well as cpr but they're still in response he would learn that what a fire department got there when they got better charter resuscitate the inmate with a run successful so had pronounced them dead at 11 04 yesterday morning when you have an inmate guy in custody the have a car cost to you do have the shares department investigating this case as well as the d.a.'s office of course you have the medical examiner involved trying to find the cause of death at this point they're not releasing any information about the inmates until they are certain and have some type of confirmation that the next of kin have been notified. >>darya: the post a $1.5 million in bail each last week to get out the thi

much of a view but i'm trying to bring about an awareness also wanted to say i can checkout 224 townsend and mission and 350 brendon none are 24899 ocean and 989 harrison and a tiny office is van ness and one of the commenters mentioned earlier the health care i wanted to say how well medi-cal has been doing for me thank you. >> mr. yip why don't i bring it home. >> housing citizen people for prospect developers the principle of sustaining an economy for the donation that even donald trump will agree b upon with the formula to be analyzed under the 3 facts and circumstances factors of the criteria physically and working model this tommy trend and - they work from one husband and wife for leadership and followers with the opportunity of politics and education and mission force one we property with the projections the components of your compassion and wisdom and all things principles of everything and individualized of everything about striking a way for true feminist for the holiness and for management knowing of keeping all good things assembled together and to - such key areas for plann

joining us with their expertise jake townsend, we also have former presidential debate coach bret o'donnellgraham was fantastic and he was funny. let's talk about the bigger stage with 11 people on it. first carly fiorina. i think both of you guys agree she was strong, correct? >> absolutely strong. she exceeded expectations last night. she fought her way in to that debate. she was absolutely superb, articulate, she had great presence, she actually looked like she knew what she was talking about in every response she gave. >> bret? >> yeah, i couldn't agree more. i think the big moment that everybody was waiting for last night was how carly would respond when confronted directly with the trump face comment. and she hit it out of the park. i mean, donald trump, his comment back to her that she was a beautiful woman, seemed, you know, trite and wasn't very well received, and quite frankly, she got the better of him last night. >> i want to bring you to another time. you're only an expert in a certain amount of areas we all know that. so donald trump decided to go into an area where he's on th

much of a view but i'm trying to bring about an awareness also wanted to say i can checkout 224 townsend and mission and 350 brendon none are 24899 ocean and 989 harrison and a tiny office is van ness and one of the commenters mentioned earlier the health care i wanted to say how well medi-cal has been doing for me thank you. >> mr. yip why don't i bring it home. >> housing citizen people for prospect developers the principle of sustaining an economy for the donation that even donald trump will agree b upon with the formula to be analyzed under the 3 facts and circumstances factors of the criteria physically and working model this tommy trend and - they work from one husband and wife for leadership and followers with the opportunity of politics and education and mission force one we property with the projections the components of your compassion and wisdom and all things principles of everything and individualized of everything about striking a way for true feminist for the holiness and for management knowing of keeping all good things assembled together and to - such key areas for plann