every once in a while someone comes up with a theory that the vikings were in new england or the vikings were in rhode island or some place like that or minnesota, not the football team but the original vikings. that doesn't seem to have much substance. we know for certain without question they're in newfoundland. we know that they were trading with the inyuit in the arctic. it goes away by roughly 1500, the vikings are no longer either in greenland or certainly not in north america. so it's an astounding story about their accomplishment. of that there's no question. as historians we have to sort of ask, so what was the long-term impact? the answer to that is, probably not much because no one else really knew about this. there was no sustained settlement. no big or important cultural interaction here. an extraordinary achievement, yes, but in terms of impact upon the settlement and the evolution of north america, probably not terribly important. yeah. >> in europe was there contact with the west? >> i'm sorry. again. >> when did western europe or the western powers have an understanding

i think there's a play on broway too. >> what should we know about viking. how would is viking? how long has it been around. how did it become a part of penguin. >> i think it's something like that 79, i should know the exact -- i should know the birth date of viking and i don't. i'm sorry. yrch the logo is rock well kent, the beautiful viking ship, so yeah. >> what kind of titles to do you look for authors? >> award winning nonknicks literary fiction. we enjoys the commercial fiction as well. it's a wide breadth of news makers. and we focus on books and authors that will help the dialogue and learn more and start, you know, getting people curious and . >> we're here at book expo america the annual con venges in new york city. how important is a convention like this to your business? >> i think it's incredibly important especially now when everybody is just talking about the physical book versus the e box. it's about reading and getting excites about the books. look at all the people great covers and the bathrooms and the walking over to the other im-- imprints and hearing what

we have sig the viking warrior. >> absolutely, thank you. am the master dragon trainer, tony. >> you are? >> yes. >> and baby natter. >> just a baby. a full grown is five time this is. if you think of a city bus, that's how big this baby will get. >> wow. you are appearing live at verizon? >> verizon center, july 19 through the 22. >> he isn't the only dinosaur in the show? >> no. there's 23. when we say 23, fire breathing dragons. there are flying dragons. we have dragons that fly over a mile in the show. >> that is amazing. >> don't be scared. it won't breathe fire on you. >> can i pet? >> good boy. >> do it soft. he likes that. >> he's just a baby. >> just a baby. >> can he breathe fire? >> he can't fly, but he can't take a pose. wonderful, wonderful. >> his mother is the size of a city bus. this one can't breathe fire, but it has something special. can you show us, baby? down wind, sorry. >> what has he been eating? >> fish. sorry. >> very cute. dragons in the show. when we go to the show, can we learn how to train a dragon? >> i think e

you see here is the difference between columbus and the vikings. people knew what columbus had done and people came after him. one of the things to consider that in columbus's world that they had in the world that they didn't have in the world of vikings to spread information, what's the most effective method that they had to spread information that the vikings didn't have, what is it? not the internet. bha? what was available in 1500 in the year 1,000 that could spread information? >> printing? >> printing, gutenberg. remember that? yes. think about that. we think of books today so ordinary. everything is online, but the point is now information can spread very rapidly, relatively rapidly, and it does. so columbus's experience now is shared, and here you see -- the spanish have yet by 1500 have yet to get to the mainland. that will come later, but they're probing about,

dylan plays on the vikings soccer league. you've heard from the vikings. he has a unique perspective because this season he's played on the artificial turf, of course and also on the natural turf. he can share with you his images and the things that he's experienced and the fact that that he feels it's much safer to be on an artificial turf surface and why he supports it. so i'll let him speak. >> i agree with my dad because i don't want my leg broken and artificial turf is safer than turf because you just don't want your legs broken. and when i have played before, the ball goes straighter on artificial turf than nonartificial. and on nonartificial the geoffer holes have to make you weave out so you don't go as fast for the ball. it's different on the artificial. so i agree, let's make artificial turf. [belinelli] commissioner fong: next speaker, please? hi, my name is john manning and i'm a richmond district native and avid soccer fan and coach and i'd just like to reiterate what a few others have said. too many families have moved out of san francisco an

one on viking street and the other on american avenue. the vikings street business is california connections incorporated. >> automobile accessory. i spoke to this person several time in the past. seemed like a straight shooter. >> reporter: we went to the property management company where the owner said the owner was based in kansas. >> he said his customer -- they go to his website online and ship it. >> reporter: illegal drugs were shipped to customer. and warrants were served and arrests made in kansas and missouri. this car has missouri plates. neighbors said they never noticed anything out of the ordinary. the biz on american avenue, it is unclear how it is connected. neither the dea or police would talk with us on the record today. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we know the identity of a teenager shot and killed last night, 17-year-old, he was walking in front of a elementary school when someone fired from the car. he was pronounced dead that scene. this marks san jose's 19's homicide of the year. police are searching for a

i coached for the viking club. i am also a player myself. i am in favor of having these fields artificially turfed. i have seen so many injuries, career-ending injuries from flying out at the beach chalet fields. if no other reason, safety issues. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. >> thank you to all the commissioners. i am a native of san franciscan. all the team members represent many different zip codes around the city. we're talking about less than 1% of golden gate park. we had an amazingly city and i think there is enough space for everybody. this is not a nature preserve, it is a soccer field. we're just asking for the field to be upgraded. it will save gallons of water every year. the lawn mowers will not be spewing stuffed into the air. for many reasons, i think it is a great plan. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> thank you, commissioners. i live in russian hill and have been a resident for 15 years. my husband and i own a business in the city. we raised our three kids here. i strongly believe in the need for

the vikings soccer. and the lacrosse san francisco riptide and all my friends at marin country day school say why don't you live in mari in? there's so good fields and everything is so perfect but in san francisco all of the fields or most of them are like beaten up and rough or have gopher holes and stuff. >> i was going to apologize for not bringing more children to the hearing, but at this point i think that's not really an issue. my name is pam and i'm the president of the san francisco lacrosse club, the riptide, the club that sam plays for. we have 300 kids from every single part of the city. over 50 schools. our kids range if age from 7 to high school at this point. the part of the fields issues that concern me light -- right now, i wants to have as many boys like sam out there playing but the other thing nobody has really brought up in terms of lacrosse is the girls' lacrosse on the west coast. we have gone from one team to five teams in two years of all different age groups and the from having e

vikings soccer programs have over 7,000 kids in the city and combined with police activities league, mission league, bay area scorers, many of the kids are here today, it adds up to 9,000 kids, which still does not include the other 3,000 kids playing c.y.o. and san francisco unified youth soxer. we're spread out over the entire city, every zip code, every elementary school in thely -- city where the kids play soccer. the question everyone wants to know about the kids is do they play at beach chalet? the answer is that primarily from third grade on, all the leagues put their kids into each other's leagues and we do schedule them at beach chalet and all these kids are affected by beach chalet. the question about grass fields is will they suffice? and the grass fields unfortunately are locked. the better the field, the more it has to be locked. i know the concern here is will families be leaving and are families leave and is this one more thing? so our next speaker is a child who is moving to hills borrow in july over this kind of issue. ty swensson. >> yes, i am leaving to hills borou

. >> it spread to norway, we think, because of viking occupation. there were some vikings living in and around carthage at around 1000 ad, and this particular mutation is quite common on the northern coastline of norway. >> narrator: my grandfather's birthplace is on the norwegian coast, next door to norway's first viking settlement. so did my own family's parkinson's saga begin a thousand years ago, when some seafaring relative came calling in carthage? >> with your particular description of your disease and your family history and origin, there's quite a high chance, i would think, that you have a genetic form of the disease. >> narrator: quite a high chance, though still not certain. but oddly enough, that possibility might bring a bit of family luck, and here's why. this is a graphic representation of the lrrk-2 gene, the gene in question, and it offers researchers a readymade target for fixing the disease. farrer thinks the key is repairing what he calls the gene's "faulty doorway." it's the hinge of that door that you want to... >> that's brok

but i was rooting for the vikings second round here. and the governor did a great job. you were praying too, huh? absolutely. prayer never hurts. it helps. the -- you got two outstanding senators. [ cheers and applause ] amy and al, your mayor is here. outstanding congressional delegation in the house. give them a big round of applause. [ cheers and applause ] i thought ryan was really good. give him a big round of applause. [ cheers and applause ] he's a natural. one of the last times i was here was last august. we took a bus tour around the state. i needed a little minnesota nice. stopped for some pie. held a town hall in cannon falls. amy and al were there. i think al ate my pie in fact. [ laughter ] i spent a lot of time talking with folks who'd spent the past couple of years making their way through a tough economy. and today we're still fighting our way back from the worst economic crisis since the great depression. the economy's growing again, but it's not growing as fast as we want it to grow. our businesses have created almost 4.3 million new jobs over the last

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. >> i play soccer for the viking week. i think the beach chalet should be turned into a turf fields because there is only one big turf field in the city. it is all the way down on the south side of town. we need a turf fields in the northwest part of town. turf is way safer than normal grass. it would be much more beneficial to soccer teams if we had a turf field, to buy. >> together, with his brother and sister, they are soccer players. during that time, we watched our friends leave this city, move to the suburbs, they have more fields to play on, they do not face some of the injury challenges. it makes my heart is heavy to see that. i would love it if you all could do something for all of us families in san francisco. we're driving across town to crocker, which is a great facility. to make it easier for those of us committed to the city, and who believed in the public- school system year, help us with some of the after-school activities and bring as a field in golden gate park. it is a centrally located place for familie

speaker, amplifiers, even a corvette were confiscated at a storage facility on viking street.e all part of a major marijuana ring that spans between the bay area and kansas city. >>> thousands of bay area nurses went on strike today to stalled contract negotiations. this is the 94th one-day -- the fourth one-day strike in the last year for the nurses. they have been working without a contract. the nurses are resisting changes to work rules and their benefits. ♪ [ kari ] i used to serve my country in the u.s. army. ♪ then, i was hit by a drunk driver and lost my legs. but that didn't change a thing. because i still serve my country, i just wear a different uniform. [ male announcer ] citi is joining kari miller to give back to the paralympic military & veterans program. join the movement at citi.com/everystep and help citi help u.s. athletes make a difference. together, every step of the way. u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song. that's six

how old is viking, how long has it been around? >> oh, jeez. think it is something like 79 years. i should know the exact -- i should know the first date, and i don't. i'm sorry. i know the logo is rockwell kent, the beautiful viking ship. >> what kind of titles to you look for? what kind of thought this? >> award winning, nonfiction, literary fiction, but we also enjoy the commercial fiction as well. it is a wide breadth of newsmakers. and we really focus on books and authors that will help the dialogue and learn more and start, you know, getting people curious. >> we are here at book expo america, the book publishing industry annual convention in new york city. how important is a convention like this to your business? >> i think it is incredibly important, especially now when everybody is talking about the physical book, that e-book. it is all about reading, getting excited about the book. i mean, look at all of these great covers, walking over to the other. and just hearing what people are excited about. it is really important to get the dia

in '64 he won canadian football's gray cup and led the vikings to super bowl 4.n the # '80s, he became cal's football coach. even as recently as last year, joe kapp was making news, becoming a youtube sensation for clocking a former rival at a cfl alumni banquet. >> do you realize how bad that would have been if i missed? >> reporter: joe did not come to soledad to relive his past, he's here to shape others' futures. joe's charitable what do you want to be foundation is holding a basketball clinic. coach jose of the basketball academy is leading the drill. for his time and effort, coach gill asks one thing in return, for these men to pay it forward. something he says he has learned from joe. >> you know, he's a role model for us. and i think we're becoming that to these inmates as well. he's a legend. he doesn't have to do this. >> reporter: which is exactly the question we wanted to ask. why now at 74 spend his days here, and not here? because, joe says, there's still too much to be done. joe kapp grew up in the salinas valley. >> there are more homicides there

today he is in celibacy hobbs india's invitations from the washington redskins and the minnesota vikings the kansas city chiefs in 49 years with more offers coming in every day. harry when this sort out who to go with? >>> i don't know right now and in full from all the opportunities. or in ever since his son's domination over two weeks ago. >>> did think about other people were in prison or innocence and of blood guilty to crimes did not commence? >>> a moment of reflection in seattle yesterday and they said he often thinks of the other is in men and women behind bars. those who will not get a second chance. and just one of the ones to but the angel to lift me up out of hell. >>> his lawyers california western school of law's isn't project director just engrossed. >>> there are absolutely and as isn't catholic in brisk but to golf pled guilty their sentences have become so severe you decide to make a decision between one sentence in another sentence. did we do want to play in the criminal-justice casino? deleaded to deal with on the table. >>> them all is asking that and as people look

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it's so man ly it's named aftera viking. >> from scotland?t north of scotland pro-verbs. >> that's what you have in the glass? >> that is not what i have. a scotch ale known for its smooth toffee and caramel characteristics. that is no different other than it's 8.5%. >> my goodness. >> i'll have to have some of that. >> this is the can -- >> it's a new ipa from lions, colorado, right in the rocky mountains, and it really is a rocky mountain avalanche of hops, 8% double ipa and it's an absolute beast. it is not there to be shy. it's there to overwhelm the senses. >> the industry has just exploded. these craft beers, they seem to be getting stronger and stronger. i know we're doing a segment on manly beer, but you go into a restaurant and you see a list of these things, and they list the alcohol because some can be that powerful. >> absolutely. we can have alcohol in our beers up to 14%. >> wow. >> there are beers on the market that are sometimes 30% or 40% alcohol. >> is there a change going on in the industry that's been taking place over 0 t

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. >> the most interesting one i've gotten was from someone who asked me if i can do a viking funeralwith a flaming arrows shot through the air out of a wooden ship and i think that is a bay area idea it is planned thanks to gibson. she hopes others will find peace in knowing when the end comes their last wishes will be taken care oof we need to get away of thinking of it as something that is very morbid and sad, it is sad. but there is a celebration of it. a memory that is very sweet. that we shouldn't lose sight of. >> the cost of the services averages about $500 depending. for a link to her web site click on see it on tv on abc 7 news.com. >> and there is sandhya patel here with the accu-weather forecast. >> i want to show you a beautiful time lapse. this is from our heavenly camera. take a look at the build ups. there is some puffy clouds to look at. they're not expecting any tomorrow. partly cloudy skies and there are 74 degrees. 89 in yosemite. going to be hot still in laisz like fresno, 96 degrees, not so hot in eureka. al degrees, deserts into triple digits. there is san diego

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. >> most interesting one i have gotten recently somebody asked me if i could do a viking funeral with shot through the air at wood ep ship and small children used is a bay area idea. >> it is thanked thanks to her knowing when the wind comes theless wishes tab taken care of. >> we need to stop thinking of it morbid and sad which it is sad. but there's also a celebration of it. memory that is very sweet that we shouldn't last sight of. >> how much does it cost. gibson services like klibingt it on the. page. >> baby on the run. quick thinking driver who stepped in to help amazing stay [ male announcer ] what if we told you the 100% electric nissan leaf was the perfect car for you... that you can charge it at home like your smartphone... that you'll never have to buy another tank of gas? [ brian ] really looking forward to not having to put 75 bucks in the tank twice a week just to go back and forth to work. [ shannon ] i have absolutely no idea what the price of a gallon of gas is. [ male announcer ] or that it's never been a better time to check out the nissan leaf. ♪ and the best part

one raid occurred on viking street at a business called california connections incorporated.es contained car rims filled with illegal drugs which were shipped to customers. agents served 25 warrants today as part of the bust, including others in kansas, and missouri. >>> castro valley police are asking for the public's help in finding a parolee wanted in connection with a homicide. police say cody tripp was hosting a party in may, where 29-year-old jordan vigil was killed. authorities now believe tripp was present when vigil was killed and have a no bail warrant for his arrest. >>> walnut creek police say they have arrested this man on attempted rape charges. investigators say he attacked a woman yesterday near the iron horse trail. police say he threw her to the ground and covered her mouth with his hand. police say that's when she bit him and punched him several times in the face. police say an officer arrested him a short time later. he is now facing attempted rape charges. >>> caught on camera, a man setting a fire in an alley near union square in san francisco. tonight,

there was a lawsuit brought by corey stringer's estate, a member of the minnesota vikings.ily filed a wrongful death claim and the league moved to dismissed dismiss and they won. the court said like in all areas when you have this federal regime of collect i have bargaining, that is going to remove the ability of these employees, these players to bring state law claims that are related to the rights that they are afforded. >> i hear you. i am a lawyer, too. you are talking like a lawyer. it sounds good. give me simple justice here they are concealing this. it brings me back to my days when i was attorney general and we sued the tobacco companies. guys, you can't lie about stuff you know is going to kill me. you can't lie if you know when i tackle somebody, i am doing damage to myself and make up as you said. you can't make up this stuff and propagate bad evidence. if they were lying would the collect of any bargaining agreement create some immunity for them. >> they would in theory. you are making a fraud claim there that you had information, you lied about it. that textboo

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one raid occurred on viking street at a business called california connections incorporated. boxes contained car rims filled with illegal drugs which were shipped to customers. agents served 25 warrants today as part of the bust, including others in kansas, and missouri. >>> castro valley police are asking for the public's help in finding a parolee wanted in connection with a homicide. police say cody tripp was hosting a party in may, where 29-year-old jordan vigil was killed. authorities now believe tripp was present when vigil was killed and have a no bail warrant for his arrest. >>> walnut creek police say they have arrested this man on attempted rape charges. investigators say he attacked a woman yesterday near the iron horse trail. police say he threw her to the ground and covered her mouth with his hand. police say that's when she bit him and punched him several times in the face. police say an officer arrested him a short time later. he is now facing attempted rape charges. >>> caught on camera, a man setting a fire in an alley near union square in san francisco. tonig

i'm not a viking. i'm a talk show host. i'm not going to be on a boat. be on a boat somewhere, kathie lee gifford better be singing on it. that's the boat -- that's the kind of boat i'm going to be on. then after the rowing, bob made us do air squats, jump rope, push-ups, sit-ups, then we had to change his tire. once we got through the entire thing, we had to do it again and beat our time. and my leg has been hurting me lately, and i said, bob, my leg is injured, so he goes, oh, well, we can modify the exercises so your leg won't hurt. and now my leg does not hurt. i can't move it. i can't feel it. i can't move it. and i thought i was in good shape. but whenever you do something new, you feel muscles that you never knew you had. i feel it every -- my tenderonies, you guys, are so very tender. i'll show you the part that hurts the most. [laughter] that part right there. i'm in unbearable pain, but i keep remembering what bob told me. he said, stop crying, big baby, and keep moving. so let's dance. [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> ellen: we

thank you to my publisher, viking books and my friends there here. my family and etc. okay, so today is the actual publish date of the book and i haven't spoken about yet. this is an experiment of of a best of what to say. i was thinking that one question that liberals often ask about the present moment is a franklin roosevelt could do what he did and could talk the way he talked, why can't barack obama do anything like him? talk anything like him? i thought it might be useful to think about the state of liberalism that franklin roosevelt embodied. and then talk about the changes of what has happened since then. that will help explain what happened. i know barack obama come i wouldn't say he is a personal friend of mine, but i know him, and he is a facebook type of friend of mine. it is true that while barack obama is no franklin roosevelt, at times, he is facing in the democratic party and certainly with the republican party, that is certainly the explanation, i hope, that will be in this book if you read it. at any rate, to begin with, people always say that eric, wh

palo alto high 6:00 today the vikings will be graduating congratulations. i have a couple more. i have three of them if we could go back and wanted to talk about -- thank you. henry m gunn high in palo alto 6:00 today titans going to have sunny breezy conditions 71. mount eden in hayward 6:30 sunny and breezy, 63° when the seniors monarchs graduate congratulations. if you have cool pictures put them on my facebook page. now let's move on and talk about what is going on outside. sorry about that danny. you did great. we are looking at is from vollmer peak this morning. doesn't it look beautiful outside? it is going to stay that way with a little high clouds and sunshine for today. we have low to mid 40s around napa fairfield and santa rosa los gatos and livermore 45 or 46 low to mid 50s for the rest of us. mid to upper 40s monterey bay and inland. mostly sunny and warmer today breezy friday saturday. warming trend for sunday through monday. highs today, check out compared to average still below oakland san francisco by one degree. livermore napa two redwood city about eight degre

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[cheers and applause] on the way, we were making sure that the vikings were safe. that is hard for a man to do. i was cheering for a them. you have added an outstanding senators -- two outstanding senators. outstanding delegation is in the house. give them a round of applause. [cheers and applause] i thought ryan was very good. give him a big round of applause. [cheers and applause] he is a natural. one of the last times i was here, it was last august. we took a bus tour around the state. i stopped for some typie. i went to a town hall. alan ate my pie. [laughter] today we're still fighting our way back from the worst recession we have seen since the depression. as we learned in today's jobs report, we are still not creating jobs as fast as we want. just like at this time last year, our economy is still facing some serious head winds. we have had high gas prices a few months ago. they are starting to come down. they are still hitting people's wallets pretty hard. most recently, we have a crisis in europe's economy. that is having an impact worldwide. we have a lot

on the way over we were talking about making sure the vikings were staying. now, that's a hard thing for a bears fan to do. but i was rooting for the vikings sticking around here -- and the governor did a great job. you were praying, too, huh? absolutely. prayer never hurts. it helps. you got two outstanding senators, amy klobuchar and al franken. your mayor, shep harris is here. outstanding congressional delegation in the house. give them a big round of applause. [applause] and i thought ryan was really good, so give him a big round of applause. [applause] he's a natural. now, one of the last times i was here was last august. we took a bus tour around the state. i needed a little "minnesota nice." i stopped for some pie in zumbrota. i held a town hall in cannon falls. amy and al were there. i think al ate my pie, in fact. [laughter] and i spent a lot of time talking with folks who'd spent the past couple years making their way through a tough economy. and today, we're still fighting our way back from the worst economic crisis since the great depression. the

on the way over, we talked about making sure the vikings were playing. that is a hard thing for a bears fan to do. but i was rooting for the vikings for sticking around here. the governor did a great job. prayer never huts. rts. you have to outstanding senators -- amy klobuchar and al franken. [applause] your mayor is here. outstanding congressional delegation in the house. give them a big round of applause. [applause] i thought ryan was really good him. give him a big round of applause. [applause] he is a natural. one of the last times i was here was last august. we took a bus tour around the state. stop for some ply -- pie. held a town hall. amy and daal were there. i think al are my pie, in fact. [laughter] -- ate my pie, in fact. i spent a lot of time talking with folks who has spent the past couple of years making their way through a tough economy. today we are still fighting our way back in the worst economic crisis since the great depression. the economy is growing again but not as fast as we want it to. our businesses have created almost 4.3 mill

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