for his part, though, weaver refused the offer. and that began a very protracted and very costly investigation. finally, on august 21st, 1992, six u.s. marshals drove out to ruby ridge to conduct reconnaissance of weaver's property. during that incident a marshal shot and killed the family's pet dog. this set off an exchange of gunfire. deputy marshal bill deegan was shot and killed by kevin harris. kevin harris was a friend of the weavers and had been living on their property at that time. so, other marshals fired back, and sammy, randy weaver's son, was killed. so once a federal agent was killed, automatically the fbi assumes responsibility of the situation. so, once again, the hostage rescue team was deployed. the next day an fbi sniper shot and killed randy's wife as she held her infant daughter. at their trial, randy weaver and kevin harris were acquitted of the most serious charges. weaver was convicted of a minor weapons offense. the federal government eventually paid $3.1 million to weaver's children for damages related to

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. >> randy weaver was a survivalist who lived out in the mountains with his family in ohio.e was of interest to the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms because he had lengths to the ariana nations. they tried to impress him to reform on his nation and he refused. >> weaver is reformed to court for a weapons charge that involved the sell of shotguns to law enforcement. >> the police and national guard has surrounded the house. >> this is nothing but a show of force to scare everybody who live up here in idaho. we all have guns in our houses. >> northern idaho has become home for a lot of people like weave who wants to be from civilization himself. >> he's not a terrorist. >> never before as north idaho witnessed this sort of fire power from the federal government. >> what should have been a relative arrest went wrong. there's a shoot out where weaver's 14-year-old son sammy, a dog and a marshal ended up dead. a shooter shot his wife dead while she was carrying a baby in her arms. >> the rules of engagement for ruby ridge were rewritten. >> decisions were made within the f

mike weaver fled to the other side of the state thinking he was escaping irma. >>the thought was that it was going to be on the east coast.>>reporter: others are trying to go back home creating reverse traffic jams. >>reporter: officials are warning residents that they are very much in danger. curfews are in effect. >>don't be that guy that gets hit by a team -- tree. >>reporter: residents are becoming more anxious by the our. we have insurance, everybody around us does not.>>reporter: officials are telling people to hunker down for 12 hours once irma makes landfall. it is not to shelters filling up, hotels are also selling out filled with evacuees writing -- riding out the storm. >>kenneth, millions of people have been told to leave florida. this could be one of the largest evacuations we have seen. where are they going?>>reporter: so many have left the state headed for georgia, south carolina, north carolina, also tens of thousands of them are in shelters all across the state. at least 75,000 people at last check. there are also folks hunker down at hotels lik

kal hosting weaver state. first quarter kal with trickery. double reverse to robertson. has a will the of open field combined with speed. 34 yard down. ten all now. kal driving. patrick takes the hand off. find an opening. breaks free for a 51 yard touch down. 17-10 kal. weaver state kept it close. 73 yard here finished off any hopes of an upset. 33-20 the final. bears are 2-0. it's just the start. >> we all know where we're at in the season. it's week two. the important thing is realize that we have so much time to get better. starts tomorrow. >> we can't keep taking a step back when things are going good. or we have to keep just foot on the gas and stuff like that. and just keep doing our job and the next play mentality. >> obviously it's great to get a win. you never mine miz winning. so many things we have to learn from. >> big loss bigger payday. and his staff wearing we are houston strong t-shirts. he leaps over the defender. texas will take a 14-0 lead. spar tan had chances. aaron deep to a wide out. he drops it. he catches that it's 14-7. instead down 21-0 at hal

sam weaver is taking his bike business. of to ten years in the trade he's moved into larger premises in paris and employed his first member of staff he says being an entrepreneur in france is much tougher than back home in the united states doing it in france has become an absolute nightmare hiring somebody is so expensive if france really wanted to grow the economy in the way i think they could probably good they need to help the small businesses like my own so that we can employ one two three people if we need to. person to man woman says france's rigid labor law has stifled competition and is responsible for years of high unemployment on friday he signed an executive order to force through reforms aimed at modernizing the workplace and creating more jobs . the new law has infuriated the powerful trade unions that say to leave workers with little social protection these protesters say they. want because they say they favor this is a very good series of the companies that hire and fire. the trade unions and they say they a

one giant tent, food coming in , weaver seating for about a thousand people, pretty much if you take one of the festival tents from october fest, beautiful fest grounds in munich, germany, planted this right here in fishtown, that's what we're trying to do , trying to get the best parts of the party, the people , the singing, the dancing, just plant it right here on frankford avenue. >> sounds like so much fun. so of course, these are the items of the hour, the items of the day. can you explain what we are looking at? and what people can expect to be drinking here this special today? >> sure, the star of the show today are these giant liter beers. this is what people come for. we'll have lot of october fest specific seasonal october fest beers available today, we'll have dozen end beers on tap outside on the street, under the tent, 15 beers inside, tons of food options, giant pretzels, because you can't have a giant beer without a giant pretzel. >> that's right. it is 5:00 somewhere, right? so let's talk about our outfit , as well there is traditional garb. what kind of traditional?

and then, in our neck of the woods, weaver tropical storm jose, lashing out at the beaches delaware,eady the errosion is pretty severe. we will be tracking both the storms and have some live reports. >>> frantic scene this morning, the search for survivors. rescue workers across mexico city in a race against time to find those trapped under the rubble after a massive earthquake. >> and check this out, no ladder for this rescue, firefighters getting help for this mission. the car mechanic had to step in and save the day. now what they said? it is purr-fect. >> no more puns, we promise here at 4:30 this wednesday, it is so great to have you with us, i'm thomas drayton, with karen hepp, good morning. >> i'll have some more puns. >> keep them coming. good morning, everybody. >> stay away from those tail light. hopefully we won't see too many this morning. >> not yet. >> we'll get a check on traffic in a moment. >> hey, scott williams. >> how is it going? we have a lot to talk about. it will be heating up here locally as far as the temperatures, but look at this, textbook scenario, unfold

meanwhile, weaver system located out to the west, that won't be impacting us until later this week. and also, tracking and keeping a very close eye on hurricane maria there has been downgraded to category two storm, the latest update from the national update center winds 110 miles per hour, moving to the north, at nine. now it will come uncomfortably close to the outer banks of north carolina, as we head into the middle of the week, still staying far enough off shore hopefully we keep our fingers crossed for, that but here we tuesday, 85-mile per hour hurricane just off shore, the outer bank, but with cold front, swinging on through, later on this week, there is good model agreement that that's going to kick maria right out to sea as we head to the ends of the week, will save us from any real director major impact, likely be getting some coastal impacts later this week, and that's going to be in the form of some rough surf and also the high risk of rip current. actually high risk of rip current today down the shore, so even though it will be simply a stunning beach day, you got to b

from fremont, california, please welcome back pauline weaver. applause] >> thank you so much. >> come on over. ♪ i'm glad you got the blue memo. we match. >> yes, absolutely. >> we look great today. >> we do. we look like we're a couple. >> we look like a million-- [laughter] you remember prom? that was a good night. >> yes. [laughter] >> we look like a million bucks or we're going to here in about 20 minutes. >> let's hope so. >> um, okay, so your husband-- we should probably mention your husband. um, awkward now, but, uh... [laughter] he wanted you on the show because he just--you pull some crazy stuff around the house. >> well, i do.

critics say, though, it gives folks or the states a wave error the ability to get a weaver to bypass that restriction there, allowing insurance companies to charge more for that group of people, or drop that coverage altogether for those folks. now, this plan is expected to come up for a vote on wednesday here on capitol hill. there are some hold outs. senator john mccain, senator lisa murkowski, and also senator susan collins. we'll have to see what happens as this vote gets closer. frances, phil? >> another busy week in washington. thank you. >> we are learning the president's son-in-law and top advisor jared kushner used his private e-mail account to discuss matters with top administration official. that is according to cushner's lawyers after reports surfaced of personal e-mail use. the attorney issuing this statement saying, quote, fewer than 100 e-mails from january through august were either sent to or returned by mr. cushner. two colleagues in the white house from his personal e-mail account. the private account was first set up during the transition last december, but has co

. >> as for cal, bears are 2 and 0 under justin wilcox after holding off weaver state thanks to 191 yardsinto service after a season-ending injury. even bigger test from the s.e.c. tonight they are at memorial stadium z stadium. >> no matter what, we are going to learn from every experience. it is much more enjoyable to learn those lessons when you win. it needs to be a lot better than that. they understand. >> we will tell you our first time-out before we check in on the rest of the country in college football including the fighting harbaughs trying to ground a >>> the fighting har because, otherwise known as michigan, had their hands full with air force in ann arbor. defense and a punt return has michigan at 3-0. 9-6 they led at halftime. third quarter, donald peoples jones takes the punt on the 21 yard line. he crosses the field and stays inbound, great job and scores the first t.d. of the game. 16-6, michigan. fourth quarter, koran higdone puts it away. down the sideline he goes. norton tied the school record. seventh ranked michigan 3-0 with a 29-13 victory. >>> ninth ranked oklahoma

(sot: mike weaver) because i thought the potential of the storm would be on the east coast. others in the same situation are now trying to drive back home, creating reverse traffic jams. (kenneth craig, cbs news, miami) officials here in miami are warning people they're still very much in danger. curfews are in effect. (sot: of miami-dade co., fl) florida is starting to feel the effects of hurricane irma. the storm is tracking further west after passing over cuba. those along the gulf coast are in the storm's crosshairs. they are scrambling to save the business. >> if the surge comes in, or bottom floor will be toasted and gone.>> more than 75,000 floridians are in shelters work centers along the west coast are filling quickly. mike fled from the other side of the state thinking he was escaping

[cheers and applause] we're in the middle of a great game with harriet weaver, who's at $20,000. >> yeah[laughs] >> $20,000. just six questions away from $1 million. and you've saved a lifeline. you had your "plus one." your boyfriend is behind you, should you need him. so you're in great shape. how's it feel? >> it feels great. i'm doing pretty well, you know? >> you're doing pretty well. >> feels good, yeah. >> you're doing really well. you really have.

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weaver state actually led going into the 4th quarter. tied at 20, 14 minutes to play. cal retake it is lead at 27-20. two minutes to go in the game after the bears' defense stopped cal. laird rushed for 191 yards as cal wins 33-20. the bears are 2-0 on the season. >>> new san jose coach brennan visiting texas. aaron picked off. the pick 6. the long horns win 56-0 out gaining them 623 yards to 171. san jose state falls to 1 and 2. the. >>> number two ohio state playing host to 5th ranked ohio. the buck eyes lead 13-10, and oklahoma wins on the road 31- 16. >>> and coming up a franchise record broken for the san francisco giants, but not the good kind. and sebastian on the injury report, now the raiders make a move that will sideline him for at least 8 games. we'll be right back. fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than a

>> out front, headhouse plaza, weaver bunch of inter-active activities for everybody, including someeplica help mets you may have seen during the nfl draft. for all 32 teams, there go >> i took advantage of it >> we have got all four from the midnight green to the kelly green to white, and even the blue and yellow. so we have those >> oh, long lines to take pictures there >> that actually fit alex's head >> huge head >> thanks, mike. >> and then, we also, nfl draft, the mannequins, you can put your head on top of it? >> yep. also have some birds letters that you actually you make the eye, the human eye, and you can take pictures of that, it is all for social engagement. get fans into the game. get them, you know, during that pre-game >> oh, there it is there, the birds sign. >> this will only be for the home opener or there all season >> that's been up there since our open practice this is summer during trang came p. will be there all season long >> somebody described that to me, you become a human eye. i thought this. >> the eye, the word birds >> oh, birdseye, you snow birdseye vie

. >> and coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news,n , getting words of explosion, weaver new video coming in. >> and in southwest philadelphia, a home becomes a crime scene after a gunman knocks on the door there. then opens fire send too long women to the hospital. >> and statue honoring icon is gone from another city in the deep south. we are back at the top of the >> breaking news, women responds to to a ringing doorbell, then gunman shoots her and another woman. >> a packed meeting with short tempers. the fight over youth football that cut this meeting short. >> north korea sends clear message to find the united nations. what the un security council plans to do about their latest missile launch. >> well, today is friday, september 15th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo, rahel solomon off today. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> good morning. >> have you calmed down a little bit in the first half hour -- look look, does it

he's going regret that forever well, weaver nice clear sky out there, looks absolutely beautiful. there are some storms, seeing little fog, primarily up to the mountains finds that. but humidity starts to ramp up for us in the days ahead. also have to keep an eye waist going on with maria. still hurricane by the way. that's going to have at least a indirect impact on our area, which we will definitely talk more about as the morning progresses, but yes. there is a loop here. would you never know it if it weren't for the time stamp going by, so nice clear start to the morning for most of us, and warm, you're at 70 degrees right now in the city. even in the mountains, flirting with 70 right now. cool spot of the pack is at the shore. now, another hot one across the board here. for the standards every late september. i expect we will hit 09 degrees, sunny, warm, in the mountains, up to 84 degrees, the records to beat, 92, so not going to quite get there. but it certainly will still feel like the dog days of summer again. meisha? >> katie, so warm at the tailgate yesterday. everyone on

[cheers and applause] we're in the middle of a great game with harriet weaver, who's at $20,000. >> yeahs] >> $20,000. just six questions away from $1 million. and you've saved a lifeline. you had your "plus one." your boyfriend is behind you, should you need him. so you're in great shape. how's it feel? >> it feels great. i'm doing pretty well, you know? >> you're doing pretty well. >> feels good, yeah. >> you're doing really well. you really have. you've played a phenomenal game. >> yeah. >> so the question is today how much will you risk? how much will you trust yourself? we're about to find out. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ two questions away from that $50,000 threshold, but this is the first step. and it's worth $30,000. here's the question.

i asked the founder, dick weaver, to come back on the show and talk about that moment when version one of a product becomes version two. troy wolferton with us and cnet. you'll fight me this is not version two. can we for the purpose of short hand say version two? >> that's totally fine. >> fair enough. you made one of the wi-fi units smaller. it no longer has a cord that pets will chew through, et cetera. >> yep. >> first of all, did you have that idea back when you released version one? >> yeah, so we've explored lots of form factors for the product but one thing we do a lot is look at how are people using it, what data can we collect to improve product experience. one thing we found with our first gen product was over half of them were plucked into kitchens, stairwells, hallways, basically places you don't want cords. we took everything back to the drawing board to try to fit the same high performance product into a unit half the size. >> and did you get pushback from people who said, come on, it's smaller, easier to use, and i can plug it directly into the wall but i bought your fi

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months of parliamentary debate the hope is that the changes will make it easier for people like sam weaver the owner of a bike business says expansions being difficult because of high costs and bureaucracy being an entrepreneur and fronts is tougher than back home in the united states. doing it in france has become an absolute nightmare hiring somebody is so expensive if france really wanted to grow the economy in the way i think they could probably good they need to help the small businesses like my own so that we can employ one two three people if we need to. the president has succeeded in passing his reforms and fulfilled an election campaign promise he's pleased his supporters but he still faces a battle on the streets with al-jazeera. six people have been injured in a so-called acid attack in britain it happened near a shopping center in stratford in the east of london a teenager has been arrested the country's home secretary has vowed to crack down on attacks involving corrosive substances after a series of similar incidents this year that in protest in mexico after reports that part

months of parliamentary debate the hope is that the changes will make it easier for people like sam weaver the owner of a bike business says expansions being difficult because of high costs and bureaucracy being an entrepreneur and france is tougher than back home in the united states. doing it in france has become an absolute nightmare hiring somebody is so expensive if france really wanted to grow the economy in the way i think they could probably good they need to help the small businesses like my own so that we can employ one to three people if we need to. the president has succeeded in passing his reforms and fulfilled an election campaign promise he's pleased his supporters but he still faces a battle on the streets with such a partner al-jazeera paris. or thousands of people are evacuating the indonesian resort island of bali due to the threat of a volcanic eruption the highest alert level has been issued for mount i go australia has also put out a travel warning and the government is urging people to stay at least twelve kilometers away from the volcano seismologists say tremors ha

(sot: mike weaver) because i thought the potential of the storm would be on the east coast. others in the same situation are now trying to drive back home, creating reverse traffic jams. (kenneth craig, cbs news, miami) officials here in miami are warning people they're still very much in danger. curfews are in effect. (sot: of miami-dade co., fl) florida is starting to feel the effects of hurricane irma. the storm is tracking further west after passing over cuba. those along the gulf coast are in the storm's crosshairs. they are scrambling to save the business. >> if the surge comes in, or bottom floor will be toasted and gone.>> more than 75,000 floridians are in shelters work centers along the west coast are filling quickly. mike fled from the other side of the state thinking he was escaping the storm. others are trying to drive back home creating reverse traffic jams. officials are warning residents they are in danger and curfews are in effect.>> there is no reason to go out. don't be the guy they get hits -- gets hit by a tree.>> we actually have insurance. everybody ar

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in trinity county west of weaver vill, the fire is charred 5,000 acres so far. >> well, this heat is not only inconvenient, it can be dangerous. we have a list of places to cool off around the bay area. check that out on abc 7 news.com. >> in addition schools are adjusting schedules. >> the operators of the power grid forecasting an all time record electrical. >> reporter: as it heats up on the outside, it gets even hotter on the inside of the dry cleaners on walnut creek. workers stand surrounded by hot steamers. >> we have our staff come in early, earl ein the morning and begin their pressing and the cleaning process. >> reporter: what time early? >> normally we would start at 6:00 a.m. today being a hot day we're actually starting at 3:00 and 4:00 a.m. >> reporter: those early hours will help in the extreme heat, expecting to top 112 degrees. people have been calling in to local police departments concerned about the smokey haze obscuring these normally vivid golden green hills. they issued an alert to let residents know you don't need to call in. it's actually smoke drifting in f

weaver ta we're talking about nine deaths blamed on this storm alone. tree uprooted, cars just tossed around. lyanne met up with floridans who decided to leave their home to stay with relatives in the bay area. >> reporter: there's a sense of duty and a range of other emotions as pg&e employees pack up to head to florida. >> i'm excited, nervous. there's a lot of unknowns. looking forward to facing the unknown hurdles as they come towards us. >> reporter: the storm hasn't hit yet but the utility workers in florida are already predicting they will need help restoring power. they called northern california because of a 3-year-old alliance. >> in 2014 we signed an agreement with florida power and light that says should there be a disaster in florida other in pg pg&e's territory we'll there for each other. >> reporter: workers talked about the humid weather they will face. the possibilities of alligators and about having each other's backs. they then worked to fit the foofoo tools from their trucks in these pods. they aren't the only workers from the bay ar

. >> contractor mark weaver has been booked solid all week. bumper to bumper traffic and gas shortages. florida governor rick scott attempting to stay ahead of the problem. >> i'm doing everything i can to get more fuel into the statie. >> clearing store shelves of all essential supplies. irma's swrat impressive and terrifying. devastating the paradise nation. irma's strike in the united states has everyone on edge. and for those who aren't able to make it out of south florida there are 13 more shelters to provide refuj for people. the governor asking them gas stations to stay open as late as possible. back to you. >> thanks for that. she just mentioned a lot of these shelters there, more opening. this is a live look from miami. it is an evacuation center. hopefully we can get that stabilized. it is about to open. this is from our sister station. we don't have control of this right now but we are told a crowd of people have been waiting and waiting to go in to seek shelter before irma hits. about 30 minutes up the road in fort lauderdale we ca

contractor mark weaver has been booked solid all week. >> the hurricane doesn't care what age your house is. >> reporter: those who heeded the evacuation warning are facing troubles of their own. bumper-to-bumper traffic and gas shortages. rick scott doing everything he can. >> i'm doing everything i can to get fuel. >> reporter: they're clearing store shelves of all essential supplies. irma's wrath is impressive and terrifying. the powerful hurricane pounding turks and caicos overnight, once hurricane irma's uncertain strike in the united states has everyone on edge. sarah rosario, nbc news, miami. >> let's get a better idea of where irma is and where it's headed. >> that's right. so how many miles is this thing out now from florida, samarra? >> exactly. take a look at the radar. the far theft reaching rain bands are less than 200 miles away from the miami coast line. so let's go ahead and talk about it. the latest update came out at 11:00 a.m. a few seconds ago and there's a slight shift in the track. the winds are at 150 miles per hour. you slow down a tad bit as far as movement, but

weaver talking 40 in change.s a stock flirting with a neckline of support that could provide the catalyst for a reversal, but i say could here we are still in the early stages of what could be a nice recovery, but let's not push all in let's not. >> say that plays out. baseded on the head and shoulder bottom >> i think $51 comes in around your neckline and happens to correspond with the 200 day moving average it seems like hyperbole to be talking about crude. it's been so long. but as we discussed, brent, a nice little sneaky breakout today. let's start with a break above 51 then we can start to talk we've got oen a case where a lot of the names are calling 50 break even therefore, we priced in a lot of guys that haven't done anything below that halliburton to me is a company that is the most exposed these guys are the ones that are going to be there. if you look at these charts, they're so blown out and bad, these are very interesting names. they've been interesting for a few yeweeks. >> we've been waving the ca

howard: weaver going to wait and see with the storm is like.hen we were planning over the weekend, the storm had not yet quite hit. we slowly got the news in a slowly built. by sunday it was clear it was a huge disaster. who is back from vacation is our great synthesizer, our resident economist. he can take almost any story and look at it from an economic angle and a very human angle. peter was perfect for this. there was also a story that was going on. chris lindell had been doing work with fema and with reporting on national building codes and have a place like houston and taxes in general, they are allergic to building codes. the combination of those two, peter talking about the general, large-scale big picture of the economy in houston, and looking how things are put together, their can-do attitude and how this patchwork of flood control came together. and then there is this attitude about building codes and how things really -- we don't like building codes. carol: i have family and texas but they do think the runway. try to strikeou the to

weaver gold from "the wall street journal" joins us now. is that the case? >> yeah, good morning. to the prospects for oil look better than they did even among the go. u.s. oil back in a bull market run a two-year high. that comes a little bit more face that opec will be able to curb supplies as well as signs that demand may be a little better than expected and most recently on monday, also some threats to oil from iraqi kurdistan, which was actually quite oldish for prices. a number of investors are retaining particularly among hedge funds at the moment. lauren: i also want to talk about them what is going on in technology. many popular name selling off yesterday. apple being one of them. though shares their correction territory. are there concerns about the iphone 10? >> it seems that way if you look at apple suppliers in taiwan and hong kong, though shares have come under tremendous pressure not just today but all along since apple shares have been falling since the launch. i think kind of tepid reviews, signs that demand may be weaker than expected as well as expectations and

weaver been looking at construction in bucks county all morning long. 95 south 332 and route 1 that right lane compromises and crews are out there and we have cones in the roadway. dark out there. take is easy around there. this is the one loan accident still lingering out there. it's out there thorn bury township. 9:26 street road route 52. heads up put on your brakes a little and wold of septa construction going on. sunday, this sunday, next two after that furnish rock and glenside changes to airport, lansdale, doylestown. check schedules online. that's sunday for the next three of them. rahel back to you. >> meisha thank you. updating breaking news in den county where a brand new home goes newspaper huge flames. we have dramatic video from eyewitness news viewer jr. sicklerville. the fire probing out before:30 this morning. under control in 0 minutes. in reported jerz and clearly a lot of damage. so far it's not clear what sparked the fire. >> developing right now feign illismville police on the hunt for this man. he is 21-year-old keon carpenter. he shot 20-year-old joshua mitchell fo

you guys know this you had been taught this 1948 richard weaver told us that ideas have consequences it was the title of his book. you hardly even need to read the book. ideas have consequences ideas metal -- matter. if you years earlier. or will the so education can be used of total power and total control. ideas clearly do have consequences, good and evil people have a recognize this. us. good ideas lead to good culture bad ideas lead to the opposite. your grandmother told you garbage and and garbage out. she was out -- she was right. i would argue today that education is a total mess colleges and universities are in crisis the contemporary university is no longer known for pursuing truth. and in the name of tar lawrence tolerance i'm told my intolerance is intolerable. this is nonsense i cannot tolerate your intolerance. i'm absolutely confident there are no absolutes and i know nothing can be known. this is humorous. it's like watching a dog chasing its tail. the result of this nonsense is that the tradition of good teaching is actually become the dark flag of tierney almost over

. >>> college football saturday, cal and weaver state.een a decade since the cardinal pulled off the greatest job set in college gridiron history. >> he drops back. he'll throw that. bradford jumps up. he caught it! >> touchdown!!! >> touchdown! touchdown! >> bradford! >> and the late bob murphy, dave fleming when prichard hit bradford for the go ahead touchdown. jim harbaugh was 41-point underdogs! that win changed the direction of the program. shaw was an assistant at the time. >> it's kind of flown by, you know? this is a coaching profession. you don't always anticipate being in one place for this long. but it does not seem like ten years ago. i remember it like it was yesterday. it was one of the foundational things that happened when we got here that early that was necessary. but there's still been a lot of building since then. >> reporter: nfl 49er safety jimmy ward here was listed today as doubtful for the game against carolina. they're 5 1/2 point underdogs at home. his hamstring injury cost him all of the preseason. >>> aaron rog

there's a great debate as whether apple's culture puts it in this further development but tom weaveris still there and you have talked to him. tell us about apple's take on it. >> guest: so, it's easy to forget now in the age of the stuff you are talking about that apple was kind of the first in this arena. siri was the first mainstream digital assistant and the emphasis was always kind of on that service development. the interesting thing to me about that interview and hearing about their approach was sort of the effort more to make siri sort of relatable and to be a character, someone that you want to interact with and apple was criticized to bid for having its functionality fall behind the rest. it was kind of relegated to this novelty status where it was you know not always giving you the right answers to stuff and they have really tried to sit up in recent years and do things. the net approach where you are doing huge amounts of machine learning, that wasn't what siri really was. siri was basically a complex database. you have voice recognition over faq. things like a restaurant

her name is nadir mccrea, weaver video of her in action here, and in the suit, says, when those sportsoduced at her school back in 2015, she fell in love with the new sport and experienced because of the sport much improved grades. for the first time in her life saw path to college but in her senior year saw that path cut off when not able to claim her division one scholarship to the university of hartford because the philadelphia school district keeps girls of color from playing anyone but other mostly black high schools. >> it made me feel that like we weren't good enough to play lacrosse because we were discouraged so many times from not playing. and like not being noticed for like the great potential that we have, even though probably weren't great, didn't get the long time training that other female lacrosse players got. i feel like we were still good enough to be able to play. >> we face many obstacles. games canceled, buses canceled, playing the same teams over and over again, which i then deem the negro league based upon only playing girls of color, the three teams that were in

cal plays its home opener next saturday against weaver state.esterday, the golden bears played their season opener at north carolina. here is mike shumann, all the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. football is the ultimate team sport and the cal bears proved just that yesterday at chapel hill, they win their first road game in two years against a tough north carolina team. sophomore ross bowers making his debut, second quarter. deep to vic ward in the third. gets behind the defense. 67 yards for the touch. five catches, 156 yards. cal still trailed. before the half, sirrott picked off, 13 tackles, forced fumble on that pick. third and six, bowers using legs to avoid the sack. great job down the sidelines, 54 yards. bowers, four tds on the day, cal wins 35-30. good start to the justin wilcox era. san jose state hosting cal poly. perfect strike to blackwell, 18 yards, 7-6, san jose state. low snap, picks it up, throws a dart, 13 yards to trey hartley. comes down with it for six. san jose state had 271 yards on the ground, ziegl

. >> contractor mark weaver has been booked solid all week. >> the hurricane doesn't care how old your house is. >> people being evacuated are facing trouble of their own. bumper to bumper traffic and gas shortages. governor rick scott is trying to stay ahead of the problem. >> i'm trying to get fuel out to the state as quickly as possible. >> reporter: georgia is also preparing for what may come, clearing the stores of shelves of all supplies. hurricane irma is terrifying, pounding the islands overnight, decimating the once pristine vacation destination. hurricane irma has everyone on ve. . sara rosario, nbc news. >>> over 15,000 people living in miami-dade were ordered to leave. ea airt as those folks were evacuating, all major airlines suspended service to south e to oa. o toiami international airport, some air travelers are weighing their options. she there's panic and fear in the bay area. we talked to a woman who came to san francisco to get out of irma's path. >> i'm worried about flooding because i live in the canal, and i am in the flood zone. i moved as many things as i could

betsy fisher martin, heather weaver, april turner, mark schoeff and joseph. lily garcia is president of the largest labor union in the country, the national education association. she is the first-ever latina elected to lead the nea, and she joins us as students across the country are heading back to school. it is also a time when efforts are underway to further privatize public education and roll back student protections. [applause] >> i'm also trying very hard to concentrate on on the message i want to bring to you today, but that's difficult because i have colleagues and their students and communities in the path of the storm. and we're just cleaning up after harvey, and in comes irma. and some of them told me that if the lights were still on, that they were going to be watching. so just in case, i just want to send them our love and our thoughts and our prayers for their safety. i was looking at a facebook page that was up that several of our nea staff posted pictures of their own boys and girls, their own sons and daughters going off on the first day of

weaver state faces cal at 2:00 p.m. and tonight, 14th ranked stanford battles number six usc. is at 5:30 at the l.a. memorial coliseum. >>> today's a's game will benefit victims of harvey. larry beale has the details and highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. well, the a's hosting the astros in a four-game set and the a's are donating one dollar from every ticket sold towards the harvey relief effort. houston fans showing their support, 12,288 tickets sold last night. top five former a josh reddick and cotton. two run homer, 13th of the year. 7-p astros. bottom seven. still 7-3. marcus, see you. third career grand sloam ties i up at 7. rips one down the right field line. matt joyce corals it. 8-7, astros, bottom nine. boo powell. see you. got to love these a's. marcus now on second base. jed rips one to center. ball's misplayed. going to score from second, just fifth kai roar walk off. they win 9-8 and there's the post winning game winning pie in the face. giants and white sox in chicago. interleague play brings out all kinds pablo, over 39. it's gone. three-run

fisher martin heather weaver april turner mark chef and joseph lujan. lily eskelsen garcia is president of the largest labor union in the country, the national education association. she is the first latino elected to lead the naa and she joins us as students across the country heading back to school. it's also a time when efforts are underway to further privatize public education broback protections. the naa represents 3 million teachers and school employees who work in k-12 schools colleges and universities for the union has been a critic of the trump administration's proposals for education. last spring lily eskelsen garcia said the administration's proposed budget was a wrecking ball in her nation's public schools. she went on to say the budget quote shows how dangerously ill-informed they are about what works for student and public education. they are reckless and irresponsible budget which smashes the aspiration of students, crushes their dreams and make it difficult for them to go to college. we will be interested to hear how she expands on the c

that's keeping the fire danger up as weaver been talking about. 95 in concord. 92 in livermore. fremont low 90s. warm for oakland 89. coastline normally in the 60. but tomorrow not the case. 78 in half moon bay. redwood city 90. 87 in the mission over towards golden gate bridge marine eight. warm. 80. high trait. because it catches up on you. north bay 93 degrees. the thing producing the heat for us is the hot high pressure sitting across the entire west. i think it's going to stick around the next two days. then we see a key change in the atmosphere. the storm track, the jet stream is going to push this area of high pressure out of the way and that's going to make way for some cooler air to drop temperatures 10 to 15 degrees. you'll see the results on the extended forecast. frist down to 69 by friday. low 70s by into early next we can. for the inland valleys we go down to 83 friday's forecasted and then check it out. next tuesday 79 degrees, rainfall likely nearby. by wednesday -- a preliminary look -- trace amounts to about 0.05 of an inch it's an early look at midweek rain ne

weaver been dealing with this for years. it's dime to deal with it. >> do you think the president will pay a price if these 800,000 people are deported? >> there is one constituency that wants you to deal with it one more, another constituency wants you to deal with it another way. i think we'll have a bigger fallout when we don't seal our security border. i know. that means we ever to all get in a room and discuss it. you're not going to pass with some republicans and some democrats. it need to be a truly bipartisan situation. >> we'll get another discussion yeah, since birth. that drives me crazy. yes. it's on all your email. yes. they should know this? yeah. the guy was my brother-in-law. that's ridiculous. well, i happen to know some people. do they listen? what? they're amazing listeners. nice. guidance from professionals who take their time to get to know you. parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to

last but not least, you know the school district's initiative this year is highlighting attendance, weavereone here, this is from the eighth grade, she has had perfect attendance since the fifth grade, kim, the principal? >> absolutely, she has not missed an day, and even then she missed one day and she says for a doctor's appointment. she comes to school every day. >> now, i have to ask you, three years without a day off. okay? has there ever been a day where you get up in the morning and you kind of feel like ugh, i don't want to go to school. >> yes. >> what happens? >> my grandmother throws me out the house. >> you got it, grandmom. that's right, get your book bag and go. nice award for you there, three years and going, and if you make it to fourth year, i'm going to come back and have a pizza party with everybody. okay? sounds good? okay. we're coming to you live from south philadelphia. everybody give a wave. coach reggie, come on, take it home for us. >> (laughing). >> he lives in a pineapple worlds under the sea. >> great programs here,. >> fantastic. >> thank you, bob. >> sponge b