the latest fox business ashley webster. ashley. ashley: hey, liz, everything else in these investigations, where is the money? where does it come from, and what does it buy? prosecutors say they've been looking into the dark underbelly of college basketball, and they say what they found is not a pretty picture. they say it's the criminal influence of money that's of work here. they say they basically uncovered two schemes. one, an executive financial advisers and others bribing assistant college coaches to steer those elite high school students to them. also, bribing these students to enroll in colleges that were responsive by adidas. catch payments. were the four assistant coaches name. former nba star, accused of taking a $50,000 bribe. university of oregon, already suspending without pay indefinitely. also, lamar evans of oklahoma state. tony of the university of southern california and emmanuel richardson of the university of arizona. essentially they say these coaches broke trust and claim that trust was violated. >> we've all

street and webster avenue, and i had no idea anything important was going on at the time. hip-hop song to make an impression to me was the message, which i love the lyrics, but my colleagues and i in african-american studies had no interest in hip-hop jams taking place in the community. i only began to get sensitized to it in the 1980's when my students from the bronx began saying, naison, you really need to listen to it. but my exposure came as a coach in the late 1980's and early 1990's. i was coaching traveling teams baseball and basketball in brooklyn, and i would put on my sam cooke, aretha franklin, the doors, marvin gaye -- they said coach, can we have our music? i said ok. then we had wu-tang clan and dmx, and i remember when they put on cream, cash rules everything around me. and i said, my god, this describes what is going on with young people in the city better than anything i have ever heard. i started to listen to hip-hop as a narrative of what was going on in the city. i began to use it in my courses. it's in the early 1990's when i embrace hip-hop as a narra

merriam webster said searches are high it means senile and he a mad man that doesn't mind staffing or killing his people will be tested like never before and he spoke about kim jong-un call him mad man and then took we remember rocket man we took it a step further tonight. >> little rocket man we'll do it because we really have no choice. >> we really have no choice. now he's talking about a massive weapon sxhoding oaf the ocean pacific ocean which causes tremendous tremendous call lambty where the plume goes so goes cancer and so goes want to tell you something and i'm sure he's listening because he watches every word and i guarantee you one thing he's watching us like he never watched anybody before. >> president also said little little rocket man should have been handled years ago. >> let focus on u.s. territory of purt remember owe families trying to rebuild lives of aftermath of hurricane maria. it was category five when it slammed into puerto rico. much of the island could be without power for months. pentagon that opened up san one for military supplies in u.s. virgin islands a

joining me now, julie webster, operations manager for the cassini spacecraft. folks, julie, you and i talked through the entire commercial break leading up to this because i am such a space geek and i am feeling sad today. i know a lot of people are. you said it will probably kick in for you, too, that this odyssey has ended. but yesterday, what was that like for you? >> you know, at the time we were just focused on getting it done, just finishing out, making sure that everything was good to the end. about three hours before you saw the final pictures we made a joke in the room, and i tore up a contingency procedure to make sure that we got those last three hours of data. we just wanted to make sure we got it through to the end. it was over too fast. i'm still absorbing it. my team is still absorbing it. there is a lot of people that are -- lot of people in mourning. >> i know you got an extra 30 seconds that you didn't think you would get in terms of information being beamed back. but you've called cassini the perfect spacecraft. why? >> because the experience

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drummond, better than them white folks who raised webster. writers, you are our life's blood. can play, you can play. you can play. i nobody got that loud music. ♪ i love you. you are our life's blood. our producers and directors, i love you. i'm good. >> better than mr. drummond. those are strong words sfwle didn't stop even after the music played him off. he continued hismorning washington. your forcast is moments away as we start this work week. but first-- here are some quick headlines. big news on metro could really impact your morning commute. delays expected along the orange line today. metro says because of construction problems over the weekend, they'll have to single track from new carrollton to cheverly... and trains will be delayed all the way up to minnesota avenue. if you usually drive to one of those five orange line stations - metro saysyo center or morgan boulevard on the silver and blue lines instead to avoid delays. president trump is in new york this morning, ahead of a meeting of "the united nations general assembly." he'll join 120-other world leaders at

so the researcher conducted a study at the ohio state university webster medical center to see if limitedxposure to the right content could help. >> we wanted to see. we wanted to test. was it possible for them to use screens just a little buck with that? >> the results are encouraging. in teens treated for concussions who didn't use the app, only half reported improved symptoms. the other half said symptoms got worse and there was no improvement in optimism about recovery. but in teens who did use the app, all of them reported improvements in both symptoms and omit mitch. >> just that flip -- optimism. >> just that flipping of this is an obstacle and your journey is to overcome the obstacle. that should be enough. >> it was for rachel who felt less isolated and more motivated to get better. >> having all the screens taken away buzz too much but when -- was too much but when you added in something that was beneficial it helped a lot. >> aaron, wusa9 -- andrea roane, wusa9. >>> we're going to go trending now and howard bernstein joining me. a man, not this man, but a man has set the world

however chose the more archaic heard now that shakespearean insult is a top trending word on merriam webster with the american english dictionary tweeting kim jong un calls trump a mentally deranged us dotard searches for dotard are high as a kite when many on twitter are noting the two leaders respective grasp of english one user sums it up when kim jong knows better english words than the president of the united states has tag well but not everyone thinks it's so funny some social media reaction recalls the big picture here user writes that awkward feeling when you agree that pot is the president united states is indeed a dotard but also must cope with impending nuclear annihilation. now let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today iran's president hassan rouhani has vowed to strengthen his country's arsenal of missiles he says iran needs them as a deterrent to any aggressors the move comes despite criticism from the u.s. and friends want to reconsider have been surveying the damage to their island now that hurricane maria has moved off shore the u.s. car

it sits on seventh street between harrison and webster streets across from the chinese garden park.ur media partner the east bay times reports balco properties announced it would return to its original plans after scaling back last year. the oakland city planning commission gave the company a one-year extension. >>> california school girls may soon get free feminine hygiene products. why state lawmakers say they're needed. >> getting around san francisco on two wheels could soon be easier. the new company that wants to get into the bike rental business. >> and watch out for yellow jackets. there are more this summer. what you need to do to keep them away from you. first this morning's tech bites. >> in today's tech bites, a massive data breach and how you can protect yourself. >> the fbi is investigating the hack at credit reporting company equifax. 143 million americans may have been affected. >> experts say you should contact equifax's rivals to see if you have been affected. >> the perfect dress for your big day may be just a click away and a bargain. because tj maxx is now selli

(mark) merriam-webster has expanded its dictionary by over 250 words.adliner this year: "alt- right." the dictionary defines the movement as right wing, primarily online, and typically centered on ideas of white nationalism.(darya) mirriam-webster also added a new definition of the word "troll..." relating to internet antagonizers. also added: the words "ransomware," "froyo," and popular hot sauce "sirracha." the dictionary says that "new vocabulary is the spice of life." ( mark ) there's a new fashion trend causing a double take... double jeans!( darya ) these pants are the creation of london fashion house brand natasha zinko. as you can see... it's denim on denim. and it's not cheap. the pricetag is 695-dollars.( mark ) despite the cost... these double jeans are flying off shelves. "shop-bop- dot-com" says its entire shipment is sold out. (james) watching the weather this morning. your forecast is right after the break. (darya)(james) in the weather center tracking the forecast with james... (james)we're enjoying clear skies this morning and cool temp

drummond, better than them white folks that raised webster. writers, you are our life's blood. play. you can play. you can play. i nobody got that loud music. ♪ writers, i love you. you are our life's blood. our producers and directors, i love you. i'm good. >> better than mr. drummond. those are strong words. >> better than "facts of life." he didn't stop even after the music played him off. they actually had to cut his mike. he continued his speech backstage, first back actor to win that in 19 years. >> he had a lot to say. more news after this. had a lot to say. more news after this. plus, when you get a flu shot at walgreens, you help provide a lifesaving vaccine to a child in need through the un foundation. it's that easy to get your flu shot and make a difference. so swing by your local walgreens today. walgreens. at the corner of happy & healthy. this is a strategyis, fi'd recommend. huh. this actually makes sense. now on the next page you'll see a breakdown of costs. what? it's just.... we were going to ask about it but we weren't sure when. so thanks. yeah, that's grea

camps are not entirely safe places even at the best of times ok malcolm thanks for the update malcolm webster in kampala the. still ahead for you on al-jazeera the huge demonstrations in barcelona where an independence referendum is just weeks away. hello there we saw a big storm hit viet-nam if we look at the pictures we've got out of the country we can see some of the destruction that we saw there the winds were fairly strong strong enough to bring down some trees and some branches as well and also the amount of rain we saw was fairly large to some places so in excess of two hundred millimeters of rain from the system you see the cloud just kept on coming and the rains just kept on falling so the wettest of the weather then along that eastern coast but gradually now things are improving so there will be a fair amount of cloud during the day at times on sunday and a few showers but those showers generally breaking up the as we head through the day on monday meanwhile the wettest of the weather is on its way towards the west making its way towards bangladesh so we are going to see more shower

merriam webster added 250 new words and definitions. twitter account tweeted out a few new words and definitions including hive mind, collective thoughts, ideas and opinions of a group. internet of things or the reason your toaster needs the wifi password. and sorry ach cha, punctuate hot pepper sauce is now more than just a name. froio, phrase for frozen yogurt. troll with new meaning to harass or ant agonize, or -- >> haven't we be saying froyo? >> but now allowed to. >> today is not a good day for froyo. >> every day is. >> but it's cold. >> thanks to front that brings fall-like feel to the atmosphere and breezy conditions. live doppler 7, high clouds streaming in but outside great visibility, look from camera showing high clouds mixed in with sunshine, good afternoon san jose, you're having ideal conditions, light breeze and mainly sunny skies at this hour. wind is big factor, active across the board, gusts to 29 miles an hour in napa, 23 in concord and 23 in half moon bay. and wind will stay with us much of the evening, keeping tem

stuart: daniel webster, i'm out of time, we wish you well. >> thanks a lot. stuart: we will have more varney for you after this . . . . and i get back to business. ♪ stuart: here comes chairman. listen to this, florida power and plight ceo, 4.1 million customers, could, repeat, could lose power because of hurricane irma. based on the current storm track you see on your screens. high anxiety weekend. stuart: >> the storm we're watching and north korea. i hate to say that anniversary of their founders day. there is belief they could fire off another icbm missile. we have that hanging over our heads as well. stuart: i received a photo from my daughter traveling north to get away from the storm. she is pretty close to tallahassee. that is not bad. >> keep going. stuart: keep going. our time is up. neil, to you, sir. neil: i hope your daughter is safe and everyone in the entire sunshine state and southeast as it prepares for what could be one hummer of a storm. president trump is about to receive irma briefing, might include what is going on with

triggered and alert the mountain lion and a cup were spotted in a redwood tree in the 1700 block of webster street. police, park rangers and animal control were patrolling and launched a search.>> the presence is a danger to public safety. it is not something that is normal. it is not something that we encounter frequently. that is why it is a danger. there is nowhere for it to go. >> nearby schools had a code blue and that meant outside activities were moved indoors. police stepped up patrols but school let out.>>> 110 degrees in the bay area and some people are going to have a busy weekend.>> it is satisfying to serve the public. you are doing something for somebody.>> we brought along with the people who are working nonstop. >>> the coliseum where the raiders will put the season on tonight. >>> the raiders play their final preseason game in oakland.>> it is against the seahawks. the starters are not expected to play. there is still storylines to follow. scott is at the coliseum. >> reporter: the raiders and seahawks are playing here tonight. you mentioned that most of the starters will n

paper covered the anti-semitic graffiti at 28th and webster streets. >> people are pretty upset and saddened by it. it is obviously not going to stop us from doing our thing and wore shepg on rosh hashana. >> we serve all of our city and we take this very seriously. >> detectives hope they can identify a suspect by reviewing vais video. the department is offering $2,500 for information leading to an arrest. this afternoon, may object will he bey shaf said we take care of each through kindness, compassion and action. we sent a collective message that oakland stands against hate. >> just three days to go before free speech week. >> it is not clear if big names will show. >> both bannon and koult are confirpd. we have yet to see any independent confirmation from them that they are coming the berkeley next week. is in the meantime, he has more of his youtube videos directly at berkeley. >> it is the latest milo yiannopoulos video. showing what appears to be someone putting expletive anti-berkeley signs up. and then a second video showing an unidentified man tearing them down. it is not cheer if

webster was a federalist and later a wink. his -- later a whig. his key opponent was pierce. he was a jeffersonian, and turned into a jacksonian democrat. he did serve in the u.s. senate, but didn't stay there long. his wife hated public life. he returned to new hampshire. ofwas known as an enforcer democratic harmony and unity. he wanted the democratic party -- he was known as a true democratic party man. everyone knew a democratic nominee would win in 1952. time, the potential nominees sat holman and hope someone -- sat home and hope someone would bring them the good news. pierce wasn't on anyone's radar. but the democratic members of the convention couldn't arrive at any kind of consensus. ballots, people mentioned franklin pierce. he was a good, solid democrat. he had no particular bias against the south. southern delegates sent telegrams up, asking questions of pierce. they liked his answers. pierce was finally nominated, to everyone's surprise. but no one outside new hampshire knew who he was. this painting was done to publicize franklin pierce, what he looked like. the

(grant) merriam-webster is adding more than 250 new words to its dictionary.ki) a few are political, including 'alt- right' and 'dog whistle'... which is a politically coded expression, intended to be understood only by a particular group of people. but some of the words are fun, like: 'fro-yo,' which of course is frozen yogurt. 'pre-game,' which is not just for football games anymore... but also drinking alcohol before an event, or party. and the basketball term, 'bunny' ... an easy shot taken close to the basket. (grant) crayola announced the name of a new blue crayon this week... and it's drawing criticism. "bluetiful" beat out four other names in an online naming contest launched in july. but critics on twitter say the name will teach children a non-word.... and even confuse them. still bluetiful won 40-percent of the vote. it will replace the company's yellowish dandelion crayon in its 24-count box bluetiful is crayola's 19th blue color and will be available "soon." (vicki) still ahead... we'll take a look at south bay science teacher who takes his teachi

last month, police say the suspect pulled up along side a parked car at western avenue and webster street.... then ran infront of the car... smashed it's hood twice and drove away. police say the person used some sort of axe or hatchet to smash in the hood. you are looking at the two security camera screen shots from the attack... that happened at 1:30 in the morning. police also tell us ... there is no motive for the attack. if you have any information about this ...contact petaluma police. (jr stone) the family of an elderly man from the east bay who has been missing for two days is very worried this evening. 81-year-old john jones's wife saw him leaving their moraga home just before 2 in the afternoon on thursday.today sympathy flowers could be seen at their doorstep. police say family members found jones's car parked at the orinda bart station but don't know if he boarded a train. his neighbor of 20 years is shocked by the disappearence. david tuchlinkski neighbor// "really a heck of a nice guy. he always says hi always has kind words. him and his wife walk by the trails. i'm going to

this happened last month near the corner of western avenue and webster street.ice just released these security camera photos from the attack. police say someone pulled up along side a parked car...smashed its hood twice with an axe and ran off. police say there was no motive for the attack. (jr stone) coming up... a massive data breach has impacted the personal information of millions of americans. hear what you can do to protect yourself from identity thieves. (jr stone) consumer watch=dog groups are warning everyone to pay attention to the massive data breach impactnig the credit reporting company equifax. the breach exposed personal and sensitive financial information of over 143 million americans. kron4's gabe slate explains what you need to look out fo

. >> earlier today, i did call the attorney for the defendant in this case, steve webster. he told me that his client, john miller the 4th. was not going to comment at this time. he didn't want to comment on behalf of his client, citing there are two lesser charges pending against him. one of them being reckless driving. in louden county, i'm david culver, news 4. >> let's head back down to texas and the hearty aftermath, new evacuations for thousands and homes in houston, even though the rain is over. the mayor is telling people on the western part of the city to leave, crews will continue to release water, they'll be doing that for the next two weeks. the death toll stands at 39. houston officials say harvey damaged more than 150,000 homes. the president has declared he is expected to return to texas tomorrow to visit more towns effected by this storm. and there are new warnings tonight about fraud in the flood zone. federal officials warning homeowners, do not fall for fake contractors. >> well, harvey has caused many families overwhelming grief, especially one houston m

of the people was replaced by the king there at the white house, and it scared people like daniel webster clay and john quincy adams understandably to some co' extent. jackson was someone they couldn't control and everyone else had been from the same club not to say that jackson was a far more sophisticated figure but it was in his political interest for people to believe he was somewhat rough around tht edges. when the wife of edward livingston had a ball there was this terror that andrew jackson was coming and all the ladies were worried. he came through and one of the ladies that had been terrified came up and said that it's your backwoodsman, he is a prince. i think the white house story has come down as the madness of democracy running a but you can't be the common man runningm against independence for democracy but one man's pork is another man's steak. >> you would have to go by charleston and say hello to his mother's grave. >> [inaudible] [laughter]ked oat >> if you've got an e-mail that said he killed three people personally with his revolutionary war battles would it surprise y

(steve) merriam- webster is adding more than two hundred and fifty new words.e words are political... they include "alt-right" and "dog whistle." those are expressions intended to be understood by a particular group of people. then there are some fun words like "fro-yo" which of course means frozen yogurt. "pre-game" is not just for football games anymore... that refers to drinking alcohol before an event like a party. and the basketball term, 'bunny' ... an easy shot taken close to the basket. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(steve) grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with a look at what we're working on for kron 4 news at 9. ((grant))that's right pam and steve...we continue to track the devastation out of mexico where that powerful 7-point-1 magnitude earthquake rocked the region.((vicki))the death toll continues to climbas searchers sift through the rubble looking for survivors. new tonight at nine...we talk to u-s-g-s about why this temblor caused so much damage. and why there likely won't be any aftershocks...be sure to stick around for that. plus

m merriam-webster says it was first used to mean imbacile. >>> hurricane maria has left puerto rico. it also left many, many problems there. >> nearly all of the u.s. territories, 3.5 million residents are without electricity. this is something that's expected to last for months after maria ripped apart the island's entireer puerto rico may be running off of generators for half a year. president trump has approved a federal disaster declaration for puerto rico. rescue continues in mexico four days after the major earthquake. we are learning the rescue mission that captured the world's attention wasn't real. rescuers had been searching through rubble at a collapsed school for a 12-year-old girl. crews had said they spoke with the girl and saw her wriggle her fingers. that girl never existed. they say overexhausted workers were mistaken. want to take you live to the rescue mission happening in mexico city at this hour. what you see here used to be the sight of a textile factory. 21 people have been found dead in the rubble here. rescuers believe there could be survivors. you see so man

webster hasn't even come up with the words to describe a moment like that. and i kind of stood there for a second kind of -- i mean, like you can't move, and then i ran to the window and looked down in time to see him hit the ground. we were on the 25th floor and he fell 17 stories because he hit the eighth floor parking garage. and -- i mean in my mind, he -- i mean for some reason i thought, oh my gosh, he's been knocked out. i mean, that's what i thought to myself. totally irrational thought when you fall 17 stories, but my next move was to run and try to wake him up. and i was screaming my head off. eventually it registered that he was gone. next thing, i mean i remember kissing him on his cheek and then someone's pulling me off of him. i fainted. they had to put oxygen on me. and next thing i know, i'm sitting there talking to the cops and then i was arrested. i was put in handcuffs and next thing i know i'm in booking here at tulsa county jail. i mean, it was awful. it was so awful. >> coming up -- >> i feel guilty for breathing. >> amber hilberling's

. >> dotard according to merrium webster a state or period of senile decay. old. shakespeare using it. if nothing else kim jong un proves there's never a shortage of put downs. >>> all right. now i will go to joe who is an expert on all things nuclear weapons and north korea. i want to ask you on the latest here, this latest sort of toe for to if you will between president trump and kim jong un. he called him a dotard. how concerning is it for you, joe, that the rhetoric continues to ratchet up. ? >> i'm in consultation with a wide circle of north korean experts. i have never seen concern about war with north korea at such a high level. people are very worried about this. it's not just that president trump gave an ill considered speech it's the way kim jong un answered it. his statement yesterday was unlike any he has delivered. it was a personal statement. he was arrested directly to the president of the united states. it was sober and coldly threatening. the foreign minister follows it up by saying maybe we'll launch a missile with an h-bomb and explode it

for the record, dotard was the most searched for word of the night on websters and it means old or senile, or in my case, unable to get cirincione right. andrea, a day of real sanctions, where does this thing stand tonight. >> sort of good news and bad news. i'm not going to attempt joe's last name. his book covers are enough to scare the heck out of you. >> we've known him for years. >> let's talk first about perhaps the positive side, the president acknowledging there is still room for dialogue or diplomacy, and this in answer to a reporter's question, and also successful sanction announcements. i mean, whether they are carried out, whether there was cheating remains to be seen. but someone as smart as john mclaughlin, former deputy cia director whom you know well said this is real, this will bite, this is china's central bank basically agreeing to go with the system that the obama treasury used to get the international banking system known as the s.w.i.f.t. system against the rogue state. >> so it does work? >> basically means if i can paraphrase steve mnuchin at a briefing today, eith

this is at 28 and webster, a busy area of oakland with the medical center three blocks away. there are a lot of auto dealerships very close to the temple as well. the oakland police are asking anyone that may have seen anything suspicious overnight and early morning to give them a call. >> we hope the tips come in. >>> the political it back to bis scheduled to speak at uc berkeley talking with students, faculty and supporters of the free speech on campus in this comes a few days before the start of the berkeley free speech week, and bob avakian organized demonstrations and spent time in jail for desecrating the american flag and for assaulting the police officer at the protest. >>> yesterday the school chancellor said that five speakers have been confirmed with a free speech week and among them are david horowitz and milo yiannopoulos. the former white house advisor steve bannon is another one expected but not confirmed. there set to speak on the upper or lower sproul plaza. the chancellor said "i want to first express my deep regret about the stress this is causing for many

would you by turning zionism and racism because that had an effect wherever it may be not only in webster's dictionary but in everything to do with the international convention and laws within states. it bore fruit in 19752 years after the yom kippur war after the onslaught of arabs face the commonest rock at the time. the end of the speech the tearing of the resolution which had created i would say a wave of electrifying the international discourse came to my father after the experience of his late daughter robert herzog who led what was the white papers orders and regulations of the british mandate for hitting from immigrating to their ancient homeland at that time palestine. might rent father got up in front of a crowd of thousands in tour of the white paper at that time. that was one of two experiences which led to the unique speech which is chosen today by experts worldwide as one of the best speeches of the 20th century. the speech itself and i passed around by e-mail to sonia to send to you is an incredible speech the jewish people and was zionism is all about and the need nature of

the meriam webster dictionary was on the case.e sill when it was used in the 14th century. middle english and usinged my shakespeare means old senile person. social media was all over it some political nerds bet money president trump had to google dotard. unscripted mike says actual measures are siding with rocket man who has nukes aimed at them over their own president. despicable. richard came one a pretty good idea though, he says in the future all wars should be wars of words. #rocket man #dotard. >> i was pronouncing it do it's tard. heather: going to call kim jong un. >> get him on the word. rob: no one is using the word besides us. heather: talk about tom brady. >> let's talk about upcoming tv show. abc approved new sitcom based on illegal immigrant family living in the united states. sanction area family and it's about a married couple who invite nanny and her illegal immigrant family to live with them. as can you imagine some conservatives on social media are not happy about this one. roger said yeah yep, that's what we n