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you know, if you will, now the wilkes can wilkes can scheme in the new replaces into their proper positions. but without the reigning defensive player of the year practice every day with you, it has got to be a daunting task today wilson asked about and he was asked how things will shake out once boasted gets back with the team. >> i think we all know that he's unique. i think you can definitely do different things with him as we've done in the particularly on 3rd down and certain things you want to try to free him up. but he's he's solid all around. so i don't think once again it's going to be issue when that time com. so hopefully soon. >> well, the raiders running back, josh jacobs, he did come back. he is signed, sealed and delivered and back at the raiders practice facility with this team mates. now there he is. just see him right there on your screen. a jacobsen signed a new 12 million dollar deal with the silver and black right before last saturday's final preseason game against the cowboys. that being said the deal gave jacobs a bump in pay and more guaranteed money. now he was the

he also was a target, grant was, of john wilkes booth. >> after lincoln was assassinated, grant stands at the time as the most popular figure. >> johnson, despised grant. he despised that he had that power. he grew to really hate him. johnson, did. to the point where he was trying to figure out how to get him out of the way? he wanted to send him to mexico and do all of these things, stood up to him and said, no. he said, if it's a military order, i will go. but, i am not going if it is just you sending me. >> grant was known as the northern union general. you're right in your book, because of the approach that he took to southern soldiers, to the confederates, i do not want to say people in the south admired him as they did in the north, but there really was a respect for grant, wasn't there? >> very much so. he was seen as a victor in the north. victorious. in the south, he was seen as magnanimous. he gave dignity to those soldiers. he let them leave with their gun and their horse. he offered personal support for the generals, who he knew, from fighting with them before. he offered t

he was also a target >> grant was, of john wilkes booth. after lincoln's assassinated, he stood at the time as the most popular figure by far. johnson despised that. he despised that grant had that power and ruth to really, really hate him, johnson did, to the point where he was just trying to figure out how to get him out of the way. wanted to send him to mexico and do these other things and brandt stood up to him and said no. he said if it is a military order, i will go, but i'm not going if it's just you sending me. union general. you write in your book that because of the approach that he took, and seven soldiers to the confederates, they really, there was a respect for grant, wasn't there? >> very much so. he was seen as a victor in the north, victorious and in the south, he was seen as magnanimous because in victory, he gave dignity to those soldiers. he let them leave with their gun and their horse. he offered personal support for the generals whom he knew from fighting with before. and offered to help them out as far as getting back

it's either a rumor or a fact that john wilkes-booth appears in front of grant's carriage. tell us about that. >> with that night as they are going to get to new jersey john wilkes-booth is seen riding core >> and grant remembers and writes about this strange man staring at him through the carriage and an ominous way that night and it is believed that is john wilkes-booth chasing down the carriage is as he's going out of town to new jersey but he turns around and goes to ford theater. >> they are there was a conspiracy i recall around booth and other players in actors and maybe that was just part of the whole evening. >> who knows what could have been somebody else but it was an ominous figure staring at his carriage as he's leaving washington. >> they are you planning another book? >> it is three books so i think and by the way makes it great christmas set. it's fantastic for under the tree. i'm going to do another rescue book and we will see what we are rescuing next. that's in the business of a deep tease. it's in the process, it's in the works. sydney has been deployed

now, wilkes can scheme in maneuver players into their proper positions. but without the reigning defensive player of the year practicing with you every day is just could be a daunting task. you know, not having him out there. so today wilkes was about that and how things will shake out once boasted gets back with the team. take a listen. >> i think we all know that he's unique. i think you can definitely do different things with him as we've done in the particularly on 3rd down certain things you want to try to free him up. but he's he's solid all around. so i don't think once again it's going to be issue when that time com. so hopefully soon. >> and the raiders running back though, josh jacobs, he is in the building signed, sealed, delivered all that contract. good stuff is behind him. the raiders practice facility has him back in business, of course, with the team. there you number 8, jacob signed a new 12 million dollar deal with the silver and black right before last saturday's final preseason game against the cowboys. that was right here on kron 4. n

but today we actually heard from the defensive coordinator, steve wilks, who got into the mix of the conversation that wilkes is in his first season with the forty-niners and has the task of not only keeping the red and gold defense at the top of the nfl chart. but he also has to do that right now without the services of their best defend of the offensive player, rather. now wilkes can scheme and maneuver players into their proper positions, of course, but without the reigning defensive player of the year, practicing with you every day, it can be a daunting task to have to do so. today wilkes was asked about things he was also asked how things will shake out once bosa gets back on the team get back with the team. this is what he had to say. >> i think we all know that he's unique. i think you can definitely do different things with him as we've done in the particularly on 3rd down and certain things you want to try to free him up. but he's he's solid all around. so i don't think once again it's going to be issue when that time com. so hopefully soon. >> well, it's not an issue with t

the defense didn't miss a beat under new defensive coordinator steve wilks wilkes brings a wealth of nfl experience but instead of reinventing the san francisco system, he's adopted to the way the forty-niners do thinks and is kyle shanahan said in his conference call this afternoon, it looks like the type of defense that's now expected in san francisco. >> my goal for team was to play with the right right just how hard we went from the first play. the last play in. i was real proud of our team in that our defense, you know, start now, those first 3 plays going now really set the tone. they have the right to and they flew around but no means we play a perfect we've got to clean a lot of stuff up. there's a lot of things that we can do better. but our mindset was right. and that's to me were was the most important thing regardless of what happened. and our came out and they flow to the ball that they have that was really cool to see that happen was the first first >> shanahan also said he thought nick bosa played very well on a somewhat limited snap count and his mere presence on the

first half they were lights out on that side of the ball for first year defensive coordinator steve wilks year, be a great catch in the end zone. his second touchdown of the first half 129 yards two scores. purdy had 220 passing yards, 20 1949 ers in a hurry. early third quarter get it to christian mccaffrey little spin cycle right there. aiyuk and ray ray mccloud look at the blocks down field 65 yards to the house is going to cut in and out of traffic. touchdown for cmac made it 27 seven and the faithful. oh they showed up in a big way. red and gold and a lot of red in the stands and the mccaffrey and lineman trent williams have the niners swinging in the first game of the year. niners win 37. >> exactly how we wanted to come out. you know it was an emphasis on you know past seasons us coming out slow starts. we knew that we needed to come in and set the tone right from the jump. >> everything was sort of clicking. you know, defense did their thing. we put a drive together and, you know, to cap it off like that, to start the season off, i was like, yeah, this is it's going to be good. we

john wilkes booth shot the president at ford theater in washington, d.c.ow tickets from that performance back in 1865 have just surfaced. this past weekend they were told for $262,000. theres a crease and a slit at the corner, likely clipped off by the ticket taker at the door. the seat numbers are etched in pencil and ford's theater friday is printed above it. they were in an envelope. it's unknown who held on to the tickets. it hasn't been made public. these tickets will be joining one other ticket in the collection at harvard university. the auction house believes the three tickets are the only ones left in existence. >> remarkable. they look like they are in fairly good condition. >>> you can watch our newscast 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. >> there is a lot going on. it happens in other cities and other states. could it now happen in san francisco? no right turns on a red light. that's the proposal from a city official. why he thinks it's going to make all the streets safer. >>> and we investigate a problem that could aprides when you te

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with or without bosa the niners defense has a new boss the new defensive coordinator steve wilks. he has everyone excited. >> we want to get off to a good start against pittsburgh. i think we'll do that. we have to lock in and keep preparing and practicing for that. it is going to be a lot of fun and i think it's a great element for our defenses specially on the back end him being a back end guy the majority of his career and how he'll help our dbs and just his overall presence and mentality of how the defense would look. i'm excited about it. >> what are you doing sunday, september 10th? >> watching football. >> like all day. >> yes. >> niners in the morning. raiders in the afternoon. sunday night football here at nbc. >> it is going to be -- >> the 49ers are a slim 2.5-point favorite in the game week one. >>> back to work for the giants tonight as they cling on to the final wild card spot in the national league. pitching has been huge for the giants this week. hometown hero kyle harrison from danville had a sparkling home debut with his parents in attendance a few nights ago. th

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san francisco, london breed recordó como la senadora feinstein nunca se olvidó de sus orígenes, pues wilkosas estuvieron difíciles en la ciudad, einstein se tomó el tiempo para llamarla porque a ella siempre le importó mucho san francis. a su parecer. con estas acciones. >> y el gobernador newsom también dijo lo siguiente lo voy a citar dianne feinstein fue una senadora estadounidense poderosa y pionera. una de las primeras voces a favor del control de armas, una líder en tiempos de tragedia y caos. pero para mí, para él, ella fue una querida amiga, una mentora de toda la vida y un modelo a seguir. no solo para mí, sino para mi esposa y mis hijas. en tanto, el alcalde de san josé, manuel jahn, también recordó a feinstein como la primera mujer elegida alcaldesa de san francisco, primera mujer de california, elegida al senado y por presidir el comité de reglas del senado, pero destacó que no era solamente eso, sino su compromiso y dedicación a la labor con la que se distinguió siempre y que a raíz de la muerte de la senadora dianne feinstein, tiene hoy muchos preguntándose quién va a tomar

sounds like it seems. wilks most often reported at the beginning is this famous out of posing experience, but also think of partial even the german naturalist highlights on the phone, humboldt, who shape science and the 19th century, testifying it in writing. so having had an out of body experience. so there must be something to other except for who, but was on both was an incredibly courageous person and with the equipment available in the 19th century knots and you can follow writing boots on the front coats. yes. do you feed into friend assented that you brought so at the time it was considered the world's highest mountain. but that's not true. so it's 6500 meters high. as when they've reached about 6000 meters, experienced himself walking in front of himself to lift up the time from whom both himself provided a possible explanation for lack of oxygen at altitude. nevertheless, his experience is considered by many to be proof of a multiple consciousness. there may be a way to verify scientifically whether all brain is fooling us or whether all consciousness actually floats away. sees

it was that that, or the entire wilks projected these actions, especially since the united states presents itself as the country of compassion and civilization to peace. bopper stock seemed like something. some of the middle ages created a collection of 50 paintings that he says came from his heart. is that correct? in columbia? violence is a totally different phenomena. it's robin the result of 18 months at the lack of education. the culture carried out by the wealthiest possibly the most civilized country in the world is definitely not the same thing. what they did was 91 years old when he died. in columbia, the president said he was a painter of the country's virtues and its arrows. what data is called, the tools and paintings are located in different cities around the world. a reminder of an artist who dared show the world in his own unique way. 30 so i'll just see to the see.

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as you mount butler, i was just, you see with it, it's south of mount, i guess stephanie deca wilkes's through the devastation in the outlets. mountains walking into these uh, pulverized mountain villages. here you see a tree up rooted, moss and boulders that have fallen down this way. and that is what happened to this part of the village. you actually had a piece of the mountain but came down pulverizing the bandages in this area. we've seen one mind just looking past us in floods, of tears, seeing many people walking back into this village and trying to solve is what they can buy hot and it's over a week. now. since the earthquake, there are pledges commitments for rebuilding money to be given to those affected bulldozers are moving to certain places. but there are so many places that we have been to that is very difficult to reach with heavy machinery. in fact here, just walking along, you can see how the the road has given way. it's just devastating to see the extent of the damage and many of these villages will never be returning to this place a home. and that therefore fathers li

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tlshg april, they are being, sold at auction 265, 500 dollars used on night of assassination john wilkesth entered the box 10:15 pm pointed a pistol back of the president's head fired, they are extremely rare unobstructed view of the president that night the price of tickets? 75 cents. . >> wow. . incredible thank you, cheryl. >> we are one day away from second gop primary presidential debate on fox business, accounts candidacy to take the stage nbc poll finds 59% voters disapprove of the biden economy just 37% claim that they approve, 74% voters say they have major or moderate concerns about president biden's mental and physical health in potential second term white house pressed on this yesterday. watch. >> polls after polls saying they are going to be all over the place, they are going to -- tler going to, you know they don't tell the whole story actually. that is just the way a poll is. but we're going to focus on is how we can continue to do the job that the president promised that he would do, makes americans lives a little bit better given that breathing room. maria: to be cooler

how many show up and turn out versus come back in scranton, wilkes-barre, suburbs, blare county, altoona, trump outperformed in pennsylvania wildly. right? that's the question. >> both things may happen. likely both things happen. biden -- overwhelming likelihood i think is that biden is going to need people in '24 who feel he's not delivering for their interest, vote for him anyway thinking he better represents their values than trump. all states, five key states, democrats won seven of the nine senate and governor races. in all of those states at least 75% of the people said, the economy in negative terms. able to get people to make that leap. could be harder in a presidential race, but a precedent here. >> argue one other thing happening. seeing it among some members in my own family conservative military folks, voted for trump first time. >> get them back. won't worry. >> actually not going to vote. therapy not going to vote for biden but if it's trump just not going to vote. that's the other challenge republicans may have this time. people may not vote for biden. may just not vote a

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who can forget the words of john wilkes booth? "sic semper tyrannis. this is sparta!lause] "my wiiiiife!" not all of thomas's texts were succinct, because she also quoted language from random websites that said, "biden crime family & ballot fraud co-conspirators -- fake stream media reporters, etc -- are being arrested & detained for ballot fraud right now & over coming days, and will be living in barges off gitmo to face military tribunals for sedition," and then added: "i hope this is true." [laughter] what? you can't put out that much information and then undercut it with a "huh?" darwin didn't end the "origin of the species" with "huge if true." we'll be right back with chris wawallace. [cheerers and applplause] ♪ ♪ type 2 diaiabetes? discovover the ozezempic® trir. ♪ ♪ i got the e power of 3 3. i lowewered my a1c1c, cv ris, and lolost some weweight. in studieses, the majority o of people reached anan a1c underer 7 and d maintaineded it. i'm under r 7. ozozempic® l lowers the e rk ofof major carardiovascular eventsts such as s stroke, heart attatack, or deaeath in

well, the tickets are from the same show where john wilkes booth assassinated president abraham lincoln. a piece of american history, indeed. >> it's such a piece of american history. i didn't think this was as expensive as it could have been for that very reason. i don't know. not that i'm bidding on any of these. pippa stevens, thank you. >>> coming up, we've seen a string of high-profile ipos including arm and instacart and klaviyo. is it not as open as we thought? >>> plus, as cnbc celebrates hits hispanic heritage month, we're sharing stories of influential spanish business leaders, like this one. >> it's really important to know that advantages are not always going to be given to you. you need to create your own, find ways to stand out in a room. i often still feel like a minority in the conversation. but it's important that you also rely on mentorship. surrounding yourself with people that really help you reflect on what you're doing is critical. and executive leadership for hispanic americans, it's important to have that opportunity to reflect. >>> watching tesla, barclay's writ

city council member kevin wilk. i was angry.ot going to be intimidated and i'm certainly not going to step down from rebuking publicly vile, hateful comments whether it's anti-semitic comments or any other hateful comments. he says his city was the first in the bay area targeted by outside groups. they are looking to make people numb to this hate speech to normalize the hate speech. these are not random attacks of bigots that just happen to be in the community. these are orchestrated attacks on these public meetings. there could ordinated. mark levine is with the anti-defamation league. its tracking an overwhelming increase in meetings where those joining virtually don't show their faces but push white supremacist anti semitic and anti lgbtq plus narratives to attract attention to themselves, to recruit and raise money, and to unfortunately stop government from serving the public. if we hear those, you will be asked to stop it. just this week in sonoma county, supervisors restricted public comment to in-person only. el cerrito i

city council member kevin wilk. i was angry. i'm not going to be intimidated and i'm certainly not going to step down from rebuking publicly vile, hateful comments, whether it's anti-semitic comments or any other hateful comments, he says his city was the first in the bay area targeted by outside groups. they are looking to make people numb to this hate speech to normalize the hate speech. these are not random attacks of bigots that just happen to be in the community. these are orchestrated attacks on these public meetings. they're coordinated. and mark levine is with the anti defamation league. it's tracking an overwhelming increase in meetings where those joining virtually don't show their faces, but push white supremacist, anti-semitic and anti lgbtq plus narratives to attract attention to themselves, to recruit and raise money, and to unfortunately stop government from serving the public. if we hear those, you will be asked to stop. just this week in sonoma county, supervisors restricted public comment to in-person only . el

niners have a new defensive coordinator in the off season they hired steve wilks. it was kind of a bend but don't break situation in against the rams you put together with casey pratt our producer a really a great breakdown uh- niners got only one sack in this game but your illustration of it. well, let's just see it right now. >> i love the game behind the game and this is what we're going to look at here. we talk about team defense right? fred warner comes in, gets the sack from his linebacker position. how does that happen? well, the defensive line is going to slant to the right. warner is going to loop over the top when he does the right guard, who's a replacement player in this game because of injury, misses his block, doesn't come back. and so you think, okay. warner that defensive line got a done. but no, look out to the right you've got deshaun gibson on the jam outhe over higbee. he stacks up two receivers now look at matt stafford he's looking to his right, looking for what you call a hot route or a site adjust he's got nothing. he doesn't have it. fred w

president lincoln was shot and killed by john wilkes booth at ford's theater on april 14th, 1865.tion house says the tickets being sold were facing lincoln's box. >> there were parades up and down the state over the weekend, the longest running and largest mexican heritage parade in the country rolled through east l.a. now in its 77th year. thousands of people came out to celebrate mexico's independence and mexican culture. the theme this year was the empowerment of latina women. the grand marshal was abc's own mark consuelos. you know him as co host of live with kelly and mark, his wife, tv host kelly ripa was also there. you can always catch live with kelly and mark right here on abc7. it airs every weekday morning at 9 a.m. right after good morning america. up next is seven things you need to know today and you can watch all of our newscast live and on demand through the abc7 bay area connected tv app. >> it's available for apple tv google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. so you can download the app right now and start streaming. >> and as we head to break, a live look outside righ

was that that, or the entire wilks projected these actions, especially since the united states presents itself as the country of compassion and civilization to peace. bopper stock seemed like something from the middle ages created a collection of 50 paintings that he says came from his heart. is that correct in columbia? violence is a totally different phenomena. it's rather the result of 18 months and a lack of education. the culture carried out by the wealthiest possibly the most civilized country in the world is definitely not the same thing. what they did was 91 years old when he died in columbia, the president said she was a painter of the country's virtues and its arrows. what data is called, the tools and paintings are located in different cities around the world. reminder of an artist who dared show the world in his own unique way that he so i just see them and that's it from me for this, these our do stay with the same. i said will be here in just a moment. with more of today's news for you, the, the, the juice tennessee is focused on guessing food to those who need a nice ever

the next was a newsreel when wilke conceded to fdr.there was a sense of a family tree of all of these people knowing how important it was. only donald trump, one man, has not done that. you know, at the end of al gore's speech he reprised something at the democratic convention for clinton and gore. they had a rant at the end, a chant, it is time for them to go, it is time for them to go. finally at the end of al gore's speech he brought it back up in another way, it is time for me to go. he said it peacefully and he wished with god's stewardship of bush's election. where are these people now? >> it is such a -- >> maybe that should be the chant, it is time for him to go. >> doris, i couldn't agree anymore. that should be mandatory viewing to sit and watch that clip. i was thinking george mentioned george h.w. bush, bush 41, and how devastating that loss was for a man who was so proud that he was going to be a one-term president. he couldn't believe he had lost to bill clinton, and yet famously the note he left in the oval office for bi