remember there was a great article in "vanity fair" about william manchester. the kennedy family hired manchester to tell the official version. mrs. kenny discourages people from writing about the assassination and he is absolutely of brilliant storyteller. he did a tremendous amount of research. when you go back and look through his research the amount of work he did in such a short. of time. he gets most things right. he gets lyndon johnson almost completely wrong. there is correspondence were manchester said he never liked lyndon johnson. when the book was finally ready for publication it led to a lawsuit with the kennedy family and mrs. kennedy was primarily concerned that manchester had violated her privacy that she shared as many details about her feelings after the assassination. a couple of hours later she regretted doing that and she plopped manchester. all the interviews are there except the ones where mrs. kennedy and robert kennedy and some of the other kennedys are there were a lot of things are blacked out. that was part of the agreement that manch

williams rolls past stevens, 6-4, 6-1. >>> premier league soccer across the pond. liverpool hosting manchester united. fourth minute scoreless. girard on the set piece. sturridge would deflect home that goal. only goal of the match, liverpool takes the contest, 1-0. >>> and imagine paying $132 million just for the rights to negotiate with a professional athlete. that's what real madrid shelled out just for the rights to 24-year-old midfielder gareth bale. that is outrageous and that is a transfer fee record. $132 million. just to talk. >>> by the way now that the preseason is over the next few days are huge with fantasy football players drafting teams ahead of the nfl opener. this year, fantasy sports and the industry is reported to be a $1.3 billion business and that's only the betting that we know about. so all that under the table stuff is not accounted for there. >> it's going on here tonight? >> was it? i know nothing. >> huh? >> what? >> exactly. >>> thank you, brodie. take a look at this. did you know giant pandas started out so small? we'll show you why this little cub is making big news. he's

williams serving it up. in the far court. the fundamentally sound baseline rally. and then less fundamentally sound as stephens finds the twine. >>> and a little sunday soccer for you. premier league. liverpool, manchester united. fourth minute, scoreless. steven gerard, corner kick. daniel sturridge with a deflection. that's worthy of another look. how about that? liverpool wins 1-0. that's the only goal of the game. >>> and hey, we've got a big week on tap. a's-rangers playing three at the coliseum. and don't look now, it's finally nfl season. the raiders opening up against andrew luck and the colts next week. the niners and packers. so i think the bay area is going to be pretty excited. >> i think the nfl popularity just continues to grow. it's just like completely over the top, even though it was over the top last year, it was amazing. >> absolutely incredible. people cannot get enough football. and it all kicks off thursday on nbc bay area. >> all right, scott, thanks very much. anthony slaughter now to explain this slightly bit of a nuisance for the sunday of labor day weekend. >> kind of like that one goal in that soccer game. you'll probably get one shower tomorrow, so it's not going to be a hug

manchester group bridged the gap between the industrial revolution and betweenic revolution practices, industry manufacturer, and the science. the derby philosophical society, founded by arrest must darwin as the lunar group declined. williamickering, william strut and others. a group at newcastle, the newcastle literary and philosophical society. a group in liverpool. notice what is happening. the midlands of england are being populated by people who consciously were working on issues of science, manufacture industry. by the time of the second industrial revolution, roughly 1850 on, the revolution in chemistry, petroleum work and there was work, strong interaction occurring by the mid-19th century with the scientific revolution. experiment, material manufacturer, science practice itself was being transformed at the time. this is when people began talking about science as a handmaiden of industry. a different relationship that had been thought of before. think of our local massachusetts institute of technology founded in 1861, very much in the model of the polytechnic university, combining professional and liberal education. combining laboratory instruction and cooperation with industry that goes on to this day. character

manchester group bridged the gap between the knowledge revolution and the industrial revolution. the darby fizz philosophical society founded by rasmus darwin as the luna group declined. again, josiah wedgewood, william pickering and others. the group at new castle. group in liver did pool -- in liverpoole. notice what's happening? the midlands of england are being populated by people who consciously were working on issues of science, manufacture, industry. by the time of the second industrial revolution that historians claim was roughly 1850 on. the revolution in chemistry, petroleum work and electrical work. there was strong interaction occurring in the mid 1980's with the scientific revolution. knowledge, experiment, material manufacturer. science practice itself was being transformed at the time, and this is when people began talking about science as a handmaiden of industry. a very different relationship than had been thought of before. take, for example, our local massachusetts interests tute of technology founded in 1861. very much in the model of the polytechnic university. that is compining professional and liberal education. combining laboratory instruction in total cooperation with industr