in vegas, you can bet on anything. back in march, you could bet on who would be the broncos quarterback. the discussion didn't include trevor. you figure the broncos would want experience and go the sanchez. with no nfl experience, that seemed like a long shot. here we are. all signs are pointing to simeon winning the competition and teammates getting on board. >> i had trevor on my team and he's a hard worker. he has my respect. >> he's so calm. there's something about him. he's he doesn't get riled up. nothing gets the to him. you see the confidence. you look at him. even though he doesn't have an nfl snap under him, there's something about him that makes you want to play for him. >> this has been the chevy sports break, brought to you by >>> good saturday morning to you. you're waking up, watching cbs 4 morning news. we are so glad you've chosen to join us. a live view from our mouse trap camera. see the high clouds over the city. that's moisture streaming in from the southwest, make kim up a couple of stray showers

. >> jon: you bet. keep your fingers crossed. an ef-3 is a big tornado. a three doesn't come along very often. this afternoon, there is the possibility that we will see some severe weather. severe thunderstorm defined as one that produces 58 mile an hour winds and/or three quarter inch diameter hail. the next couple of hours to around 8:00, the prime times. and we will be on top of it all tracking the possibility there's a slight risk in the area here in yellow. that is most of us as we make our way through the late afternoon and early evening we will be on top of it all. jeff tanchak is already here tracking storms. nothing on ford first alert doppler max right now. clouds moving through, breaks in the cloud deck are not going to help us. we see temperatures climb and humidity levels climb.

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>> you bet. you bet. we have got to trade. if we want economic growth. tpp is important. not only because of trade and economic growth. geopolitically and for our security, it's extremely important. we want southeast asian china's. so these, these are important things that, that, that, you know, it would be great if we could do just bilateral trade agreements. that's not the world today. these countries have choices. and, and we are going to be left behind if we don't get our multilateral trade agreements. >> one argument, donald trump supporters say if he was in office he would be there to soon what paul ryan put forward. what republicans have put forward. it. why isn't that a good argument for this candidacy. all the policies republicans want to see passed they have a willing partner in donald trump? >> that would certainly be great. i would argue that he simply can't get there. you can't go on and, get 65 million votes. he has only received 14 million votes in the primary so far. to get from 14 to 65 or so, you have got to take more responsible positions with regard to

. >> you bet thank you.es: can you give us an assessment of where you are right now. >> we kind of have a two-phased fight going on right now, have you the flood fight itself going on in some of river parishes, areas between baton rouge and new orleans, also areas like where we are at now, livingsn and lower attention, there is still -- ascension, and problem in lafayette area in southwest corner of the state, have you a fight going on there but you start recovering phase, and some areas like denim springs. charles: when we read that 70,000 people have requested assistance from fema. that 9,000 have filed for flood insurance but over 400,000 homes have been affected. this is an area that normally does not have flooding issues. there is really, how do you prepare -- how did you cash up focatch up for something you never thought you would have to deal with it. >> unfortunately we have a lot of issues with louisiana with disasters, we have had several thins this past, we train for these typing of, events year r

pool day, you bet you. lunch outside, absolutely. baseball, battle of the beltway the national are on the road at camden yard. i'm back in ten minutes with a check on the five-day forecast. see you in a few. >>> still have this problem working mentioning here in rockville. 28 here at muncaster mill. traffic on muncaster mill cannot access 28 here this morning. >>> hummer road between little river turnpikend all lanes blocked. we have normal service back on the green line and some delays on the red line. 270 looks good. top of the beltway, no worries. 66 and 95 rolling along nicely as well. i'll see you back here at 6:21. >>> 6:12 now, it's time to head back to school. it's the first day back for thousands of students in d.c. and in frederick county maryland. >> one of the skis to staying -- keys to staying on track is being prepared. >> these are fat pencils to help you so you learn how to write. >> school is brand-new for william who is five and super excited about his spiedy backpack. >> it's supposed to help me in math. >> she's p

. >> look at >>> you bet. [ laughter ] has anybody beside me noticed the humidity's effect on matt's hair? next live shot. check it it out. and see what you think. we have high humidity in eastern colorado. going 50, 60, on the dew point, so it it is extremely uncomfortable. and we will get really hot in that part of the state. we already have thunderstorms going out in western colorado this morning. and we will see a couple across the front range this afternoon. during the afternoon for us today. and planning forecast, very hot with temperatures in the low 90s early on and push the storms to very late in the afternoon. 4:00, and after, so you don't really get a break from the heat. until that time during the day. and next three days, we have a similar pattern tomorrow and then it is cooler for friday and saturday. with temperatures way closer to 80, then 90. >> it is going to be a warm one today, marty and we are moving my mom it is a little hot. >> yes. >> good moving day. >> so i can start flexing right, matt? >> exactly. >>> and sometimes pets need rescue, too. next, how firefight

. >> you bet. great to be on with you. >> i want to start right there with this discussion with the khans. you are retired from the air force. you also have a son who is in the air force. i just want to get your personal reaction to this controversy, and to the fact that republicans right now, some are saying that donald trump owes the khan family an apology. does he? >> well, i think there is a larger issue here and i've talked about this often over the past several days. and if you will indulge me just a moment here. i think one of the things -- i don't think anybody really thought about the consequences of a family and lord knows, this is one of the most difficult issues. i know my own circumstances. i'm the son of a veteran, the brother of a veteran, the father of a veteran, a veteran myself. and i have had to go knock on that door and tell loved ones that their family members are not coming home. and there is nothing more difficult. it weighs on your heart more than that. and so i think that th

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it sounds like a nice day for students returning to school. >> you bet you it is.n open up the windows on the buses and ride into school. get ready for a new year of learning. maybe this is the year you learn something really cool. 64 right now in potomac, maryland. 68 in ellicott city this morning. 69 in beautiful springfield, virginia. weather headlines it's a mostly clear sky out there now. this morning, sunny zies coming your way. a lot schooler -- cooler than we've been. sunshine, lower humidity this afternoon. for your evening plans, i'm shoal you the forecast for the nationals and the orioles game coming up in a couple of minutes. on the whole, nothing to worry about today. 85 in

. >> reporter: you bet. all the competition has given a denver company a great chance to showcase their work on international television. it's been pretty cool to watch these guys, the architects have been hard at work. 12,000 seat and then there's not a bad seat in the house. you see sugar loaf, the ocean, and at nighttime, it's coming to life with the rio energy. in the sun goes down, lights come on, it's a party atmosphere and when you look at brazil, rio, the carnival culture, they will put on a party of epic proportions. >> reporter: so absolutely great. team usa out of the h for gold. that fell over on cheryl -- we're connected. please don't fall down. we decided to get in the water and was a good idea until we got too far in the water. this is just -- we're in the middle of winter in south america and this water is, uh -- >> reporter: chilly. >> reporter: i was going to say "crisp." >> reporter: it is crisp. and tell gary i finally found >> nice. we'll definitely pass that along. you guys are hilariou

. >>> nfl in vegas you can bet on anything. in march, you could bet on who willing the broncos next next quarterback. but the odds didn't include trevor siemian! at the end of august, he still had lower odds than the others. it made sense, if they if you want young talent, start with paxton lynch. starting a former 7th round pick with no nfl experience? certainly seemed like a long-shot. here we are. all signs now point to siemian winning this competition. >> doing my respects, as a looky, and coming into this year, it's even better. >> he's just so he's calm, composed, he doesn't get riled up. nothing really gets him -- when you see somebody like that with that confidence, you look at him, even though he doesn't have an nfl snap under him, something about that kid makes you want to play for him. >>> von miller is the best player on the broncos right now, but is he the best from the last >>> 15-15, 2nd half, mullen ball buying time, adrian jackson wide-open. finds the end zone, last year's 5a runner up opens with an exciting 28-

. >> you bet. >> carl, thank you. >> you bet. thank you, greta. >> this is a fox news alert. all eyes on the great state of wisconsin. tonight is the night and polls close in less than two hours to decide speaker paul ryan's fate, donald trump thrusting tonight's paul ryan's primary into the spotlight. at first he wavered and coy and then finally the other day he officially endorsed him that day. you are log live at voters in speaker ryan's hometown of janesville, wisconsin. polls are closing. >> good voters here in the first congressional district in janesville behind me are hitting the polls until 8 p.m. central and 9 p.m. eastern. this race was not on the radar until donald trump hesitated and reluctantly finally endorsed paul ryan. but was ryan ever really worried against challenger paul nalan? probably not. in the most recent poll he led him by 66%. in fact his most recent approval rating was 84%. paul ryan, that is. he is the most popular sitting republican in the state of wisconsin. so the fact remains he is simply immensely popular here and we were able to catch up wi

. >> you bet. >>> you will pay forever. those are the words from the family of the -- the heart broken familyf karina vetrano. her moth speaking to her daughter's killer directly through the lens of our camera. that killer still on the loose. this mother did not hold back. the story tonight from howard beach, queens. >> reporter: karina vetrano's body was found not to far from where she lived in howard beach. her family is speaking about it for the first time, sending thanks and delivering strong words to her killer. a force to be reckoned with. >> reporter: through grief and anger, a message to her daughter's murderer. cathie vetrano did not hold back. >> you will be reckoning with that force not only for the rest of your pathetic life, but for the rest of eternity as you [ bleep ] burn in hell. >> reporter: 30-year-old karina vetrano went for a jog last tuesday. hours later, she was found strangled, left for dead in a marsh at the edge o bay. investigators are looking into dna samples that may lead to the killer, who has

. >> you bet, wolf. >> so walk us through this process. you were a stand-in for sarah palin. does it usually work? >> well, first of all, you are notified that -- or you are asked to be the stand-in, a good couple of weeks before you actually go to debate camp which generally is close in time to the first debate. and so as the stand-in you have got to bone up on all of this. you have to study that person's positions, watch all of their prior debates if they had them. you have to look at all of their prior statements, really internalize that person so that when you're standing there you can respond as they would and study up on your opponent so you will be able to deliver some zingers or attack and pivot. it's a game of three dimensional chess. know what your point is and and tis pate how you will attack your opponent. >> so obviously preparing a debate against donald trump is unique. walk us through the advice. you have to have someone who can really do an excellent job as donald trump. >> or maybe two people. who knows which will show up on any given day. >> he might be the

>> you know, i have not, not with mike pence. he does need to he would be bet niefr on. just as hillary clinton would be better to apologize with her statement with regard to the e-mails and move on. politicians all have a hard time doing that. >> are you in your view. when we last talked you said you might endorse. waiting to see if things have changed. you said they haven't changed. positions haven't changed. are you beyond the point of no return. or could you possibly endorse >> i hope to support our nominee. it is difficult to see that he will make the changes he needs. these changes, not only have to be tone and tenor. some positions he has taken need to change. he has got to have a serious immigration policy other than saying we will build a wall and make mexico pay for it. his position with regard to nato. that security arrangement we have. european countries. that, that need to change. the muslim ban seems to be walked back. but we are not sure where he is and, so, there are a number of these positions that need to change as well. >> would you include trade on tha

you bet. tyler, you know, of course we knew two years ago in the '14 season that he wouldn't play that year. you know, last year unfortunately he, you know, didn't far in the training camp again. nobody has worked harder than tyler. he's there early and he stays late. he never complains. always does extra. he's had a good opportunity all spring training camp. he's done a good job for us and got a chance to play tonight. had positive plays tonight. so, yeah, happy for him. happy that he's out there and got through the game. and, you know, can just building on tonight's performance. >> any more questions >> good. okay. thank you. >> there you go. that's bill belichick. we're waiting for jimmy to come to the podium. in the meantime, we're going to take a break. we will be back with the patriots fifth quarter right >> i always go in with that mind-set though. like i said earlier this week, your guess was as good as mine who was starting and how much we were playing and everything. just having that

you bet we will, mike, looks >>> we've got some time. >> do we? >> i wore my rockies purple today. >> you did. didn't work. >> apparently not. but the sun will come out tomorrow. i'm not going to sing if you're waiting for that. >> partially. definitely by the weekend, mid- 80s. glass half full kind of guy you are. >> nbc nightly news is next. after this you'll see next with >>> breaking news tonight. tornado outbreak, tornadoes on the ground, twisters, bu buildings demolished, a coffee shop fla flattened. >> people just got run over. >>> trouble in the >>> frantic race against time in ity. scores dead and injured and the army mobilizing a massive rescue mission to find so many buried alive. >>> an american university horror, terrorists storm the campus in kabul, an hour-long siege and teachers and students tracked. >>> racist hack attack, star leslie jones, the target of privacy issue. and out pouring of

. >> you bet. thank you. >> should it have taken so long to bring national attention to this devastation? michael brown was the fema director during katrina and joins us now. it did take a while for it to sink in how bad this really was. right? >> it did, stuart. that's not unusual in the flooding situation because it's relatively hard for the media to get a grasp on how bad floods are because you can't get on the ground to show the flooding. so to some degree i want to defend president obama for not going down during the response phase. that's when you're trying to get people off rooftops, trying to get people out oft harm's way. he could have gone to lily armstrong international airport in new orleans and made a statement there, or at the very least, what he should have done in my opinion, is he should have walked off the golf course, gone to some office somewhere on martha's vineyard and talk to the people of louisiana and assure them that he was sending craig fugate, secretary johnson. the other

tom: you bet. well, roll the video. look at this.ne daredevil throwing caution to the wind high above romania. this guy crazy? thrill seeker riding a union cycle of the crumbling rim of an 840-foot high chimney, even hanging from a beam and then if that wasn't tough enough, why not juggle some oranges while casually walking across the structure. oh, my gosh i'm getting dizzy looking at it. up next more turkish tanks roll into syria. as the obama administration, well, their legacy in the region dealt with another serious blow, retired attorney general bob scales joi (announcer vo) who says your desk phone always has to be at your desk? now, with one talk from verizon... hi, pete. i'm glad you called. (announcer vo) all your phones can work together on one number. you can move calls between phones, so conversations can go where you go. take your time. i'm not going anywhere. (announcer vo) and when you're not available, one talk helps find the right person who is. hi, john. (announcer vo) so wherever work takes you, you can put your cu

there were times you bet there are service students and more nervous parentos campus now. >> mario: unlv was once a commuter school it is shedding that reputation more students live on kauchls. >> jim: on show us how the university is changing. >> reporter: marie and jim good to see you. it has been decades, i mean decades since i have been on a dorm room floor. this is actually the oldest dorm complex on campus. completely redone stuff overnight as i remember. looks good. today was freshman move in day and turns out at unlv dorm rooms >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: welcome to the rite of passage. if you have been to college -- you will never forget this day. freshman move in. >> i have been excited for two weeks. >> reporter: on the first day i'm with deric jones. he is one of the more of 1900 student who is live on campus. >> i like it a lot. hopefully i will people that can do fun things with. >> reporter: expecting 800 to move in today. if move in has a master it is richard clark in charge of housing. housing is up 20% over the past five years they are building new rooms to handle

. >> reporter: you bet, kerri walsh jennings was hoping for a gold, they're going to playing for bronze a little later. and a colorado company to show its bet work on the world stage. just off the busy side streets, architect jeff keys says has become one of the most iconic spots for competition at the summer games. >> the blue ribbon venues of the rio de janeiro games. >> reporter: he would know, working alongside other time traveling between colorado and rio. >> i've been down there, approximately 25 times. >> reporter: getting this massive beach volleyball menu built. >> the pacific ocean on this side. this is the main road. >> reporter: on the sands of cope cabana beach. >> everybody knows copa cabana beach. >> creating thisho it will have views and vistas outside the pacific ocean. they have millions and millions watching on television. >> reporter: with beautiful views during the day. >> there will not be a bad seat in the house. >> reporter: and electric energy at night. >> the lights come on, it takes on a different atmosphere. >> reporter: these busy beach side streets are alre

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car wash, you bet. nothing to worry about there. making the trip, the battle of the beltway tonight. nats in baltimore taking on the orioles. another great ni f back in ten minutes with a look at the five-day forecast. let's go over to melissa mollet. >> i have this breaking news 95 northbound at 3 there in fredericksburg. the ramp to eastbound 3 is blocked. we're talking about a 2 1/2 mile backup right now. allow extra time. you can get by, it's very slow this morning. stay safe. it could be a couple of hours before this gets out of the way. on red line, delays on both lanes. beltway looking pretty good overall. outer loop at bw parkway. two left lanes getting by on the work zone. >>> with the threat of zika spreading, schools in some parts of florida are handing out long sleeved uniforms and insect repellant. florida is taking major steps to protect people from zika and the potentially serious birth defects it can cause. the governor disease. he's also asking congress to provide aid. the urgency to stops zaek reminds them of the r

a timeline of when the humidity will break. >> reporter: you bet. a slam dunk today because already watching dry air back to the north and west. temperatures are in the lower 80s though around boston, the oppressive humidity still with us. we will get down in the sticky zone most locations this afternoon and some of us getting even into the comfort zone by late day. breezy all day. winds out of the west-southwest to start becoming northwest to finish and we will bring in that drier, less humid air out there. temperatures will land 85 to 90 today and will be a warm day and the breeze and increasing sun throughout the day. we have a rain chance returning as early as we will have more on the timing of that. coming up catherine parrotta is here to check the roads. >> reporter: those roads starting to get busy as they typically do this hour of the morning 37 want to start off with the message from the mbta. minor delays on the orange line because some weekend work that was on. if you were a orange lane commuter. accident near melcher street. and a look a

tom: you bet. well, roll the video. look at this.evil throwing caution to the wind high above romania. this guy crazy? thrill seeker riding a union cycle of the crumbling rim of an 840-foot high chimney, even hanging from a beam and then if that wasn't tough enough, why not juggle some oranges while casually walking across the structure. oh, my gosh i'm getting dizzy looking at it. up next more turkish tanks roll into syria. as the obama administration, well, their legacy in the region dealt with another serious blow, retired attorney serious blow, retired attorney general bob scales joi sfx: road noise sfx: tires screeching sfx: horn honking father: you pull in front of me! daughter: daddy! we don't say words like that! ♪just let your love flow ♪like a mountain stream ♪and let your love grow ♪with the smallest of dreams ♪then let your love show ♪and you'll know what i mean tom: well, dangerous confrontations between iranian and american worships up by more than 50% this year. that according to a defense official who tells fox news t

you bet investigators will to figure out how a vehicle that belongs to state police can make it off a lot. i'm nick emmons 7 news. >> anchor: sky 7 hd over a fire in peabody earlier. an elderly woman who lives there answered. she had no idea the house was on fire. she grabbed her cat. got out safely. no one was injured. >> anchor: 7 news focusing on what if you have a few days off later in the week. here's chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: we're okay tomorrow. wednesday, thursday, friday we add heat and humidity. that will lead to the chance of beneficial thunderstorms. dew point temperatures in the 40s. almost unheard of here in early august. that is going to change. not tonight and not tomorrow. high pressure with us overnight. mostly clear. a comfortable night for sleeping. in downtown boston. few clouds in the afternoon. low humidity. 82 to 87. as we move out of new england this weather system here this front which is sleepy that will wake up and generate a scattering of storms midweek. >> anchor: now on 7. >> the united states will win gold in the 400 free relay. >>

. >> you bet. . >> thanks ed. >> michael spencer great to get all the broncos players back together again. >>reporter: another player making his debut on the practice field aqib talib. wound in his leg but he was back on the practice field today. he wasn't full go. gary kubiak saying he'll be on same play as devon miller and russell 0 kuhn. after practice talib saying he was not a fan on sitting on the sideline and watching his build hes practice. >> sitting on the sideline being away from football you see how important it is to you. so you definitely le the game a little bit more. that's the most important thing man putting these cleats back on have a chance to come out here run again and stuff. it was a blessing man. it's a blessing to be out here man and i really appreciate it. >>reporter: so with talib back the no fly zone at full strength. how many touchdowns will the no fly zone give up this year. they gave up 19 passing touchdownss last year. you can see your options there. go to the sports page on www.westbound to vote. training camp the broncos depth chart officially released the

you bet ya. we take to you washington, d.c.? kate ledecky canceled the first pitch because five of the gold medals. she gives them to bryce. it becomes a coat hanger and fears the strike to home plate. on the way to sanford by the way. fat ryes made two move today. next tuesday, they traded center bryan stork to the washington redskins for a 7th round conditional draft pick and also released receiver nate washington first time we have seen gronk since a week ago upon day. remember, he took the helmet off. he walked of the field. he did not ply against the bears. he had practice sense but out there today. tomorrow, though. travel down to charlotte. no p the panthers. also. on the field today. rocker jon bon jovi and his son romo him. he has been friends with bill belichick since the 19 80's when he was coach. that is the son, romeo, over to the right of him. again, he will know alogical about it more tomorrow. i think the red sox would like to get him back to boston to have him evaluated with the red sox staff. ed: fundamentals g

. >> we do got to wrap up but i want to ask and you bet on the string back in the day the first of the train and you said it was pretty much a party on wheels there was a fun time. >> i took a one of my kids at that time she was a little younger we had a great time we brought our own dude are you brought your own drinks and all of that was available on the train to just a wonderful ride. >> jim holy life for us you can tell it makes you look really lovely out there it feels almost like a beautiful fall day and some more rain could be on the way to may be a little bit of a dampener on at. >> we need summary there's no question about that greg dutra kind of like and that you got some sunshine to go with it and today it's not that bad it's also a manager must complete opposite of yesterday right where we went from showers were overstating outside this time yesterday to a little bit of sunshine before the sun sets today we are going from sunshine now to what's over my shoulder their outputs the mountains from showers they are going to get snow about 12,000 feet again just like what we saw

tom: you bet. well, roll the video. look at this. one daredevil throwing caution to the wind high above romania. this guy crazy? thrill seeker riding a union cycle of the crumbling rim of an 840-foot high chimney, even hanging from a beam and then if that wasn't tough enough, why not juggle some oranges while casually walking across the structure. oh, my gosh i'm getting dizzy looking at it. up next more turkish tanks roll into syria. as the obama administration, well, their legacy in the region dealt with another serious blow, retired attorney general bob scales joins us here next when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it

. >> you bet. >> the centennial man accused of killing his as shooting his wife and her friend was saying "crazy stuff" before the rampage. the shooter's wife says she wanted him to get checked out at a hospital but instead he started to shoot. >> reporter: kevin lion's wife wanted him to get help. according to testimony crazy stuff and acting weird days leading up to the shooting. in april he killed his neighbor dr. atkinson that came out of the home to help one of the women that lions shot. he shot his wife and friend. both survived. friday's testimony shed more light on what happened. cameras weren't allowed inside the courtroom but those listened to the phone calls and the body cam video of one of the officers running with his gun. elizabeth lions did not know her husband had a gun. she told an investigator honest to god i had no idea. according to court testimony while lions killed one person and hurt two others. he fired at even more people including shooting right at a sheriff's deputy that came to help. lions ended up surrendering after firing 60 or more rounds. for september. >>>

first of all, it is some combination of who are you betting on?t is instincts about people, instincts about creators and the actors who will be able to grow and create a role. good writing is at the core of it all. it is a good script that gets a good actor which gets a good director which makes for a compelling show. and it has some sense for feeling where the culture is right now. what people will sit up and take notice with, which is ever-changing. emily: is it a gut thing? has there been times where people have said -- it will not take off -- david: we don't really do testing in any way. emily: really? that is kind of scary. you are taking a huge risk. david: it is 80 people, there is nothing scientific about it. i like to watch our pilots in different groups of people over and over. i learned that from ron howard. ron would always watch his movie with bunches of different people. and i remember the first time he showed it to me and i tried to be polite and say it was great, he would not let me get away with that. he wanted to really know what

. >> you bet. >> coming up in sports, we'll check in with lance at the hall of fame game in canton, ohio, >> the packers will kick off their game with the indianapolis colts, and more on the game there with lance alan, and it was pretty funny when he said he s mcarthy to see if he could play on the first series of the game today. >> yeah, they might need him, rod with callahan spected to make the start, he should probably get some game time as well with aaron rogers and brett huntly, likely to 1i9 this one out. and brett favre was part of a hall of fame round table and he was asked, what current player is most likely to make the hall of fame in the future. >> aaron rogers is -- [laughter] >> i don't even know how much he needs to do and i think whatever he does from here on out is just you know, icing on the cake -- >> another new hall of famer, former packers coach kevin green mentions j.j. waunt and another packner clay matthews. >> i know we had our hand on him but he just came out on the gate hitting on all cinders, just athleticism that young man has, and the vision that that young

. >> you bet. >> coming up. in light of the report on intel, simcom will drill into the -- big changes to talk about in florida politics. matt rolls out the new numbers >>>we focus on the war on terror. our former anchor john wilson is here to giver us his view. first to know where we're going we have to know where we've been to understand why democrats and republicans do not agree on who is to became and how to precede. here's a refresher on the rise of isis that started in iraq, spread in iraq. democrats bram isis on the invasion of iraq. the nation plunged into chaos and al-qaeda swept in. a troop surge and payments for their help. but ie chi da and iraq moved into syria, rebranded as isis. >> isis is the most successful terrorist organization we have in modern history. >> as our support for the tribes dried up and corrupt rack. isis laughed and danced on the tanks we gave. republicans blame the president for leaving iraq too soon. >> i believe history will judge this president's leadership with dedane that i

kathy: you bet. he shared some thoughts on that with me. first, we hit the volleyball court. now introducing team tuesday's child. alex and i needed some reinforcements for this match, and adversity volleyball in germantown did not let us down, complete with just the right music blaring. ? kathy: 1970's rock is alex's favorite for as long as he can remember. it relieves my stress. it calms myself. it just makes me feel better. ? kathy: 13 can be a tough age. >> what grade are you going into? >> eighth. kathy: howdy feel about that? >> nervous. -- kathy: how do you feel about that? >> confidence, building a desire to get in the game, and developing a better homework ethic with the help of a volunteer big brother he could look up to and share great times a couple times a month. what do you want people to get out of your story today? >> that i can be kind of quiet, but on the inside i'm kind and friendly, and if people start talking to me, i can make great friends with them. >> you want to get back in that game? >> sure. kathy: thanks again to adversity volleyball in germantown.