he was a great underdog. he survived because his tactics -- if you just take everything away and look at the , the valley was really brilliant. it is study today in military academies just as a -- i guess if you are looking at a football sect the football coaches greatest victories, the valley, manassas, , these wereille some of the great military gems of all of history. jackson's influence was pervasive in world war ii. himselfatton patterned on jackson, the ability to move quickly and strike. the german blitzkrieg -- the paid very close attention to jackson and admired him very much. his influence carried on that way. he also survives because -- i get the sense anyway -- bland generals may be fine, but they don't make for great stories. saw theknow if you ever movie patton, but he is a very gruff guy. macarthur, genius, in the american pacific and in korea, and yet he was flawed. jackson is in the tradition of these great, flawed geniuses. his peculiar personality and all that heard of thing. i think he's t

but it's not all bad news for the underdogs this morning. he's supposed to be ethe underdog, an after thought, but bernie sanders packed an arena a day after drawing a biggest crowd of any 2016 kand candidate. front runner hillary clinton is taking aim at republicans. >> the other side is pretty entertaining from time to time when they're not insulting and offending people. >> reporter: but she didn't save the criticism for donald trump. >> i can't win this race but together we can win this race. [ applause ] >> reporter: carly fiorina. >> the underdog to come out stronger -- >> reporter: unlike perry. there's no good way of spinning th 'is. this is bad news for rick perry. >>> and this morning, the epa is racing to contain that toxic spill in colorado, which the agency actually caused. at least 3 million gallons of toxic waist have turned it into a yellow -- look at that. the color though is slowly fading but the pollution is making its way past communities and into other states. many living nearby say they're frustrated and upset. >> i hav

being underrated, i consider that being the under dog, that traditional term, the underdog where you get sympathy and staying above the fray, not attacking trump and trying to be nshl this but he has changed his decision on this constitutionality of birthrights. it shows how much donald trump is a factor. i don't believe donald trump is going to throw the towel in anytime soon. what i'm hearing from his camp they are looking at the long game and watching everyone, particularly the smaller percentile candidates, watching them fall along the wayside. those that don't have enough money to go up against his money. he is spending 6 or $7 to their $1. they are trying to make moves and it's working it looks like. >> rick tyler, do you have any straight-faced explanation as to why your candidate ted cruz in

i think people like senator rand paul and, you know, i think senator rand paul really is an underdog at this point. he has at one time was called one of the most interesting persons in the republican party. since seen his poll numbers dip. someone like new jersey governor chris christie as well. these folks, i would argue, are underdogs and have a lot to lose and gain simply because they are going to have to try to enter into that top tier, and someone like donald trump, i think, again, he's proven time and time again that he can surprise a lot of people and whether or not he can surprise people perhaps for the right reasons this time, i wouldn't count him out at all. i think he's in it for the long haul. >> real quickly, who walks away the winner after the debate? >> who walks await winner? i think you'll have a situation, arthel, where there will be a couple of winners and, again, i think folks in the top tier are just going to be looking to maintain that. someone like a former governor bush is going to continue to try to show that more authentic candid side of himself. i think he'

he's supposed to be the underdog, an afterthought, but democrat bernie sanders packed an arena in los angeles a day after drawing the biggest crowd of any 2016 presidential candidate. >> we have more than 27,000 people. >> reporter: front-runner hillary clinton is taking aim at republicans. >> the other side is pretty entertaining from time to time. you know, when they're not insulting and offending people -- >> reporter: but clinton didn't reserve that criticism for donald trump whose fellow republicans are struggling to get out from under his shadow. >> i can't win this race, but together we can win this race. >> reporter: carly fiorina is riding a post-debate wave. >> the one candidate to really come out of the under card republican debate stronger. >> reporter: unlike texas governor rick perry who's struggling this morning to keep his presidential hopes alive. a cash flash super pac is promising to keep him afloat through the iowa caulk wussit c there's no getting around it. this is bad news for rick perry. >>> this morning the epa is racing to contain the toxic spill in colorado

>> who's saying he's the underdog. >> he's calling himself -- >> as ellis pointed out, this is politics 101. under sell and overdeliver. he will be part of the headline coming out. this is brilliant trump. he understands marketing and advertising for a debate that could turn into a wwe wrestling match. >> so ultimately you see him as being kind of the top dog in that fight? >> absolutely. because everyone else is scared to get near him. if they swing at trump and miss they're going to be lower down in the polls. trump has nothing to lose here. the question is whether or not they understand trump and how to jew judiciously jab at him. >> so he calls himself an underdog or says he's not an experienced debater. at the same time he will be asked a number of questions on issues. how much of it is a risk for him that he'll be considered a real hypocrite because he has made donations to hillary clinton's campaign he's made donations to a number of other campaigns shared on that stage right up there with him? >> here's the weird thing, fred. so far none of it's mattered. it doesn't matter wheth

over that time period, he's become an underdog. he now has become somebody that it is easy, because he is kind of like a nice guy. >> he is very likable. >> great guy. >> and he won a championship, you know, at college. and somehow he's an underdog, somebody had wrote off. no chance he's ever going to be in roster again, and i think he's going to go on this. >> i think you're right, big daddy. >> no. >> why? >> can i be contrary? i watched the game last saturday, he still has that -- >> sunday. >> no, saturday, flight. >> no. lawyer send right. mr. sports. >> this saturday night -- he doesn't get that quick release still. i mean, i think chip is working with him how to throw like an nfl quarterback. >> has nothing to do with it, just third string role anyway. after the great performance, and again, who want to call performance great when it is a pre-season game. word on the street is, you know, kelly's never been ' nam order with him anyway. so now it is easier to deal him. i think tebow will end up being your third quarterback. >>

how far is bernie sanders going to go with his underdog moment? how hilarious is it that in the national polls either of them, either bernie or hillary beats donald trump, it is an unexpected race so far. the candidates are more fascinating than they look on the surface. that's our tale of the tape tonight. that's our tale of the tape tonight look at the primary but i want to do a republican one. the republican field has a supposedly inevitable candidate and 15 other people besides that guy and a front runner named donald trump. you realize what's in the tape, in the deep archives tape on those guys? this election, i'm telling you, it's a gift from god. watch this space. tape? this election, i'm telling you, it's a gift from god. watch this space. >>> it's friday, august 14th, 2015. california's level five is the highest fire danger rating in the nation. the rest of us may need to brace for this. >>> this is the godzilla el nino if it matures and comes to fruition. >>> then to iowa and the state fair. gop candidates can descend on ground zero. the

>> what is fascinating about silicon valley is how quickly companies transition from being underdogs to goliaths. we are used to the trajectory of -- microsoft starts and it takes them 15 years to go from the upstart to the monolith. today, i feel like it was a matter of a couple of years -- facebook went from nowhere to being a dominant player. this kind of trajectory where people go from being at a perceived disadvantage to being suddenly saddled with all of the attributes of the goliath. now it has been sped up. >> the amazon-hachette war, you are published by hachette, you and your books got caught in the middle. how do you feel about this? >> it cost me a lot of money. that's for sure. it breaks my heart a little. i had thought of amazon as in partnership with writers. and for a company to try to make a business point by turning its back on -- i have sold, through amazon, millions of books. i have contributed mightily to their bottom line. i would've thought they would see me as an asset. me and other writers have brought people to their site in droves. and now they have turned

he's for the underdog, and i think the people on the train were underdogs because they had no weapon. alek recognized that the guy's ak was jammed because of his experience with weapons, and that's when he said, let's go do it now, just let's go, and that's when they bum-rushed the guy and got him down. it's fortunate for everybody on that train that they were there at that particular moment. >> you know, he talked so much yesterday at that press conference about the awareness and the training you just referred to that allowed him to know there was a problem. let me play a little of what your son said yesterday at that press conference. >> okay. >> he clearly had no firearms training whatsoever, ask ynd yef he knew what he was doing or even just got lucky and did the right thing, he would have been able to gone through all eight of those magazines and we all would have been in trouble and probably wouldn't be here today, along with a lot of other people. >> do you know when you'll be able to see him? as we mentioned, he's going to germany. when will you be able to have the family reun

he would be an underdog, but the only really deadlines that he faces. is those in those getting on the ballot. because he has the name recognition, and could raise money, he has time to decide what he wants to do. he could take it into october. >> if he runs, who does obama throw support behind. >> i think he will stay out of it. i think he's washed his hands of presidential politics. >> you really think that. >> again, who will he endorse. i don't think he'll endorse either one. >> what does he have to gain? >> ronald reagan sat on the sidelines until his vice president bush bail the nominee and did everything he could. it's not the president, it's the winks, nods and staff and other things that go in there. i think they feel in the white house that vice president biden is the best person it carry on the legacy of the failed obama presidency. they view hillary clinton as a threat to the legacy of president obama >>> a little about personae. joe biden is viewed as a likeable side, working both sides of the aisle. the latest honesty and trustworthy polls

the liberal philosophy is based upon fairness for the underdog. helping those who are down and out. protecting the defenseless. yet, unborn babies don't count. how does that work? when the liberal line urges social justice to those of you who deny life begins with human d.n.a. on conception what qualifies you to say that? it's a belief, that's all. and your belief may be wrong. meantime millions of potential human beings have been destroyed. if you voice objection to that then you are declaring war on women. just ask hillary clinton. >> the decline of liberalism began with a real war vietnam. the left voiced major objections and they were right. the war was fought in a dishonest way and hundreds of thousands of american working men and women primarily were killed or wounded. that radicalized the left and many liberals turned sole alinsky mean, damming anyone who did not agree with them. today we have the most liberal president in america's history, barack obama, elected twice. but his economic policies have not improved the lives of the poor or african-americans. every statistic tel

. >> just like rocky they love the underdog, like a guy from a small school working his butt off to win the game and i can relate to the public, people in the stands that is me that is who i am. >> he admits it's difficult going back to the super bowl they lost to the patriots. and demarco marchurray did not practice on day because because of his hydration levels, but he was there today and eagles fans love him. >> jeff thank you. >>> to baseball now, jimmy rollins back not with the phillies but back in the building j. roll returns to citizens bank park, his first game back in philadelphia sin the trade and he caught up with old teammates for 15 seasons he calld this place home and now writing a new chapter, he was asked if he was looking forward to this day? >> no not anything i circled on my calendar, people around me for sure are excited but phones have been going off all day. i had to tell people stop texting me so much, atted end of the day it's just another baseball game, it's about winning and losing not just me coming back to philadelphia. >> he hopes to get four hits tonight. >

the one-time underdog now gaining on hillary clinton in the polls. >>> and steve is here with a check of the forecast. >> it was a hot one, rob. we hit 90 in central park and, guess what, we'll see more of that in the work week. we'll talk about that coming up. yoplait. the smooth and creamy yogurt your whole family loves. yoplait original with no artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavors, and no high fructose corn syrup. >>> a neurologist and author credited with treating patients with compassion has passed away. oliver sacks was known for his books, including "awakenings." last february he disclosed his rare eye cancer had spread to his liver. sacks inspired countless neurologists to treat patients with dignity. he was born in london in 1933. sacks died today in his new york home. he was 82 years old. >>> in politics tonight, big news from a new iowa poll. hillary clinton's lead is drastically shrinking as many considered bernie sanders. here is the latest from washington. >> reporter: while hillary clinton works the crowd at the hamptons, it's the once long-shot bernie sanders r

malcolm: what is fascinating about silicon valley is how quickly companies transition from being underdogs to goliaths. we are used to the trajectory of -- microsoft starts and it takes them 15 years to go from the upstart to the monolith. today, i feel like it was a matter of a couple of years -- facebook went from nowhere to being a dominant player. this kind of trajectory where people go from being at a perceived disadvantage to being suddenly saddled with all of the attributes of the goliath. now it has been sped up. emily: the amazon-hachette war, you are published by hachette, you and your books got caught in the middle. how do you feel about this? malcolm: it cost me a lot of money. that's for sure. it breaks my heart a little. i had thought of amazon as in partnership with writers. and for a company to try to make a business point by turning its back on -- i have sold, through amazon, millions of books. i have contributed mightily to their bottom line. i would've thought they would see me as an asset. me and other writers have brought people to their site in droves. and now they ha

how far is bernie sanders going to go with his underdog moment? how hilarious is it that in the national polls either of them, either bernie or hillary beats donald trump, it is an unexpected race so far. the candidates are more fascinating than they look on the surface. that's our tale of the tape tonight. that's our tale of the tape tonight look at the primary but i want to do a republican one. the republican field has a supposedly inevitable candidate and 15 other people besides that guy and a front runner named donald trump. you realize what's in the tape, in the deep archives tape on those guys? this election, i'm telling you, it's a gift from god. watch this space. you're stupid. you're fired. you're a pig. you look terrible. you only havlf

how far is bernie sanders going to go with his underdog moment? how hilarious is it that in the national polls either of them, either birney or hillary beats donald trump, it is an unexpected race so far. the candidates are more fascinating than they look on the surface. that's our tale of the tape tonight. that's our tale of the tape tonight look at the primary but i want to do a republican one. the republican field has a supposedly inevitable candidate and 15 other people besides that guy and a front runner named donald trump. you realize what's in the tape, in the deep archives tape on those guys? this election, i'm telling you, it's a gift from god. watch this space. >> the dean of conservative columnist george will called one of the republican candidates for president a counterfeit republican. guess which one. >> as republicans converge on the iowa state fair. >> let me begin with a recommendation, pork chop on a stick. >> donald trump nom dominates a new poll from the hawkeye state. >> so far i'm enjoying politics. >> nothing this man can sa

reporter: mexicans like to worship the underdogs. in this city, there's a small chapel dedicated to a legendary robber of the rich and give her to the poor, for which many people are still very thankful. he is still popular among cartel members, too. here.all him a narcosaint chap helps lots of people, so it would be good to have a monument or chapel in his honor chapo helps lots of people. javier valdez says many as as seen by protector, more so than the government here. >> this town has taken great delight in having a drug trafficker here. there's talk of him as an idol or god or demigod. >> here in the mountains where hishapo was born and where mother lives, the connections are more direct. this is one of the biggest production areas of opium, and also one of the places many people think he may be hiding. she runs a restaurant in the main town. people here think el chapo is the best. he's not just famous. people depend on him for jobs. she says he's a real man. talk to people here, and el chap o is seen less as a leader of one of

visit angieslist.com today. >>> bernie sanders was a real underdog in this race. probably 80%, 90% of the american people didn't even know who the senator from a small state like vermont was. we have made huge progress but we have a long, long way to go. i will not deny to you for one minute that we have to substantially increase our outreach to latino community and to the african-american community. >> bernie sanders just moments ago responding to criticism from wa joaquin castro saying that he has not reached out enough to the latino. on the republican side, a poll just released shows donald trump and ben carson are tied in iowa. joining me now for our daily fix, chris cillizza, nbc contributor and ann gearen, political correspondent for the "washington post." welcome both. what do you make of this new monmouth poll, chris cillizza, shaping up to be quite a race. >> it jibes with the do min register bloomberg poll over the weekend. donald trump and ben carson at the moment are the class of the republican field in iowa and bad news for anyone who has held elected

best in 2008 when she fell behind and then she came into ohio, texas, pennsylvania and she was the underdog. and she rolled up her sleeves and let everyone know exactly what she believed in. >> reporter: to soften her image clinton will start airing gauzy tv ads in iowa and new hampshire tomorrow. >> and now a new title, grandma. >> reporter: getting in this late would be a challenge for biden. he ran twice before and failed. he's never been a good fund-raiser. and many of his former aides have already signed with clinton. there's also those biden gaffes. >> this is a big [ muted ] deal. >> reporter: but now there's an outpouring of sympathy. in a year where his middle-class appeal could trump campaign glitz. >> he's genuine, he's real. he's a person of authenticity in a year that craves authenticity. >> reporter: how would the president choose between biden and clinton? >> hillary clinton or joe biden. >> love them both. >> biden and president obama are very good friends, and i'm told the president has been frank in their weekly private lunches about how difficult running against clinton w

they love the underdog. they love a guy coming from a small school that's willing to work his butt off to dedicate himself to the game but also that can relate to the public. >> reporter: brian westbrook, always a fan favorite in philly. even though he finished his career in san francisco, he left his heart in philadelphia. >> i can walk around the grocery store in downtown san francisco and nobody would care. i could have my jersey on literally and nobody would care. but you go to the grocery store, to 7-eleven, wawa here, everyone wants to know what's the game plan for this weekend, there's a different love for the game here in philadelphia. >> reporter: when b. west first joined the eagles he shared time with deuce staley and correll buckhalter. now chip kelly has a three-headed monster at running back. demarco murray, ryan matthews and darren sproles face a challenge that brian knows all about. >> it's hard to stay involved in the game when you're on the sideline some of the plays, when you think you sho

the tens of thousands of people now backing the democratic underdog. >> a major overhaul at google. how it will have investors scrambling to relearn the alphabet. good evening. >> turns out mirk reney driver's license has been suspended. >> it has to do with the car crash he was involved in last october while driving a city vehicle. the records obtained by the conical show there was damage to at least one of the cars. but the records don't specify who's at fault. state law says it doesn't matter, both parties are obligated to file damage reports if someone is hurt or if the damage exceeds $750. the other driver filed an accident report. mirkarimi, however, did not, nor has he paid the $55. technically he was allowed to drive only to and from work. a half hour ago we got a statement from the sheriff's spokesperson. he said when the accident occurred he contacted his insurance company and was told everything was in order. he's looking in to the error in the paperwork that led to the mistake. the sheriff says the accident was simply a fender bender and that there was no damage to his c

triple crown winner american pharoah was beaten by keen ice, a 16:1 underdog. was it one race too many? here's jericka duncan. >> while pharoah may have fallen short today, his fans remained loyal. an estimated 15,000 people-- >> i got goosebumps all over me. he's just gorgeous. >> reporter: some in tears. >> i just love him. >> brings people together. >> i just love him. >> reporter: packed the track fridays before the travers just to watch an ordinary workout by an extraordinary horse. >> i don't think we've seen a horse like him in our lifetime. >> reporter: charlie o'connor is sales director for ashford stud, a horse farm in kentucky, where pharoah will retire when he finishes racing at the end of the year. o'connor won't say how much the stud fees will be, but. >> he's going to have the pick of crop of good mares to breed. >> reporter: in some ways, pharoah is a victim of his own success, when he races and wins, current owner ahmed zayat, earns appearance fees in six figures, but o'connor's team which paid an estimated $15 million for breeding rights will

best in 2008, when she fell behind and then she came into ohio, texas, pennsylvania and she was the underdog, and she rolled up her sleeves and let everyone know exactly what she believed in. >> reporter: to soften her image clinton will start airing gauzy tv ads in iowa and new hampshire tomorrow. >> and now a new title. grandma. >> reporter: getting in this late would be a challenge for biden. he ran twice before and failed. he's never been a good fund-raiser. and many of his former aides have already signed with clinton. there's also those biden gaffes. >> this is a big [ muted ] deal. >> reporter: but now there's an outpouring of sympathy in a year where his middle-class appeal could trump campaign glitz. >> he's genuine. he's real. he's a person of authenticity in a year that craves authenticity. >> how would the president choose between biden and clinton? >> hillary clinton or joe biden? >> love them both. >> biden and president obama are very good friends, and i'm told the president has been frank in their weekly private lunches about how difficult running against clinton who's way ah

her best in 2008 when she fell behind and then she came into ohio texas, pennsylvania and she was the underdog, and she rolled up her sleeves and let everyone know exactly what she believed in. >> reporter: to soften her image clinton will start airing gauzy tv ads in iowa and new hampshire tomorrow. >> and now a new title. grandma. >> reporter: getting in this late would be a challenge for biden. he ran twice before and failed. he's never been a good fund-raiser. and many of his former aides have already signed with clinton. there's also those biden gaffes. >> this is a big [ muted ] deal. >> reporter: but now there's an outpouring of sympathy in a year where his middle-class appeal could trump campaign glitz. >> he's genuine. he's real. he's a person of authenticity in a year that craves authenticity. >> how would the president choose between biden and clinton? >> hillary clinton or joe biden? >> love them both. >> biden and president obama are very good friends, and i'm told the president has been frank in their weekly private lunches about how difficult running against clinton who's way ah

,he caliber of the competition if it to the oddsmakers, clearly the underdog against mayweather. rocky marciano's record ago, was set six decades which might be mayweather's last fight. rishaad: thank you so much for that. that is it for this thursday edition of "trending business." me, and we will recap the day. aswill be live in singapore this element 50 years of independence. ♪ >> i am john heilemann. >> i am mark halperin, and with all due respect, it was either this or the five. ♪ >> flukes, 24 hours away from the first presidential debate. the candidate with the most on the line will not be there. the fbi is looking into hillary clinton's e-mail system. it could bring about difficult questions regarding her private e-mail server.

will 2016 be the year of the underdog? we're breaking down the numbers next. >>> dramatic developments in the race for president. a poll re vealing bernie sanders in striking distance of hillary clinton. donald trump surging ahead of his rivals. >>> president obama taking on climate change and renaming a mountain. >>> and thousands marching in houston over the execution-style murder of the sheriff's deputy. the suspect in court this morning. details ahead. welcome back to "early start." i'm alison kosik. >> i'm john berman. 30 minutes past the hour. the anti-establishment candidates soaring in the polls. bernie sanders within striking distance of hillary clinton. on the republican side, donald trump out in front. look at dr. ben carson. surging into second place. let's get more on the poll numbers. here is cnn's polo sandoval. >> reporter: john and alison, good morning. the survey of voters in iowa is revealing both democratic and republican voters turning away from the establishment. the des moines register poll shows hil

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you can catch "underdogs" around the region. all movies are rated "g" or "pg." >>> you don't need to go to a movie today. it is so beautiful outside. >> maybe a movie on the lawn. i love it when they do that. they are popping up everywhere around here. >> kids love it. they do it in the gainsville area. really, really popular. >> tonight is a great night for that. tomorrow, if you want to put a movie screen up in the backyard. >> i have heard of people doing that with the projectors. tonight is a great night to do it. if you can't tonight, maybe tomorrow night. the kids may be going back to school monday. we have fantastic weather into next week with a small threat of rain. let's go to the maps and show you what is going on. mild morning out there. we have warmed up quite a bit. we started this morning in the 50s and 60s. well, a lot of areas in the upper 60s and 70s. it is going to be warm, however, it's not going to be hot. we are not going to have the humidity. low humidity for today and tomorrow a touch of it. monday we have

. >> i want to take the kids to see this one, underdog, a film of a young boy trying to save the day. >> we're going to help. >> reporter: jake is a shy talented player his love of the game is rival by free spirited laura. he beats the town bully flash in a game. flash returns as the world's best soccer player. the toy figures come to life to save his hometown and his girl. you can find out where any of these films are playing by using your internet-ready cell phone or tablet. have fun at the movies, karen rogers channel 6 "action news." >> william williams is self described as an. williams was born in philadelphia and lived most of her life in massachusetts. nt of. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:54 saturday morning, time for the travel forecast, we'll start you out with satellite and radar. the jet stream the storm track is running through the packed northwest into canada. this is where all the storms will stay over the next several days. the heat pump high continues to bui

jackie, prior to the debate, much of what was written is an underdog. she turned that around. what happened? >> she had a strong performance in the debate and that was one ticket and she took it. and so she is taken seriously and if the things she said sounding familiar is she's saying them over and over in iowa and new hampshire. she was practiced and polished and sounded like an adult. people are taking notice of that. >> people say she couldn't win and all of the sudden she is the most searched candidate on google as a result of that debate and single handedly turned around the fortunes of her own campaign. >> she mastered one skill and mastered the art of the stump speech and political communication. it is a long time since republicans had a candidate who they felt could communicate with voters and all of the excitement about carle fiorina is attributable to that. >> as voters are paying more attention. hard to believe, jackie, a lot of people were not paying attention until now. she can only reap the benefits of what she sowed in the debate approximate. >> she is saying h

he arrived as an underdog this time around. he's polling at 2%. four years ago it was a different story. he was a rock star heading into that campaign. >>> we'll be watching to see the response in new hampshire as there are town halls miles away from each other. jeb bush and donald trump will both appear at 6:30 p.m. in neighboring counties. they've traded tough words in recent weeks. >>> trump is also hot on clinton's heels. a dramatic tightening since july. clinton remains on the defensive about whether she mishandled classified information. here she is yesterday in las vegas walking away from reporters after repeated questions. >> this issue isn't going to go away for the remainder of your campaign in. >> nobody talks to me about it other than you guys. >> clinton says she set up the personal server out of convenience. they saythis controversy shows her lack of judgment. >> tom brady says he will not be at today's hearing after similar talks ended without a deal tuesday. attorneys for the quarterback and lawyers for the nfl commissioner are arg

today, you can catch the movie, "underdogs" add a number of theaters. all movies are rated "g" or "pg." >>> can have 47 right now. not really a movie day. it's a beautiful day. >> tough get outside. tough get outside. it's going to be gorgeous out there. cool out there this morning. >> no complaints, though. cooler nights, wamer days. >> exactly. temperatures are around seasonable. they should be mid to upper 80s. then we'll head into the low 90s by monday. the heat isn't done with us yet. it's coming back and the humidity is coming back as well. let's get to the forecast. 65 degrees is that temperature right now. not too bad out there. you head outside 495, that's where you find temperatures in the 50s. right now, low to mid-50s. the shenandoah valley, 54 in winchester. 65 here in washington. then 57 in mass and 58 in culpeper. a chilly morning out there. we have clear skies. we are going to have plenty of sunshine today. looking good. if you want to get out, maybe go to the pool, maybe do a little boating on the chesapeake, it is going to be beautiful

not underdog. not underdog, but come back come back. >> what would be the ultimate come back if he gets -- >> that's correct. >> do you think he'll get to stay? >> dow not. i think chip kelly -- >> not a come back? >> to the point he is suiting up right now, yes. but chip kelly, you know how he is, right in the beginning of his tenure as the philadelphia head coach, running swing gates, with point conversions, i hope tim tebow is cut therefore he just crosses that off the list. he doesn't get a little too cute when it is fourth and goal from the 1 yard line. just give the ball to demarco murray, have him run behind the best left at land football score touchdown. that will east. >> i quit yelling. >> you can yell all you want. did you see what happened to shady yesterday? looks like pretty bad. he ripped his hamstrung. >> i'm questioning this. you guys believe in car ma? >> do you believe in car ma? because desean jackson just got hurt, first time in his career. >> with the redskins. couple of week

then it is a greater -- like they are championing for being the underdog. but what happens is it is similar to freedom of speech. you can't say you are for freedom of speech by silencing everyone else. >> sing it, sister. i completely agree. they hear these trigger words and jump on it and try to be a hero. they don't really care about the injustice. they just want to be a hero. i told a joke. i said a friend of mine, a black guy -- somebody yells out, who says he has to be black? i don't know. his parents? it is huh hereditary? >> everyone knows joke about white people only. how about justin saco, do you remember her name? has justin landed? she made an aids joke which we have all done. she tweeted a joke about aids which was inappropriate, but she got on a plane and by the time she got off the plane she was fired from her job. >> someone actually met her a airport and there were pictures. it is insane. >> has justine landed and a hash tag where everybody celebrated her being fired and she didn't even know it. >> on behalf of all people we will celebrate t

. >> the philippines is seen as the underdog. filipinos never let the image stop them. through victory or defeat on this or another court, they are buoyed by passion and determination and heart >>> tomorrow night, a sport known as murder ball makes a debut in toronto. for the first time wheelchair rugby will be feature at a para-pan am games, and we look at how competitors with disabilities play a fast paced and violent game. >> the swimming world championships occur in russia all eyes on the skill for an 88 foot final. in this photo, a competitor of the czech republic appears to sail above the city with the minor et cetera of the mosque as a backdrop. >> that's it for this edition of al jazeera america, i'm antonio mora thank you for watching. "america tonight" is next. see you again in an hour. hour. >>> on "america tonight" - speaking out for a sister and for justice. >> the emotional, your feelings. you are like why aren't they saying my sister's name? >>> women and the law. when they are victims of excessive force, why the silence. >> what has defined the ultimate

. >> filipinos have never let the image of being the underdog stop them. through victory or defeat on this or any other court, they are buoyed by passion determination and heart. >> we await that decision with baited breath. thanks very much indeed. >> you can always find out much more on our website news and sport of course, at aljazeera.com. that is just about it from me. please don't go away, i'm back with more in a couple of minutes. see you then, bye-bye. >> isil said it's carried out a suicide bombing at a mosque in saudi arabia, killing 15 soldiers. hello, this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up, no closure relatives of the mh370 passengers protest in china. many don't believe part of the missing plane has been found. >> hundreds of reef gees rescued from a bolt that sank off the libyan coast wednesday arrive in

but i have been fighting for families and underdogs my entire life. i'm not going to stop now. in fact, i'm just getting warmed up. [applause] i am here to ask for your help. i'm not taking a single primary voter or caucus goer for granted. i building an organization of all 50 states and territories, with hundreds of thousands of volunteers who will help democrats win races up and down the ticket, not just a presidential campaign. [applause] look, in 2010, republicans routed us on redistricting. not because they won congress, but because they won state legislatures. look where we are now. we cannot ever let that happen again. it is time to rebuild our party from the ground up, and if you make me the nominee that is exactly what i will do. [applause] i've been around long enough to know every county and local office counseling every school board and statehouse, and senate seat counts. every single one, so we have to compete everywhere. when our state parties are strong we win. that is what will happen. and when democrats win in america wins and so i hope you will join me because

. >> filipinos have never let the image of being the underdog stop them. on no and any other court, they are buoyed by passion determination and heart. >> when that decision is in, of course we'll let you know whether the philippines or china have got the basketball world cup. >> there have been thousands was people marking the 70th 70th anniversary of the nuclear attack on hiroshima. these lanterns were lit and sent down the river to commemorate the deaths. there was a moment of silence and that a call to completely abolish nuclear weapons. >> from all of us who have helped you with this news hour, thank you for watching. urgent method that stops the killing. >> now fighting back with a revolutionary new science. >> this radio carbon dating method can tell us if trade of ivory is legal. >> it could save a species... >> i feel like we're making an impact >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> i'm standing in a tropcal wind storm... >> ...can effect and surprise us... >> wow, these are amazing... >> techknow, where technolo

but then it informs me i'm particularly as a political satirist who has spoken up for the underdog for a lot of years. >> i'd like to overthrow the government of the united states and kilo the catholic church. >> that's part of me but i like to think would i have opposed death scwadz had i not been sc n raped at ofive-year-old. >> what about bobcat? >> a lot of people would say, are you talking to anybody about this? yeah, i thought i was talking to you. you know? that was the beginning of that. and when i first talked about it on stage i spoke about it because it was right after the rodney king stuff went down. a lot of people were making judgments about a lot of kids out in los angeles and i decided that night to say well you know there's context for people, people come, there's differently things that lead up to different things in certain types of actions, so on so forth. so i've been pretty public for this for a long time now. >> barry crimmins, thanks so much for being on al jazeera, we appreciate it. >> i'm very happy to be here. thank you for helping us publicize the film. >> c

. >> and previous underdog carly fiorina gaining traction after a strong showing in the second tier republican debate. >> in order to win, we're going to have to have a nominee who throws every punch. >> now the trump campaign has responded to being disinvited to that republican event calling the organizer eric erickson as a weak leader. trump is planning another campaign event. this is not the end of donald trump. trust me. >> he was invited and uninvited. >> yep. >> you're always invited to our table. >> thank you very much. >> let's bring in abc news political analyst matt dowd. who we watched the debate together the other night. let me just start with this. how big a deal is this disinvitation for the event? >> it's not the disinvitation isn't the problem. it's a symptom of a problem which is trump's remarks over the course of a last month i think have begun to have a cumulative effect on him. will it affect the polls, i think so. the blast remarks didn't. the number of remarks adding up i think could be detrimental. >> there have been so many times where people said oh, now he's crossed t

deirdre: for hand sets it's the underdog. >> it is, it will be interesting to see. parts of what they're doing, better camera, the edge has stuff that's interesting, the stylus. the thought of a stylus to me is very backwards but when you see certain kind of users want to do that, they'll pick up those users because the iphone doesn't even think about a stylus. deirdre: what is your take, in addition to what scott mentioned, you can post videos directly to google's youtube and reinforces android power or non-apple presence? >> it's an extra feature to get people into the ecosystem, right now it's who can beat each other out by millimeters. samsung is trying to get out ahead of the curve before apple makes the announcement before the end of the we're. apple relies on samsung to make parts for the iphone and samsung makes these and one of them sues each other and it's a mess. deirdre: scott, speaking of apple, apple tv according to sources, bloomberg is one saying they're going to delay the streaming service until 2016. one week, two weeks ago we heard from cbs' les m

i was the underdog, it was a great lead up >>> jessica won a second world title. the olympic champion finishing off the seven discipline event with a win in the 800m, and until recently returned to action, after the birth of a first child, and it was a late decision by her and the coach to even compete in beijing >>> fennize, roger federer beat novak djokovic in the since final to claim his 7th title here. novak djokovic aimed to become the first to win all nine masters, 1,000 titles, but it was not to be, winning the first set 7-6. the swiss won the second, 6-3, meek they'll be the second seed. >> women's world number one claimed his second straight title at the cincinnati masters and her fifth. americans beat the third in the final earlier. next up for williams is the u.s. open where she's bidding for history and attempts to complete a rare calendar rer year grand lamb. >> real madrid failed to win an opening match, drawing 0-0. the champion's barcelona are off to a winning start, beating atletico. that's despite the main man, lionel messi missing a penalty in t

. >> coming up, the underdog debate is over, and the main event that will include donald trump. >> nobody will be tougher on isis than donald trump. nobody. >> we will preview the prime time debate next. >>> and plus, the politics of human trafficking. several countries are angry about the white house list of the world's worst violators. >> 17 republican presidential candidates are gathered in cleveland right now for the first debate of the presidential campaign. the top ten begin their debate in about 90 minutes, and the second group with the lower numbers rounded up their debate. they tackled women's health. and often democratic frontrunner, hilliary clinton. >> i put forth an immigration policy that is as strong in favor of the folks struggling in america more than anybody else. it's the strongest pro worker immigration man. >> in my state, we launched an investigation and asked the fbi to cooperate. and we kept them out of medicaid. >> to all of the americans who want a better life, don't vote for hilliary clinton, you're not going to get it. >> and tonight's prime time debate, the ma

that way they can say we're for the underdog we're fighting white oppression or white privilege or now white supremacy. it's what has been called -- they're showing good racial manners. now, look. as you said in a country of over 300 million people, are there some racists? unfortunately yes. but this is not a racist country or anything like that. progressives amuse me because they don't progress. they're stuck in the past. this is not the same america as we were in 1965. that was 50 years ago. we have change for the better and we have changed a whole lot. >> that's what the stats say. we've reported in a vivid way that shows there isn't an epidemic of white against black violence. there isn't an epidemic of ill will toward blalks from whites. that's just a fact. but some believe and now i'm using the confederate flag, some believe that the progressive movement to diminish america and label it a racist nation is political because then they can mobilize blacks and other minorities to vote for the left and tie in republican white guy s or a rb black guy with the supremacists you know. som

i don't think unlike 08, there was an underdog barak obama, bernie sander ares is no barak obama and martin o'malley is not either. but the concern is her electability come a general election. >> and now matthew, from the free beacon. hillary clinton's campaign said it is much ado about nothing. >> that is not true at all. they have said a lot not true. fbi investigation connected with an e-mail server in your house. if you are a political operative or candidate you better start worrying. this is a big one in furthering the narrative that hillary clinton is not trustworthy and that is in the polls. and a legal one. these laws against having classified information that is accessible to others have been enforced and rigorously by the obama administration. this is a problem for her politically and legally. >> matthew and shane, stick with us. we have a big republican debate coming up tomorrow night. we'll want your thoughts for the seven on stage and then the ten on the big one. that's next. just switch from denture paste to sea-bond denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leadi