he didn't want to run. and he was drafted by a group that was fronted by the citizens for eisenhower, that was organized by tom dewey who i'm going to talk about a little more later, and he was drafted against his will. and adlai stevenson who didn't want to run, was drafted by a group of people who were fronted by walter johnson of the university of chicago, leo lerner of the volunteers in illinois. so he was drafted against his will. so what did i say in this first book? none of this happened. that's what i said, none of this happened. i said that neither one of them were drafted, that it was a myth. i thought it was great. the reviews were pretty good. and then i went to a conference in 1992. now, this is a where's waldo? you got to find me in this picture. i'm the guy fifth from the left with black hair. standing next to mr. and mrs. john miner wisdom, you might see herb brownell, harold stassen. and for a good three hours at the eisenhower library, they beat me up senseless about how wrong i was with m

the dccc, now run by a latino, called me to run spanish programs in the california primary. i have never been called to do something like that before. in full disclosure, steve phillips, and the book, have helped push the envelope more than i have ever seen done in my entire lifetime. [applause] take it from the old man who has been there, who has been taught by a wonderful group of white people. i say this everywhere i speak. like "chuck, what do you have against white folks?" i love white folks. my mama is white folk. white folks have changed my life forever by giving me an opportunity. i am saying in a consultant complex that has to change, not only in the party but in the progressive movement. the same group of consultants who run the dccc run most of the -- aimee: we often can point the fingers, but the organization in our movement, some who may be in the room or in this conference, sit on millions of dollars that will be invested this election cycle. and if the same consultants with the same frame of mind, without involving their idea of the prime voter, without a comm

i am running for congress. i am running against an establishment opponent who takes money from the payday loans. and also as someone who does not champion the same kind of policies that elizabeth warned us. om andsite is maria2016.c i'm asking you for your help. [applause] sentimentsveryone's and i'm humbled to be on stage senators andgreat people that are running for congress right now. the message that i want to leave as to believe in yourself and never give up. and anyone, including a 21-year-old from connecticut, including a 16-year-old from missouri from anybody can get up , stand up, whether running for office. if anyone was to get to work, he can go to www. brandnewcongress.org. to sign up and contribute to our website, you can get to brenda congress -- the website to learn more about the plan and talk to volunteers. i do so much. we look forward to hearing from anyone who has questions. [applause] , i think if go, there's one thing i want to say about what we are learning today, it is that there are pol

the jets are excellent against the run if i recall last year, we couldn't run the lent. my arm, i guess, they're very physical, they play some fronts that are very difficult to run against. so it will be a great test for us, our physicality, see if we can get anything going. >> now, they could run about the length of his arm? >> i don't know. i don't know how long your arms are. >> little shorter. so it wouldn't have done well with my arm. >> but the run game has been criticized so far in the pre-season. so what do you want to see? >> just progress, first of all, no penalties, when you pick up seven, 8 yards, between the tackles, it can't be negative zero ate dollars by ahold. but nate jones, time to show me something, were you third rounds pick last year, he's the kind of guy, you want him getting off the bus first. and he psychs out the opponent. he is huge. but make someone miss. run through someone. we haven't seen that from him. i want to see a step forward tonight. >> and matt jones, big physical guy, but seem like he doesn't run like a physical guy. he doesn't get

run by a latino, called me to run spanish programs in the california primary. i have never been called to do something like that before. in full disclosure, steve phillips, and the book yet done have helped push the envelope more than i have ever seen done in my entire lifetime. [applause] has it from the old man who been there, who has been taught by a wonderful group of white people. i say this everywhere i speak. like chuck, what do you have against white folks? i love white folks. my mama is a white folk. why folks have changed my life forever by giving me an opportunity. it consultantd lyrical complex that has to change, not only in the party but in the progressive movement. the same group of consultants who run the dccc run most of the -- we often can point the fingers, but the organization in our movement, some who may be in the room or in this conference, sit on millions of dollars that will be invested this election cycle. and if the same consultants with the same frame of mind, without involving their idea of the prime voter, without a commitment to e

he's running for re-election, after ?temporarily suspending his campaign to run for president. polls are open ?tomorrow... from seven a-m and the initial voting numbers are in from the hillsborough county supervisor of elections. since polls opened to voters on august 15-th ,more than 27-thousand residents cast their ballot. that up from 20-thousand in 20-14. and nearly 77- thousand people voted by mail this time around. and this is ?without sunday's final day... that's traditionally one of the ?busiest days for early voting. people running for their lives... at one of the country's busiest airports. up next - what police found at l-a-x after an exhaustive search.. plus: a nightmare comes true... for an ?experienced hiker out west. what happened... after she rhyme making headlines across america right now: an active-shooter scare... at the los angeles airport. it sent passengers running for the exits... while police went on an exhaustive search. but thankfully, it was apparently a false alarm. the call came in just before midnight that there may have been a gunman or shots fire

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beginning here, bradley 5 1/3, seven hits, gave up six runs. a two-run shot and it's 6-3. then brad zigger dealt to boston -- zig leer who was dealt to boston. tradition there strikes out rickie weeks, strikes out yasmany tomas and strikes out all three d-backs batters and that included chris owings. 6-3 the time. the red sotion sox over the d-backs we will talk cardinals and sun devils and keep moving in the football direction here. >> we are happy to move in the football direction. >> and the baseball direction >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for tai cheng, brought to you by beachbody. >> wow, joy, look at these people! they love you! [ cheers and applause ] thank you! it's regis, joy, and i've got big news for you. if aches, pains, and poor balance are slowing you down, keep watching this show because we're gonna tell you about an incredible new program that's gonna fix everything. yeah! >> announcer: the facts are frightening. 1 out of 3 people over 65 fall each year, resulting in expensive hospital stays, loss of independence, or worse. >> i broke

who did you run against? >> i worked for ralph nader, and i loved it, but i'm new yorker, in many ways. i was lobbying congress, and it occurred to me, can i combine my advocacy interest and skills, with public office? and so, i decided to go back to new york, run for the house against bill green, very effective low key moderate republican. >> in the year of reagan, i won, and he won the election 57-43. >> how it was to lose? >> it was okay. i say i have a big defect. i was born, without an insecurity gene. fy think something i can do it. >> this is good and it's bad. i didn't have self-doubt. that ended 9/11. so, i was an underdog, and i was unknown. ed koch and lindsay had represented it. so, i just went all out. it was a a constant sprint. when i lost i said don't many people lose their first races. i'm so kay. ralph asked me to come back to run public citizen. i'm going to stay, i want to see what i can do in new york. so i wasn't crushed. it was like i was young and it was inform maketive experiences. >>

how about a top ten run there. steve torrence, into his fifth final run. and overall, the 16th of hit career, former alcohol dragster champion. >> great way to kick off the semi-finals as our attention goes to the start again. and antron brown waits to fire the unpredictable morgan lucas. how can you take a look at this team and their body of work and try to predict what they're going to do and there's no body of work to look at. >> don't underestimate morgan lucas. he has a lot of experience. he's won some big races. he may have been out of the seat for a little while. >> never underestimate morgan lucas. whenever he wants. he can reach out and snatch a win away from. you first in the burnout box will be lucas. antron brown right after. opportunity now to head to the top end. check in with john kernen. >> torrence climbed out of his car, big whoop. he's very, very happy. i guess my advice would be don't change anything. . >> these next cars are very fast. that is a -- driver. we've got some more bullets in the bank. we're going to try to get the job done.

this runs counter to that narrative? >> right, the promise of his campaign, though i have no experience, i will come into the presidency and whip it into shape because i have special management skill. well his campaign is a test of that. in the primaries he beat 16 opponents. did very well. he is having a much tougher time in the general election. now with his additional change, he is either looking like the kind of fellow who came back from repeated bankruptcies or it just looks like a sign of desperation. >> hillary clinton is leading in almost all of the critical swing states. what does trump have to do to get back in the game? >> to get back in the game he has to make it about hillary clinton and stop making it about himself. he has to get the conversation off that issue. >> john dickerson. see you sunday on "face the nation." thanks. the trump campaign manager pushed aside is republican strategist paul manafort. and like many consultants, manafort hired out to campaigns in other countries. one of his clients the pro

it's a three run home run. the 17th of the year to get a lead.it salvage the final game of the experience. mets and yankees with a four-game series. despite the miserable weather, jimmy walker won the championship in new jersey. they had the lead throughout the final round. walker hits an amazing shot and buries the vendor. the pressure was on. he thinks the pot. congratulations to you. one! so adorable. thank you. i like the stress. >> my friend is a designer. >> we need to talk. >> let's get over to ms. aubrey. looking lovely and orange. >> a tangerine. >> tangelo. >> i like that. thank you for enhancing it. temperatures across the 69 in poughkeepsie and 70b0 currently in central park. 69 islip with montauk checking in at 66b0.0s in newark and they are running a few degrees cooler than where we were at this time yesterday. dew point comes down with an uncomfortable level. the readings are mostly in the 60s and bellmawr. ladies ?pull your hair struggle today. you might want to have it in a ponytail. satellite

and try to run over a few people. i definitely want this year to be different than last. so far i'm doing a good j. job. our run-blocking unit did a good job of setting the apex and giving eddie clean looks and i thight eddie ran well and did a good job finishing jobs. lacy gaiing 45 yards while the rest of the running backs gained 100 yards setting with them in san francisco where they'll play on the road for the first time this preseason. at lambeau field, ea cbs 58 sports. thanks earl, unfortunately things took a turn for the worse in the second quarter...hundley reaggrevated his ankle injury on this 31 yard dart to injury on this 31 ankle reaggrevated his quarter...hundley the second for the worse in things took a turn unfortunately earl, thanks thanks earl, unfortunately things took a turn for the worse in the second quarter...hundley reaggrevated his ankle injury on this 31 yard dart to davante adams.....hundley hobbled off of the field before ron rodgers helped him into the locker room at halftime.... the bigge

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change your running shoes more often than you are. fixture advice get a new pair every three to 500 miles depending on how often you run that can be every two or three months and be flexible. >> we are seeing a big push i think those are great exercises not only for recreational athletes but high-level competitive athletes who are now incorporating yoga into . >> running is such a good form of exercise. it lifts your mood. >> put on your headphones and just work out your issues. >> a good moment this morning for running weather out there. >>reporter: a little cooler, not too hot. >> sure was. things drying out a bit. >> that is good. a struck out with dr. matt. >> unfortunately very quickly out there. you will see that as early as tomorrow. today i you could feel it. 98 degrees, that is where the temperature topped out at phoenix sky harbor. the average 105. look down here toward the bottom, below average as far as rainfall is concerned for the year .87 inches. definitely need more rain. as far as the monsoon, 1.92 inches so far at ph

run in bronx. investigators say a 38-year-old man was standing by the driver's side door of the van when a red pick-up truck slammed into him and kept on going. this happened in a supermarket parking lot on tuesday. right now, the victim is in serious condition at the hospital. if you recognize the truck, call police. >>> a federal judge is the free on bail while they appeal their corruption conviction. the supreme court recently overturned a similar conviction of the former virginia governor. the lawyers for sheldon silver, the former state assembly speaker have asked a different judge for similar leniency in his corruption case. >>> the fdr drive will be closed in both directions in the overnight hours starting tonight. the department of transportation says it will be closed 96th street. the closures will allow the rockefeller university construction to continue above the roadway. it will be shut down from 1:00 to 6:00 a.m. tomorrow and closures on sunday and monday during the overnight hours. >>

miller with a home run. this one deep. bounces off the back wall. 20th home run of the year. rays off to a 2-1 lead. the bull pen cannot hold. eddie rosario the pinch-hit run off of ramirez. the bull pen gives up four runs and by the way romero going to the 15-day dl. >>> cutter says mccoy and robert ayering so a great job of guiding rookie robert sp spence. draft pick flashes every day. >>> by the way, today's

the broncos could not run the ball in the first few series, but they passed to set up the run, because you cannot run without a pass game. they got it going. >> alfred: even a great team that can run the football at will, even when we had terrel davis, to get those running lanes to the point where he could run for 2000, john elway had to be great throwing the football. because if you are going to be an extra guy or maybe two extra guys into the mix, we can't account for those guys when you're on the extra side of the football which means that they extra two guys. you cannot play that way and you have to punish the defense with the passing game and they started to do that tonight. >> ron: that they did. the broncos get back on the winning track tonight with a 17-9 victory against the previously undefeated los angeles rams. >> alfred: important. important tonight to match that intensity from the rams. we all understand this is a team that is trying their best to become a winner. that would have been a great win for them but the broncos recognize that this is their home turf as well. you

jake peavy gave up two home runs. the mets take game three of this four-game set 9-5. >>> a's are in chicago, facing the white sox. bottom first, jose abreu, deep shot here. at the wall, looks like he has it in his glove, hits the wall, goes off. home run. melky cabrera roughing up the a's. rbi double in the third. then an rbi single in the fourth. debt wiler allowed six runs and the white sox win it 6-2. >>> coming up, more preseason football and olympic updates. back to you. >>> the trump campaign has a new ♪ sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. the time is now for the biggest sale of the year, where all beds are on sale! save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. only at a sleep number store. the oil companies pollute our air. putting their... ...profits ahead of our kids' health. now they're trying to weaken california's clean air laws. i'm tom steyer. we've had a million kids get asthma. we need to send the oil companies a message. tell your leg

we saw people start to run. we started to run also. >>> a pair suspected of being under the influence before piloting a flight from scotland to new jersey. while a replacement crew was found. even with the obvious frustrations it seems like the safeguards worked. >> relief for the 101 passengers on saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. the pilots were in the cockpit when police came on board and arrested them in the cockpit. now, there are two pilots two in they are accused of carrying out activity while under the influence of other alcohol. it does say that the pilots have been removed from service pending an investigation. plainly these pilots face in terms of the airline that is their employer. >> thanks so much. >>> two brothers have been charged in the murder of a shooting death. they say darren and darwhen were it highlights a scene in chicago >> when she registered her dhield at school on friday afternoon she wasn't aware she would be the subject of national headlines hours later. she wasn't aware that her short

this time a two-run shot. his first career multihome run game and the flood gates opened after that. and madison bumgarner gets the win after get more than enough run support. the giants win 13-4. the dodgers also won. the giants are still two games back in the nl west standings. that's it for sports, more news after the break. be found in the rubble of wednesday e >>> a terrible reality settling in in central italy that more survivors may not be found in the rubble of the earthquake that killed 300 people. authorities promise to investigate whether building codes were ignored. >> reporter: hope for finding survivors is all but gone. this is a nation in mourning in greiss. pope francis dedicating the sunday prayer services to the victims and announcing plans to visit the region himself. italian museums donating the o proproceeds on sunday to help. >> it's wonderful. >> reporter: in amatrice, the hardest hit area, the village where most of the casualties took place, emergency teams began to clear the rubble thi

i think you ought to run for the seat. i was running, not you. talk about coming down. he put up with it because he wasn't sure at all i could do it. i said i'm just a little worried about the money. i have to raise 250,000 for the congressional bid. he said i don't want you to worry about it. i knew marx was a very popular state senator and still can't do one thing for me because he's busy preserving and protecting. and if there i asked if we are able to. most of the races have been hard. >> host: you get to the house and it's an exciting time and you start working on a number of issues for some of whic some ofn your lap like aids research. one of the things i didn't know about you is you were taking on excessive costs with government contracting and you have the 7,600-dollar coffee pot with military contracts. there was a bracket and you wore a similar one as a cheap mac plus. >> guest: it should have been like 75 cents. this issue came to me from a terrific staff that we don't give enough so that we say thanks to everybody. if you don't run your self, you help somebo

syndergaard, the two-run home run. his third of the year which ties the mets franchise record. right now the mets are leading it 6-1 in the 6th. >>> the giants enjoyed some rest today with a break from practice. they'll get back to work tomorrow in the meadowlands. victor cruz is expected to work out. the jets were out. matt forte started practicing for the first time this training sunday but just individual position drills. he's still confident he'll be ready to go for the season opener. >> they've had to hold me back personally because if not, if it was up to me, i'd be going at it every day. a lot of times they have to protect me from myself. i overwork or do something where you have a setback. >> the united states women's basketball team just continues to roll in rio tonight, beating japan by 64. moving the americans in to the semifinals. while gymnastics competition for team usa. simone biles rebounding from her bronze on beam yesterday taking gold on floor, fourth gold of these games, most for an american team gymnast. aly raisman took silver. leva was originally an alter

does not mean you can't run nice routes or make the catches across it. that is the part of the game that needs to develop to be a true number one guy. >> we talked about quarterback, offensive line, receivers, we will talk about the offensive line coming up as well as defense ahead on the special edition of "49ers preview". >> if i can not be a doctor i will figure something else. but i will do this until i am done playing football. >> why the 49ers rookie says chip kelly's offense reminds him of a emergency room. trust me it is a good thing. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> 49ers reffing up to get garnet out there. garnett getting the top mark. he once put on the red and gold it in the 1980s. hi a chance to sit down ask talk with him. [music] . >> i had a cup of coffee back with your dad when he wore this uniform. >> it is cool. we watched a 30 for 30 about the bears when they gave perry the ball at fullback. it is funny you see my dad coming in off of the ball and he gets up with the garnett on the back of the jersey. i can see him being a 49er on netf hreurbgs, tkp-rbg

they have seven home runs including gonzalez with three. he knocked in eight runs. and they haven't hit that many home runs in one game in ten years. so look out giants pitching better be ready. . >>> let's talk a little football. 49ers may be raising a few eyebrows over the weekend as they take on the denver broncos. and the guy who got the most attention christian ponder. literally this guy was, what? mowing the lawn, sitting on the couch, painting his house. and christian ponder off the bench in the second half. completed seven out of eight passes. 86 yards. ran for a touchdown. threw for another and al be it against the -- all beit against the sxekd third string broks. -- second and third string broncos. >> i had nothing to lose. i was already sitting on the couch. and if i go back to that i'll be fine. but i love this game i really want to play and make the best of this opportunity. it was fun to be out there. and going forward if i get more opportunity to play i'm going to enjoy it. >> 11th pick in the 2012 draft. maybe he's got a little something. cal bar res

he makes additional runs in 1964 and 1976. but the two that really shape american politics were the 1968 and 1972 campaigns. >> first thing i'd like to show you is governor wallace's inaugural address. this is his first inaugural address that he presented on january 14th, 1963. so this is the moment where we really see his first stance as sort of a hard-line segregationist, and where we start to see this rhetoric that is going to make him a notable figure, not only in alabama politics, but in national politics. >> elections in d.c. is distressing and revealing. we will not sacrifice our children to any such school system and you can write that down. >> so when we look at his 1950 -- george wallace's 1958 inaugural campaign, we actually see a really interesting shift that happens after 1958. so in 1958, he runs for governor against john patterson and in his first gubernatorial election, george wallace actually runs as a racial moderate. so he still is supporting segregation, but he's arguing against klan violence, he's arguing

nbc 4 running collective today. it was backpacks for kids for a fun run. a group gathered in yards park at the capital river front. they then ran about two and a half miles. and this restaurant aqua 301 opened its doors and anybody who brought a backpack for the fun run enjoyed 10% off there at that restaurant as well. >>> several school districts are heading back to class, and so some kids in d.c. are calling it an early night tonight. that's it, kids. traditional d.c. public schools open tomorrow in loudon county. the school bell rings for students next monday. >>> i want to show you a live look at the olympic caldron in its final hours. ahead, we'll make sure you know what to watch for in tonight's closing ceremonies. but first, an early morning r takes aun your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like giant's nature's promise brand.

>> he was running. that is what h . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . us about your husband. >> we have been married for 38 years. he has spent 22 years in public service. the retired from the alabama supreme court in 1999. he is now a state chairman of the democratic party. my youngest son is a history major at the university of alabama. our oldest son is serving in afghanistan right now. >> peggy wallace kennedy, as anyone played up the irony of a wallace marrying a kennedy? >> yes, they have. when we got engaged, senator ted kennedy wrote my father a letter saying he was really glad that the kennedys and the wallace's could finally get together. i have that letter. >> peggy will be joining us a little later in the program. thank you for spending a few minutes with us. we will work our way back out to the set. we will be joined by joe lee -- joe reed, the chairman of the alabama democratic conference, along with our other guests. wallace by r

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the seventh of the seventh home runs. all the runs scored were via the home run. ear muffs. so, those are two catches of the fight. so, you can tweet us, what catch you think was the best. >> except neil's not on twitter. at any rate, back to you. >> minor point. >> a tiny detail. >>> one more note. a pro baseball player will pay the price for being a little too strong. >> it's brandon thomas of the gateway grizzlies, swatting a grand slam home run. anybody would be delighted about this. of course, unfortunately, though, that's what his truck looked like after. because his own grand slam hit his truck's windshield. hen he saw the shattered glass, he said, that's some pretty good damage. so at least i know i hit it pretty good. the homer helped gateway to a 17-6 win. >> it was a close win. >>> up next in "the pulse" -- after winning gold in rio, gymnast aly raisman makes a love connection with an nfl player. sflmplgt and golf cart karaoke. see what happens when these troopers decide to lip sync. ♪ summer lovin' an unprecedented natural outburst seems to have taken over the

this runs counter to that narrative? >> right, the promise of his experience, i will come into the presidency and whip it into shape because i have special management skill. well his campaign is a test of that. in the primaries he beat 16 opponents. did very well. he is having a much tougher time in the general election. now with his additional change, he is either looking like the kind of fellow who came back from repeated bankruptcies or it just looks like a sign of desperation. >> hillary clinton is leading in almost all of the critical swing states. what does trump have to do t >> to get back in the game he has to make it about hillary clinton and stop making it about himself. he has to get the conversation off that issue. >> john dickerson. see you sunday on "face the nation." thanks. the trump campaign manager pushed aside is republican strategist paul manafort. and like many consultants, manafort hired out to campaigns in other countries. one of his clients the pro russian president of ukraine, in a mysterious led

tell us how he runs? i spoke with a number of current and former employees, folks who have direct experience with mark and the characterization they gave me of his management style is this is a ceo who pushes his people really hard and they have a review process where he goes around to the individual factories and in these reviews, these folks told me he would sometimes use violent language use profanity, really in an effort to get people to perform at the highest levels, but some of these folks told me to ease phrases and they were the kinds of things that strain basic decency. david: i should say there was a statement issued saying there are many things factually inaccurate about your and it notes here. what was appealing to warren buffett about this company? guest: it is clear that precision has been highly, highly successful and a lot of that has been due to mark donegan, the ceo. he led the company before berkshire bought it and the stock rose 20 fold. he did a bunch of acquisitions. this is a compan

he did not want to run. he was drafted by a group that was fronted by the citizens for eisenhower, that was organized by -- i am going to talk about a little more later. he was drafted against his will. and adlai stevenson who did not want to run was drafted by a group of people who were fronted by walter johnson by the university of chicago, and the volunteers in illinois and he was drafted against his will. so what did i say in this first book? none of this happened. that's what i said. i said neither one of them were drafted, that it was a myth. i thought it was great. the reviews were good. then i went to a conference in 1992. now, this is a "where is waldo", you got to find me in this picture. i am the guy fifth from the left with black hair. [ laughs ] >> standing next to mr. john myers wisdom. >> you may see harold stason there. for three hours at the library, they beat me up about how wrong i was with my book. i kind of thought hiding behind an "i like ike" button would make me objective. i walked aw

said if he wasce to run for president, he would run as a republican. we got hillary. she is the one who first started issue withr president obama and found out there was nothing to it. she handed it off to the republicans. they pounded it until people started believing it. there was nothing to it. there are still people that believe his mother went to kenya or what ever and had him. it could go back to him going to school and find out he has been here all these years. he has a birth announcement that he was born in hawaii and it was the hospital that put that out. they are still arguing. there are stupid people holding onto this and will believe it. years, -- we have some crazies running today. what's clear about the campaign is that both of these candidates are deeply unpopular. it is hard to think of another race we have had where the two or asparty candidates unpopular as hillary clinton and donald trump are. there are in norman's differences between them in terms of policy and their personality background, the way they think about power. people are being forced to

you can see the pike itself is running very smoothly. the expressway nothing really if you were heading out, 12 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin bridge, 21 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector, and 23 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. to good news there, shiri, because i know you are tracking some rain that could impact the commute later on. >> we need the rain. we want the rain. we have a drought condition right now. the rain totals yesterday -- and this only went through 8:00 tonight. i suggest when i get the full will go up a bit. half an inch of rain and an inch of rain in norwood, orange and beverly. quarter of an inch in worcester. boston getting .15 inches of rain. i know it is not a ton but it is a good thing when it comes in lightly. when we get too many downpours a tough time absorbing that and a lot of it runs off. we picked up a solid half inches of rain in new bedford and a 10th of an inch. .37 nantucket and hyannis and still raining out there. we are still getting a little bit of needy r

rubio decided to run for re-election, after making it clear he would not run for re-election. in fact, his journey has run a circular course. during his presidential run, "the washington post" reported that rubio hated his job in the senate. he hates it, a long-time friend said. rubio denied hating it. i don't know hate is the right word. i'm frustrated. he had one of the worst absentee records of all. his average improved after he dropped his presidential bid in march 2016. he later offered this explanation as to why he was missing so many senate votes. >> when i miss a vote or time in washington, it's not because i'm on vacation. it's because i'm running for president. i'm trying to get this country in the right direction. if my four and a half years, i've been deeply frustrated on the lack of progress on any issue. >> fast forward to the demise of his presidential run. >> i'm going to finish out my term in the senate over the next ten months. we're going to work really hard here. we have some things we want to achieve and i'll be a private citizen in january. >> and you're

i am running for congress. i am running against an establishment opponent who takes money from the payday loans. and also as someone who does not champion the same kind of policies that elizabeth warned us. om andsite is maria2016.c i'm asking you for your help. [applause] sentimentsveryone's and i'm humbled to be on stage senators andgreat people that are running for congress right now. the message that i want to leave as to believe in yourself and never give up. and anyone, including a 21-year-old from connecticut, including a 16-year-old from missouri from anybody can get up , stand up, whether running for office. if anyone was to get to work, he can go to www. brandnewcongress.org. to sign up and contribute to our website, you can get to brenda congress -- the website to learn more about the plan and talk to volunteers. i do so much. we look forward to hearing from anyone who has questions. [applause] , i think if go, there's one thing i want to say about what we are learning today, it is that there are pol

running these at. -- ads. what did they get you? primaries, i think we have reached the time in america where the ubiquitous negative tv ads are not having the effect that they once had. voters have become very skeptical of that. they are very dissatisfied. they know that special interest paid for those ads. i think voters more and more are seeing paid advertising with a jaundiced eye. that's not to say that the donald trump campaign will not run them, but donald himself is not a huge believer in paid advertising. he seems to have been borne out. you are blaming a lot of the problems in the media but of trump has made a lot enforced heirs. last two to three weeks have been difficult for these errorsade and not been able to exploit the things you've mentioned, the campaign of clinton should have exploited. having you think, stephen bannon there will help them to get off the case of clinton because he knows a lot about hillary and bill clinton? do you think it will help them ?ake less enforced heirs -- errors. n

for the two-run home run. it was 2-1 mets, but noah couldn't hang on to that. victor martinez, johnson with the two-run shot. they added to it from there. another run scores. allowed four runs as he takes the loss, 4-3. the mets still cannot get two in a row. by this time next week, the jets and giants will have the season. it can get tense, which is exactly what happened with gang green today in florin park. a little spat broke out between brandon marshall. some chippiness, if you will. it's not acceptable to marshall. >> i did it, so, kind of went too far, but a thin line between football and being a again, you know, can't let nobody slap me in my face. >> every year it happens. it's tough when you're going against the same guys day after day. >> get it out now. >> well, they can use that fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fibe

now up seven-six, angel pagan, two run home run off louise gar see a giant take the lead. fightins coming back in the sixth, franco, clutch, up the middle it goes. franco's fourth hit of the game. and new to the eighth inning we will go, aaron altear, a clutch hit right there. odubel herrera is in. so is caesar hernandez. phillies regaining the lead. cameron rupp, a grown man shot, send it along, three run home run, phillies win 13-eight. amazing game at citizens bank park. >>> that is all for sports i'm don bell, have a great day. >>> home plate humpier at last night's phillies game said he heard something he doesn't often hear in philadelphia, cheers. >> bob davidson said he heard enough of something else and he took matters in his own hand. davidson says a man sitting 15 rows back was giving him a hard time if you davidson didn't act on it until the fan started using foul lack wage. he asked to have the fanny joke and that is when he heard cheers from the phillies faithful. >> special guests are headed to city hall this morning. >> they come bearing gifts. tennis champi

a third run scored on a sack fly. and then he hit it high and deep to center, two run shot. indians win 8-0 as gray is charged with 7 of those runs in 3 innings. his record falls to 5-10. >> it was a marathon final day, the pga championship, they had to play 36 holes today. jimmy walker was trying to go wire to wire. bunker on 10. that is his first birdie of the round. jason day in front of walker. he has to go for the green for a chance to win. look where the shot ends up. a chance for an eagle. look at the speed of the putt. day puts the pressure on walker. walker needs to par at 18 to win. he puts it on the green. he needed to 2 putt and that is what he did. he wins his first career major and all four majors this year have been won by first timers. walker gets to hoist the trophy. >> there you have it. lots more coming up -- >> 36 holes, a lot of golf. >> it is. they do that in amateur championship -- [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. >>> got back up and went out on the ice. i have been loving it ever since. >> who said 77 is too old to figure skate. >> a pair of

said if he wasce to run for president, he would run as a republican. we got hillary. she is the one who first started issue withr president obama and found out there was nothing to it. she handed it off to the republicans. they pounded it until people started believing it. there was nothing to it. there are still people that believe his mother went to kenya or what ever and had him. it could go back to him going to school and find out he has been here all these years. he has a birth announcement that he was born in hawaii and it was the hospital that put that out. they are still arguing. there are stupid people holding onto this and will believe it. years, -- we have some crazies running today. what's clear about the campaign is that both of these candidates are deeply unpopular. it is hard to think of another race we have had where the two or asparty candidates unpopular as hillary clinton and donald trump are. there are in norman's differences between them in terms of policy and their personality background, the way they think about power. people are being forced to

. >> reporter: suzy favor hamilton has been running for most of her life. >> running took me away from everything. >> reporter: the question has always been to where and from what? >> reporter: stevens point, wisconsin, in the early 1970s blessed with prodigious talent and laser-focused drive, young suzy emerges as a local sports hero. colleges around the country flock to recruit her. she was recruited by 200 colleges to come run. >> that's crazy. i mean, everyone wanted her. everyone wanted suzy. she was that good. >> reporter: she chooses to stay close to home, signing with the university of wisconsin at madison. >> i choose wisconsin because i feel they have a great coach. >> from wisconsin down the homestretch. >> reporter: at wisconsin, her this race her freshman year made everyone take notice. watch as she hurtles head first across the finish line for the win. >> suzy favor is the winner. >> she was fantastic. she won everything in college. she's a midwestern girl from wisconsin. >> the perky little young lady takes over and dominates the women's race. >> she was it. >> reporter:

here, this one is a hit-and-run. we've we've got major crash on the seaboard, crime scene investigators now, who are beginning their work right there, you can see, it really -- looks at the intersecting point between m and new hampshire there. there's a number of hotels, bars, restaurants around this area and police are also being very strict about making sure that pedestrians and news crews don't get too close. now, from what we understand from people we talked to on the scene didn't witness what happened but they did hear the ambulance take the victim away to the hospital. what we're seeing on the scene is what's evidence is left at police are trying to mark and catalogue and very careful measurements on the street to make sure they know where everything was at what time. what we were able to see. was a backpack. i hadded one of the investigators if they had any information? the only thing they have at this point is some sort of a black vehicle but we'll be standing by to bring you the latest as we get new developm

two runs coming on back-to-back home runs and the 2nd. by the time, the d-backs already had a four run lead. a three run home run in the sixth to make it 92 -- 9-2 arizona. >>> reporter: the championship game between south korea and new york in the little league world series. pitcher ryan harless strikes out and limits south korea to five hits as new york wins 2-1 to become the first united states winner since 2011. it was also new york's first championship since 1964. >>> the irish hills in michigan 400. kyle larson takes the lead from chase elliott to go and then hangs on to grab his first win in the nascar sprint cup series. with the win, chase gets himself a spot in the 16 car field in the chase for the championship. it is larson's first sprint cup win. kevin harvick runs out -- rounds out the top five. >> that's a lot of work after that third race. thanks to target and everyone on this team, chad, the pit crew. i thought at that last stop we wouldn't make it back. >> rate for kyle larson but the cardinals are still struggling on offe

stein that running with me is not going to be as adventurous as running with sherry. you all know when you run with sherry, you better be ready to go to jail. [laughter] i tried to avoid jail, myself. running with sherry, it can happen. at new york, what year was that? the national convention, one of those illegal gatherings and they told sherry that there would be no marches in new york. of course, they organized a rally anyway and the police surrounded the square. they tried to contain is. i had a chance to speak, and i saw was happening. i said i would speak and then i'm getting out of here. you know what? the people are coming out, more and more in the police barricades were pushed further and further back. let's see what is going to happen. the people are ready to step off and sherry said we are stepping off and i said when the masses are moving like this, you have to be with the masses and i joined that line with them and we walked and it was the only successful non-permitted march at the convention. that is my sister. [cheers] let me thank the organizers of the

the running back is brandon burks. free agent. they think he can run. corkscrews his way up to the 26. he picks up four. pa guard. they have lane taylor playing the left guard. spriggs remains the tackle on the left side. murphy, a six rounder from stanford is the right tackle. and the center can play all five positions on that offensive line. >> rich: that helps the players. we talk about the more you can do, position versatility, he can play every position along the offensive line, including barclay. >> kevin: burks remains, second down and sixth. patrick and closing the door mcbryde. gain of a yard. up to the 27. >> rich: you have a player like don barclay, maybe you be don't need to keep the extra offensive lineman. you have a guy like that who can play a couple different positions, can play on the right side, on the left side. a smart guy. obviously he can play the position. there will be a lot of flexibility when it comes to making the final roster cut down to 53. >> kevin: at the top. your screen, geronimo allison, who is coming off a very good s