and why don't we know it about jackie robinson? - i know why we don't know it first of all, which is we live in a media culture which we are buried in a tsunami of informaiton so what tends to happen - some of even true. - a few things are true, and what we have is a kind of superficial conventional wisdom that then accrues, i think i know who jackie robinson is. he turned the other cheek for three years, all this stuff. maybe know a little bit more, branch ricky is god who bestows points like michael angelo's finger and bestows his son. this real story is so much more complicated that everything changes, and what's so nice is that the complexity doesn't diminish him, and this isn't revisionism where the pendulum swings to where we're not throwing him out because he's. - we understand he's a demential human being. this is a multi-generational portrait of an african american family, which you don't get very often. this is an extraordinary love story between two people who loved each other but not without it's tensions and it's flash

[inaudible] another record for jackie joyner-kersee. [inaudible] jackie joyner-kersee is the first lady of track and field. [applause] >> please welcome our internet essentials spokesperson, jackie joyner-kersee. >> thank you. thank you so very much. i truly appreciate it. it is just really-when i walked through the door and i was greeted with so many of you and you know, it just really did my heart well because i grew up in a community similar to yours and i understand the importance of what it feels like to be in a community that is underserved or people overlook you or don't think you deserb this and i'm so humble to be the national spokesperson for internet essentials and grateful to comcast. and as i watched the video and listen to the music it said just like fire, just like the magic, access to the internet is just like fire and you will see the magic that it will make in your lives and it is each and ever one of you deserve to have access because that is what we all want is access. as a olympic athlete growing up in east saint le

always here. >> she is 87-year-old jackie douglas. her charter boat inherited her nickname. >> wacky jacky, i love it. [ laughter ] >> reporter: on a cool summer day this san francisco native departed fisherman's wharf to bring her passengers closer to the prized salmon. the ocean has been her second home for decades. >> i get excited when i see a rod go. when i hear a clicker. thank god i've got years. >> ♪ >> reporter: the story of wacky jacky goes back a half-century when her late husband introduced her to fishing. she passed her coast guard exam in 1972. rare for a lady at the time. since then she has taken an estimated 150,000 anglers from all over the world outside the golden gate to get the catch. each trip is fueled with a potent level of energy that refuses to age. >> this is pretty exciting. takes me away from all the work i do at home. all that stuff. pta. [ laughter ] >> reporter: in between navigating changing ocean conditions, cruising by whales, and finding the hot fishing spot, jackie has raised a large fishing famil

and jackie wouldn't go until pat nixon asked her to come back. now, more time had passed, but it's interesting to see this meeting between a republican fist lady and a democrat, i mean, two women who could not be more different, you know, standard bearers for their party. and it's a really dramatic scene where on february 3, 1971, jackie visited the white house for the first time since her husband's assassination. and it's a private -- there was a private visit. she would only go if no one knew about it. she didn't want any press there, and she went for the unveiling of the official portraits, hers and her husband's portrait. and she brought along 13-year-old caroline and 10-year-old john kennedy jr., and they had a very awkward dinner with the nixons where john kennedy jr. apparently spilled his milk and lightened the mood considerably. it was very difficult for her to go back. i mean, there were a lot of happy memories, but it was also very sad for her. and there were wonderful letters at the kennedy library that are just incredible that john k

[inaudible] another record for jackie joyner-kersee. [inaudible] jackie joyner-kersee is the first lady of track and field. [applause] >> please welcome our internet essentials spokesperson, jackie joyner-kersee. >> thank you. thank you so very much. i truly appreciate it. it is just really-when i walked through the door and i was greeted with so many of you and you know, it just really did my heart well because i grew up in a community similar to yours and i understand the importance of what it feels like to be in a community that is underserved or people overlook you or don't think you deserb this and i'm so humble to be the national spokesperson for internet essentials and grateful to comcast. and as i watched the video and listen to the music it said just like fire, just like the magic, access to the internet is just like fire and you will see the magic that it will make in your lives and it is each and ever one of you deserve to have access because that is what we all want is access. as a olympic athlete growing up in east saint le

smack she is the captain of her boat known around san francisco bay as wacky jackie.>> reporter: days gone by, where she was in as little in petet as she was , she's to work the rozen wheels -- and reels incredibly. it's amazing what she's done . all these years. >> reporter: she is 87-year-old jackie douglas, her charter board -- boat inherited her nickname. >> wacky jackie, i love it. >>> on a cool summer day , the san francisco native brings her passengers closer to price salmon. the ocean has been her 2nd home for decades.>> reporter: you get the same level of excitement? >> i get excited when i see a rod, when i hear the clicker, they got i've years. -- thank god i've got years. >> reporter: the story of wacky jackie goes back a half-century when her late husband introduced her to shoot -- to fishing. she poster coastguard exam in 1952, where for woman that. since then she 2nd 150,000 anglers from all over the world outside the golden gate to get the catch. each trip fueled with energy that refuses to age. >> my son said, this is pretty exciting. it takes me away from the work i

jackie. >> a perry township man is dead. according to the canton repository, his son could face charges in the death. that man was found dead at a son had an argument that turned physical. right now, the juvenile prosecutor is looking at the case to see what charges some can face. >>> a massileon murder trial hangs with a -- ends with a hung jury the second time. she's accused of shooting her husband 10 times on new year's eve in 2014. the jurors couldn't decide if it was murder or self-defense. according to the massileon independent, the jury vote was 9-3 in that decision must be unanimous. she could face a third trial or prosecutors could drop charges. >>> and right now, cleveland police are looking for a driver who ran a red light and crashed into another car killing a woman. the plane dealer reports the 49- year-old shirley duncan barns was leaving her 30th high school reunion when her car was hit by a stolen 2005 chrysler near the lee harvard plaza shopping center. barns keyed at the -- died at police. >>> and now to th

she is the captain of her boat known as wacky jackie, mark has her story. >> reporter: come onto mama you son of a gun! okay he's got em, ya hoo! >> days gone by when she wasn't as little and petite she used to work the rods and reels. >> it is amazing. >> she is 87-year-old jackie douglas. >> they call me wacky jackie, i love it. >>> on a cool summer day this san francisco native bringing passengers closer to the pride solomon, the ocean has been her second home. >> been excited when i see a rod goes, ree, ree! >> the story goes back a half century when her late husband introduced her to fishing she passed her coast guard exam in 1972 rare for a lady at the time. this then, has taken an estimated 1,000 anglers from all over the world outside the golden gate to get that trap and refuses to age. >> this is pretty exciting, i kind of like this, it takes me away from all the work i do at home, all that stuff, fairs and pta. >>> between navigating changing ocean conditions cruising my whales and finding a hot fishing spot, jackie has a large fishing family. >> they are waiting for us! woo

-jackie: thank you. -lemonis: it looks really good. -jackie: yay, i'm so excited. lemonis: it's been just over seven months since we shook hands on the deal. my initial investment was $635,000, but to date, i have close to $1.4 dollars. $150,000 went towards paying additional payables, including a $70,000 past-due major league baseball bill. $200,000 went towards building out the warehouse. the balance of the money went towards new inventory. but i hate to say it -- i'm already seeing a pattern with scott. he's come back time and time and time again for more money, which prompted me to bring in dan, a wharton mba graduate, to help the family but more importantly be my eyes and ears on a daily basis. why don't you guys give me a tour? i want to kind of have you walk me through what's changed. wow. look at this place. scott: so what's changed is we tried to organize the bins a little bit where we know what's in each aisle. you can walk down and find a bin label to locate what's on that master list. lemonis: it's way better than it used to be. scott: it's much more or

thank god i've got ears. >> reporter: the story of wacky jackie goes back to a decade. it was rare at time. since then she has taken an estimated 150,000 anglers from all over the world outside the golden gate to get that catch. each trip is fueled with the level of energy that refuses to age. >> and i say that this is pretty exciting. to take me away from, you know, all the work that i do at home and all that stuff and that it is better than pta. [ laughter ] >> reporter: in between navigating changing the ocean conditions, finding a hot fishing spot. jackie has shown you the large fishing family. >> oh well they are waiting for us. >> reporter: that last voice is coming from the captain more like a son. this is is eric one of the people that set up the equipment to help out with the passenger. and over all these years, wacky jackie has had about 12 for the first one that will be out on this boat today, but she is over there. >> reporter: craig hanson is the captain. as a kid he would fish off the piers. while listening to his radio he heard about a lady called wacky j

positive.ot all jackie: that's the thing, why wouldn't he be leading? in the free media, the coverage is of things he's said that have backfired on him. coverage really since he became effectively the republican nominee has been he had than it was when opponents in the republican race. gwen: does it feel to any of you we're stuck still in the primary campaign? especially on the republican did so spectacular well without having to have spent any money, that he thinks campaign inhe same the general election but it's different, not to mention the fact that we're counting electoral votes. michael: the answer is what day is it this week. came out of the primary believing that the people at his rallies could make -- majority of the country. he was talking about winning in inhigan and huge numbers pennsylvania and new york state because he knows these people and he was talking to people he sees when he goes to an arena and that group is not enough -- ofn: we've all been to a lot arenas on the night before a loss that were packed. michael: and the people who wa

jackie callaway,ak >> thank you, jackie. >>> a bold thief. police need your help getting him off of the street. this is on hillsborough avenue. tpd says he snatched a money from a security worker and ran off. the worker had just finished emptying an atm. if you know anything about the into 7 vehicles at stride fitness and cross fit in lutz and the rec center. cameras spot this had car at two of the locations. ything ab case, call the pasco county sheriff's office. >>> governor rick scott authorizing $25 million in state funding to develop a zika virus vaccine. that money will be used to expedite a vaccine and develop co the governor said he was forced to act because washington still has not approved any new federal money. as of late this afternoon, there are 92 confirmed cases of nontravel related zika virus in florida and another 682 travel related cases. >>> now the most accurate weather team in florida, abc action weather. >> good evening, everybody. if you notice in jackie's live down up to -- downtown. that's between wesley chapel and ze

and lady byrd so i wanted to start with jackie also because she's probably next to el -- eleanor and i was happy because i got to speak with a few resident staffers including the head butler who he was very tough to get for the first book he would not answer my phone calls but then finally i was able to get an interview with him and he had some great stories that were really illuminating about the obamas in the white house because he was one of the butlers who worked on the second floor. one thing that i thought was interesting was the security concerns that the obamas and every first family faces but specially the obamas and he talked about in the truman balcony, sometimes the butlers would suggest that they would not eat outside because there were too many people crowded in the south lawn and when they do see the president and the white house they have to make sure they're positioned behind columns. it's a really incredibly, stressful place to live and i thought that really shed like on the prison-like elements of the white house that michelle obama has talked about recently and ho

good morning, sarah. >> reporter: good morning, terrence and jackie. the blue angels make about 30 stops every year across the country on their schedule, but this stop here in cleveland is really special to one of their crew members because he called the twists, the turns, the speed. the blue angels captivating 73 years at the cleveland national air show, including drew. >> my dad brings me every year. every year the blue angels came. >> reporter: years later, verbal wears a blue angels uniform. >> i never thought that i would actually be a part of the team and be back here. >> reporter: while most spend time looking at the hornets in the air, he inspects them on sure this is still good and on there. just go around and look at all of the aircraft's landing gear. >> reporter: his job is to make sure the planes look great, free of nicks and corrosions. it's not an easy task. >> they look at the paint j. >> reporter: he hopes to inspire others in the crowd. >> you look long hours. but to see everyone's faces when we start flying is great. >> reporter: and

i'm jackie fernandez. >> and i'm terrence lee. sarah fin has more on what happened to thousands of students. nick foley has the latest updates and meg shaw has some big changes for ohio's education plan. >> and let's start with weather and traffic together and is withmarra theodore. welcome back from vacation. >> and thank you and good morning. >> the note? >> so beautiful. >> and let's get a check on the radar. everyone is dry or dealing with rain. -- with rain. and i am watching this shower and that has a northeasterly push to it and i will keep by eye on that for you. this morning is not the wet stuff we're going to worry about but temperatures rising afternoon. we had an on-and-off chance of isolated thunderstorms and be on the lookout for that. by 2:00 p.m., nearing 90 and going for a high of 93 and again, your typical summer's day. a mix of sun and clouds and a shot of thunderstorms. over to you, john. >>> and no accidents to report. a nice commute for you and for other folks in the wood mill area, there are slowdowns in the

she's been taught to do a lot of things to help jackie. she has an instagram channel called chronically jackie. jackie suffers from narcolepsy and epilepsy and calls these invisible illnesses, but she has harlow here to help her out, because sometimes the chronic pick things up and she has an assistance dog in the form of harlow. >> good dog. thank you. >> oh, my gosh. did you notice anything, though? >> well, not for long. >> shut it. good girl. come here. >> wow. that's impressive. you can have a little dog slobber on all your clothes, but that's okay if you're a dog lover. >> yes, florida. it's pretty impressive what harlow has been taught to do in the course of a year. she's been getting thousands of hits on the internet because of what she's been able to learn, but i think it's great jackie is sharing the images with her, because a lot of people probably might not want to do that, but i think it's great she does. this is why you don't want to go up and pet the dog, even though it's a beautiful dog. this is a working dog. >> this next

she's been taught to do a lot of things to help jackie. she has an instagram channel called chronically jackie. jackie suffers from narcolepsy and epilepsy and calls these invisible illnesses, but she has harlow here to help her out, because sometimes the chronic illnesses flare up and she can't pick things up and assistance dog in the form of harlow. >> good dog. thank you. >> oh, my gosh. did you notice anything, though? >> well, not for long. >> shut it. good girl. come here. >> wow. that's impressive. you can have a little dog slobber on all your clothes, but that's okay if you're a dog lover. >> yes, good. >> resides in tampa bay, harlow has been taught to do in the course of a year. she's been getting thousands of hits on the internet because of what she's been able to learn, but i think it's great jackie is sharing the images with her, because a lot of people probably might not want to do that, but i think it's great she does. this is why you don't want to go up and pet the dog, even though it's a beautiful dog. this is a working do

good morning. >> reporter: and good morning, terrence and jackie. people can start getting in at here, but i want to give you another live look inside of this stage in the chairs and bleachers that are set up there and ready for clinton and kaine to be here. they'll be talking about the resilience of workers. recent national poll finds trump has caught up to clinton. trump tweeting that the polls are so close, crooked hillary is getting out of bed and will campaign tomorrow and we're learning that trump might be hitting flying into the regional airport and no word on what time. both candidates focusing heavily on the buckeye state and clinton was in cleveland less than three weeks ago on the west side and this visit coincides with the 45th annual 11th congressional district community caucus labor day parade and festival and begins at 10 at east 146th and kinsman and that is about a mile and a half walk here and clinton will we'll be here and have all of the information on air and on our news netted 5 app. sarah phinney, newschannel 5. >> thank you.

jackie and eleanor had seven children, four of which survived. martha who in 1776, i will focus on as the matriarch of the peter family, born in in 1777 given -- 1777. room atas born in the mount vernon on december 31, 1777 and she is the only one of the four grandchildren to be born at mount vernon. upon hearing news of her birth, george washington wrote to his stepson jackie congratulating him on the birth of another daughter. less than three years later jackie custis died in november , 1781 and the children were split. the two eldest remained with their mother eleanor while the two younger children went to mount vernon where they lived with their grandparents. less than two years after jackie's death, his widow eleanor remarried. dr. david stewart, her new husband and martha's stepfather, was in alexandria physician and family friend of george washington's. eleanor and dr. stewart had an additional 13 children from their marriage. although martha remained at the plantation, she was a frequent visitor to mount vernon. in 1785, robert edge pine

she's been taught to do a lot of things to help jackie. she has an instagram channel called chronically jackie. jackie suffers from narcolepsy and epilepsy and calls these because sometimes the chronic illnesses flare up and she can't pick things up and she has an assistance dog in the form of harlow. >> good dog. thank you. >> oh, my gosh. did you notice anything, though? >> well, not for long. >> shut it. good girl. come here. >> wow. that's impressive. you can have a little dog slobber on all your lover. >> yes, good. >> resides in tampa bay, florida. it's pretty impressive what harlow has been taught to do in the course of a year. she's been getting thousands of hits on the internet because of what she's been able to learn, but i think it's great jackie is sharing the images with her, because a lot of people probably might not want to do that, but i think it's great she does. this is why you don't want to go up and pet the dog, even though it's a beautiful dog. >> i say, good girl. >> this next video is heavy in all respects. this is r

jackie, my point is that donald trump sees this as a feather in his cap. he sees this as having been powerful and is there some argument to be made from donald trump that he did something that others could not? >> so, as david said earlier, david trump likes to surround himself by conservative media. and in that world, that is a very powerful point that he's making. unfortunately, in the real world and also as a symbol, particularly to black voters of a racist crusade. one of the other reasons top of mind for donald trump. michelle obama has attacked him on the campaign trail this week. this is another issue that he can't let it go. he needs to be right, even when he's wrong. >> that's also interesting. even a line of questioning. you know, is there an argument to be made that he had input. even if that argument could be made, that's a terrible argument for him. that's why i don't understand. there's no satisfaction in that. >> there's a little bit of satisfaction for me because trying to get into donald trump's mind is a valuable exercise and he's talking

she's been taught to do a lot of things to help jackie. she has an instagram channel called chronically jackie. jackie suffers from narcolepsy and epilepsy and calls these invisible illnesses, but she has harlow here to help her out, because sometimes the chronic illnesses flare up and she can't assistance dog in the form of harlow. >> good dog. thank you. >> oh, my gosh. did you notice anything, though? >> well, not for long. >> shut it. good girl. come here. >> wow. that's impressive. you can have a little dog slobber on all your clothes, but that's okay if you're a dog lover. >> yes, good. >> resides in tampa bay, harlow has been taught to do in the course of a year. she's been getting thousands of hits on the internet because of what she's been able to learn, but i think it's great jackie is sharing the images with her, because a lot of people probably might not want to do that, but i think it's great she does. this is why you don't want to go up and pet the dog, even though it's a beautiful dog. this is a working dog. >> i say, good g

she's been taught to do a lot of things to help jackie. she has an instagram channel called chronically jackie. jackie suffers from narcolepsy and epilepsy and calls these invisible illnesses, but she has harlow here to help her out, pick things up and she has an assistance dog in the form of harlow. >> good dog. thank you. >> oh, my gosh. did you notice anything, though? >> well, not for long. >> shut it. good girl. come here. >> wow. that's impressive. you can have a little dog slobber on all your clothes, but that's okay if you're a dog lover. >> ye >> resides in tampa bay, florida. it's pretty impressive what harlow has been taught to do in the course of a year. she's been getting thousands of hits on the internet because of what she's been able to learn, but i think it's great jackie is sharing the images with her, because a lot of people probably might not want to do that, but i think it's great she does. this is why you don't want to go up and pet the dog, even though it's a beautiful dog. this is a working dog. >> this next video i

she's been taught to do a lot of things to help jackie. she has an instagram channel called chronically jackie. jackie suffers from narcolepsy and epilepsy and calls these invisible illnesses, but she has harlow here to help her out, because sometimes the chronic illnesses flare up and she can't pick things up and she has an assistance dog in the form of harlow. >> good dog. thank you. >> oh, my gosh. did you notice anything, though? >> well, not for long. >> shut it. good girl. come here. >> wow. that's impressive. you can have a little dog slobber on all your clothes, but that's okay if you're a dog >> resides in tampa bay, florida. it's pretty impressive what harlow has been taught to do in the course of a year. she's been getting thousands of hits on the internet because of what she's been able to learn, but i think it's great jackie is sharing the images with her, because a lot of people probably might not want to do that, but i think it's great she does. this is why you don't want to go up and pet the dog, even though it's a beautifu

in sunnydale jackie ward keep yaks five. >>> jackie, thank you. many are remembering rose pak and activist who -- an activist who always left a good impression. >> her health had been in question for some time but because she was one of those people that was larger than life. rose pak was born in china that she burst onto the san francisco scene first as a reporter for the conical and then as a community activist. as a longtime leader of the chinese chamber of commerce and has helped many immigrants resettle in the city. family and friends gathered yesterday next to the street named after her, rose pak weight . caretaker dis -- rose pak's way. a caretaker discovered her home and she had recently received a transplanted kidney overseas. >> she was the friend and enemy of mayors and board of supervisors but at the end of the day she was a lovely person and i will miss her. >> rose pak was known for her biting wick -- wit and beating mockery and always delivered with a smile. she kept her eye on the prize. last month she was upset about keeping stock

she's been taught to do a lot of things to help jackie. she has an instagram channel called chronically jackie. jackie suffers from narcolepsy and epilepsy and calls these invisible illnesses, but she has harlow here to help her out, because sometimes the chronic illnesses flare up and s pick things up and she has an assistance dog in the form of harlow. >> good dog. thank you. >> oh, my gosh. did you notice anything, though? >> well, not for long. >> shut it. good girl. come here. >> wow. that's impressive. you can have a little dog slobber on all your clothes, but that's okay if you're a dog florida. it's pretty impressive what harlow has been taught to do in the course of a year. she's been getting thousands of hits on the internet because of what she's been able to learn, but i think it's great jackie is sharing the images with her, because a lot of people probably might not want to do that, but i think it's great she does. this is why you don't want to go up and pet the dog, even though it's a beautiful dog. this is a working dog. >>

she's been taught to do a lot of things to help jackie. she has an instagram channel called chronically jackie. jackie suffers from narcolepsy and epilepsy and calls these invisible illnesses, but she has harlow here to help her out, because sometimes the chronic pick things up and she has an assistance dog in the form of harlow. >> good dog. thank you. >> oh, my gosh. did you notice anything, though? >> well, not for long. >> shut it. good girl. come here. >> wow. that's impressive. you can have a little dog slobber on all your clothes, but that's okay if you're a dog lover. >> yes, >> resides in tampa bay, florida. it's pretty impressive what harlow has been taught to do in the course of a year. she's been getting thousands of hits on the internet because of what she's been able to learn, but i think it's great jackie is sharing the images with her, because a lot of people probably might not want to do that, but i think it's great she does. this is why you don't want to go up and pet the dog, even though it's a beautiful dog. this is a w

she's been taught to do a lot of things to help jackie. she has an instagram channel called chronically jackie. jackie suffers from narcolepsy and epilepsy and calls these invisible illnesses, but she has harlow here to help her out, because sometimes the chronic assistance dog in the form of harlow. >> good dog. thank you. >> oh, my gosh. did you notice anything, though? >> well, not for long. >> shut it. good girl. come here. >> wow. that's impressive. you can have a little dog slobber on all your clothes, but that's okay if you're a dog lover. >> yes, good. >> resi florida. it's pretty impressive what harlow has been taught to do in the course of a year. she's been getting thousands of hits on the internet because of what she's been able to learn, but i think it's great jackie is sharing the images with her, because a lot of people probably might not want to do that, but i think it's great she does. this is why you don't want to go up and pet the dog, even though it's a beautiful dog. this is a working dog. >> this next video is heavy i

she's been taught to do a lot of things to help jackie. she has an instagram channel called chronically jackie. jackie suffers from narcolepsy and epilepsy and calls these invisible illnesses, but she has harlow here to help her out, because sometimes the chronic illnesses flare up and she can't pick things up and she has an assistance dog in the form of thank you. >> oh, my gosh. did you notice anything, though? >> well, not for long. >> shut it. good girl. come here. >> wow. that's impressive. you can have a little dog slobber on all your clothes, but that's okay if you're a dog lover. >> yes, good. >> resides in tampa bay, florida. it's pretty impressive what the course of a year. she's been getting thousands of hits on the internet because of what she's been able to learn, but i think it's great jackie is sharing the images with her, because a lot of people probably might not want to do that, but i think it's great she does. this is why you don't want to go up and pet the dog, even though it's a beautiful dog. this is a working dog. >>

she's been taught to do a lot of things to help jackie. she has an instagram channel called chronically jackie. jackie suffers from narcolepsy and epilepsy and calls these invisible illnesses, but she has harlow here to help her out, because sometimes the chronic illnesses flare up and she can't pick things up and she has an assistance dog in the form of harlow. >> good dog. thank you. >> oh, my gosh. did you notice anything, though? >> well, not for long. >> shut it. good girl. come here. >> wow. that's impressive. you can have a little dog slobber on all your clothes, but that's okay if you're a dog lover. >> yes, good. >> resides in tampa bay, florida. it's pretty impressive what harlow has been taught to do in the course of a year. she's been getting thousands of hits on the internet because of what she's been able to learn, but i think it's great jackie is sharing the images with her, because a lot of people probably might not want to do that, but i think it's great she does. this is why you don't want to go up and pet the dog, even t

it sort of disappeared like jackie said. he trailed off into answers that were sometimes total totally incoherent and getting into the weeds on his position on iraq. there were a lot of missed opportunities for him there. i think she clearly did what she needed to do last night in the sense that it was such a smooth performance. she never really got rattled by him. you know, maybe some people will say little bit too robotic. smiling through the insults. she really was in command on that stage. >> here is the moment that people thought was strong when he talked about trade. listen. >> your husband signed nafta which was one of the worst things that happened to the manufacturing industry. go to new england, ohio, pennsylvania. go anywhere you want, secretary clinton. you will see devastation where manufacturing is down 30% and 40% and 50%. nafta is the worst trade deal signed anywhere. certainly ever signed in the country. now you want to approve trans-pacific partnership. you were in favor of it. you know if you did win, you

[inaudible] another record for jackie joyner-kersee. [inaudible] jackie joyner-kersee is the first lady of track and field. [applause] >> please welcome our internet essentials spokesperson, jackie joyner-kersee. >> thank you. thank you so very much. i truly appreciate it. it is just really-when i walked through the door and i was greeted with so many of you and you know, it just really did my heart well because i grew up in a community similar to yours and i understand the importance of what it feels like to be in a community that is underserved or people overlook you or don't think you deserb this and i'm so humble to be the national spokesperson for internet essentials and grateful to comcast. and as i watched the video and listen to the music it said just like fire, just like the magic, access to the internet is just like fire and you will see the magic that it will make in your lives and it is each and ever one of you deserve to have access because that is what we all want is access. as a olympic athlete growing up in east saint le

that came out very clearly because jackie kennedy would not go back to the white house when ladybird ask for it was too painful after the assassination but she really wanted her to come back for the dedication of the garden in her name so pat nixon asked her bed now more time had passed but it is interesting to see the meeting between the republican and democrat in the two women who cannot be more different. it is a dramatic scene in 1971 she visited the white house for the first time since the assassination. it was a private visit she only went nobody knew what she did not want any press can be unveiling of the portrait and brought along 30 year-old caroline and 10 year-old john kennedy, jr. and had an awkward dinner word john kennedy's built his milky light into the mood was difficult for her to go back there was happy memories but also very sad and they're wonderful letters at the kennedy library that our incredible that john kennedy, jr. wrote to pat nixon and president nixon saying icahn never thank you more for showing the white house i liked everything about it he talked about

jackie? >> reporter: kenny, of course a lot of people want to get out on the water for the last unofficial day of summer. the coast guard is using an incident yesterday as an example of whatnot to do. a man was found face down in the park yesterday afternoon. luckily, two of the tourists, one who is a life guard in the uk dove in and saved the man. >> he was face down in the water with a life jacket on and we thought he was going to go under. >> reporter: an hour after the rescue, the coast guard searched for other poem and the boat the wan -- other people and the boat the man may have fallen from, but they didn't find anything. the latest we are hearing is that the man is in critical condition. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> there's no service at the park due to repairs, a shuttle bus will take riders back and forth. the bridge will close at 11:00 once again today. the locks will reopen at 5:00. the goal is minimize the back ups from all of that holiday traffic. >>> we have had a few issues on the

jackie sissel was one of the first reporters on scene. jackie? >> reporter: good morning. it's hard to believe it was a year ago. just a couple weeks ago we were at lower lake where the fire ravaged homes there. they still have a lot of work to do even a year later. >> and talk about -- you've been to a gazillion fires. this one had to be a lot scarier. >> reporter: you could see the glow and the huge plume of smoke but it wasn't until i got to highway 29, cally stow ga that this was bigger than anything i had seen. they had their horse trailers, all their belongings thrown in trucks. people were trying to get out. >> what was it like driving into the fire where you're seeing everyone else leaving? >> reporter: well, at that point i got behind a khp car -- chp car. unfortunately, for all the people who were fleeing, they were stuck in traffic. this wasn't until you got to middle town that you knew then what they were coming for. the entire downtown area was on fire. >> it was a year ago and the story's over. all these seem today trying to recover. >> as i went through you

priorities usa action is responsible jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen, and as a computer programmer, i created apps... before they were called "apps" and i learned there's always a smart solution. as president of my synagogue, 'll work with democrats and republicans to make all of nevada a leader in solar, to improve our schools, and create good jobs. i approved this message because i know we can >> marie: look what a new jersey police dash cam captured. >> reed: let me in! >> marie: this unusual encounter when a deer tried to jump into the driver's seat of a woman's car. 43-year-old ellen sager had struck that deer with her car so he pulled over to the side of the road. she wanted to check on the animal. see opened the door and the deer said you want to help a sister out and take me to the hospital maybe? well they ended up getting the deer out into safety and the patrol after that odd incident. poor thing. i hope it is okay. >> reed: i am from the country. i just have to tell you city friend of mine, it's not a sister. there's horns on that sister. >> marie: i'm sorry. [ laughter ] okay. her

. >> seeing him talking to jackie speier -- congresswomen jackie speier -- here is -- is really instrumental in leading this fight, but you're in the trenches. you're -- you're living this. what do we do? >> [ sighing ] what do we do? well, um, we keep the conversation going... by sharing with people about the topic. a lot of people still don't realize that this occurs in the military. >> they don't want to believe it. >> they don't want to believe it. they're shocked. they're still making it a gender issue. they're still making it an issue of sexual preference. they're not realizing that this is about a human-rights issue, and it's not about male. it's not about female. and so, what we're trying to do is educate people, educate the civilian world, as well, because when a rapist leaves the military, they go back into the civilian population, and then the heinous crimes continue. so, the main thing is to -- >> so, why now? is that because the outside world, it doesn't prosecute. right now, it's prosecuted in the military, right? >> no, it's not. that's the problem. the problem is, you see the

jackie? >> reporter: good morning. this is the last official day of summer. people want to be out on the water, but the coast guard is advising people to play it safe and they are using yesterday as an example. yesterday, a man was found face down. lucky, two tourists were there and one a life guard. they went in and saved the man. >> he was face down and we thought he was going to go under. >> reporter: an hour after the event, the coast guard searched for others but didn't find anything. this is the third major rescue. the latest update on the man, by the way is that he is in critical condition. jackie ward reporting. >>> friends and family are remembering two teenagers who died in a car crash on 880. more than 1000 gathered to remember the two. >> a great brother. a great cousin. it's just, um, it's just a cold, cold day in union city, you know? >> the crash happened yesterday in hayward. officials are saying one of the teens lost control of the car and crashed into a pick up truck. >>> br

jackie kucinich with me, the washington bureau chief for the daily beast. michael warren, staff writer for the weekly standard. david swarloff, assistant editor for "the washington post" and todd graham is the debate director for southern illinois carbondale. welcome to all of you. so, todd, big, big huge picture, you hear mr. trump saying i had a bad microphone. lester holt threw me really awful questions. who won this debate? >> well, i think it was pretty easy who lost this debate. donald trump had a very, very bad night. so when i graded him today on my cnn.com piece, donald trump got an "f." >> why so, why did you give him an "f"? >> well, i mean, there's two aspects to every debate. there's content and delivery. i didn't think he came through on either. as far as his sort of delivery, well, he started with a frown and growls and that was on the first answer from hillary clinton. and it just went from there to his interrupting her constantly over and over and over again. frankly, it was rude and annoying. it was just too much. as for his content, well,

jackie ward, kpix 5. >> jackie, thank you. >>> back to the fire watch coverage in sonoma county. firefighters are battling the sawmill fire that began over the weekend. it has burned 1500 acres east of cloverdale. the fire is 55% contained and no reports of structures damaged. all evacuation orders and road closures lifted yesterday evening. >>> and city officials will decide whether to re-open a local park later this afternoon, alum park. julie? >>> high pressure is holding steady because of a warm, dry air mass, not great news for the firefighters. 90 and dry up north but here's a look at the loma fire where the temperatures will reach upwards of 90 degrees. winds will stay light out of the north northwest and overall, we will see dry and hot conditions once again today. also impacting unhealthy air quality for the east and south bay today and the fire will contribute to more particulate matter. it's a spare the air day bay area wide. it will be another hot one and the full forecast still ahead with the cool down on the horizon. >>> the presidential nominees are back on the cam

jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen, and i learned there's always a smart solution. as president of my synagogue, we found a smart solution to rising energy costs... creating one of the largest solar projects in the state. in congress, i'll work with democrats and republicans to make all of nevada a leader in solar, to improve our schools, and create good jobs. i approved this message because i know we can find smart solutions... even in washington. after 24 schools were named as targets of the so-called "scary clown." (d maryvale student) "i feel like a lot of kids are scared yeah." (diane luna. maryvale student) "were you at school yesterday? no. why not? i don't know i was scared," half of one school's 3,000 students did not show up monday alone after threats were first made on social media. authorities would not specify what exactly the threats said.. only that it involved violence. phoenix police have 3 kids in custody.. and the arizona counter terrorism involved in the investigation. one fast food chain will have you saying "holy guacamole" lets test it out on

], jackie. >> reporter: imagine that. what a concept, right? a seat on muni. we're here at the church and duboce stop on the n line and if you make it here if you are trying to get inbound you're usually shoving through large crowds to get on the train. hopefully that will change soon. this plan has been in the works for years adding shuttles to the busiest muni line in the city in hopes of alleviating overcrowding that starts in cole valley. 40,000 people ride the n-judah every day so as of this morning shuttle trains are lun interest the hillway to the embarcadero -- will run from the hillway to the embarcadero. there's a turnaround so they can turn and and pick up commuters at popular stops. muni will be adding two trains taking two trips back and forth so that four shuttle trains altogether and supervisor london breed will be here to give us more details. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> president obama is in laos. he announced hours ago that the u.s. is committing $90 million over the next three years to he

out, jackie. wow. that's beautiful. oh, my gosh. warren, take off those blindfolds. >> oo la la. >> you're going to love it. >> that's a spectacular look. this. >> oh, my. >> wow. >> look how chic that is. >> you look beautiful. >> oh. i like it. >> love it. love it. >> now one of the biggest hair color faux pas is when your highlight color is too separate from your base color so it looks a little frosted. i softened her base color, made her highlights a little bit more gold. again, moved the part just the most subtle, like barely an eighth of an inch. >> makes a difference. >> makes a huge difference. again, just so much more flatterind new word, lean, on your shoulder. >> ina i'm sure did the makeup which is gorgeous. you happy? >> yes, it's awesome. hi, grandma. >> hi, grand that. >> i love that outfit. >> the outfit is from talbot's. always great to invest in a vest for fall. >> i love it. let's bring both ladies. >> hair color for you to keep it going. >> this is -- this is yours. let's not s

>>jackie sissel: she is in critical condition after the tragic accident that took the lives of for a three year-old son on friday in the person who was arrested is the wife of an alameda county sheriff's deputy issue be charged with driving under the influence in vehicular manslaughter off for people inside of the black family were taken to hospital three children including a 11 year-old one- year-old and three-year-old unfortunately the three-year- old died of his injury the mother was also taken to a local hospital where she remains in critical condition. >>jackie sissel: the debbie's office sent out their condolences to the family and said they obviously understand what they're going through she has built herself of of the jail at this point there has been a goal from the pace set up for the three year-old. >>darya: the victim was hospitalized this is expected to be ok they believe one person was involved in the attack but the have not police a description of the attacker wrecking the from overnight prepared for dead after a small plane crashes this morning we learn the plane was

jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen, and as a computer programmer, i created apps... before they were lled "apps" we found a smart solution to rising energy costs... creating one of the largest solar projects in the state. in congress, i'll work with democrats and republicans to make all of nevada a leader in solar, to improve our schools, and create good jobs. i approved this message because i know we can ((sherry swensk)) >>> slotzilla and mayor carolyn goodman made last night las vegas who became the one-millionth flyer on the fremont street attraction. this is 65- year- old pamella siegel from sacramento... she was in las vegas to celebrate her birthday.. with her daughter and granddaughter: (( pamella siegel/winner: "it was a blast, everyone should do this. it was great." "i will be back many times this year. laughs" )) ((sherry swensk)) >>> looks like pamella needs to make a few more trips to las because she won free rides at slotzilla for a year. she also won one-thousand dollars... and received a special plaque from mayor carolyn goodman. the mayor says slotzi