ron. >> oh, i know that look. that's a guy from seeing the first sights and smells of the miracle childbirth. >> chris: points. kyle. i think he just realized that awesome blossom in a blooming onion are the same thing. >> chris: all right. points. i think we all know what we want when we made that connection. points to kyle. what about this enraged youth? what is fire starter reacting to? ron funches. >> oh, she just got her first period. union. >> it is so, it is how nonchalantly you said it. >> that's not how you look when you get your first period. >> chris: kyle. >> she got her second period. she knows what's coming. >> yeah. >> now that is how you look on your second period. >> it is terrified. >> what, this again? >> >> chris: how about this camping, handsome fellow? >> why is this guy cutting a rug? ron. >> he just got a text from his bank saying his account was above $25. >> chris: points. >> kyle. >> he just won free insulin for being on a diabetes cam on the jumbotron. >> what the (bleep)! >> chris: tha

of you. >> well, murray was a great friend of ron, a great admirer of ron's, great supporter of ron's in his 2008 campaign and helped ron with his work in congress, too. his monetary work. he was -- he wrote a number of great articles about iran, maybe those would be useful for the ron paul institute to collect, ron is a champion of peace, a champion of monetary sanity and a champion of sanitary in general making him, of course, unique in washington, d.c. murray loved ron. he just had the view i think all of us have of him what a great and unique man he is and i sometimes think people in the future will look back and think how lucky we were to be living in the year of ron paul. a great inspiration. [ applause ] >> i just want to pose a paradox that i've encountered in particularly going back to minnesota about three years ago where i talked to a number of libertarians who agreed with me on the anti-war position and what not but it seemed like the success of the libertarian movement has almost paradoxically assisted the military industrial complex because it's pressed a strong argument

the japanese closing in the squad ron was ordered to withdraw. but there wasn't a seat for everyone. >> i was among the six volunteers that volunteered to stay behind. so we went over and we found an old fishing boat which we were going to fix up and sail to australia. we were a mess at this time. we woke up one morning and we were surrounded by japans. they took us and put us in a prison camp. >> he spent three and a half years in brutal captivity with little food or medicine and daddist japanese guards. >> we were less than dirt because we allowed ourselves to be captured. >> with americans at war the eagle squad ron pr value was old and the u.s. needed pilots. in september of '42, the three squad rons were transferred to the u.s. army air force. >> i said they're not going to take me. so i jumped on the train, got to lond london, and they asked me if i intend to go back to the states after the war. i said yes, sir, i want to become an american at the earliest possible time. he said to me, you mean to pell me i'll be able to assistance for over

hence the question i got from ron goldberg recently. ... michelle ... i've finally decided to pay my bills online through my bank. it's been an easy transition but why does the bank take my money out of my account rigth away ... but then take 2 to 3 days to credit it to the payee. amazing question. this has been a point of contention for many people for a long time. in this digital world .. shouldn't the payments be creditied to an account instantly?? it should .. and it soon will. run through something called the a-c-h network ... it stands for automated clearing house. it basically moves money from one account to another . each year it moves more than 40 trillion dollars and nearly 23 billion electronic financial transactions. and it's one of the largest and safest payment systems in the world. and it gets that reputation ... but takeing it's time with the transfers ... eliminating fraud and mistakes. but the federal reserve has approved a same-day ach payments rule that is set to go into effect in september 2016. so soon -- online bill pay will be fa

but before it went viral, ron-ron came home in socks. >>> what did he do? at first i was upset because i'm like we just bought these shoes a day ago for him for school and what god told him to do. i am very proud. >> anchor: making a difference one step at a time. >>> i am just trying to do right. i am trying to change the world. >> anchor: after seeing the pictures someone mailed a brand new pair of shoes to ron-ron. in the newsroom, csar ray french 7 news. >> anchor: coming up just the thing to satisfy your sweet tooth in today's what's cooking a tasty treat from an iconic south shore bakery. >>> never say no to that but i will say no to the heat and humidity at least not for the weekend. we got a cool the weekend as well. details are next. >> anchor: at 6:00 a man convicted after killing a boston police officers getting a new trial. what led to that ruling. >> anchor: an officer in the city will soon be wearing body cameras. a judge denying the union's challenge. we will have much more coming up weren't you just...got it. staples. make more happen. they'

ron sits down with derek jeter. with the former yankee star, what he told him about his plans for the future. can he make his dreams come true? will you have an answer to it, ron? >> it's called a tease, paula. >> i don't know who i'm more excited to see, ron or jeter. >> jeet eer. >> i'm going with ron. >> me, too. star colin kaepernick's national anthem protest. >> the police union who plois the staud ym are threatening to boycott. >> reporter: good morning, paula and dan. the santa clara police union sending a warning letter to team management acknowledging the right of free expression but saying officers have a right work in an enfirmt free of unjustified attacks. new fallout this morning. ? whose broad stripes and bright stars ? >> reporter: police union official warning the san francisco 49ers of a possible boycott, complaining the 49ers organization has taken no action to stop or proe vept mr. kaepernick from continuing to make inaccurate, incorrect, and choose not to accept off-duty work protecting events at

but before it went viral, ron-ron came home in sox. >>> what did he do? and at first i was upset because i'm like we just bought these shoes a day ago for him for school and th that's what god told him to do. i am very proud. >> reporter: making a difference one step at a time. >>> i am just trying to do right and change the world. >> reporter: after seeing the picture someone mailed a brand new pair of shoes to ron-ron. in the newsroom, i'm sara french 7 news. >> anchor: those are stories we love to share with all of you right there because it's positive news. >> anchor: we need that in our day. much more to come next 90 minutes, everyone i'm jadiann thompson. >> anchor: a body camera battle coming to an end in court. when boston police officers will start wearing them. >> anchor: a shocking sight for high school as a man is accused of exposing himself and now ary learning about his troubling past. >> anchor: hot and muggy and timing out showers possible for the weekend. >> anchor: the patriots off to arizona and the fill in quarterback is ready to step

ron run some of the panelists? >> former secretary, andrew cabral and alberto vassallo and the mayor of lawrence ander and we had actually father jack ahearn and i wanted to have a catholic priest, a different look at thinks situation of race not necessarily coming from a black pastor. >> byron: very diverse panel. some are some of the topics that you hit on? >> housing, job training, incarceration, transportation, food deserts, so to speak. you feel about race and how does in person feel about race and we talked about the finer nuances. you know, you may have heard this four black guys walking down the street may be refered to as a gang and four white gay guys would be a group of guys. those nuances that people say every day but don't realize that it may be offensive. that is what we wanted to talk about. >> byron: how important is it to just have the conversn at the dialogue that is going on, all the arguing and things, on california shows and discourse, people are talking past each other a lot. >> that's what wi

ron sits down with derek jeter. the former yankee star, what he told him about his plans for the future. can he make his dreams come true? are you going to have an answer to that, ron? >> it's called a tease, paula. >> okay. >> i don't know who i'm more excited to see, ron or jeter. >> um, jeter. >> i'm going to go with ron. >> okay, me, too. >> thank you. nfl star colin kaepernick's national anthem protest. >> the police union whose officers police the stadium are threatening to boycott. marci gonzalez is here with the very latest on this story. good morning, marci. >> reporter: good morning, paula and dan. the santa clara police union sending a warning letter to team management acknowledging the right of free expression but saying officers have a right to work in an environment free of unjustified and insulting attacks. new fallout this morning from the growing protests by colin kaepernick and some of his fellow athletes. ? whose broad stripes and bright stars ? >> reporter: police union officials now warning the

quite obvious -- >> hang on, i want to hear ron. ron, do you think this will work? >> no, 46% of the millennials say they'll vote. usually the number is 60 or 65. that number is down from everyone. i don't think comedy or naked actors and singers are going to help with anything. liz: jessica, final word? >> i wouldn't call it desperate and the d's and the illiteration, we need to make sure they turn out. please vote in whatever outfit you want. liz: ron and jessica, thank you for your time. >>> maybe a better investment than stocks. there is a report that opec will limit production in november. oil is jumping, biggest gain in almost six months, surging over 5% to settle at over 47 bucks a barrel. national gas prices holding at just over $2 a gallon. it's down 8 cents from a year ago. more after this. anything worth pursuing hard work and a plan. at baird, we approach your wealth management strategy the same way to create a financial plan built to last from generation to generation. we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. wheyou wantve somto protect it.e, at leg

ron, what's up? >> #awkward moment. >> good morning to both of you, paula and dan. >>> we begin with a jailhouse shooting in fresno, california, that left two veteran corrections officers critically wounded. police say that on parole, went into the jail and started acting erratically. one of the officers confronted him. he opened fire. he was wounded and is now being charged with attempted murder and gun possession. >>> and 15 children and an adult had to be rescued from the waters of san francisco bay after their boat capsid the golden gate bridge. the children, all part of the sea scouts youth group. the coast guard reporting some of them suffered cuts and bruises. thankfully, no major injuries. >>> this morning, pope francis is leading the ceremony to canonize mother teresa. in front of tens of thousands of pilgrims gathered in st. peter's square. the canonization, mother teresa, a nobel peace prize winner, officially becomes a saint. st. teresa of calcutta died 19 years ago tomorrow at the age of

. >> i want ron to adopt me. >> right here in the middle of this communion service something totally unexpected happens. ? >> people start running. they've heard gun according to police, a man who was shot by two gunmen ran into this church in brazil. [ speaking foreign language ] >> at this point the priest is telling everybody to calm down. he said the people who fired to shoot are not here. the police are on the way. they want people to calm down, but after something like that happens in a place where you expect to have peace and joy, to calm down but they're doing the best they can. >> it's crazy to watch and see the children, that baby, the man holding that baby, the infant in his arms as this is going on. imagine how terrified people were. >> according to police they have id'd the two suspects but they have not been arrested or taken into custody yet. >> the guy who ran into the church to get away from these gunmen is he okay? what happened to him? >> there are no reports of fatalities from this incident. >>> traffic police are trying to keep the peace on the roadw and in russi

ron johnson comparing russ feingold to hillary clinton, but with his own email scandal. and feingold blaming johnson for jobs being shipped out of the country. >> we need an economy that works for people like me. >> russ feingold's newest tv ad blasts ron johnson for his votes on various trade deals and makes a bold claim. >> senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. >> we asked the feingold camp to thousands of wisconsin jobs shipped out of the country since 2011, though the report doesn't specifically connect those job losses to the trade deals cited in the ad. the johnson team claims feingold "peddling a false attack" and pretending to care about working families after voting in favor of higher taxes more than 270 times. at the same time, johnson launched a new digital ad of his

, ron. looks like he had a really bright future ahead of him. >> you know what. kids like that don't happen by accident. excellent parenting. >> officers in one local town cracking down on texting and driving. the technique they are trying >> overcast with some showers out there this morning. this afternoon more sunshine and highs close to records this afternoon. we'll talk more about the weekend, coming up in your forecast. >> new developments about a student who went missing 20 years ago in california. why investigators are digging [music] no, no, no, no, people are both soft and strong... yey! which is why our products are too. angel soft. shooter after two people are reportedly shot outside a public in worcester overnight. an emotional surprise for the wife of a fallen police officer why her eldest son appearances so special. >>> and we're heading to one of the oldest bakeries on south shore. we'll show you the perfect dessert to try out this weekend. >>> welcome back on this friday morn

good evening everyone, i'm ron steele. and i'm amanda goodman. thanks for joining us. 32-year-old chad little now charged with first degree murder and child endangerment in the death of four- year-old gracie buss his fiance --31- year-old kristi buss is charged with child endangerment resulting in death. her daughter gracie died a few unconscious in their home last year. kwwl's elizabeth amanieh is live in the newsroom. elizabeth. amanda/ron-the autopsy shows gracie died of severe head trauma. in an interview with kwwl last year-relatives said they believed her injuries were caused by someone. now-both mom and her fiance are being charged in the death of gracie buss. after 18 months of searching for answers-a step closer in justice for gracie. who said they believed the fairbank "gracies in a much better place. i know she's with god and she's with her aunti heather. and she's happy, buss is facing charges of child endangerment resulting in death. the criminal complaint reveals kristi's fiance- chad little had been living with kristi and her two p

that's where founder met ron zappolo. >> . ron ron. >> the 14 year-old mother will tell you. a few years ago. he was a troublemaker. sheshe wasn't sure how his teen years would unfold. growing up surrounded by crime. >> . every day. shootings. kids robbing people. >> it's a loot. right whe eastern high school freshman wanted to take. he spends his time helping others. monday it was feeding the homeless. and that's when one man stood out to him. >> you can tell he's been hurt so many times. >> he asked if he could say a prayer. he noticed the rich shoes. without hesitation. he took off his brand new jordans. >> . at first i said these are too it's what god wanted me to do. >> . >> viewed and had shared a million times. even world. but before it went viral. this teen came home in socks. >> . what did he do. at first i was upset. we just brought these a day ago for school. and i just realized that that'st god told him to do. i'm very proud. >> . one step at a time. >> . speak of amazing. >> . we can't show you video yet. because of copyright. but we have the coach. we have the q

jc: abc's ron claiborne has more from both sides. ron: colin kaepernick was supposed to confront controversy this sunday. ron: but the 49ers quarterback couldn't make it to a church service in san francisco, where he was set to talk about why he refuses to stand for the national anthem. >> he will be working with the naacp. he will be working with other community based organizations. ron: the support from some in the room was obvious. the nfl star had planned to >> ? whose broad stripes and bright stars ? ron: but now new fallout the police union in santa clara where the 49ers play sent a blistering letter to team management. it says that quote the 49ers -- "the 49ers organization has taken no action to stop or prevent mr. kaepernick from continuing to make inaccurate, incorrect, and inflammatory statements." colin kaepernick: we have cups that are murdering people. we have cops in the sfpd that are blatantly racist. ron: the letter suggests some officers may not accept off duty work protecting the stadium. chief sellers: i don't sup

ron, good day to you. or rather afternoon. anything you can tell us about the president's pull aside with putin? >> well, richard, it was a constructive meeting. u.s. officials are saying it lasted about 90 minutes, a bit longer than expected. but the bottom line is there was no concrete deal, no concrete agreement on syria, and that was the main topic of conversation. there have been frantic efforts here the past couple of days by staff to try and put this meeting together. it wasn't scheduled for the agenda. this is an economic summit and this was a meeting for informally on the sidelines as it's called. the president said that he approached this whole topic with some skepticism because there are been so many cessations of hostilities agreements in syria or attempts to broker them that have faltered. there's a -- there's not a lot of goodwill between the president, and vladimir putin but of course the president said he had to give this a try. he's very concerned about the humanitarian situation in syria deteriorating. they a

we have the american professor at the pacific school in berkeley, and ron is an artist extraordinaire and lecture. welcome gentlemen as we talk about something that the two of you and others have been laboring on for quite some time. the two volume encyclopedia, asian-american religious cultures, about 1000 pages and what is this about?>> the asian- american international and pacific islanders are a diverse group of full. -- group of people. what is common is not that obvious. the publisher approached me several years ago to see if we could really develop an encyclopedia that would be comprehensive over what is going on in the religious scenes for the asian-americans and the pacific islanders. that is the reason that this came about. what i did not understand at that point was that the asian- american religions are very complex, and the spokes of the religious scenes in the u. s., not that clear. so how do we bring this together in an encyclopedia that is more of a comprehensive understanding of the current religious scenes, and that was the challenge.>> how long did this take you?>>

. >> i want ron to adopt me. >> right here in the middle of this communion service something totally unexpected happens. ♪ >> people start running. they've heard gun fire. according to police, a man who was shot by two gunmen ran into this church in brazil. [ speaking foreign language ] >> at this point the priest is telling everybody to calm down. he said the people who fired to shoot are not here. the police are on the way. they want people to calm down, but after something like that happens in a place where you expect to have peace and joy, that's really hard to get home to calm down but they're doing the best they can. >> it's crazy to watch and see the children, that baby, the man holding that baby, the infant in his arms as this is going on. imagine how terrified people were. >> according to police they have id'd the two suspects but they have not been arrested or taken into custody yet. >> the guy who ran into the church to get away from these gunmen is he okay? what happened to him? >> there are no reports of fatalities from this incident. >>> traffic police are trying to k

ron paul: people like you. [laughter] [applause] ron paul: i am very interested in the ideas and i'm grateful i have been able to participate in the debate. i'm grateful for my life, my family life, practice medicine, delivered a lot of babies and i can still produce a paint in this dialogue because i enjoy it and i think it is important, so i get a sense of satisfaction. it is a selfish reason because i feel good about it. especially when we meet people like you. [applause] i was wondering if you believe the creation of the federal reserve was done for malicious purposes or just through stated central planning gone awry? ron paul: i think it was very malicious. [applause] i think it was designed to benefit the wealthy. it was not a grassroots organization that came together over facebook. it was done by the bankers, and secrecy, done to put more power into the banks, it was done to put more power into the government. i mean, this whole idea of government control of her money has been around for a long time. it

thank you, ron. it was a bold move, a move that didn't work in his favor, thank you very much. >>> let's send things over to rob for another look at the weather this morning. hi, rob. >> hi, paula. hi, dan. got a treat for you. this is mt. rainier, just the south side of seattle. a lenticular cloud forming we get a little bit more mixing in the cloud itself rises later in the day. these are often concerned to be with ufos. it happens during a very stable atmosphere but the mountain in this case, a 14,000-foot mountain will actually force that air up and causes a pancake-like cloud there. cool stuff there. we have fire alerts, advisories, red flag warnings from las vegas all the way up to salt lake city. some breezy conditions. we're going to start to get cooler air into the northeast and into the inner mountain west as well. and this will kick up the winds and we have those advisories because of that. might see so northern montana beginning tomorrow. onshore winds as well across southern california a

so ron, you first. how damaging is this assessment from gates about the worthiness of donald trump, if he were to be in the white house? >> first of all, we're talking about the head of the cia under george h.w bush. he continues in a line that extends back to the extraordinary letter from 50 other top republican national security officials including other cabinet secretaries, the homeland security secretaries making the same argument. donald trump is unfit to be president in their view. i thought what may the op-ed particularly kind of noteworthy was as you point out. he is not sparing hillary clinton. he has lots of criticism about hillary clinton. but yet ultimately concludes that in the end, in this choice, donald trump cannot be president. and i thought that was revealing. the argument of michael bloomberg at the democratic convention, there are swing voters out there that don't think a lot about hillary clinton. even though she is a flawed politician, he is at a different order of magnitude of ris

starting with ron beigler. journalist carol mckinley says the two were teenage sweethearts. >> paige did have big dreams out of high school. she went to florida to go to school, wanted to be a midwife. but ron beigler followed her out there. her grades start failing and she drops out. >> reporter: ron and paige move back to colorado. they have a huge wedding set on a peak over looking the denver skyline, but their youthful rush to the altar ends as quickly as it starts. >> early on paige made it very clear to ron she wanted children. she adored children. but ron wanted no part of that. it turned out to be a deal breaker. her friends say she got a divorce after just two years. >> reporter: in the wake of that divorce, she meets rob dixon, an emergency medical technician who friends say really didn't need to work because he came from a wealthy family. >> her in-laws, the dixons, were loaded. on early technology with cell phones. >> reporter: that family fortune lined their son rob's pockets for years. >> he loved

i can exhale. >>> hugs sitting in ron's chair. >> sad to see ron go but it's nice to sit down. in gone for the weekend. >> come on back, ron. >>> let's take you to iowa where they have some issues with flooding and still rising are the rivers, this is out of manchester, iowa. state of emergency declared by the governor there for 13 counties. waterloo is getting it, cedar rapids, also going to have some issues here as we go through vernon county in wisconsin, look at these aerial shots for devastating flooding there in the southern part of the state. the rivers in wisconsin are at least cresting now and should be receding. that doesn't do much for the damage but the rivers in iowa are still rising especially the cedar river which got to get through cedar rapids. won't crest until monday and that water will get down into the mississippi. an ongoing issue and another front coming through. won't bring a whole lot of rain thankfully to the northern part but big-time fire weather watch for the west. santa ana winds shaping up this weekend so we'll look for that h temperatures in the

(sot-kvc and ron) (kvc) "ron that feeling when you and your wife are standing at the baggage carousel and everything stops, and you're still a bag short." (ron) "yeah, you're disappointed, but we know it know." delta airlines is spending 50 million dollars to try to make that happen a lot less often - installing a baggage system that puts a tag with a small radio freqency ideniftication chip or r-f-i-d on a piece of luggage instead of a bar code... that should allow near real time tracking of a suitcase as it winds its way through an airport's baggage handling system and is loaded onto or off of an airplane. american alerts flyers when their bags have put on or taken off a flight. these digital baggage tags work better than the ink and paper barcodes that can smudge and wrinkle. henry harteveldt is an airline industry analyst. (sot-henry harteveldt/airline industry analyst) "every time an airline loses a suitcase and can't get it delivered to you at the baggage claim, it costs them about $100 to bring it your home or office or hotel. so that's a big expense that the airline would like

yesterday, two other ron paul aides received federal sentences for falsifying records. jesse benton and john tate each got two years probation and six months of home confinement. the men still claim they broke no laws and plan to hoping to draw more large sporting events to the area. and leaders say that could give the city a huge economic boost. darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to share more photos at your cabin or video chat at your secret fishing spot... all for just $49. the best part? we put towers in places the other guys don't. because u.s. cellular thinks you deserve a signal that works wherever you are. switch to u.s. cellular and get a whopping 7 gigs of data per line and clouds in the showers and storms are once again expected tonight, especially in the north with heavy rain a continuing threat. the weather turns around for friday and finally cools down statewide early next week. have a good night. tonight: chance of possible. wind:

don't let ron johnson narrator: senator johnson. not for seniors. not for wisconsin. let's take a look at tonight's prime time lineup..at 6:30 it's the now milwaukee. followed by "american ninja warrior" and "running wild with bear grylls"then it's more local news on live at ten. virginia city, nevada. people racing on camels and ostriches. this is nothing new to the folks in virginia city.the competition started 57 years ago -- and has been going on ever since. >> shawn: hong kong? >> claire: um, i'm supposed to go meet grandma, so i'll be back here in, like, an hour. >> belle: oh. >> claire: okay. just listen and don't blow up. just think. [soft music] ? ? >> shawn: so, what, you're going on a trip? >> belle: uh... it's a job offer. big opportunity. >> shawn: in hong kong. >> belle: yeah. chad is cleaning out dimera enterprises. we're gonna go and make sure the business is legitimate. and there's a very special problem in hong kong named mr. shin, so... chad wants me to relocate for a while. >> shawn: how long?

at the season opener for auburn and leicester the two came together to honor family of slain officer ron tarentino and there was one surprise that the family never expected. >> reporter: as the auburn and leicester football teams took the field the motivation was different for this game. tarentino family was on the ofslain officer ron tarn teen heo stood in front -- tarentino stood in front. officer tarentino was shot and killed in the line of duty in may. his murderer was killed in a police stand off. tarentino had served in leicester where his family lives. >> the hearts of the people that you know people just gave tirelessly of themselves. just to honor ron. >> reporter: the two communities renamed the season opener the top cop game. >> there is not a person in the >> reporter: trish tarentino and two of the three sons oversaw the coin toss. >> heads was called. >> reporter: before the field cleared. >> he is come from north carolina. >> reporter: the honorary captain needed to take the field ron tarentino iii surprised his mom and he is currently stationed at fort bragg. >> we are fa

guardian, and i'm full of envy. >> ron charles, the editor, this is book t.v. on c-span. >> thanks so much. >> you know, everybody told me, there's nothing better than being a grandparent. it's the best thing. so i heard that, and but no one talks about this emotion. it is, it's a kind of loving, that is unlike any other. i wanted to find out what that was and now i know it's a surge of hormones and no one thinks that way and it changes us. >> yeah, i was going to mention this, the science in the book, that you talk about, and tell us about some of the research that you did. how you studied about the science of it. >> well that was a big question. almost from the beginning, what was going on with me? and i discovered a book called the female brain, which i recommend by lou ann. and she talks about the chemistry of women, at every stage of their lives, so when they're children, teens, mothers, and grandmothers. the grandmother part was very short. so i did what i would do, if it were a 60-minutes story and i called her, and, she said you know it's crazy. but i r