davis. end zone. dafg catch is ma diving catch is made by lamark catch for a falcons touchdown. >> daryl: you can tell dominique davis and lamark brown have practiced together quite a bit during preseason camp because they've got some nice chemistry between the two of them. >> kenny: davis for his first touchdown pass here in the preseason. and now the falcons look for two. to try to move to within three. davis for the end zone. and it is broken up. nice play by heath. released by the jaguars a couple weeks ago. it's a five-point game with just over two minutes remaining. the bengals leading by five. sign up for the official nfl fantasy football league only on nfl.com with free live scoring and instant video highlights go legit. sign for free at nfl.com/fantasy. so you would go with calvin johnson? >> daryl: i think so. the theory today is to go with a wide receiver first. that's what most of the guys do, stack up out there. >> kenny: quarterback, probably can't go wrong with drew brees or tom brady.

davis. end zone. dafg catch is ma diving catch is made by lamark catch for a falcons touchdown. >> daryl: you can tell dominique davis and lamark brown have practiced together quite a bit during preseason camp because they've got some nice chemistry between the two of them. >> kenny: davis for his first touchdown pass here in the preseason. and now the falcons look for two. to try to move to within three. davis for the end zone. and it is broken up. nice play by heath. released by the jaguars a couple weeks ago. it's a five-point game with just over two minutes remaining. the bengals leading by five. sign up for the official nfl fantasy football league only on nfl.com with free live scoring and instant video highlights go legit. sign for free at nfl.com/fantasy. so you would go with calvin johnson? >> daryl: i think so. the theory today is to go with a wide receiver first. that's what most of the guys do, stack up out there. >> kenny: quarterback, probably can't go wrong with drew brees or tom brady.

davis. davis basically gave him advice on life. i don't see anything in your book or in president obama's book that says davis tried to inculcate him with communist dom trip. >> that's right. that's an important point. i say in the book that, you know, the book is called the communist, it's about davis being a communist and not obama. >> bill: do you think barack obama is a communist? >> bill: no, i don't. because there are some people who do. >> right. and i certainly don't say that and i think that you know what i do in the book is i lay out. it's really about davis, this is what davis believed. there is 20 chapters in the book. 90% of them are about davis and i think weighs an influence on obama, and i do go through the long list of remarkable similarities. you have got davis, you know, bashing wall street calling for taxpayer funding and universal health care. talking about fundamental change, you know, advancing fundamental change. bashing the rich, the wealthy, calling for taxpayer funding of public works projects to keep ame

davis. end zone. dafg catch is ma diving catch is made by lamark catch for a falcons touchdown. >> daryl: you can tell dominique davis and lamark brown have practiced together quite a bit during preseason camp because they've got some nice chemistry between the two of them. >> kenny: davis for his first touchdown pass here in the preseason. and now the falcons look for two. to try to move to within three. davis for the end zone. and it is broken up. nice play by heath. released by the jaguars a couple weeks ago. it's a five-point game with just over two minutes remaining. the bengals leading by five. sign up for the official nfl fantasy football league only on nfl.com with free live scoring and instant video highlights go legit. sign for free at nfl.com/fantasy. so you would go with calvin johnson? >> daryl: i think so. the theory today is to go with a wide receiver first. that's what most of the guys do, stack up out there. >> kenny: quarterback, probably can't go wrong with drew brees or tom brady.

this is what davis believed. there is 20 chapters in the book. 90% of them are about davis. and i think he was an influence on obama. i do go through the long list of remarkable similarities. you've got davis bashing wall street, calling for taxpayer funding of universal health care, talking about fundamental change, advancing fundamental change, bashing the rich, the wealthy, calling for taxpayer funding of public works projects to keep america out of the great depression, attacking general motors, all sorts of stuff. i say okay. does that mean that obama believes these things because davis believed these things? no. these could all be commonnallities among the political left. i really bill what davis is, davis is a another of those radical influences in president obama's past who i think help explain his intellectual, ideological and perhaps even political development and how he became a man on the left. so i mean, we talked about bill ayers. he isn't mentioned in "dreams for my father." we've talked about jeremiah wright and i think this is probably the most unappreciated

frank marshall davis, the untold story of barack obama's mentor. the book, by the way, i want to congratulate you, debuting on number nine on the new york times best selling last. that is terrific. i want to read turn to frank marshall davis. the president does refer to his mentor in his book. yet you say that no one has really examined before you do in some considerable detail in this book just to he was and what role he played in the president's devolution, if you will. >> that's right. the president refers to frank marshall davis 22 times in his memoirs. although, never one time of all those 22 mensa's to see give his full name. he refers to him only as frank. at think that is because he knew just how radical this association was. i mean, he knew that the gap played a very strong influence in his life. clearly, i believe, a mature relationship, but he also knew that this was a man. everyone knew that frank marshall davis was a well-known communist. he had been called to washington in december 1956 before the senate judiciary committee which

rajai davis doubles down the left field line with 2 outs... mike mccoy scores...jays cut it to 5-2...with a lefty coming up...the o's bring in recently recalled brian matusz....he only needed 3 pitches...colby rasmus watches of an inning by the former starter....back to davis...4th at-bat...fans on their feet.... can he do it again????.... nope...strikes out swinging... fans still appreciate the 3- homer performance....after matt lindstrom gave up 2 in the 9th...jim johnson comes on...strikes out rasmus to end it...39th save...orioles win it 6-4 thanks to 3 home runs by chris daviss..who says he's feeling lucky... to be in baltimore. 3 a few more notes on chris davis' big night!!!... since 1900.. he's just the 3rd player to have a 3 home -run game, and a win as season!!! yes, babe ruth did it too. a-l wild card standings...a's beat the rays to keep pace with the o's... tigers lost to the angels dropping them from the 3-way tii for the 2nd wild card &pspot... after last night's preseason thumping of the jaguars, the for week one against cincy..

davie yelling, why don't you come don here and manage this team. the orioles kicked off a four- game series against the white sox at camden yards. bottom of the second, lou ford breaks a scoreless tie with a home run to right field. bottom of the eighth, os down. baltimore wins 4-3. it is their 70th victory of the year which surpasses their final total of 2011. the teams go back at it again tonight. >> still hoping for an o rioles- nats match-up. >>> we still have plenty ahead, your weather, traffic and all your top stories. >> fox 5 morning news continues right now. right now. . >>> good morning, everyone.

once again, linsey davis. >> reporter: the snowmobiles make it across the crack. is it intended to go over water like that? >> it's not intended to, but people do it. with enough speed. >> reporter: we see for ourselves what can happen if you don't have enough speed. >> holy -- >> reporter: a very close call. but what about the rest of us? and the sled. the guys examine a large chunk of ice floating in the middle of the crack to see if it will work as a bridge, team leader tom is still playing it cool, but even he admits it's an audacious plan. >> i've done big cracks before, but the ice is in their backyard, they know what they're doing. >> reporter: so not a doubt in your mind, everybody can make it across. i appreciate that. the laughter quickly dissipates. this is the moment of truth. as the natives test the limits of these sleds and their ability to make it across. the first sled does not fare well. it careens across the crack like a runaway train. no one's acting very concerned, though i'm thinking this is pretty dangerous. just as i start to think about the

artur davis, we appreciate it. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> "the kudlow report" will be at the republican national convention starting monday, august 27. join us as we go to tampa. we have all-star guests lined up. programming note for monday. i will be joined from ann coulter. that's it for this evening's show. i'm larry kudlow. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ three, six, nine ♪ the goose drank wine ♪ the monkey chew tobacco on the streetcar line ♪ ♪ ♪ clap, pat, clap your hand ♪ pat it on your partner's hand ♪ ♪ right hand ♪ clap, pat, clap your hand ♪ cross it with your left arm ♪ pat your partner's left palm ♪ clap, pat, clap your hand, pat your partner's right palm ♪ [ male announcer ] it's back. the volkswagen beetle. that's the power of german engineering. you won't just find us online, you'll also find us in person, with dedicated support teams at over 500 branches nationwide. so when you call or visit, you can ask for a name you know. because personal service starts with a r

davis has pledged to two out of the four counts. sabu, who was ousted as being a late 20's man from new york, lower east side named hector month cigar has pled guilty to the charges against him and has yet to be sentenced. >> how were they arrested, who was arrested first? talk about that. >> the first person to be arrested was sabu. he was the charismatic figure, the one that people looked up to, almost the older brother within lulzsec. could be aggressive and was known to tell people off from time to time. very hot headed sometimes. if you got on the wrong side of him. he was the first to be arrested on june 6, 2011. really right at the pivot of the lulzsec packing spree. he went offline for 24, 36 hours, and everybody on the chat room, the private tax from she had been frequenting were worried. topiary was worried. i remember him telling me that he was worried about whether sabu had been arrested or not. and then sabu came back on line and said that everything was fine and, in fact, his grandmother had died and he was born to be

jake davis led guilty to two out of before. ryan ackroyd pled not guilty to every single charge, all four charges against him. on eight count indictment ride, the lulzsec support from heat led guilty to six out of the eight charges, and the fourth young man pleaded not guilty to all the charges. so there's definitely going to be a trial in april 2013 and i think we'll see a lot more details coming out in court about what the police believe was happening with lulzsec in the summer of 2011 but it will be interesting to see what comes out of the. >> so currently these gentlemen, and they were all gentlemen, they are all men, correct? no women involved? >> right spirit where are they? are the in house arrest? are they in jail? what is their status because they are on bail at the moment except for ryan, who broke his bail conditions. and again, uk contempt of course, i'm not allowed to discuss that in the uk, but jake davis and ryan ackroyd are wearing electronic tags, which means that they have a curfew. they are not allowed to be

. >> nine years ago james davis was homeless and depressed after a job loss and divorce. while staying in a homeless shelter, he was approached by founders of street sense, and they suggested that he should sell a newspaper. >> it's more people buying for the support of the vendor, the personnelling the paper-- >> person selling the paper. >> street sense sells the newspaper to vendors for 35 cents each. the vendors charge readers $1 and they keep 65 cents. >> i did pretty good. i averaged about maybe selling about a thousand papers a month. >> readers of the newspaper find stories on the homeless, area politics and even poetry. >> you become part of the community once you go out there and sell a paper. once you good known -- once you become known to the people you sell the paper, you're a customer base. they get to know your name. you get to know their name. >> a ritz camera manager remembered davis so when an employee quit, the manager offered davis the job. >> in some respect wes see this as an alternative to pan handling. >> reporter: the director brian says selling n

it's an honor to present the matthew tobriener award for public service to belva davis. this award was named in honor of our legendary california supreme court justice matthew o'tobreaner and serves to annually recognize individuals who have strived to ensure that justice for those who are most vulnerable among us is had. the late justice matthew tobreaner was revered as a legal scholar and humanitarian who did not hesitate to speak out on behalf of the disadvantaged and marginalized individuals. in fact, he expressed some time ago the very fundamental principle, whatever hardship poverty may cause in society generally, the judicial process must make itself available to the indigent. it must free itself of the sanctions born of financial inability. and it is that principle that is the foundation of this award. and so a memory of justice -- and i want to give a shout out to michael and the tobreaner for working so well since 2000 on collaborating on the meaning of this award. it has been an award that pays tributes to individuals who have made extraordinary efforts to ass

thank goodness for chris davis. he finally gets something going. davis goes to left field. that's a three-run home run. the orioles would hold on. they win 3-1. >> more baseball tonight. the red sox in new york to take on their rival, the new york yankees. top of the 1st, adrian gonzalez goes opposite field and this ball just over the wall. a two-run home run. sox up. nick tosses it to second and avoid curtis granderson. he misses it, still gets the tag and km pleats the double play. that is impressive. the red sox go on to win 4-1. they are only 4-7 this year against the yankees. >>> third round of the championship from greensboro, north carolina. you will not believe this shot. this is kim clark from the fairway on the 11th and watch the ball. it lands on the side of the green. keep an eye on it. goes right at the cup. literally hits the cup and the ball pops right out. settle for a birdie. this is jason with the round of the day. shooting 7 under, including this long birdie put at 18 and he is two shots off the lead. now the leader coming into the day, sergio garcia. he

i assume you know artur davis. what do you think of those blistering comments about joe biden. >> i saw him at the convention. as a matter of fact, wolf, i saw him at the convention in '08. and we had pleasant exchange. i think he turned 180 degrees. he's going obviously not just against biden's comments, he's gone against even the re-election of the president. and that might be reason for him having that view, but my view on the comments made by joe biden were these. first of all, without question they were appeals to race. and if you don't argue with that -- if you understand that, then the next question is why? why do you feel you need to do that? but the more important thing that i got out of this was biden sepated himself from what he accused the people of doing as a matter of fact what he said is they are going to do something to y'all. not to me. not us. so he was still involved with that separate american. and i'm sick and tired of being considered something other than an american. we are like no other coun

davis says vice president biden's remarks are an insult to african-americans. in fact, he says that the words propagated quote-unquote racial viciousness. >> i know what joe biden was doing yesterday. and every black person in that room knew who the "ya'll" was, they knew what the chains were about, they knew what the metaphor was. >> on wednesday, one day later, the vice president tried to smooth out the contra top. >> the last time these guys unshackled the economy, to use their term, they put the middle class in shackles. >> the vice president added this. >> i know i am sometimes criticized for saying exactly what i mean. [ laughter ] >> it is not going to change. >> when president obama was asked about the matter, he said that what was important was the content of his vice president's message. not the words used to describe the content. >> what joe biden was talking about, again, is an example of a substantive argument, a substantive issue, that the american people should be concerned about, and his phrasing n from what is at stake. >> do you think the pres

former alabama congressmen davis will speak at the republican national convention. he was a prominent speaker at the 2008 democratic national convention. other gop convention speakers announced today include bob mcdonnell and louisiana governor bobby jindal. >> the fight over granting asylum to assange has spilled into the streets. >> you have no right to arrest julinan assange. >> he has been held up inside hiding from american and swedish authorities. he is accused of leaking classified american documents and also is accused of sex crimes in sweden. ecuador is offering asylum, but the british will allow him safe passage of the united kingdom. >> vincent gray says a newly appointed task force will look at increasing the number of underground power lines and enter the district. the storms that started with the derachio in late june knocked out power for residents. many residents were without electricity for five days and more. >> how much is the cost of food for example that people lose every time there is one of these outages? madison. the cost of having to stay so

can davis do it again? yes and no. he does go yard but this time it's not to right. davis becomes the first oriole since nick markakis in 2006 to hit three home runs in one game. the birds win this one 6-4. >>> coming up after the break it's no. 1 versus no. 2 tomorrow at fedex field and the top two draft picks are downplaying the hype. stay with us. >>> happy birthday to mike shanahan. the redskins third year head coach turned 60 years young today. it was announced at the team's annual welcome home luncheon this afternoon, but the big story is tomorrow's third preseason game featuring rg3 versus andrew luck. with the redskins trading four high draft picks and the colts parting with peyton manning boat teams made it clear griffin and luck are their guys. griffin was sacked three times and luck two interceptions in the last game, but regardless the hype surrounding the game tomorrow makes it feel like a regular season game to fans. rg3 would beg to tiff. >> i think he'll leave the talk -- to differ. >> i think i'll leave the talking about me and him to you guys. defin

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jennifer davis has more from tampa. tampa.:16 - :20 tampa, fl:16 - :23 gov. chris christie / (r-nj):34 - :39 janna ryan :52 - :56 ann romney1:15 - 1:21 rudy giuliann / former new york mayor:00 - :15, 1:22 - 1:32 jennifer davis / fox news correspondent / tampa, fl (on cam lead and tag) 3&on cam lead) foreign policy will be one of tonight's themes as senator john mccain and condaleezza ricc address delegates. but tonight will be paul ryan's night as the vice presidential candidate introduces himself to the is the american way. we have never been victims of destinyy we have always been masters off our own." new jersey governor chris christie riled the crowd up with his key-note speech tuesday night. and toniiht - it's congressman paul ryan's turn as he accepts 3 the nomination as the g-o-p's vice presidential candidate. ryan says: "it is a tremendous honor to be on america's comeback team with yyu!" ryan's wife janna -- along with ann romney -- attending a "women for romney" breakfastt &pthis morning. with mitt romney trailing among female voters -- ann's speech

former congressman arthur davis vocal supporter of obama in 2008. why did he show up to the republican convention last night? take a listen. >> may it be said that of this time in our history, 2008 to 2011, lessen learned. 2012, mistake corrected. >> dana: that is ahead next. ♪ ♪ ♪ why not get buried in something other than work? get two times the points on travel, with chase sapphire preferred. ♪ i can do anything ♪ i can do anything today ♪ i cano anywhere ♪ i can go anywhere today ♪ la la lla la la la [ male announcer ] dow solutions help millions of people by helping to make gluten free bread that doesn't taste gluten free. together, the elements of science and the human element can solve anything solutionism. the new optimis and the human element can solve anything why not start the weekend before the week ends? get two times the points on dining in restaurants with chase sapphire preferred. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: if you didn't know it before, you will now. mia love is a first generation haitian american, mormon and runnin

. -- he likes it throwing to davis. >>jarvis jenkins was a huge pickup last year drafted out of clemson. he tore his a see l in a preseason game and was out the entire season rehabing. -- acl and was out the entire season rehabing. credits his defensive line teammates for helping him get through the process. he saw advice from a very influential person in his life on how to get back to form. >> i was talking to my dad who tell me adversity gets you stronger. i focused on my rehab and got real healthy so i will never enter it again. >> he is chomping at the bit to get back on the field and hit somebody again. expect to see him have a lot of playing time this season. >> let's go to baseball. the national's play the phillies again tonight. as we start the month of august, the paris really becomes an attention getter. the national's lead following -- the pennant race becomes an attention getter. he ripped a bb to right field. bryce harper has no chance. the ball goes away. he never breaks stride and he has his fourth inside

former democratic congressman archer davis why he's now a republican stumping for the romney-ryan ticket and also tonight. florida attorney general pam bondy and the evangelicals in the general election. ♪ >> welcome to huckabee. now, we are live from tampa, florida where tropical storm isaac has caused republican national convenes organizers to cancel the monday night session and of course revise the schedule. over of the course of the next four days, the republican party is going to formally nominate mitt romney as candidate for president. there's going to be the usual, red, white and blue balloons, funny hats worn by otherwise perfectly normal people. patriotic music and bands and stickers, and long lines of people, waiting to get in, get out. eat, and just wait and this year dodging bad weather. the purpose of the elaborate staging and coordinated programming is to convince americans that president obama has pitched all the game he can and it's time to call mitt romney out of the bullpen, on to the mound and get us out of this. and to hear my stem winder of a speech on wednesday ni

davis sayss"because we thought the worst of the storm was over but at some point last night as you're aware the storm turned and we started to get a lot of rain and the flood waters started coming back on us usmississippi governor phil bryant discussing the fate of a dam. in order to eaae pressure .. crews pumped out about a foot of water .. but residents near the river are being asked to leave their homes ... just in case the waters rise. the 9-1-1 calls from the howard county train derailment have been released. two women were killed in the crash, something... it appears... witnesses were unaware of... kathleen cairns has some other new developments on this very tragic story there is new feecing,,to stop people from getting onto the tracks in old ellicott city. pollce patrolsshave also been increased to prevvnt trespassing. 3 howard county police were in-undated with 9-1-1- calls when the train derailed in the middle of the night last week. 9-thousand tons of coal spilled when the cars derailee. witnesses were quick to tell dispatchers about the damage from the train.... none of the

but michele davis, that's who took it. and that's who mitt romney has h hired. some of them have ethical constraints on what jobs they would take. but some don't. this firm was also hired by the gap in 2007 to clean things up for them after it was discovered that gap clothing was using 10-year-old slaves in india. >> the pictures could not be more embarrassing. kids as young as ten in a sweat shop in india. the photos got immediate response from gap's president. >> i am grateful that this investigative reporter found this. because we can do something about it. >> good answer. when the gap needed some good answers when they wanted to clean up, not necessarily that problem, but the image problem created by their child slave labor problem, they hired this pr company called brunswick group. they also got the call when bp befouled the gulf coast with the spill. brunswick was who bp called not to clean up the problem of the oil but the image problem created by the oil. now mitt romney has hired the lead person from brunswick who was in charge so they can apply those s

former democrat, onetime supporter arthur davis will take the stage momentarily. when he does, we'll carry some of that. plus we're awaiting speeches tonight from ann romney and of course the keynote from new jersey governor chris christie. we'll bring them to you live as they happen right here on the fox news channel. i continue to be joined by ohio governor john kasich. one of the things i want to talk about is, when you're in a campaign, and they went very hard against you in your race, they went very hard against scott walker, but you were able to overcome the unions, the negativity, the money, and talk about big ideas. how does that translate into a national race? >> well, i mean, romney has to lay out his vision. you know, sean, i was looking at some numbers the other day of the rallies, mitt romney's getting bigger crowds than barack obama. >> sean: in ohio. >> in ohio. small little towns, like chillicothe 5,000 people on saturday just outside columns c. they're fired up when mitt romney said take the mean campaign back to chicago. that gave people a sense

bancroft davis was a very wealthy and powerful man some of the former governor of massachusetts former president of the new newburgh and new york railroad and apparently good buddies with all the other railroad billionaires keep in mind at that time these guys were the bill gates's of their day they were literally the richest men in the world. now one of the things that supreme court reporters do in addition to chronicle in the case is to write a cliff notes version of the case this short summary has no legal standing whatsoever it's just there to make it easier for lawyers to find in the future when they're looking for a case it's called a head note but bizarrely in this case mr davis the court clerk decided to take a bit of poetic license and his ed note while the case did not decide that corporations are persons in fact of anything or rejected the notion for the fifth time in as many years bancroft in his cliff notes version in his the his head no he wrote quote the defendant corporations are persons within the intent of the clause in section one of the fourteenth amount of the gods