michele: in the sport good morn, everybody. in the sports world, believe it or not, 10:00 a.m. is early. i am happy to have the here.y to be that we have today and our esteemed panelists and i want to say hello and thank you to our friends at c-span who are on today's panel. my name is michele steele, i e.

goods. >> okay. >> just to clarify on that, on the engagement, we're removing dick's sporting good, for example, off of the list given that they no longer sell the assault weapons and they have less than 10% of their sales of these products. so when we're doing a level ii engagement, is that to encourage them to do more or to sustain, what is the action that we're asking them to do? >> sure. that's something we need to determine sort of what these asks would be around strengthened policies that they can implement around the safe and responsible retailing of weapons. so we do feel that they have made steps over the past year to raise the age required to buy a weapon. they phased out assault weapons, but they can do more. their c.e.o. has actually made statements that they wish to do more and wish to engage more in public policy, so i think there's opportunity to -- to engage with them, help shape that. >> and what is the dollar value of these additional companies that we are dprk- dprk- -- we do not currently have exposure. >> okay. so we have no exposure to companies that we're addi

goods the u.s. retail chain says their profits have fallen due to a drop off in gun sales and complications with a prominent brand name supplier dick says same store sales were down four percent while net sales total two point one eight billion dollars which is about fifty million below expectations our viewers will recall that dick's declared they would no longer sell so many automatic military style weapons on. called assault rifles and limit firearm sales to buyers over twenty one years of age after the mass shooting at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland florida earlier this year in that case the gunman used an a r fifteen assault rifle to kill seventeen students and staff members the sporting goods chain also took losses related to declining sales of under armor clothing after the brand moved more of their product into discount stores. and as we wrap up the week asian stocks took a hit as the continuing possibility of an all out trade war between the u.s. and china ceases to abate

the sporting goods chain also took losses related to declining sales of under armor clothing after the brand moved more of their product into discount stores. and as we wrap up the week asian stocks took a hit as the continuing possibility of an all out trade war between the u.s. and china ceases to abate the shanghai composite index closed down about half a percent and the japanese nikkei closed down a little as did the hong kong hang seng index which closed almost a point down and in european stocks the german dax and london's glitzy one hundred closed down also by roughly a point for a look at market health and more we are pleased to be joined by john gray's the founder and president of investors financial corp hey john welcome thank you so much for being here they're going to be fun what's driving these global markets do you think. hey john can you hear me what's driving these global markets well interest rates for sure cheap credit for sure the quantitative easing has put us in the place where we are so those are the primary drivers and of course consumer spending that's seventy p

look at dick's sporting goods. they are impacting everything. erick: my wife will not shop at dick's sporting goods anymore. salena: my dad, who has never missed a steelers game, since 2016 come along before trump. so the problem is, and this is really outlined in the book, is that it is not just politics that has this problem. corporations have this problem. the nfl has its problems. does anybody know what street the nfl headquarters is located on? park avenue. it's even worse. [laughter] salena: park avenue. do you know where i think they should have their headquarters? canton, ohio, where the hall of fame is, right? that is where your constituents and/or consumers are located. people with phd's are not going to nfl games unless they are sitting in a suite and having it catered. they are not getting their face painted, not wearing 17 different shirts, all the traditions that going to football. so think of -- i will explain it in terms of politics. but also think about this in terms of corporate boardrooms. in hollywood. in the music industry.

good sport football club shows that livestock farming and football can go together pretty well and good sports youngsters learn an important lesson concerning sustainability so who knows maybe someday other squads will be inspired to emulate this unusual business model. now the best of intentions can sometimes lead to undesirable consequences and that's been the case in bug area an e.u. country that's decided to harness its vast network of waterways as part of a new national clean energy grid already has about three hundred hydroelectric plants with plans in the works to add about another three hundred but environmentalists are raising the alarm redirecting waterways and building scores of dams is already having an irreversible of fact on the nation's natural beauty. crystal clear and it would appear untouched the gushing area's rodolph mountains along with other mountain revers it is a natural paradise with a unique flora and fauna sunny start young used to love to come fishing here now he says there are hardly any fish left. me. but it's been going on like this for years that the wate

the careers of these young turkish soccer talents are intimately tied up with good sport football clubs. how come to cover the clubs expenses goose or sells milk and for every youth player sold to a major club purchased this unconventional business model was dreamt up by good sport club president keen on blue clearly. because we recently sold eighteen talented youth players to major turkish football clubs for an equivalent of twenty two hundred euros we invested this money in ten new goats. our animals produce up to one thousand liters of high quality milk per year. with. the milk guarantees goosed both football club a steady income in economically difficult times. is based in the western turkey city of a spotter keen on view clip libby is proud of his club with its history going back more than sixty years and many national players started their careers here in humble beginnings. with. even so nobody here believes will ever make it to turkey's top football division. that's why the club shifted its attention to training young talents to prepare them for professional football careers with

now let's get to sports. >>> good evening. i'm dave feldman. the 49ers are no strangers to eccentric wide receivers. san francisco employed sharpie signing terrell owens for eight seasons, and he is in the hall of fame. and it seems like another controversial and very talented wideout is looking at the 49ers as a possible destination. espn reporting the browns wide receiver josh gordon wants to be traded to either the 49ers or the dallas cowboys. the browns announced yesterday that they're planning to cut gordon on monday. gordon upset team officials when he was reportedly injured during a promotional shoot. also suspended for the 2015 and '16 seasons for violating the nfl's substance abuse policy. so stay tuned. >>> 49ers hosting the lions in their home opener. third quarter, san francisco up 13-10. jimmy garoppolo, 11-yard touchdown pass to garrett celek. 20-10, 49ers on top. after a lions field goal cut the lead to seven, matt breida gets the carry. cuts back across the field. block, and would finish with 1 yards rushing. that made it 27-13,

>> one major retailer dicks sporting goods recently said football is a struggling business and they're focused on soccer and baseball instead. >> this is the first year we're really seeing a decline in numbers. we have 15 kids at one point we went out and recruited. we have 20 now we should be able to field the team and be successful but we're starting to feel it. >> on open weekend, most teams fans just want to see a victory. legendary hedge fund trader recently spent $2 billion to buy the small market carolina panthers, setting an all-time franchise valuation record needless to say, big market team like the giants and patriots could be worth as much as $4 billion. >> wow, big numbers, eric, thank you very much. >>> you don't have to be an nfl owner to be a mogul. ed an at age 27, tiffany decide she would become one she launched a website for millennial women to connect and share job information. she's the author of the book called "you are a mogul," how to do the impossible, do it yourself and do it now mogul is the term that gets thrown around a lot. what do you think? what's it mea

that's coming up next here in sports. >>> good evening again. brodie brazil here at the xfinity sports desk. the biggest show in sports resuming tonight at oracle as the warriors began preseason activities against the t wolves on their quest for a third nba title in a four-year span. let's get you right into the highlights. second quarter, quinn cook up the court. andre iguodala, one hand alley-oop. now in the second half, draymond green with a nice full-court pass toin durant. the slam there for the birthday boy on his 30th. but the warriors lose this game. i don't think anybody's worried. 114-110. >>> baseball in san francisco, the dodgers can clinch a playoff spot with a victory this afternoon. tied in the eighth. manny machado off the wall in right. the go-ahead run comes in to score. the dodgers never look back. 10-6. and, yeah, the champagne stinging in san francisco to see the dodgers do that in the visiting clubhouse. >>> how about the a's down in socal taking on their division rival, the angels, who are well out of playoff contention. f

goods said football is a struggling business and they're focused on soccer and baseball ahead. the ninth grade team, we have 15 kids at one point and we went tt recruiting and we should be able to feel them and hopefully we'll be successful and we should feel it. >> on opening weekend, for nightly business report, i'mer chem ney philadelphia. >> and that is nightly business report for tonight. i'm sue herera. than for joining us. have a great we'll see you right back here tomorrow. >> this is "bbc world news america." ntationing of this pre is made possible by the freeman foundation, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, d purepoint financial. >> how do we shape our torrow? it starts with a vision. we see its ideal form in ourth mind, and we begin to chisel. we strip away everything that stands in the way toeal new possibilities. at

the first break-in, they lost $1,500 in sporting goods. >> i think it's my fault. >> reporter: the second break-in, just bag. but that third break-in -- >> my passport and social security, working

lizzie greenwood—hughes has all the sport. good evening. britain's simon yates is on the verge of winning his first grand tour after extending his lead in the vuelta a espana to nearly a minute and a half with just one competitive stage left. joe lynskey reports. at this in the programme p —— three leading by over a hundred of a second. his title rival sebastian was on course to clock the fastest time until he hit the wall, he is 30 points ahead in the championship with seven races to go. manchester united says him and his team—mates are behind or under pressure manager stop romelu lukaku has defended manager jose mourinho. stop united have lost two of their opening three league games but the belgian striker believes mourinho is the right man in charge. to it he is he's a winner. but you know what i like about them, he's not going to take as a motion. when he's not, you know he is not. when he's not, you know he is not. when he is happy you see it. and i do not understand why people do not like the realness about him. you know what i

and joining me now in the studio for more on the fifi awards is a limo talkie from good of you sports good morning ali muff what made mode rich the shining star this year to appreciate moderates you have to think of him as a maestro and one of the two top qualities of a maestro maestro can lead a maestro can dictate and it was the creative genius of modern age that basically led to croatia to a world cup final he was his country's most important player and then you look at what he's done at club level he helped reale madrid to win a champions league champions league title that's the fourth season in a row and you know and that's also because his vision is key to that success and i think what i find so refreshing about him winning is that you have a mix that's being recognized and oftentimes the reason why strikers and forwards tend to dominate this award is because the award is biased towards gold so goals you know you can put a number on them but often times the skill and the value of a. midfield defendo goalkeeper a lot more difficult to quantify it is wonderful to see a midfielder

and that is all of the sport. good evening to you, looking at quite a lot of cloud across england and wales. the sickest cloud is across east anglia where we start to see some rain moved in, particle it was the east and that will be with us on was the east and that will be with us on and off for the next few hours of. across the north—west of scotland, showers but otherwise dry night turning white chilli for northern ireland and scotland, two bridges into a single figures in the cold est bridges into a single figures in the coldest spots. a touch of frost isn't out of the question just like last night. —— white chilli. to the forecast for tomorrow morning, for england and wales are cloudy start of the day. —— white. —— quite. rain through the afternoon and that wet weather will bring heavy rain to rest in scotland as the day goes by. towards the end of the week the weather will turn increasingly u nsettled, weather will turn increasingly unsettled, cool and breezy conditions, rain at times sums it up

goods changing their gun-sales policies. how do you feel about companies taking stands on controversial issues? -yeah, i think it's important for companies to have a point of view, and to share that point of view. and as i said, it can be a little bit of a tricky le when it starts to toe the line into politics, and the sausage-making of politics. 's but i don't think ppropriate anymore to not be involved. i think thut trust in societal instns, trust in business is really at an all-time low, and we need to rebuildhat by saying, "hey, this is what we stand fori thwhat we think is right and wrong." and live that. -okay. adam lowry, co-founder and ceo of ripple foods. thanks for being here. -yeah. thanks for havinge. -and that will do it for us.r for more of verage, go to kqed.org/newsroom. i'm thuy vu. thank you for joining us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ robert: a legal storm looms over president trump and the nation remembers senator jonathan -- jn mccain. i'm robert costa, welcome t "washington week." president trump: our justice de

they're making sporting goods and apparel but not being designed with the girls, the female athlete in mind. >> when they started designing the helmets, they gained a new sense of purpose and momentum. when u.s. lacrosse, the governing body for men's and women's lacrosse instituted the first-ever standard for women's helmets. suddenly the tide was turning and their company was leading the way. >> they didn't want hard helmets in the game. so they put in a standard for a soft helmet to work like a hard helmet. that was a lot different than any other helmet that i know of that's been made. it called for the same like a football helmet has to withstand that kind of blow. but it had to be soft and be able to squeeze it. it was a third test, the most difficult test to pass, which was a cannon test. which was shooting that rock hard lacrosse ball at very close range at 60 miles an hour. >> no stranger to the complexity of head injuries, they turned to former nfl football player shawn spring and wing pass for help in finding the right technology to make the hummingbird helmet compliant. >> we

we have the highlight in this mornings sports. >>> good morning, sports fans. chris alvarez here. seven stanford and 20 oregon, just when you thought it was over, think again. we'll show you the oregon duck riding on the motorcycle. that's cool. ducks up. this was a huge play. jaylen gets the reverse. the end zone. his foot hit the pile on, therefore, he's out of balance. what do you know? a few plays later, oregon an third and goal. bad snap. he goes 80 yards the other way for a touchdown. so, a possible 31-7 game is now 24-14. the momentum clearly on the side of the cardinal. into the end zone, 22 of 89 yards here. all of a sudden, a three-point game. 24-21. they got the ball back fourth in one. where is bryce love? not on this play. scarlett stopped. ducks ball. oregon goes the other way. they get a short touchdown here. they are up 10 with 4:30 to go. the game was not over. stanford responds in a minute, boom, boom, boom, down the field. we are within three again. one more first down and oregon wins it. instead, c.j.burdell trying to get the extra yard, fumbles the ball. stanf

that is all the sport. good news. thank you mike. mike bushell. a host of stars including stevie wonder and bill clinton were among the many well wishers saying goodbye to aretha franklin at her funeral in detroit yesterday. the memorial service lasted over seven hours and also featured music from ariana grande and chaka khan. aleem maqbool was there. a public that adored her queued for hours to get inside the church to get a chance to say their final goodbyes to the queen of soul. i could not sit at home and watch it on television. being here really brings in the realfeel of on television. being here really brings in the real feel of things. her message and what he represented the people of african descent in this country is one. two, the music. it is healing, powerful and joyful. paying their last respects to before she's laid to rest, the stars and dignitaries who reflected the reach of aretha franklin's impact and the legacy that goes far beyond the music industry alone. she lived with power, not without wea kness she lived with power, not wit

we have the highlights in this mornings sports. >> good morning, sports fans. chris alvarez here. what a game you saw here on abc 7. number 7, stanford and number 20, oregon. just when you think it was over, we are going to skip the first half. ducks up 24-7. this was a huge play. gets the reverse. goes into the end zone. they go to review. his foot hit the pile on, he is out of bounds. what do you know? a few plays later, bad snap. he goes 80 yards the other way for a touchdown, so a possible 31-7 game is4-14.mentum the cardinal after three and out. bryce love gets id.ar here. all of a sudden, a three-point game. 24-21. they got it back. fourth in one from the oregon 30. where is bryce love? not on this play. cameron scarlett. ducks ball. oregon gos the other way. up ten with 4:30 to go. the game was not over. stanford responds in just over a minute. boom, boom, boom, down the field to whiteside. we are within three again. one more first down and oregon wins it. instead c.j.burdell fumbles the ball. williams punches it out. stanford has it. toner sends this to overtime. tied, 31-

here are the highlights in sports. >> good morning sports fans. chris alvarez here. what a game last night right here on abc 7. number 7 stanford, number 20 oregon. just when you thought it was over, think again. we're going to skip the entire first half and show you the oregon duck riding on a motorcycle because that's cool. 4:40 in the third. this was a huge play. they get the reverse. into the end zone. they go to review. they say his foot hit the pylon, therefore he's out of bounds. ball at the 1. what do you know? oregon third and goal. bad snap. joey al fieri, man on the spot. goes the other way for a touchdown. a possible 31-7 game is now 24-14. the momentum on the side of a cardinal. brice love gets involved. into the end zone. 22 of 89 yards here and all of . l back. fourth and one from the oregon 30. where is brice love? not on this play. cameron scarlet stops. ducks ball. oregon goes the other way. and they get a short touchdown plunge right here. they're up ten with 4:30 to go. but the game was not over. stanford responds in just over a minute. boom, boom

the first break-in, they lost $1,500 in sporting goods. >> i think it's my fault. >> reporter: the second break-in, just bag. but that third break-in -- >> my passport and social security, working permit. >> reporter: and the fourth, on otis street. >> i see the thief just open and steal milk and diapers and left it. >> reporter: could it be a softer side to san francisco criminals? that's when he decided to plead his case as a dad. we reached out on social media asking for your most creative notes to potential thieves and you delivered. with pictures of notes like this one. someone already took the entire glove. there's nothing inside except 8 cds, then listing them. and this one, please do not break into the car. it's broken into six times. we cannot afford paying for more car windows. how about a simple, all valuables have been removed? >> in one sense, it's creative and follows the strategy that people are taking responsibility. but on the other hand, it's sad that people feel that they have to do that. >> reporter: san francisco police chief william scott says car break-ins are down

sport centre. good evening.... and a half points to 10 and a half to regain the trophy. beat phil mickelson. ben croucher has this report. one of the strongest american teams coming to europe's backyard. performances you'll see. are beaten by an american team dreaming of drama. jon rahm had other ideas. he beat tiger woods, pumped up. or am one in the world. but this is ian poulter. he had already won four points and he found the drink. this side of the pound. commentator: he said it couldn't be done but look at him now. as the beer flowed and the champagne sprayed, europe showed that power. if you fancied a fitting finale, alex noren is your man. looked like missing. it meant so much to you. it was absolutely amazing. it's been fairly easy to captain them to be honest. we are just delighted. and their best golf. i had to dig very deep for this one. i'm getting no younger. delivering a point to get it done and we did it. i couldn't be more proud of this team. championship after a controversial vict

like deck's sporting goods. they think they are too big. kennedy: it's disconcerting that they have so much access to personal information. and that equals a lot of control over our lives. they want to marry that access with the government and that's the worst decision of all. >> at the end of the day it's for real people with real emotions. kennedy: go be upset in our office. and boo-hoo to everyone who you think agrees with you. if you want to make the world a better place, build a better company. >> this is what you tell your kid. don't pout when you lose. unless you are google. kennedy: why aren't they more libertarian. why wouldn't they want to fund a candidate who is more handoff? >> now congress wants to control them so they will get their wish. kennedy: the panel is returning later in the show. former secretary of state john kerry just can't let go. the failed presidential candidate still trying to save the iran deal and threatening to undermine trump's foreign policy in the process. my monologue is next. you're headed down the high

we're behind a grocery store behind a sporting good store. and hiding in the best spot we can. i'm standing out in the area where there's kind of a tunnel you can feel the wind coming through. in this area as it has been in wilmington all night. the wind has been swirling. you can't anticipate where it's coming from. as we stand in and out it will slow for a moment and pick back up. that's what we'll have in the bands as this storm continues to try to make land fall. slowly. >> you don't have a wind gauge do you? >> i don't. that one got passed onto someone else. >> how long have you been working in wilmington. did you give us a sense of how this compares to past storms you might have been through? >> it's interesting that you ask the question. i have spent the last 26 years elsewhere. in an area that's never had a hurricane. this is my very first hurricane. i joined in april. and this is my first hurricane assignment. >> are you having second thoughts? >> i'm having zero second thoughts. this is something i always wanted to be a part of. this is kind of the grander of mother n

first break in they lost $1500 worth of sporting goods. >> i think maybe it's my fault i left car in such a place. >> reporter: second break in, a bag but the third break in at golden gate park. >> my passport, social security, working permit, everything, it was my wallet. >> reporter: the fourth on otis street. >> i see the thieves just open and see milk and diapers and left it. >> reporter: could it be? a softer side to san francisco criminals? r sea dahen he deco ea wedia askin for yourcres on pot thieves and you delivered. like this one, someone already took the entire glove box. there is nothing inside except eight cds and listing the eight cds and this one, please do not break into the car. it has been broken into six times. we cannot afford paying for more car windows. how about a simple all valuables have been removed. >> in one sense, it's creative and does follow the strategy that people are taking responsibly but on the other hand, it's really sad that people feel they have to do that. >> reporter: san francisco police chief william scott says car break-ins are down 15% ye

abc 7 sports anchor, mindi bach, has the details in this morning's sports. >> good sunday morning, everyone. khalil mack held out from raiders' training camp as he wanted to be the highest-paid defensive player in the league. and he will be. but not by oakland. the chicago bears in the 2016 defensive player of the year agreed to a six-year, $141 million contract extension with $90 million in guaranteed money. 's annuasala wil thbears and mack were able to come to that agreement after oakland traded him a second round and fifth round pick to chicago. in return, the bears gave the raiders first and sixth round picks in 2019 and first and third round picks in 2020. the raiders also free up $13.5 million in salary. >>> defense led the bears to a fifth straight win in the home opener, but cal does not have a starting quarterback. head coach justin willcock said he will address the situation when it's right but now is not the time. three different players for cal as they took on unc. but patrick lair provided most of the offense. this is a three-yard plunge for the score. he had 99 rushing yards

goods they sent a letter to officials, nike, ending oregon sanctuary law will damage the track record as a place that attracts diverse talent from the globe. globe. >> great to see you, madison, is this ceo mixing up the support for legal immigration, that everyone supports, get in line come in. is he mixing it up with illegal border crosses, how does stopping illegal border crossers affect oregon's or nike's ability to to attract diverse talent. >> reading his message, i don't think he makes much sense, he talks about there is a value in a diverse group of people working for you. different backgrounds, i agree with that, but it has nothing to do with illegal immigration, sanctuary states, and sanctuary cities, we can have a diverse group of people, working across this country without sanctuary states, i think he is mixes up two messages. >> al, there was an issue of authorities going after legal immigrants mistakenly, it looks like the ceo here, is taking it a stip further, saying because of this keep sanctuary status, here is the thing,al, you know this, sanctuary status attracts cr

officials say the shooter then chased a third person out of the business to a sporting goods store opening fire and killing him. he then killed two more people at a nearby home before shooting and killing himself. investigators believe the victims are connected. >>> pope francis is calling a meeting with the presidents of every bishop's conference. the meeting is set for february and will discuss how to protect children and prevent priest abuse. the pontiff is scheduled to meet with leaders of the u.s. catholic church today. the archbishop of washington, d.c. was implicated in the coverup. he will ask the pope to accept his resignation in a future meeting. >>> robin williams fans could own one of the actor's late belongings when 300 items go up for auction. they include movie props, golden globes awards and a watch he wore in one of his movies. back to you. >> thank you very much >>> some good news on hurricane florence this morning. the winds are weakening just a bit. it is now downgraded to a category 2 however officials are urging everybody do not get complacent. this storm is a threat

and talked once about sports. good to see you. how are you? >> hey, sean, good. >> sean: you argued before the supreme court personally what, 12 times? >> yes. >> sean: the aclj 20 times? >> yep. >> sean: any won most of your cases, right? >> we have been very fortunate, i am blessed in that regard, you do not win them all, but an overwhelming majority, and if you include the others that you mention, number of cases that have been summarily reversed. we have a good track record. but i've also won these cases unanimously, a number of them unanimously. it depends on the nature of the case, but the president made two great picks, neil gorsuch, terminus judge, now justice, brett kavanaugh who i have known for a long time is brilliant. he has been a great judge. if you want to know anything about brett kavanaugh, read the 312 opinions. that may be a good way to start. so you saw theatrics today in the senate, but at the end of the day, guess what happens? judge kavanaugh will be just as kavanaugh as confirmed for the supreme court of the united sta

anthony flores has the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> good morning, drama at the coliseum, crush davis hits not one but two home tors lead the a's to a walk off victory gik the final home series of the regular season. taking on twins. the twins with the shift against dafrs. he says i'll the hit it over everyone's head two ron shut for the 4th homer of the year. 2-0 a's oakland leading 4-0 until the sixth. jorge planning o clears the bases six-running giving the twin as 6-4 lead. tied again. mark canon with two-run shot. stayed that way in the bottom of the 10th. davis at the ditch hits the daily double. his second home run of the game. the a's with a walkoff win over the twins, final score 7-6. the yankees win, they remain a game and a half ahead of the a's for the wild card spot. >>> giants and cardinals second inning. giants runners on the cornerers no outs. can't story. austin slater of a base hit robbed. john gagg gets madison bumgarner looking at the dish. not happy with the call behind the plate. tied until 3 with two outs. matt adams gets it by ian van longoria. the

there is a good reason i don't do sport. they come up behind you very fast. i have a little one and if i am walking along and he is toddling all over the place, i am sure there will be people who are regular walkers who don't necessarily want to share these rights away with cyclists. absolutely. i think they are looking to design a couple of new bridleways specifically for the horses and be likes rather than scaring young children and families and me, with coming past you so fast. if you are a cyclist and you want to enjoy the countryside, getting off some of those horrendous roads is equally important. it is one of the reasons i don't cycle, in fact. you would get stiff legs, john a great to lands end, the whole way on a bike. can we get a quick one in. this is all about the power of the pitch. tell us more. this is an initiative set up by save the children. it is about bringing football to refugee communities. what is interesting is the person fronting it, head of the academy at arsenal says there is a balance to be struck between the academies that give th

the first time they lost 1500 in sporting goods. the second break-in, just a bag. the third break-in at golden gate park. >> that time we was really upset because it was all my official papers. >> reporter: and the 4th on otis stream. i see the thief just open and see milk and diapers and left it. >> could it be a softer side to san francisco criminals. he used a marker to plead his case as a dad. we reached out on social media asking for your creative notes to potential thieves. and you deliver. >>> someone already took the entire glove box. there's nothing except except 8 cds, then listing the eight cds. this one, please don't break into the car. it has been broken into six times. we cannot afford paying for more car windows. how about a simple all valuables have been removed. >> it's creative and it follows the strategy that people are taking responsibility. on the other hand, it's really sad that people feel they have to do that. >> san francisco police chief william scott says car breakins are down about 15%. he says it's thanks to extra foot patrols and educa

first break in they lost $1500 worth of sporting goods. >> i think maybe it's my fault i left car in such a place. >> reporter: second break in, just a bag but the third break in, at golden gate park. >> my passport, social security, working permit, everything. my wallet. >> reporter: the fourth on otis street. >> i see the thieves just open and see milk and diapers and left it. >> reporter: could it be a softer side to san francisco criminals? that's when he decided to plead his case as a dad. we reached out on social media asking for your most creative notes to potential thieves and you delivered. with pictures of notes like this one, someone already took the entire glove box. there is nothing inside except 8 cds and listing them and this one, please do not break into the car, it has been broken into six times. we cannot afford paying for more car windows. how about a simple all valuables have been removed. >> in one sense it's creative and does follow the strategy that people are taking responsibly but on the other hand, it's really sad that people feel they have to do that. >> re

bach a has the highlights in this morning's sport sports. >> good morning, everyone. stanford traveled to south bend, indiana this week and the second stragts game on the road. this is the cardinals' fifth meeting against the fighting irish, but por first time they are both ranked in the top ten. david shaw's team ranked number 7 and notre dame, number 8. and dexter williams' first carry wasmemorable, 45 yards for the touchdown. he had 161 yards rushing for th speedy rushing back bryce love. this is the score that ties it up at 7-7. the teams traded the scores back and forth. and ian book in the late first quarter finds a wide open receiver and 61 yards for that touchdown. and you know where k.j. costello is going, and the favorite target here is a.j. whiteside, and notre dame gets one more before the half. book is going to avoid the tackle and he hits chase claypool 25 yards out, and 21-14, irish at the half. fourth quarter and still a one-touchdown game. and bryce love here on third and 21, and stopped, but this is more troublesome, he has the left ankle rolled up o

anthony flores has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, drama at the coliseum crush davis hits not one but two homers to lead the a's to the walk off victory. the a's beginning the final home series of the regular season. taking on the twins. first inning, the shift against devastate. saying i will hit it over everyone's head. two-run shot for the fourth homer of the year. oakland led 4-0 until the sixth with two jorge clears the bases. sixth run inning begins the twin as 6-4 lead. the a's rally in the bottom half of the inning. mark canon with a two-run knotted at 60. davis at the ditch hits the daily double, the second home run of the game. a's with a walkoff win over the twin. the final score 7-6. the a's remain ahead of the. zblienchts giants and cardinals second inning. giants on runners on the corners no outs but can't score. austin slater robbed of a base hit. night play. then john gad gets mad bum looking at the dish. mad bum is well mad, not happy with the call behind the plate. this game was tied at tlie until the two outs. matt adams gets it buy evan longo

there's always good news somewhere, and we think good news ruhles. we're staying on sports. later this month, the baltimore orioles will be the first american pro sports team to feature braille lettering on their uniforms. the team will rack these jerseys at an upcoming home game to honor the national federation of the blind moving their headquarters to baltimore. i love this story. that wraps up this hour. i'm stephanie ruhle. i will see you again at 11:00 a.m. with my partner, ali velshi, and all day on twitter. coming up right now, more news with the woman who has been seriously working hard this week, hallie jackson. >> stephanie ruhle, you do a sports good news ruhles, and it's not my team. i don't know, man. >> philadelphia had me up all last night watching the game. i'm done with them for now. >> for this week. stephanie ruhle, thank you, my friend. i appreciate it. i'm hallie jackson. president trump is out west, and so are the controversies that followed 4i eed him there. starting with the person he calls a traitor, other viewing it as a hero. the list, apparently,

report. >>> good morning. i'm ryan burr. the ryder cup today. on twoas ons in rider cup history a team has come back from 10-6 deficit to win. six years

holly's here with the sport. good morning. what can you tell us about the ryder cup action?m good morning. what can you tell us about the ryder cup action? it all seems very much sunshine and rainbows at the minute! i don't want to seem too positive but what a day yesterday! do notjinx it! i do not wa nt to yesterday! do notjinx it! i do not want to but it is remarkably positive. they are doing brilliantly. they are brilliant, tommy fleetwood, francesco molinari there have a bit of a broom at blossoming between them and what i love is we are hearing it off because as well they are good friends —— bromance. that is why they will put together in the first place, a little bit of chemistry between them. there definitely is! if they win again, one of them needs to win again in the singles and it will be the first time a european competitor has completed the whitewash, getting 5—0. competitor has completed the whitewash, getting 5-0. something for tommy fleetwood to do in his debut cup. could you imagine? we're looking forward to the taking place today. —— singles. europ

anthony flores has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. there was drama at the coliseum. crush davis hits not one but two homers to lead the a's to the walkoff victory. . the a's beginning the final series of the home season. the twin was the shift against davis he says i'll just hit it over everyone's head. two-run for the career high 44th homer of the year. 2-0 a's oakland led until the sixth with two outs. jorg clears bases. six-run inning gives the twins a 6-4 lead. the a's rally in the bottom half of the inning. tied again. mark kanata, knotted at 6. staying that way in the bottom of the 10th. davis at the dish hits the daily double. his second home run of the game. erhe twins.h the walk off the final score 7-6. the yankees win so they remain a game and a half for the head of the a's. >>> giants and cardless. giants runners but can't score. paul deyoung robs austin slater of a business hit. nice play. and john gets madison bumgarner looking at the dish. mad bum is mad, not happy with the call behind the plate. the game was tide at 3 u

coming up next it's sport. goodbye. good evening. alastair cook has announced his retirement from international cricket after what's been a record—breaking career. the former england captain will play his final test at the oval against india, which starts on friday. he's now 33 and his statistics hold up against any batsman. he's scored 12,254 runs and made 32 centuries in 160 tests, those are all england records. as you would expect, many cricketers past and present have been lining up to have their say on cook. former england captain graham gooch says cook must be seen as one of the greatest of all time. you could say there is more exciting players to watch, more entertainers to watch, but he would have to be ranked in the top two or three. most of the players apart from him andjimmy anderson have been brought up in the t20 era. they've been schooled in that type of player as well as the traditional play. i think he is a dying breed, sadly, the test player that can occupy the crease, graft for his runs and someone you know that w