>> he needs something placing nelson, an eyewitness, some physical evidence, something placing nelsonin the area on the day of the homicide. >> do you think you were ever going to get more than you had? >> oh, yeah. we knew this was just beginning. there's more out there we have to keep digging. >> reporter: digging. it's in the detective's dna. and now the erie murders would find him digging through a box of moldy, old receipts. like little jack horner, tommy ray pulled out a plum. >>> when we return, the detective's discovery. would it help him catch a killer? >> divine intervention plays a big part in here. >> but just when he thought the case was solved, his suspect slipped away again, when "unfinished business" continues. [ male announcer ] want a better way to track what you spend? pnc virtual wallet now comes with spending zone. it organizes all your spending, including your pnc debit card, credit card, and your bills. so you can view them by category... or by month. you can set a budget... and it'll even alert you when you're getting close to the amount you've set -- and when

coming up next, willie nelson will join me live.e has a thing or twor to say about the debt battle and what americans are really worried about. willie nelson next. you could save a bundle with geico's multi-policy discount. geico, saving people money on more than just car iance. ♪ geic [ martin luther king jr. ] i still have a dream that one day on the red hills of georgia, the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood. i have a dream today! [ male announcer ] chevrolet is honored to celebrate the unveiling of the washington, d.c., martin luther king jr. memorial. take your seat at the table on august 28th. >>> guess who's on the phone line? willie nelson on the phone line. he's about to talk debt with me. i know what you're thinking. willie nelson. debt? what? what prompted this conversation. this whole thing started with my colleague anderson cooper. if you were watching "360" last night, he and paul begala were talk act the house debt vote yesterday. pa

add to this the values of truth , the values of mahatma gandhi, martin luther king, nelson mandela, and desmond tutu, not as a commodity to compromise but as something that they could trade for reconciliation, if you told the truth, you would not be venged against, but you would be reconciled with. the truth would truly set you free. south africa is regarded as a miracle. what we do a search in south africa is that our transformation was divinely inspired, but not a miracle out of reach of ordinary human beings. south africa and the life of dr. martin luther king has to confirm for us that human beings are capable of being good, that human beings are capable of working for values, in the midst of harshness and violence. the example that runs like a golden thread from asia through mahatma gandhi and through america through martin luther king, through africa, through a number of leaders culminating in nelson mandela tells us that faith is not only the rituals of warships, nor the polarizing -- not only the rituals of worship, but it is a rememberence that our relationship with god must re

nelson: madam president, i ask consent that the quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. nelson: madam president, i ask consent to speak as if in morning business. madam president, i rise today to recognize the important contributions of a special floridian for his unrelenting determination to protect one of our nation's most unique natural resources. that's the florida everglades. he is a prestigious attorney. he's a commanding litigator. this individual, tom rumberger, has dedicated much of his personal and professional life to advancing the restoration and

in just the last 12 months, thomas nelson sold more than a million copies of the kjv.he bible is the best-selling book in history and the king james version of the bible is the best-selling translation of all time. no one knows exactly how many king james bibles have been published ov the centuries, but experts say it's likely in the billions. >> the king james is the most printed book in the history of man. it is an amazing thing. >> reporter: the king james bible emerged out of a tumultuous religious period in english history. for nearly a millennium, the latin vulgate bible had been considered the only sacred text. as latin became less used, ordinary people couldn't understand what they heard when priests read the bible in church. there were calls for an english vernacular bible, but scholars who did the translations were branded heretics in 1401, the english parliament made it a crime punishable by death. enter william tyndale, a renegade 16th century scholar who made the first english translation from hebrew and greek texts. in 1536, even as king henry the eighth

he begins could ruin the staging of twenty twelve blaming the previous leadership for encouraging nelsons that among young people. are no examples you talk to the president of russia's republic of chechnya about the fight against terror and the role of sharia law in society. well he's the candidate thank you very much for having us here in chechnya a simple school thank you for coming. in here illegal armed groups being destroyed a number of attacks and policemen is not decreasing their level it seems like terrorist groups are rapidly increasing their numbers by your estimation how many terrorists are active in the north caucasus that there wasn't with the kurds it. normal i can't tell you about the entire caucasus but as far as chechens are concerned there are about sixty to seventy active students in the stimulus to tell us more about the tactics used by this bandits as those who attack your republic based in chechnya or do they travel from one republic to another throughout the whole north caucasus. and without go well the model has proclaimed the caucasus a single emirate so they are

he's a -- >> i love that willie nelson has your e-mail account. >> i live a weird but blessed life.ero. i'm from austin. if you don't belief in willie and you're from austin -- >> who doesn't believe in willie. >> i talked to rand paul and we'll play that in just a moment, and he says, we were willing to compromise. we compromised willing do raise the debt ceiling. that wasn't really a compromise by republicans. that wasn't really a democratic issue, was it? >> for a lot of republicans, anderson, it actually was. and you and me and paul may scratch our heads over that but a lot of these guys ran on not raising the debt ceiling and a lot of them, particularly in the house, viewed themselves as replacing people who were willing to lose to vote for obama care and willing to lose to not raise the debt ceiling and we may say that's not how washington worked but they genuinely believed it. paul being from austin, that's where you can get the burger between the two krispy kreme donuts. i think that's the satan's sandwich. >> is that fair? we were willing to compromise and raise the debt ce

the book is called willie nelson, an epic life. it is not the most readable book in the world because i think what joe does is give us the name of their but in the world who had anything to do with willie nelson, but given the fact that willie nelson is one of the more, is cleared one of the great entertainers of our time, and he's really an icon and a unique type of individual. because of who he is. and his entertainment qualities spirit in vermont where it seem all of this country he brings just a huge range of people. most singers won't appeal to this group of people or that group of people. willie brings them all together. i think that is a lot to do with his personality and the decency as a human being. is gentleness. is a very gentle man. is decency has been just a very, very strong supporter of rural america, family farmers. so people are interested about learning the life of god was born -- his family migrated to texas, he worked in the cotton fields. he grew up very,

[cheers and applause] wen nelson -- ben nelson of nebraska was the 60th vote to impose obamacare on our nation, and i will be very happy and proud to cast the 60th vote to repeal obamacare. [cheers and applause] there should be no more bailouts, no more earmarks and is no new taxes. we must develop our domestic energy resources. we cannot continue to allow the radical environmentalists to block energy development in the united states of america. [applause] we must firmly reject socialism in the united states of america -- [applause] we must maintain a strong national defense, and we must stand firm in defense of the second amendment, in defense of life and in defense of religious freedom. [applause] do these things and more, and we will restore america. i'm running for the united states senate because our country is going in the wrong direction. and senate ben nelson of nebraska is a big part of the reason why. we must defeat him. we will defeat him if we can get the financial help that we need for our campaign. now, ben nelson was the deciding vote to impose obamacare on our nation. he

on the switch point planning for nelson niagara, it meets the lbe and women requirements. red hill group and trans-metro are small business enterprises that fit sbde requirements. delling associates fulfills dbe and lbde requirements. supervisor cohen: these are people that qualified or people that have received the contract? >> received. and as far as how this will work in terms of awarding actual work, none of these are guaranteed anywhere. it is a matter of work being assigned on a task-order basis. they will need to maintain and week that 8% hiring goal of work being assigned to them with each task order. supervisor cohen: so, who manages the tasks and work orders? >> the authority. supervisor cohen: the authority. my friends over here. i guess my message to the authority is that, you know, i sit here, we pass contracts and have a lot of money. there are a lot of things happening. a lot of changes happening. but we have a lot of businesses. women, minorities. i need you to make sure that you are stepping up to the plate and making sure that people are getting a piece o

first of all, miss nelson is not criminally responsible for what took place.lace was a tragic accident. and i think that needs to be better explained to the jury. i think the circumstances under which she was crossing the roadway, the safe way she was trying to do it. the fact her child darted out from her. all of that was not made clear enough. and i don't think it was made known to the jury that the prosecution has to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that there was a criminal act. it's not enough simply to have been an accident. i think that -- i'm looking forward to hopefully persuade them in that direction. >> loretta, you stood by your niece all throughout this entire process. what are your emotions, hearing her say that she's now going to stand up and fight? >> it's hard to have to see her go through this again. but at the same token, i know she's a strong, young lady and she'll be able to weather through this. and she really needs the opportunity to clear her name totally. and i'm hoping that that's what happens. as a family, we're going to stand behind

and the book is called "willie nelson: an epic life." it is not the most readable book in the world because i think what joe does is give us the name of everybody in the world who had anything to do with willie nelson. but given the fact that willie nelson is one of the more, is clearly one of the great entertainers of our time and he's really an icon and a unique type of individual because of who he is and his entertainment qualities. in vermont where i've seen him a number of times, all over this country, he brings together just a huge range of people. you know, most singers will appeal to this group of people, that group of people. willie brings them all together, and i think that has a lot to do with his personality, his decency as a human being, his gentleness, he's a very gentle man. his decency, he's been just a very, very strong supporter of rural america family farmers. so if people are interested in learning about the life of a guy who was born in arkansas, his family migrated to texas, you know, he worked in the cotton fields,

wait on the sidelines for a little longer now while rubin are still waiting for their new signing nelson valdes to join europe why strike is set to arrive in kids and later this week rubin will hopefully on the return leg next wednesday. meanwhile arsenal will host naisi for the first leg of their play off the gunners i mean to reach the group stages for the fourteenth straight season and go up against italian opponents who finished fourth in city at last season though they have sold three of their key plays in midfield this time in as three d. train with the arsenal squad on monday despite being banned for the tie when you sign giving a new sense of unease the new castle is set for a champions league but the gunners were that their captain says fabregas has after much speculation finally returned to his former club barcelona but manager asked him during a says life must go on. we do try to keep. but. it was rude to restrict. you. describe these hundred twenty five years old. and. gone and it's what we want crucial bit strings. you need to try to do. well thought of as signed a five year

nelson: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from florida. mr. nelson: again, i say to my colleague from new mexico what a fine senator he is, as is the senator presiding. what a privilege it is to serve with the likes of the both of you. and indeed, the members of this body, they are just extraordinary individuals, and we have all -- we have anguished with what we have been through as the clock was constantly ticking down to midnight tonight, and knowing the consequences. this senator always had the feeling that it was going to work out, that we were going to reach agreement, and interestingly, the financial markets had that same feeling as well because the financial markets never did go off of a cliff. even -- even the asian financial markets felt the same thing as we were coming out of the weekend. and so, even though we in this capital city of our nation have gone back and forth over ways to cut this public debt, here we are, and we have an agreement. members of this body as well as the other one down at the other end of the united states cap

paging nelson rockefeller. >>> and people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones, willard m. romney, i'm looking at you and all of your homes. >>> as libya lunges towards freedom, america pauses to remember a leader who helped make our own nation free. it will be dedicated this sunday on the 48th anniversary of his generation-defining speech. but today america got its first look at the memorial on the national mark. the martin luther king jr. statue was unveiled this morning. the centerpiece, a 30-foot tall statue of king. during his life, king disliked having a fuss made about him. he once told his followers that after his death they should not mention his great achievements but only remember him as "a drum major for justice." but despite his humility, this is a well-deserved memorial. it reminds us i won't have the fine and luxurious things to leave behind, but i want to leave a committed life behind. >>> on abc yesterday, jon huntsman warned that opponents michele bachmann and rick perry are so far to the right that they are unelectable. will his plan to paint himself as t

willie nelson. willie nelson, yes, indeed. you heard me right.weighing in on the debt battle and he has something to say to our lawmakers including what normal americans are really worried about. don't miss it. >> also ahead, millions of people are on the brink of starvation. you have seen these images of starving children. right now, not only are terrorists keeping them from food, but there are reports that women are being targeted and raped. we will take you to the frontlines in this exclusive report ahead. but coming up next, horrifying in uh details on that attack on a fan in dodger stadium and a key witness to the beeting has suddenly died. [ car door closing ] [ man ] ooooch! hot seat! hot! hot! hot! [ male announcer ] time to check your air conditioning? come to meineke now and get a free ac system check and a free cooler with paid ac service. meineke. we have the coolest customers. >>> the more we are learning ability the brutal beating of a man, just wearing a san francisco giants t-shirt on opening day at l.a. dodgers stadium, the more

maybe nelson mandela. because he has a very important theme i think apart from wisdom and moments. he has the key of forgiveness which i think saved his country completely from a bloodbath and i think people the people who run this planet studied under nelson mandela and we would definitely get a better planet and i think that would be more than anyone else i think he has the key right thank you very much for this interview him. well the british hold some. of the. markets. opening to the global economy in. a mission. critical you should free transfer charges free arrangement free. three stooges free. old free blog just wanted videos. of free media. president obama. but agreement on extending the country's debt limit. seems to have been avoided the said by domestic political bickering has damaged america's standing internationally . but. despite criticism from a. hundred thousand. to take to the streets across prime minister. but some say the arab spring has now spread to the country's. top. minutes. well i welcome the smallest news and here are the headlines. targeting the army is

senator nelson, you're next. >> mr. chairman lang, thank you for recalling that the sum conductor industry is so important. you remember about 20 years ago when all that business was about to go offshore, and when the united states decided that it was going to stop that trend, it put together a consortium. the proof is in the pudding which you just told us. in your testimony, mr. duke, you said, in our view, the corporate tax proposal represented a very good start because it endorsed these three components of reform. there's a version of that that is circulating right now which is the gang of six, and it basically gives huge deficit reduction back to the committee's of jurisdiction, the biggest deficit reduction would come back to this committee. tax reform, what you all have all testified to, health reform, ect.. now, a big part of that tax reform is taking all of these tax preferences, otherwise known as tax expenditures, and getting rid of a lot of them, and instead taking that revenue that you gained from that and t

earlier today i spoke with cassandra nelson from mercy corps, an american based aid group, she's in kenyaiting refugee camps in mogadishu. i asked her about a new threat, the outbreak of disease. >> reporter: the living conditions have, are absolutely terrible for these people. they don't have access to clean water. they don't have access to any kind of sanitation facilities or toilets, and what that has created is an absolute health crisis. i was in the hospitals and i saw them completely overrun and in the 45-minute period i was there i actually saw three children die that had cholera. so that is a huge crisis. and the other major issue that we're very concerned about is measles, the conditions in the camps because it's so crowded is really a huge incubator for measles because it's a highly infectious and contagious disease. and the situation to be hon nest the hospitals isn't much better. these children that are lying on these tables all getting ivs, they are also not being separated from children who have measles or other diseases, cholera, and so the diseases are so easily transfered

maybe nelson mandela. and he has a very important theme i think apart from the moments. he has the key of forgiveness which i think saved his country completely from abroad. and i think people the people who run this planet studied the nelson mandela and we would definitely get a better planet and i think that would be more than anyone else i think he has the key right thank you very much for this interview him. wealthy british soil the sun holds a spot on. the. markets. for the global economy cause a report on. the mission is. going to take three years for charges free from richmond three. three stooges freeze. the old sleeve long term plug in video for your media project c.e.o. doug archie john tom. president obama as the republican and democrat has finally reached a deal now to avoid default but agreement on extending the country's debt limit the potential economic catastrophe seems to have been avoided the said by domestic political bickering has damaged america's standing in. girls have made. presidential plane crash that killed president a chance against course of

maybe nelson mandela. because he has a very important theme i think apart from wisdom and moments. he has the key of forgiveness which i think saved his country completely from a bloodbath and i think people the people who run this planet studied under nelson mandela and we would definitely get a better planet and i think that would be more than anyone else i think he has the right thank you very much for this interview you. will come to the. what makes a big splash in the world of high stakes just to see what turns events science into i judging products we don't understand oh he's it's got to be full of russian invaders to eat your bidders abroad and their big breakthrough back home smart light on story on technology update here on which we've got the future coverage. wealthy british style it's a. market why no. one knows what's really happening to the global economy cause a report on our. news just states president obama has announced that republican and democratic lawmakers have reached a deal avoiding a u.s. default which would catastrophic economic consequences. also poland ad

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maybe nelson mandela. because he has a very important thing apart from wisdom and knowledge. he has the key of forgiveness which i think saved his country completely from a blood. and i think people the people who run these planets studied under nelson mandela and we would definitely get a better planet and i think that would be more than anyone else i think he has the key right thank you very much for this interview him. welcome to the. what makes a big splash in the world of high tech business what turns the real science into products we don't understand all these these guys we follow the russian invaders to e.g. bidders abroad and their big breakthrough. spotlight on stone on technology update here. we've got the future covered. wealthy british sign of the sun it's a spot on. the. market why not scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy cause a report on our. news stay with president obama has announced that republican and democratic lawmakers have reached a deal avoiding a u.s. default catastrophic economic consequences. also poland admits pilot erro

that film with nelson rockefeller is amazing that's from 1964.feels like he could be speaking about the tea party right now. >> sure. >> so when huntsman takes this roll and says, whoa, we are going too far to the right, who is the audience for that? what gap is he trying to fill? >> huntsman in std aid in that interview i'm the center right candidate for a center right country. that is very much tdb. if you look at the footage and we see how far this country and this party, the republican party has come to the right, i mean, it is now -- we're in a position where ronald reagan on a lot of things looks like a moderate. george w. bush worked with teddy kennedy to pass no child behind. i mean, that was a handful of years ago, and i mean, it to a certain degree the questions remain. could we even have a george bush in this election season? >> when i'm driving down the ronald reagan freeway as i left this weekend, i was like ronald reagan would be a much better political xhois at this point. what is exciting to me about huntsman, i've made this argum

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but i've known him for a lot of years, that's willie nelson. the book called "willie nelson and the epic life." it's not the most readable book in the world. i think what joe does is give us the name of everybody in the world who had anything to do with willie nelson. but given the fact that willie nelson is one of the more -- he's clearly one the great entertainers of our time. and he's really iconic and a unique type of individual. because of who he is. and his entertainment qualities in vermont where i've seen him a number of times all over the country. we brings together just a huge range of people. most singers will appeal to this group of people, or that group of people. really brings him altogether. i think that has a lot to do with his personality, his decency as a human being. he's a strong man and strong supporter of rural america. if people are interested about learning about the life of a guy that was born in arkansas, migrated to texas, he worked in the cotton fields, you know, he grew up very, very poor. and he has a unique tie, i

host: nelson garcia is also weighing divorce lawyer.he role of federal government in divorce? guest: wherever it can, it should streamline things as well as possible. encourage states to pass laws that protect people in the emotional, difficult process of divorce. i think that the laws have developed to the point they have to wear the courts, the party is at the end of their marriage, they aren't as good a financial position as possible. they certainly make it easier for them to also enjoy their children and be able to provide for them. host: john crouch, you are with a group called coalition for divorce reform. what makes up the divorce reform movement and what is the goal for your coalition? guest: it is people that have experienced divorce in their personal life and people like me who experience it through their work. we've decided to look at how to do prevention. people did not know a lot about how divorce and marriages work at the time that we passed no- fault and dealt with the unexpected consequences over the past few decades. fo

i'm rob nelson. >> i'm tanya rivero.ds like a recipe for disaster, as hurricane irene heads towards north carolina's coast, where evacuations are under way. and already, supplies are being packed up to be shipped to the bahamas, where a lot of damage is expected. >> 90% of homes have been damaged and destroyed already in the bahamas. that was a cat 2. and could be a cat 4 by tonight. >> pretty scary, absolutely. >>> also this half hour, how police in a small tennessee town managed to track down an unusual criminal. she is accused of stealing all of the coupons inserted into sunday newspapers. >> keep your hands off my coupons. >>> and later on, from the saloon to the salon. that microbrew is not only a tasty adult beverage, it is a shampoo that can perk up your hairdo. >> that's what i'm talking about. that's good, good stuff there. >>> before all of that, the monster storm that is raging closer and closer to the east coast. >> hurricane irene is unleashing dangerous winds on the bahamas this morning and rapidly gaining

i'm diana alvear. >> and i'm rob nelson. encouraging news for many unemployed americans. take a look at long lines in atlanta yesterday at a job fair in that city. people say came down all night, literally. this is a worldwide problem. asian markets taking a dive. >> not so good news. >>> also ahead, an international incident on a basketball court in china. how did the american and chinese teams playing during a goodwill visit end up in a brawl? >> not our most diplomatic moment there on the court. >>> later this half hour, he's a professional lifeguard who at age 61 is in a little trouble because he decided not to wear a speedo to work. see why this is our favorite story of the day. >> absolutely. >>> first, stock markets in asia opened sharply lower this morning, following a day of sharp losses in markets around the world. tokyo's market lost more than 2%. >> investors are worried about a recession as well as debt and banking problems in europe.ç abc's t.j. winick is following all of these market jitters. morning, t.j. >>

." >> good morning, i'm rob nelson. >> i'm diana alvear.bsolutely that is the talk around this town, the weather craziness. >> wild summer. we'v'vhad everything. >> texasas seems to be especial hit hard. ranchers and farmers do not have the water to keep up their crops and herds and that could drive up prices at the supermarket. today it will be 15 days in a row of triple-digit heat in houston. another texas record. >> wow, unbelievable. >>> also ahead this half hour, he looksksnd appears just like a candidate. but president obama insists these are official white house visits to the heartland of the country. today he unveils new economic plans really targeting rural communities and job-creation, which is going to be the defining issue of this campaign. >> it's all about the economy. >>> later this half hour, moviemakers are turning the streets of glasgow, scotland, into the streets of philadelphia for a film starring brad pitt. >> i is it not cheaper just to film the movie in philadelphia? >> you know what, the genuine cheesesteak. you know

. >> i'm rob nelson.ttacks are pretty rare, this is the latest in a series of them in the vancouver area. park rangers will resume their search for that cougar at daybreak today because they fear the animal might actually attack again. we're seeing so many horrible animal stories the last few months. >> realllly terrifying. there are so many attacks on humans. >> is weird and scary. thank god that little boy's alive. >>> also ahead the daring rescues from the raging flooded rivers from the northeast. the national guard say some people put themselves in harm's way. we'll share some painful lessons learned days after irene. >> the aftermath far from over. >>> later this half hour, you can't make this stuff up. an arkansas homeowner in a private plane flies over his house and sees burglars carrying stuff out of it. we'll explain n what happened next. this is absolutely our favorite story of the day. >> i think it may be our favorite story of the week it's so good. >> timing's everything in life. is it not? w

now, ben nelson was the deciding vote to impose obamacare on our nation. he made that vote in exchange for the cornhusker kickback and voted to waste $870 million on president obama's wasteful stimulus. he voted at the table, cut, cap, and balance. he went to washington claiming to be a moderate, but he is clearly a big government democrat right now. the good news is that i'm leading him in the polls 46% to 40%. [cheers and applause] the bad news -- [laughter] is that he's leading us by $3 million in campaign funds. thanks to his big government friends. we need some financial help to balance the scales. will you help us? [cheers and applause] just in case you want to know, our website is stenbergforsenate.com, and we can make it as easy as possible for you to help our campaign, and we would appreciate that help. restoring america requires courage on the part of our elected officials. t.a.r.p. was passed because of threats of an economic depression if it didn't pass, but then most of the t.a.r.p. money was not used for what they said it was going to be used

and i wonder, rob nelson, are you perhaps one of those? >> i think he's a cute little guy. penguin should. >> are you happy to see him go? >> it's time, it's time. >> he is getting a 430-mile lift on the boat. hopefully that will be enough of a head start. >> let's hope. they nursed him back to health with fish-flavored milk shakes. >> yum, yum. >> sounds like a good breakfast. >> i for one think he's cute and i wish him the best. >>this mor >>> this morning on "world news now," the worst floods in a century in vermont. irene's relentless rainfall sends new england rivers over their banks, washing away bridges and entire towns. >> and this disaster is not over yet because some flooded rivers in the northeast still haven't crested. it is tuesday, august 30th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, everybody, i'm rob nelson. >> i'm tanya rivero. clean-up could go well into the billions. and this morning several million people are waiting for the power to be restored. in virginia and north carolina, hurricane irene's most forceful winds left communities i

he is currently running to take on bill nelson in the elections. >> next year, i will replace ben nelson in the u.s. senate. [applause] and then nebraska will be represented by into lifelong conservative in the u.s. senate. has the next nebraska state senator, i will vote to repeal obamacare. [applause] i will vote to secure our borders. [applause] i will vote to cut federal spending and balance the federal budget. [applause] and i will vote to defend life, the second amendment come and religious freedom. [applause] i am honored to have been endorsed by redstate and by mark levin, honored to have the support of many t partyers across the state of nebraska. i am honored to be here today. you all are the salvation of our nation. nonplus you for all that you do for our nation. [applause] america today is going in the wrong direction. we have a president who apologizes for our nation instead of leading it. we have a president who bows to foreign dictators instead of standing up to them. we need a new direction. we need a new president, and we need to restore america. [applause] restoring ame

senator nelson thank you for joining us.rned are you about the future of nasa and space exploration? >> we've got a vigorous space program. i want to concur with your previous story. a story like that just cuts your heart out when you hear a grandmother talking like that. on the space program, you know we just launched a couple days ago to jupiter. next month there is going to be a launch to the moon. the following month, there's going to be an environmental polar satellite that will measure the earth's environment. then we are launching this just exceptionally exciting little rover. it is not so little, it is as big as a volkswagen. it is called curiosity. because it is going to run all over the surface of mars. it is going to help us understand what is happening there as we get ready to go to mars with humans. following that in december, we are going to launch the rocket that will take cargo to the space station. that's one of the rocket that is competing with the announcement, a few days ago, by boeing, that they are goin

. >> i'm rob nelson. federal agents say the three siblings had been on a cross country crime spree. ease aftee they were begged to surrender and were finally caught after a week on the run. >> and rebels attacked chopper in after gap stan killing an elite team. why the take down was so crucial. >> revenge came quickly for those folks. >> quickly indeed. >> who would have t thought a non-life threatening form of hiv can fight cancer into remission. coming up in a few minutes. >> incredible story. >> first, the capture of the famous dougherty gang. three siblings now behind bars. >> a sister and two brothers had guns blazing as officers es closed in on them in colorado. abc's diana ail villar following all of the drama. >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the dougherty gang's rampage game to a dramatic end in colorado after police tipped off to their presence and in pursuit. >> i'm in the clearing with the female she was shot in the leg. a week-long crime spree by the florida siblings ended as it began with a high-speed chase and plenty of bullets fired. >> subjects fired at p

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taken by the blue devils bingo hall on nelson avenue just before 3:00 a.m. you see a blue pick-up truck smash through the front window and over the next 60 seconds, two men managed to grab an atm and take off. the blue devils director of operation says there was a $5,000 till inside the atm and the theft will deeply affect the non-profit. >> blue devils is a youth program. we've been providing music, training for kids from 7 to 22 years old in concord. >> it will come out of our checking account. that moneys that to be accounted for. it's all lost. >> they say the atm is valued at $8,000 and the break-in cost thousands in damages. he says he believes the two suspects had to have been there before to know there was an atm inside. we'll have a live report from the scene coming up. >>> another major story, two suspects arrested in the drive-by shooting death of a 3-year-old boy from oakland. police say more arrests will be coming. possibly this morning. abc7's nick smith is live at the shooting scene at 64 and international. nick? >> reporter: the message from

award two-year consultant contracts to nelson\nygaard consulting associates, fehr & peers, and dowling associates, inc., in a combined total not to exceed $400,000, for travel demand management professional services, with an option to extend for one additional year, and authorize the executive director to negotiate contract terms and conditions. this is an action item. commissioner mirkarimi: we are in to work from the finance committee. questions or discussion? public comment? please. come on up. >> and when i was at the plans and programs committee meeting, this issue was delivered it at great length. i just want to state one concern, one factor that was brought out. that is diversity and helping minorities, in the true sense of the word. we know, right now, if you are a white woman, you are considered a minority. under that front, a lot of injustice is done. this, of being a city that knows how to remedy and put their best foot forward, we need to understand that this sector is impacting a lot of lbe's and dbe's. you could play a leading role, and you could pull on the sleeves of yo

recommend award of two-year consultant contracts to nelson\nygaard consulting associates, fehr & peers, and dowling associates, inc., in a combined total not to exceed $400,000, for travel demand management professional services, with an option to extend for one additional year, and authorizing the executive director to negotiate contract terms and conditions. >> good morning, commissioners. item #3 begins on page 7 of your packet. this is a procurement for travel demand management services. the need was driven by a number of servicers, chief among them was the demand management project, an inter-agency funding project we have received in partnership with sfmta. this procurements also supported the authority development of strategic long- range countywide planning updates. and other studies that the session is undertaking. emerging at the local and regional level to better manage the transportation system in a time when resources are limited and cooperation with major agencies is critical. for this procurement in april the evaluation panel consisted of representatives appointed by [ina

also, nelson was replaced by todd jones, he is u.s.ney for minnesota, he has served under that job, under both president clinton and obama. also today, in phoenix, big changes there, where fast & furious was borne, dennis brook is out, he allegedly resigned, but i can tell you he was interviewed last week by congressional investigators, and he got so upset, he, too, was sick, and could not continue. now, atf was -- managed fast & furious but the u.s. attorney's office actually ran the operation, that means burke is now gone, and his assistant, emory hurley, he also was reassigned to a lesser post in the civil division. i can tell you that the four original whistleblowers, three of those have been reassigned, two going to florida, one to south carolina. what does all this mean, megyn? many will look at it as nelson and also, burke, being thrown under the bus. the question is, will congressional investigators stop there, or will they continue to look for people higher up the chain who may have approved who knew about the program. megyn:

nelson. >> charlie: barry nelson had it. sam sneed. >> sam sneed probably was a little further from where we're talking about and had an ability that was more natural than anybody that i knew in golf. sneed was close to a natural player as anything that ever happened. but you know, now here's a guy like that you can say one, he never won the pga. sneed never won the open. well my goodness, if anybody, if you think about it, anybody that should have won an open was sneed, but didn't. and why? >> charlie: why? >> that's the x factor. >> charlie: but you kept that, that thing about winning in you to this very day. you have it, you feel it about business. >> it's a drive. it's a thing that feels like when i go to bed at night i go to sleep. >> charlie: i never met a winner, and i mean it in that sense of the word, who didn't have a work ethic like you never seen before. i never had somebody come to sit at my table and say i just have so much talent that naturally i won. they all say i wanted it more, i worked harder for it, i di

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for "good morning america," rob nelson, abc news, new york. >> ouch. dan, you're a foodie, are you taking sides here? >> i like to eat. i don't know if i know much about it. i wouldn't be able to take sides. >> food should unite people. maybe that's what t ll happen. maybe he'll take her up on her offer. >> somehow i doubt that. >>> coming up on "gma," abc news learned more details about the case of a missing woman in aruba. the new witness poking holes in the story of the man who is the prime suspect. also, we have exclusive video of this man who was at the center of the case. >>> plus the glitz and glam of kim kardashian's lavish, star-studded wedding. we'll take you behind the scenes of last night's affair. >>> and baby tigers, my up-close encounter with three 2 1/2-month-old tiger cubs. we'll show what happens when you get bitten by one of these guys. >> how cute! [ male announcer ] every day, thousands of people are choosing advil. my name is lacey calvert and i'm a yoga instructor. if i have any soreness, i'm not going to be able to do my job. bu

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