i am named after my father but everyone calls me blaine --dwa t --dway --dwayne. i wrote a memoir called "a question of freedom". i was incarcerated when i was 16 for carjacking. and spent eight years in prison. >> what motivated you to write your book? what makes your book different from other books about prison? >> i got arrested when i was 16 and never committed a crime and never been arrested before and i had a gun. the first time i had a gun. when you hear the news about somebody did x for the first time, suddenly trapped into this world one i didn't even believe my own story. i knew i had to be lying. no way i could have committed a crime of this nature and it was the only crime i ever committed. and explaining it to the rest of my family. particularly in light of the fact -- makes me want to holler. i read books about prison, people in never heard of and i thought of incarceration and what it meant to the black community. still robbed somebody. so i decided i wanted to be a writer while i was in prison and part of the influence was a means of finding the ex

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. >> reporter: i spent a few hours with oliver and dwayne, his arch dudeship in the church of the lattere and i saw first hand why it is the world's slowest growing religion. should you be yelling your message a little louder? >> i have to be honest with you, bill. there's something undude about yelling stuff to people. >> reporter: we did a little dude-ication. >> think of your mind as like a radio. instead of finding the channels, you are trying to find the static. >> reporter: but after retiring to the little lebowski book shop and downing a little borrowed dude wear of my own, somewhere after partaking of the white russian and watching him lead the sermon by the counter. >> that's one of the main messages, just take it easy, man. >> reporter: i realized he is dead serious. >> it's basically modern daoism. there is a good way to live. a life-affirming way to live. >> reporter: what happens to dudists after they die? don't you want to create a golden bowling alley where the white russians flow. >> no, people won't be living their lives in the here and now. the point is to be as alive a

that was graham dwayne and he joins us from skype in south froik tell us what that sensation must feel like. graham, try to explain to us and our viewers the feeling of being so close to such a, a huge animal? >> yeah. i think it's like being next to a boeing. you know, you stand flonext to boeing or a really bill ship and the scale, it's really awesome and terrifying. i didn't mean to get that close. you know, when you get up to the tail, there's so much current that that animal creates around it. you get sucked into the water. >> did you have any idea what that whale was doing when he was kind of doing a head stand? >> we see them standing on their heads with their tails sticking out of the water and i never realized what they were up to, but the noise it was making, it has to be some kind of like calling gesture. i'm not quite sure. it was really fascinating. >> the sounds in the video of the whale were amazing. is that what it sounded like in the water? >> much louder in the water, and the water comes from every direction. it's kind of intimidating. >> where does this land as far a

this guy, graham dwayne, from earth touch web tv got super close to a humpback whale.nd you know those things are enormous. so when you're up close, it's a whole different perspective on it. this is beautiful footage off the coast of south africa. graham was in the water when he saw this humpback and realized how close he was able to get. you can see graham there and you can see him approaching the whale. but the other beautiful part about this is what you can hear. check this out. >> it began standing on its head and pushing its tail upwards towards the surface. >> the humpback started putting on a really unique display with graham right in the water and he was able to get some really incredible shots of the huge tail fin. >> the whale was like, oh, you're taking pictures? let me stretch out and show you my good side. >> that's a big mammal. it could flip its tail and he could be sent flying back to the boat. >> he addresses that, watch. >> i had to watch where i was in relation to this massive tail. i watched as the whale took it off the surface and back down again.

. >> dwayne webster wailings a pro surfer for 20 years before he was a surfer's healing volunteer. >> biggest reward right there. that's seeing the kids are having time of their life. >> wave after wave these children of all levels of autism show their excitement and joy of just being, well, a kid. >> it's so empowering to be able to see her out there and actually doing something she enjoyed that i never in a million years thought she would be able to do. >> maybe these surfers do more than just heal the children. judging by the happiness of all of the faces, maybe, just maybe, they heal families as well. >> i'm so grateful there are things like this and people out there that have creative minds and come up with programs like. this it's awesome. >> and that was katie reporting. i love that story. that's a great story. what about our forecast? >> our forecast is looking good especially for folks that are going out to the beaches over the next couple of days. long-term looks good. for this morning it started off with the fog and overcast skies. right now we have broken out with brillian

dwayne conrad was getting his art gallery ready for the storm. >> katrina, i felt it, it was severe. this one, i really don't feel it too well, so i'm like, "okay, i think we're going to do pretty well here, for some reason." >> tom: in the gulf of mexico and onshore, the energy industry also is dealing with isaac. 93% of gulf of mexico oil production has been shut in. on shore, five refineries from southeast of new orleans to near baton rouge have shut down production. another three have reduced their operations. they sit in the latest forecast path of the storm. more than 12% of refinery capacity along the gulf coast has been shut down. additionally, one crude oil pipeline supplying more than one million barrels of crude to midwest refineries also has shut down. kevin kerr is with us. he is president of kerr trading international. >> kevin, is there going to be a short term impact at the gasoline pump because of this? >> we're already seeing it, especially in new orleans and sensitive areas along the gulf coast. this is really more of a fear premium. >> is it going to spread beyond

dwayne conrad is not leaving town because he wants to protect his artwork in this gallery. >> katrina i felt it. it was severe. this one i really don't feel it too well. >> reporter: like millions of gulf coast residents, conrad is nervous about isaac but he says he's ready for this storm. karen brown, cbs news, new orleans. >> my biggest concern really are some of those rain totals. you can follow isaac's pangt by visiting wusa9.com -- path by visiting wusa9.com. we have the interactive doppler on the front page and you can go to the weather center and download our free hurricane tracker. they could have big time flooding down there. jc, back to you. >> thk you, howard. >>> 9news now has a team of reporters on the gulf coast to meet isaac when it reaches shore. we are deploying new technology in order to track that storm. our scott broom is joining us live from our mobile newsroom in pensacola beach, florida. scott? >> reporter: jc, it's so mobile, i'm still behind the wheel right now. let me show you some of the pictures we're seeing in pensacola beach which is experiencing tropical

united hosting the no score, somehow finds his way to dwayne. he nets his 99th career, mls goal. it's 1-0 united. first half, andy with a spectacular effort, then the cross to the far post, headed in by leonard. united extinguishes the fire. sits in fifth place in the eastern conference. one point behind chicago. >>> and that is all the time we have for tonight, but the news edge will be right back. this is the plan for back to school. introducing share everything, only from verizon. a shareable pool of data to power up to 10 different devices. add multiple smartphones to your plan, so everyone in your family can enjoy unlimited talk and text. the first plan of its kind. share everything. get your student a samsung galaxy nexus for $99.99. this bipartisan reform successfully reduced welfare rolls. on july 12th president obama quietly ended the work requirement... gutting welfare reform. one of the most respected newspapers in america called it, "nuts!" saying, "if you want to get more people to work, "you don't loosen the requirements -- you tighten them." mitt romney's plan for

i'm named after my father, but everybody calls me dwayne. aisle get into why they called me that in prison. i was incarcerated far carjacking. i did eight and a half years in prison. and your question was, what motivated me to write my book. what makes your book different from any other books out there about prison and inmates. >> the interesting thing i was i had been arrested when i was 16. never committed a crime. i had a gun, it was my first time ever having a done. you know how you hear the stories in the first time somebody did x for the first time and you don't believe it. i didn't believe my own story. i knew i could have committed a crime of this nature. it was the only crime i ever committed. then i thought how do you explain it to yourself but how would i go about explaining it to my mom and the rest of my family. and particularly, in light of the fact that i had been a reader before i had been incarcerated. i had read books about prison and people like i've never heard of. and also, i had just thought of incarceration and what it

with the help of his friend dwayne durant have raised more than 2-thousand dollars.on friday....they received a visit from some star players... at the university of michigan. :46 i read the article for myself about you were doing out here and i called my teammates because we had to come support you man, that's big from someone your age. both of you guys out here. there's a lot of kids our age that aren't even doing the things that you're doing and taking notice of what's going on.it's going to take more peeple thinking like you to help this city. along with some university of michigan freebies... joshua smith was also awarded a 2- thousand-dollar scholarship... so long as he graduates with at least a 2-point-5 grade point average. coming up... know who you'll be sitting with... before you arrive. arrive.the new technology... that helps you connect with people... before any event. you're watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all morning. ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone at southwest airlines works together for one goal: to get you where you're going. and with flights all over t

now dwayne derosario called back for encroachment. this is his second. it sailed over the crossbar. a tough break for united. dc united in fifth place. >>> remember nats host the braves tonight at nationals park. have a great monday. >>> further tests show starting linebacker brian arapahoe's shoulder is not as serious as first feared. he could be ready for the regular season opener at home september 16th. >>> still ahead. there is a bunch of recall information when it comes to cars, coming up next in your money report. >>> plus why the republican presidential ticket is going to present a united front today in new hampshire. here's monika with the traffic update. >>> i just got off the phone with virginia state police. north of route 644 here on north 395 a blockage of a lane with an accident. you are watching 9news now. me noce] intae st en guse csere. re?!ui' enbung guorea. [ hiin] woerhaotr eioblchcei' me? [ ubce mic si oreef [ lennnc ] oo ttechsere. a mbeot v8v-si jceiv tm a fl rvg vetle plus fl rvg fit butt stass keru. v8 wt'yo nbe >>> good morning and welcome back to 9news now

[whispering] dwayne, go break the ice. - yeah. [dog barks] - that's a good boy. oh, hey.l guy. - hi. - hey. - hi. - you know, i don't think that we have ever seen two pugs as adorable as yours. - no, and-- and we're veterinarians. you know, we've seen our share of good-looking pugs. - this adorable pug's my everything. - that's cute. hopefully not everything. - what do you mean? - i mean, just-- generally speaking, you know, pugs have a short lifespan. - that's not true. - you're saying he's gonna die soon? - no. - no. - no. - no, that's--no. [laughing] no, no. not what i'm saying. that is-- what i'm saying is, judging from the paw size on that guy-- - he's a very healthy dog. - he is gonna live to be at least eight. - but he's already ten. - look at that. - [laughs] is he? - every day's a gift. who's thirsty? - me. - i'm gonna throw up. - ah! - this is why i'm not keen on friends. - [groaning and straining] oh, good. george, tap me out! - no, you're doin' great. - i'm losing, george. - hey, george, can i have a word with you? - huh? yeah, i got a minute. - [grunts] - ver

[whispering] dwayne, go break the ice. - yeah. [dog barks] - that's a good boy. oh, hey.l guy. - hi. - hey. - hi. - you know, i don't think that we have ever seen two pugs as adorable as yours. - no, and-- and we're veterinarians. you know, we've seen our share of good-looking pugs. - this adorable pug's my everything. - that's cute. hopefully not everything. - what do you mean? - i mean, just-- generally speaking, you know, pugs have a short lifespan. - that's not true. - you're saying he's gonna die soon? - no. - no. - no. - no, that's--no. [laughing] no, no. not what i'm saying. that is-- what i'm saying is, judging from the paw size on that guy-- - he's a very healthy dog. - he is gonna live to be at least eight. - but he's already ten. - look at that. - [laughs] is he? - every day's a gift. who's thirsty? - me. - i'm gonna throw up. - ah! - this is why i'm not keen on friends. - [groaning and straining] oh, good. george, tap me out! - no, you're doin' great. - i'm losing, george. - hey, george, can i have a word with you? - huh? yeah, i got a minute. - [grunts] - ver

and the fact that dwayne and other athletes in similar situations are getting a chance to perform, and they're still having to face tough moments even though running fast and made the olympic team and stuff, they receive a lot of criticism. although they've done their time, they're still doing their time, and people don't see that. so i don't -- certainly if you continue to make mistakes and do what you shouldn't and fail drug tests, at some point there should be a lifetime ban. i think for the first time to be a lifetime ban i think it is unfair. a lot of people are going to say of course she's going to say that, she has been involved in all of this. but people need to look in the mirror. have you ever made a mistake. do you wish you had a second chance? of course. give the athletes a second chance. they made a mistake. see if they can redeem themselves. >> let's take a short break. we will talk about usain bolt and american rivals, what you think about the fascinating, on-going battles in the american women's sprintsing team. i don't know what you thought about that debacle. let's co

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you got dwayne bowe and jonathan baldwin and and good solid defense' not sure what steered hyim away from that. >> thom: third down. pass attempt broken up by asa jackson. so out comes the field goal unit. they are going to send out something other than jason hanson. you like kansas city back on the top in front of denver? >> brian: i do. i think the most complete team. there is going to be a transition period there in denver. san diego are playing for norv turner's job. the raiders have a lot to overcome and i like what they did with reggie mckenzie and dennis allen but a long way to go. >> thom: the 30 yard line by dimke is good. we have a couple of other divisions to cover. 4:27 left and the lions in command. $10 any pizza deals i can get everyone their favorite pizza. any size, any toppings for just ten bucks. pepperoni lover's, meat lover's... dad, what about veggie lover's? you know, for jacob? yeah, i had that one delivered to his house. [ male announcer ] pizza hut believes you should get exactly what you want, so we created the $10 any pizza deal. get any size, any toppings

. >> dwayne reid's finest. that's good.eesestick, too. >> we spared no expense. [ speaking french ] >> ha-ha! >> oh. >> merci. >> a good year. a good year. welch's, 2012. >> welch's grape juice. grape juice, everybody. cheers. >> good to be back. paris, you were wonderful. i want to get back there before i die. that's good. >> did you do any sightseeing? >> we did a lot. coming up later, we'll show you that, too. a wonderful time. >> need something to wash it down? >>> i do. >>> coming up, who is having a royal time in las vegas, including prince harry. we didn't do a royal story until you came back. >>> and the celebrity moms who got all that attention by rapidly losing baby weight, are they setting an unhealthy example? >> yes. let's eat. >> you are watching "world news now." we'll be right back! bon soir! >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by just for men hair color. ought to you by just for men hair color. ♪ put it in your pocket we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. wh

they haven't lost at home since march 10 and they weren't going to do it here. 19th minute, dwayne with the last touch. his sixth goal. black and red win 4-2. that's a quick look at sports this morning. we will be live today from redskins park with full coverage of clinton portis' retirement press conference. have a great thursday. >>> still ahead this morning, we continue our breaking news coverage. the latest a murder of a local teenager coming up. >> plus, federal investigators are piecing together clues about what happened when that massive coal train derailed in ellicott city. here's monika with an update on the rush hour. >> late clearing construction on the outbound side of the key bridge here at m street may cause some delays as you come in on canal road. be aware of it as you travel into the district. i'll be back with more traffic coming up at 5:29. you're watching 9news now. you know, i was once used for small jobs. yeah, and i took on all the bigger, tougher ones. but now that mr. clean's got this new select-a-size magic eraser, i mean, he can take on any size job. look how

off the lows of the day, s&p 500 snapping its six-dwayning streak. nasdaq is looking as though if it holds on to the gain of under two points, it will be in the green. is this market out of steam after a strong summer rally? four top strategists will weigh in on that. groupon's earn rings due out any moment now. coming up, we will show you how to create a no-lose scenario when you invest in high-profile companies like groupon or facebook. here's a look at the preliminary closing number on wall street. dow jones industrials average down 37 points on the trading session. the nasdaq, up a fraction. about 1.66 points the trading session. and the s&p 500 finished down just about as much, 1.67 points. >> the s&p was hoping to extend six-day winning streak but that run has come to an end after today's session. with all three major averages seeing red in today's session for a time, until the nasdaq turned positive here, we are wondering what is behind the pullback today. >> indeed. has the market gotten ahead of itself? josh brown of fusion analytics says yo

whatever they have, the jordans, chris paul, dwayne wade, they have a lot of sneakers, sadly. about these two stocks. they both hit new 52-week lows, all-time lows because of their ipo. the heavy insider is now able to sell, only the beginning. the lockout expiration coming in phases. last thursday was the first part and more shares will become available late october into early november and november 14 more so. this goes into next year when mark zuckerberg himself can sell. let's take a look at groupon. they cut the price target, gwendolyn customer growth in they have to spend more in marketing. back to you. tracy: those are some ugly charts for companies who have not done a market that long. ashley: on deck even more trouble for embattled retailer best buy cutting profit in one day after its new ceo sent the stock tumbling. that is not a good sign. a best buy analyst shares his insights next. tracy: let's take a look at how the dollar is doing today. it's something you're born with. and inspires the things you choose to do. you do what you do... because it matters. at hp we d

so learning over the course of the year, hence year up, learning those skills and dwayne gaining the not go to a full four-year college. do you accept that notion? >> everybody in this country needs post-secondary education. we need to proddenbroaden our idea of the word college. we have a my optic idea that it's four-year, fixed term residential. we need many more pathways so many more adults can gain education after high school and, therefore, earn enough money to take care of their families. >> here's the part you're not going to like to toot your own horn. what's your success rate? i think that your numbers are very impressive. >> thanks for asking. 85% of our graduates make $15 an hour, which is about $30,000 a year or they are enrolled in college full time. that's why we wanted to write a book to shine a spotlight on those young adults to show that they're assets and not liabilities in this country and indeed critical components of the u.s. economic engine. >> mission accomplished. >> good work. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >>> well, nolgthing sa

. >> 36-year-old inmate kendrick dwayne wyatt, who's in county jail for burglary, feels the dorm searchn when there is no tension there. that brings tension to the inmates. and i'm hoping there's no tension that will be involved as to this matter. >> for almost two hours deputies armed with latex gloves search the inmates' bunks and belongings for razor blades, drugs, and other contraband. >> i have noticed recently the welds on the bottom of the legs, those bust off sometimes when they lift them up and do things with them. so they'll stick things in there, drugs and cigarettes, lighters, things like that. >> they take the razors out of the razors we give to them and they wrap one end to protect themselves. they'll take them out of here. >> they'll take apple juice and other juices, stockpile them. there's one here, so that's not a big deal. but if they get a bunch of them, they'll use them to try to turn them into kind of a jail-made alcoholic beverage called pruno. >> they're not allowed to have articles like this. >> they'll use books. one time when i first got here they used the bac

all of the other comments about harry reid and mitt romney dwayne says in the chat room bill is absolutely for the g.o.p. for so long, he has gotten completely sloppy. ario says, i am white. i don't have to show anything. the other guy is black. he needs to show his birth certificate and school records. how about his dog? on twitter also bird is the word. that bird is a chicken. mitt rom energy. he shouldn't only put up. he should man up. another comment, just heard a new nickname for republican nominee on the bill press show from john in roanoke virginia myth romney. yes. indeed. thank you for the comments. >> this is "the bill press show." [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] what do you say? good morning, everybody. it is monday august 6th. good to see you. welcome to the full-court press here on current tv. this is our morning round-up where we tell you everything that's going on. most of the big stories here from our nation's capitol, around the country, around the globe and even in outer space today, and we will take your calls at 866-55-press. good to have you with us. and as you know, mitt romney n

president dwayne jackson says illegal immigrants need to be deported, we cannot afford to take care of our citizens and obama knows this. it is political for him. and finally, monty says immigrants have and still are the pillar of our nation. they come with one mouth, two hard working hands, and they earn every penny. and from our facebook page, there are also comments being made, richard says this is open -- this has opened the door for so much fraud. i'm sure all these young people had no idea what citizenship was. now we must deal with these immigrants but we must stop this invasion or make this one big corrupt mexico country just north of the border. in facebook.com/cspan, in case you'd like to continue that conversation. our next call from rebecca in richmond, virginia, republican line. hi rebecca. caller: hi, good morning. i just wanted to agree with the last two people. i have illegal family here, and i think it's a good idea. because they came here when they were young, they've worked really hard for everything, and they have two working hands, like the other person says, so th

dwayne, you mention money.re are 15,000 members of the media here in tampa along with the 2600 delegates and 2100 alternates. national journal is one of the publications here. they put out what they call their convention daily. you can see their story here. chief executives skipping the festivities is the title of this story. one paragraph in this story briefly -- they are skipping tampa because of anti-wall street sentiment, tough logistics, or just simply fewer guarantees that the schlep will be rewarded with the nef meetings to move the policy forward. the next call comes from bill in west memphis, arkansas. the independent line. hi, bill. caller: first, let me just say that i am an immigrant. escape from a communist country. when i got here, i thought, what a great country this is. i would listen to all of the conventions. lately, i do not stay up and watch the conventions because nobody does what they say they are going to do. the one thing i have found out since i have lived both in the south and midwest