montana trooper jason hildenstab joins conway in the chase.e's working an extra shift and just clocked in, so he's low on gas. >> that was going to be my first order of business, to go get my car filled up, unknowing that i was going to be in a long high speed pursuit in a matter of minutes. >> but there's no time to lose and before he knows it, hildenstab is chasing george davis at speeds reaching 120 miles per hour. >> be advised, my low fuel light has come on. i am going to run out pretty soon. >> hildenstab is running on empty and can't keep up with davis. >> did you intentionally pull back, or do you not have the power? >> i'm just not having the power. >> hildenstab takes the lead in the pursuit and edges closer to davis, getting a better look at the suspect. >> he was looking up in his rear view mirror at me. i could see him doing that. he was kind of giving me the eyeball. at one point he was combing his hair during the pursuit. i was pretty stunned that he was that focused and that relaxed. he had just been in a gun fight. >> suddenly

conway -- [laughter] reunited. is there truth to the story? [laughter] cleveland."ot in seenjust a short little with mr. conway me. you know betty is an old friend. it was fun to get in the sandbox with that group. they are all very sweet. tavis: on any given night, you can flip channels and see the box set or the best of carol burnett, the outtakes. i have seen it like a dizzily in times -- a gazillion. i watch those clips. [laughter] >> our dvds are in the stores now. which is great. some people are buying them in watching the full shows that nobody has seen since they were first aired. so that is a neat thing. tavis: yeah. i assume that you are very comfortable with this. but if that were the only thing you were judged by, that show, the high-quality comedy, if your career word defined by that -- >> that was one of the best times in my life, those 11 years. we just laughed for 11 years. [laughter] tavis: tammany people getting chance to say that? get theany people chance to say that? "carrie andcalled me, a mother-daughter love story. " it came out and he mediall

the new arena would be constructed on conway street at that intersection. a new hotel of 500 rooms would go on top of the arena. the good old portion of the convention center would be replaced with a multi-story convention. if you are looking for dinner reservations, you can soon get them while browsing through facebook. the social network is partnering with open table so you can book a reservation if you are perusing of restaurant facebook page. will first be available only on the mobile sites. facebook will see how it works before moving the feature to desktop platforms. the new feature will be unveiled this week. social media sites are helping with last -- back-to-school shopping. there are certain days not to take on your shopping list. peak hours are late afternoon and evening. if you purchase a little too much, it turned out thousands of stores are not as tracking your spending, they're also tracking your returns. if you check the back of your receipts, it may say your actions are being tracked. stores say it is all of the name of fraud prevention. >>

cornerraton hotel on the of conway and charles would be torn down and need new of reno would be constructed at that intersection -- and a new arena would be constructed at that intersection. >> the old portion of the convention center built in 1979 ,ould be torn down and rebuild or doubling the current size of the convention center. days,the next 30 days 60 the bbc hopes to have a presentation of the concept for the mayor. >> and now, your 11 insta- weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> an anti- degree day in baltimore in august is not unusual, but we have had far fewer this year than last year. it certainly felt muddy out there. the average high is 86 degrees. nine degrees short of the record 99 set in 1900. , 18 times the temperature has hit 90 or higher. on the 12th of august last year, we have already had 41 days over 100. near 100. -- up not nearly as many days this year over last year. things are looking pretty good. 85 of the played out right now. 75 degrees in frost bird. showers approaching, but far from baltimore now. a little bit of clout cover startin

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it happened on the 2600 block of conway. it partly cut off his right leg. he was taken to the hospital >>> continuing coverage tonight after a third shooting in just the last week. last night a 16-year-old boy was standing on robin dale road when he was shot in the air. he was found later at a nearby hospital. they are still looking for the shooter but don't believe there is a danger to the community. police are also investigating two shooters from earlier this week in that area. saturday two men standing in front of the shell gas station were shot and monday night a man was shot during a fight on winters lane. police don't believe any of them are connected but anyone with information should call. >> the uva lacrosse player convicted in the death of yardly love has filed an appeal his attorneys say he was denied a fair trial because the judge rushed the case to jurors even when one of his lawyers was sick. he is serving 23 years in prison for murder. yardly love was just 22 when she was killed. >> if you aren't a fan of the hot, humid weather just give it a

. >> there is a charity exhibition at conway farms also on hand was brian r.game at all. i missed my teammates and that is it. >> the white sox and the cubs are both at home. the white sox are taking on the tigers. cabrera with his 37th home run of the year. the white sox would rally to take the lead. final score white sox 6-2. the chicago cubs took on the cincinnati reds. the cincinnati reds were victorious to nothing. cubs' first-round pick chris bryant has been promoted to class a daytona. dale earnhardt jr. in town to promote next month nascar race at the chicago land speedway. the race takes place next month. most drivers really like this tract . >> i had a great win here several years back. the track as eight welaged well. this track s that. we really enjoy racing here. >> thank you for watching have a great night. ♪my school bus is my limo my school bus is my limo♪ ♪chauffer? you know, fer' sho'♪ ♪man, my school bus is my limo♪ ♪new cap with my brim low ridin' in my limo♪ ♪new hoodie new jeans a few dollars got me in those♪ ♪back to school with a brand

concept in collaboration with the owner of the sheraton hotel, that the sheraton hotel on the corner of conwayand charles would be torn down and a new arena would be constructed at that intersection. a new hotel of 500 rooms would go on top of that arena. >> the old portion of the convention center, built in 1979, would be torn down and replaced with a new edition never have multiple stories, -- -- doubling the current size of the convention center. ofre'll be some kind financial concept within the next 30-60 days. >> here is a look at some of the other big stories we're following. baltimore city police are investigating a shooting that took place near an elementary school in west baltimore. it was on lockdown for a brief time around 2:00 p.m. today. the victim was an adult male. at this hour, no word on his condition. of the caselearned against carla porter has gone to the jury. the testimony have included defense experts, who evaluated her mental stability, as well as porter herself, who said she suffered a lifetime of physical and mental abuse at the hands of her she is accused of hiring a

. >> robert john williams, tide macan, steve willis, and conway labloom. they were heroes. i hear taps or when i hear the bagpipes, i just breakdown. i'll take this to my grave. >>> labor unions, they give us weekends, child labor laws, and the guaranteed minimum wage. they virtually created the american middle class but a lot of people are asking, what have they done for us lately. in the united states, union membership has been on the decline for half a century. nowadays, fewer than 12% of americans belong to a union and lately they have come under attack. >> the union has to be broken. >> being blamed for everything from the failure of our school system to the death of the twinkie. but if american unions disappear, the american middle class could disappear with them. income and equality into this country is already nearing record highs and the worker is on the losing side of the equation

oh might sit down on my ♪ ♪ diamond plate tailgate put in my country ride hip-hop mixtape little conwaye can ease on in soak us up a little moonlight you know i know ♪ ♪ what you like yeah all them other boys wanna wind you up and take you downtown ♪ ♪ but you look like the kind that likes to take it way out out where the corn rows ♪ ♪ grow row row my boat floatin' down the flint river catch us up a little catfish dinner ♪ ♪ gonna sound like a winner when i lay you down and love you right yeah ♪ ♪ that's my kind of night yeah that's my kind of night woo oh oh oh ♪ ♪ my kind or your kind is this kind of night we dance in the dark and your lips land on mine ♪ ♪ oh oh oh oh oh gonna get our love on oh oh oh oh oh time to get our buzz on ♪ ♪ all them other boys wanna wind you up and take you downtown but you look like ♪ ♪ the kind that likes to take it way out out where the corn rows grow row row my boat ♪ catch us up a

>> we've been fooled in kentucky thinking the departments have a chance, jack conway, the attorney emof the state who didn't come anywhere near to beating rand paul. you do get a little excitement. the most important thing tomorrow how often this conversation is what andy said, nobody covers this like andy and knows campaign finance in this way. for him to say he has never seen anything like this, the fundraision going on behind grymes, that is the important takeaway from the conversation. mitch mcconnell can be beaten especially when you here the information andy gave us about the fundraising effort. that cannot be overstated, how port that is. >> thanks for being here as always, that's andy krohl and michael shure. coming up, washington is always talk about the need for good paying jobs. maybe they can start by paying their interns. getting by with no capitol in the capitol city, that's next, right here in the war room. coming on to me all the time now. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you

or something called the conway cabal when he is holed up in valley forge. and again, it fails. adams is behind him and adams is ahead of the work of ordinance. whenever some kind of challenge comes, washington says if anybody wants to do this job -- [laughter] you can have it. because he thinks he's not been given sufficient support by the congress and he is right about that. i think that you can hear rumblings. while the british change commanders three times, the americans never change. the stability of leadership in the cut in the army makes the difference. washington is the guy that takes mistakes, but learns from mom. and that makes a big difference. thank you offer coming tonight. [applause] the internet capabilities of other countries are faster and cheaper than in the u.s., which could threaten america's economic future. this program is about an hour. ..

a pilot and two passengers killed after their plane crashed in conway, south carolina.und was hurt. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> and embattled former yankees player alex rodriguez expected to hold a news conference tonight after the 7th inning of the trent and thunder game. major league baseball is poised to hand rodriguez a lengthy suspension for his part in the biogenesis case. back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to caught on camera. i'm contessa brewer. we have seen brawls, escapes and even earthquakes shaking up the courtroom. the next happens not inside but outside the courtroom. a man approaches an attorney as he is leave and asks a simple question and then opens fire. >> in one of the most scran believable scenes ever caught on camera, a man a shot at point blank range and ducks behind a tree as bullets fly. >> it is halloween, october 31, 2003. reporters are outside the van nuys courthouse to cover a hearing in the murder trial of actor robert blake. but the real drama caught on camera that day is this. >> i just went down on all f

i can do like, he's like -- [ drumming ] [ imitating waits ] [ light laughter ] like, he kind of conway ] >> jimmy: ♪ rock-a-bye baby on the tree top ♪ all right, dad, dad, i'm sleeping. i'm sleeping. [ light laughter ] but i love me some tom waits. i wanna do a bit with him so bad. >> oh, man. very good. >> jimmy: oh, thank you. but i love him so much. oh, god, i love tom waits. >> and you did crosby, right? >> jimmy: yeah, we -- crosby, stills and nash? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: we had crosby, stills and nash come on and we sang a slow version of "party in the usa." it was pretty fun, yeah. i was very excited. >> he's a buddy. we do -- we did some stuff -- we sang a rock 'n roll star together not too long ago. >> jimmy: really? >> oh, yeah. isn't he great? with the birds, man. >> jimmy: the birds! oh, my god. and what was it -- sweet, "sweetheart of the rodeo?" >> yeah. >> jimmy: how great is that record? i love that album, and i love that that's -- that was kind of the end of the birds wasn't it? it's not a country record. >> yeah, well, they morphed into many, many different, differe

especially between harvey korman and tim conway. >> we'll be right with you.n to. >> harvey was furious at himself because he was such a fine actor. all tim would have to do would do that at him and he'd be gone. >> reporter: but few sketches stick to the funny bone quite like their parody of "gone with the wind." first there's the dress. and then, there's the line. >> thank you. i saw it in a window and i just couldn't resist it >> reporter: what did you think when you first saw that? >> i fell on the floor. it's in the smithsonian now >> reporter: she, however, is no museum piece. her comedic timing hasn't lost a beat s. lovely meeting you. >> can you tell me how to do this? >> i would cook those. okay. thanks, carol. ♪ i'm so glad we had this time together ♪ >> reporter: those signature carol burnett good-byes always did have a way of lingering. they still do. to this day. >> we just get started and before you know it, come's a time we have to say so long. good night. thank you. >> oh, my gosh. the laughs we had. >> osgood: just ahead, the end of the world.

jack conway was talking about people in fancy clothes. i will stop there.the fact is there's a lot more at stake on this stage and in this senate race than meets the eye. it is more than just the noise. mitch mcconnell has amazingly disappeared. i find that shocking. it is like a flashback. instead of where is -- where is mitch? where is mitch? where is mitch? where is mitch? the people of kentucky have been wondering that awhile now on both sides of the aisle. i will tell you that mitch mcconnell was in louisville earlier this year. he brags that kentucky, it is a place where people come to end their lives. that was his quote. i am running for u.s. senate because i am living proof of and i want people to know that kentucky is a place for its people to begin their lives and expand and improve their lives. [applause] it is ok. you want a better life. we are on the same team here, i will tell you that much. it is easy to get up here. i could crack at alison grimes. i could do that. we will have ample time next year when did guy is gone. -- when that guy is go

stuart: paul conway, thank you for joining us on a very important day, jobs friday. thanks, paul.e're down 66 points now, we were down 50 or 60 right after the opening bell, we're staying right at that level. but that level is still pretty high. 15,562. get this. a reporter gets three free obama phones. she was not eligible. doesn't matter. the government hands them out anyway. my take on that is next. ♪ >> moments from now in the 10:00 hour we bring you obama care. congress and their staff get an exemption. no luck for you. you're in it whether you like it or not and we have the chief, the top guy, the irs says no thank you to the president's health care law. and we've got a new study covering a very large group of people who used to be wildly optimistic about america's future, america's economy. they've reversed course. charles payne bringing us that report. and yes, i promise so i shall deliver. i will eat a cricket bar. cricket as in insects, on live tv. do not miss that all in the next hour. you have probably seen or heard about this before, but i find it such a blatant examp

we'll look at 395 northbound at conway street.ty jammed from annapolis road past 95. so the southern side of the beltway looking pretty awful this morning. the outer loop of 695 also jammed up as you go into towson past linny valley road. we'll take a all the way up towards the north. car fire 85 southbound at exit 36. so that's going to tie things up. here's the shot at i-83 at york road. a lot of haze in the distance right now, but the traffic looks pretty good there. here's the i-83 at schwann road, also looking good at this hour. abc news is back at 5:00 this afternoon with a check on your news and weather. so we'll see you again today at 5:00. >> announcer: today on "the doctors"! ♪ >> today's show is going to stink. >> bring it on! >> we are getting down and dirty and discussing all of your biggest body odors. >> announcer: the scent specialists are here to cover the smelly details! >> when we want an expert to talk about stink ... >>i am the man to call. >> from up top. >> sometimes the toothbrush can't reach in there. >> t

i mean, first of all, my uncle arthur joe in conway, south carolina, said don't shoot thinking you're even think the cajuns have a recipe for drone gum bow. it's easy to mock these people, their concerns about the expansive surveillance state are completely legitimate. i mean, when you have the nsa literally tracking every phone call you make and according to some reports the ex-keyboard programmer of every keyboard stroke you make, then you have the president saying there is no domestic surveillance, i mean, you have a reason to be distrustful. when you have the irs using your information if you want to join a tea party group to attack you or stop you because of your politics, "the wall street journal" wrote today about attempts by democrats in congress about getting the sec to harass businesses that supported republican causes. all of that creates a climate of legitimate concerns about the state. heather: so, michael, their concerns are legitimate, but then are they actually, you know, hurting their concerns by doing something so outrageous? i mean, they're not really going to be ab

. >> those are, i know you sent along, swift, arkansas, best, conway, some of the trucking stock picks is doing great job cutting costs. became republic a few years ago and done a great job cutting down costs and debt and that's what we're focused on. lori: don, weigh in here on railroad names you see the most growth? >> i see most of the opportunity those invested in fracking ain't intermodal. canadian pacific con continues to be the favorite name. big fan of hundreder harrison, ceo. got to know him when he ran illinois central. continued to be fans of his when he ran canadian national. we know what he is camable of producing results at canadian pacific. we're looking for large cap company to more than double its earnings in the 2012 and 2015 time frame. i don't think you can find many large cap industrials much less large cap stocks period capable of doing that kind of performance. lori: you mentioned intermodals, don, can you explain to me what that means exactly. >> sure. intermodal, being intermode. in the case of another one of our recommendations, j.b. hunt, they're picking up t

. >>> a small plane crashed into a subdivision in conway south carolina killing all three people on boardhe plane was trying to return to an airport shortly after takeoff when it crashed yesterday. no one on the ground was injured. and the plane did take downpour lines. the ntsb is looking into what is going on. >> southwest is facing its first lawsuit. 16 passengers were injured when the plane made a nose first landing on july 22nd. >> a woman, jacqueline young said she suffered permanent injuries. southwest said then, that violated the airlines normal procedures. >>> twitter is cracking down on abusive language following a threat on women in the united kingdom. they are adding a one click button t where you can report the language. it will soon be on and droid and twitter.com. >> this is after rape and bomb threats were made to women. >>> the news feed will get an answer. men low based company will get an answer. >> the social network plans on explaining to users why certain stories appear at the top. and some say they hope the site will renovate the news feed ranking. >> apple is appla

we are glad that she was able to speak on behalf of kelly ann conway. the g.o.p. friend and comrade, and we're looking to engaging with people from all parts of the spectrum of political thought. obviously, it's a wide spectrum. it's not just one aisle that celebrates a and b. there are many part of the spectrum. glad for the conversation. i wanted to mention we are glad for the important work of many organizations, andrea and patricia drew on great research done by key academic in their field, key organizations, but perhaps the single most important source of our report is the center for american and women in politics. our hats off to them for collecting this data. [applause] year after year, compiling statistics on women in elected office, and in multiseat districts in this country and what we are hoping to do is elevate the conversation so that all of the great work being done gets more attention from the morning show perhaps will have a segment on prono more proportionate representation. we'll put that on the agenda. i'll start this ten or fifteen minute quest

host: conway, missouri on the line. caller: i work for the nixon family in california. to tear down the old market. a new dawn nixon went to work for the same company i went to work for. a family that i really respected. i sat there were a great family. they have really been taking down the road. i wanted to say something else. the three people that ran for president from california or the west coast, hoover was blamed for the economy in 1929. richard nixon, they finally got rid of him. he did some great things in my opinion. he was in office six weeks after he got shot by hinckley. that is just my own personal theory that no one from the west coast can ever be president of the united states. thank you very much. guest: guess i will not be president, because i was born in san francisco. oh well. an interesting theory. could very well be the case. host: what else should people know about the project? >> i would like to let people know the end of the movie is really intended to be an open- ended look at the presidency. we really did try to be as fair and as a generous to

host: conway, missouri on the line. caller: i work for the nixon family in california. we hope to tear down the old market. a new dawn nixon went to work for the same company i went to work for. a family that i really respected. i sat there were a great family. they have really been taking down the road. i wanted to say something else. the three people that ran for president from california or the west coast, hoover was blamed for the economy in 1929. gotard nixon, they finally rid of him. he did some great things in my opinion. he was in office six weeks after he got shot by hinckley. that is just my own personal theory that no one from the west coast can ever be president of the united states. thank you very much. guest: guess i will not be president, because i was born in san francisco. oh well. an interesting theory. could very well be the case. host: what else should people know about the project? >> i would like to let people know the end of the movie is really intended to be an open- ended look at the presidency. we really did try to be as fair and as a generous

what i'm amazed about that is system of assemblying things like the conway yards in the pennsylvania area it's automated. i don't see a single person manning the machine. and the cars of manufacturing in the same manner. but what gives me an intense interest on it is that you do not have the kind of personnel at the base itself, and the state of virginia gets quite a -- has gone wealthy, you know, with the port. i believe it's something we ought to be proud of and progress and three dimensional manufacturing is another one down the pike. so i say that i'm proud to be in a country where question develop such things of a great magnitude as this. that's why i called in. my question is -- compared to an elevator that runs horizontal and vertical -- no horizontal. it's a system that operates off a certain design measure and operates and has parking stations and whether it's ready it's called upon by total automation. and that fascinates me. that's why i had to call. >> host: okay. >> guest: thank you for the call. certainly as you see in the background, the crane at the facility are state

pension and he has become a perfect -- is testified in more than half a dozen trials including john conway'soncluding this trial most recently. so as i say, i believe there was testimony by about a least a half-dozen agents taking money, being paid by whitey bulger and his partner, nothing ever happened to the because the justice department wants this to go away. the second part of that question, you asked, i'm sort of was the second part? >> host: let's squeeze in one more call before you go. gerald from boston, massachusetts, democrats line. >> caller: mr. cullen, i'm calling from oxford and i was wondering, did whitey ever cross over columbia road into the african-american community and do any of those types of crimes that he's accused of doing treachery not that i know. i do know he is a racist. he used the n-word liberally. but no, steve coming from his partner, ran parts of roxbury and was, next three well with african-americans. he didn't have an issue. whitey was not a mixer as they said. he believed in the separation of races more or less. you wouldn't have seen them in roxbury. the

might sit down on my diamond plate tailgate ♪ ♪ put in my country rock hip-hop mix tape ♪ ♪ a little conwayt you look like the kind that likes to take it way out ♪ ♪ out where the corn rows grow row, row, my boat ♪ ♪ floating down the flint river, catch us up a little catfish dinner ♪ ♪ gonna sound like a winner when i lay you down and love you right ♪ ♪ yeah, that's my kind of night ♪ ♪ we're going to break it down ♪ my kind of your kind is this kind of night ♪ ♪ we dance in the dark and your lips land on mine ♪ ♪ oh, gonna get our love on ♪ oh, time to get our buzz on ♪ all them other boys want to wind you up and take you downtown ♪ ♪ but you look like the kind that likes to take it way out ♪ ♪ out where the corn rows grow, row, row my boat ♪ ♪ floating down the flint river, catch us up a little catfish dinner ♪ ♪ going to sound like a win e when i lay you down and love you right ♪ ♪ yeah that's my kind of night ♪ yeah that's my kind of night ♪ yeah that's my kind of night ♪ yeah that's my kind of night ♪ come on with me one time ♪ come on [ applause ] >>> we've got more music ahead from

i did find it interesting that jack conway was talking about people in fancy clothes.ou know, anyhow, i will stop there. the fact is, the fact is, there is a lot more at stake on this stage and in this senate race than meets the eye. it's more than just the noise. mitch mcconnell has amazingly disappeared. i find that shocking. it is like a 30-year flash back. instead of where's d. , instead of where's d. , it is where's mitch. maybe we can call them back. where's mitch. >> where's mitch? >> where's mitch? >> where's mitch? >> you know the people of kentucky have been wondering that for quite a while now, on both sides of the aisle i will have you know. mitch mcconnell spoke in louisville. he likes to brag that kentucky is place where people come to end their lives. that was his exact quote. i'm running for u.s. senate because i'm living proof of, and i want people to know that, kentucky is a place for people to begin their lives, to expand their lives and to improve their lives. [cheering] >> you can cheer for this too, it's okay. you want a better life! we're on the

that she was able to speak on behalf of kelly m conway, gop friend and colleague.e are really looking forward to engaging with people from all parts of the spectrum of political thought. obviously, it is a wide spectrum. it is not one i'll that separates a and b, but there are many parts of that spectrum. we are very glad for the important work of many organizations. andrea and patricia drew on great research that has been done by key academics in their field, he organizations. perhaps the single most important source of our report is the center for american women .n politics hats off to them for compiling statistics on women in elected office and in multiseat districts in this country. we are hoping to elevate the conversation, so that all of the great work that is being done gets more attention from the morning show. perhaps we will have a whole segment on proportional representation. we will be putting that on our agenda. we will start this 10 or 15 minute question period with a question to our panelists. what reform would you look for in the coming year, as we

in 2005, she and kelly conway published what women really want i'm pleased to say that we invited her to join us today. and i think that she might well have been here except a scheduling conflict prevented her from attending. and the council of senior leaders, expanding leadership and establishing a network of resources for high-level women leaders and provides a forum for the group to continue and shape the international issues as a society. she cofounded the white house project and her cool and trim work was the inspiration to change the cultural message and from 1992 through 1996 as director of the women's leadership project, this would identify her as part of the women heads of state and she interviewed 15 current and former presidents and prime ministers, which is chronicled in her book documentary. her latest book is the loudest duck and is a business guide that uses parables and anecdotes to examine traditional workplace efforts and innovative strategies to create truly effective workplaces for all. also joining us when we get to the part of the discussion a supporting women ca