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turner drove off and was eventually arrested. once he's released from the hospital, he will be taken to the jail. the officers that turner struck was treated and released from the hospital. the family of michael brown join supporters this evening for a rally for justice in ferguson, missouri. the white house announced tonight that president obama will meet with attorney general eric holder tomorrow to discuss the situation. earlier today, holder asked a federal medical examiner to perform a second autopsy on the teenager. abc's marci gonzalez on the ground for us. >> hundreds of people rallying today, calling for answers about the teen's death. >> these spirits are not going to cry alone. they are not going to stand alone. we have had enough. after another explosive night here in ferguson, missouri. you are in violation of the state-imposed curfew. pointing a gun at officers as they tried to get to someone who had just been shot. the swat team responding with smoke bombs and tear gas. >> i think that was the proper response to ma

cheryl: i'm sure they're refuting some of there turner's accusations? >> the banking industry says turner acknowledges that investment companies are often selling different producthe fun buying and selling stocks with the goal of higher returns, others have a broader menu of investment funds and investors have to pay for that, that's why fees are higher. and the president of the financial services roundtable, a banking group in washington says they should steer investors to higher fee funds if they're getting funds the government just can't offer. >> it wouldn't be wise to offer the same fund for same or similar fund higher cost and lower performing. if that's what's happening, that's worthy of inquiry and review. a lot of the time there's more to the story, it's not apples to apples. >> reporter: he called about a dozen different funds asking for information. as for the thrift savings plan, officials say they are trying to figure out why all this money is leaving their fund? they're going to have a survey to figure out why retirees are leaving funds to

is gaines-turner is here. she is the first of five hearings who herself has experienced the struggles of poverty and the effort to climb out. i think your personal testimony is especially important in that regard. as you state in your testimony, one of the keys there is making sure that work pays. when you have a job, you can lose have a job that supports the family. one of the things would've been trying to do in the house is at least raise the minimum wage from its current $7.25 an hour which is lower purchasing power than when harry truman was president. would like to raise it to $10.10 an hour which does not provide a living away job at least provide greater opportunities for people taking care of themselves and their families. we are still hoping to have a vote on that and many other issues that support work. we are pleased to have all these witnesses today to talk about how we can tackle this important challenge before us. thank you, mr. chairman and look forward to the conversation. >> thank you. to mak

the officer then fired wounding turner. turner is recovering at baltimore shock trauma. the officer was treated and released. >>> montgomery county police are asking for your help finding a missing aspen hill woman to bring her home. 29-year-old evi yancey was last seen around noon yesterday in the 4700 block of bel pre road. authorities seancey functions at an intellectual level lower than her age. authorities are worried for her well-being and say she frequents the westfield wheaton shopping center and cedar creek lane in silver spring. anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of evi yancey is asked to call police. >>> health care officials are fearing the ebola outbreak in liberia is only going to get worse. >> train enthusiasts, you now have the opportunity to purchase your very own life size steam enjim. we'll show you how in just a few minutes. >> thank you for waking up with >>> it is 6:08. pretty skies. unfortunately the clouds are blocking the view of jupiter and venus. if it clears up you'll see them half a degree apart but then the light will get in t

and the officer then fired his service weapon and wounded turner. turner is tonight recovering at baltimore shock trauma as the treated and released. >>> the body of the man found in manassas is being investigated as a suspicious death. police were called to the 8900 block of nichol lane just after 10:30 this morning where they found the 26-year-old victim as they say it appears that he had been stabbed. the man's name is not being released yet until his family could be notified. >>> the u.s. military conducted almost two dozen air strikes on islamic militant targets in northern iraq this weekend. the kurdish forces are making progress in retaking some areas from the militants. wendy gillette reports. >>> the u.s. military released new video on sunday that says show two air strikes on islamic extremist targets. one strike on saturday blew up an isis humvee. the other hit an isis armed truck also near the dam. 14 more strikes near the dam on sunday included the use of the bombers for the first time. kurdish security officials say that the air strikes

. >> reporter:when dyer county high school senior kendra turner said bless you to her classmate, shes her teacher told her that was for church. >> reporter:"she said that we're not going to have godly speaking in her class and that's when i said we have a constitutional right," said turner. >> reporter:turner says when she defended her actions, she was told to see an administrator. she says she finished the class period in in-school suspension. >> reporter:students sent wmc action news 5's michael clark a photo of the teacher's white board that lists 'bless you' and other expressions that are banned as part of class rules. >> reporter:it sparked discussion with turner's youth pastor becky winegardner last week at >> reporter:"there were several students that were talking about this particular faculty member there that was very demeaning to them in regard to their faith," pastor becky winegardner said. >> reporter:turner's parents say the school leaders claim the outburst was a classroom distraction and that she shouted "bless you" across the room. >> reporter:"this was something that

wtbs was ear -- owned by ted turner. we -- you could, ted turner realized i could beam my local station by satellite and then it seemed like he will was an exciting new thing. people thought why would anybody want to watch the local television station. in phoenix or new york or somewhere else but he started licensing television shows and movies and lots of other kinds of entertainment. in started to be a distributor of this kind of entertainment. when he saw the adhesive event there is going to be someone to dominate news on cable and he started cnn. it was interesting he started with entertainment and moved into news. at the time, the networks were spending $200 million year to do half an hour of news on the evening news and the plane was just made 20 to $30 million to do news 24 hours a day. everyone thought it was impossible. you could cover things in ways that you could not if you only had a half hour. he had this else in advantage to -- that make content fit with distribution. it has grown into a jane company. when

nischelle turner will join us on cnn. has been reporting on this since we first got confirmation. we will speak to all of them and also, give you some reaction to other people who had been tweeting and talking about it and reaching out to us about the death of robin williams. but first, our nischelle turner looks at the life and career of robin williams. >> reporter: his high octane brand of comedy was his trade mark public persona. in 1951, in his 20s, williams was unleashed first as an american tv star. >> mindi, run for your life! the emowinemotions are coming. as mork from mork and mindi, williams became a household name. when the series came to an end in 1982 beshowed he could do more than make people laugh. >> my name is ts garp. >> what does tv stand for? >> terribly sexy. >> he was in 1982's "the world according to garp." >> i was trained as an actor, so it is not like they have to medicate me. >> the serious side earned him oscar nominations for the fisher king. >> good morning vietnam. >> good morning vietnam an

turner owns cnn, cartoon network and turner classic movies. the company is reportedly looking to cut cost to focus on more original programming and prepare for rising rights fees to air nba games. >>> american airlines and u.s. airways are pulling their flight listing from orbitz after a contract dispute. american says paying them for flights book on the cities just becoming too costly. american fares have been dropped from the web site, u.s. airways will do the same next monday. travelers who have ticket from orbitz or sister site cheap tickets.com will still be able to fly but any changes will have to be made through the airlines. >>> ipad business to get bigger, according to bloomberg apple's new ipad will have a screen measuring 12.9 inches, and 3 inches more than the largest current model. it will reportly have a glare free screen and more touch features,e key and erika. >> carrying around a flat screen tv, my goodness. >> it is coming to that eventually. >> it will weigh 1 pound. >> exactly. >> thanks, appreciate it. >>> there is some an

turner said when she defended her action she was told to see an administrators. >> we were just typing and it was a simple sneeze. the it is all right to defend god and it is our constitutional right because we have a freedom of religion and freedom of speech. >> a photo of the teacher's white board list bless you and other expressions that are banned as part of the classrooms. turner does not want trouble for her teacher but will always stand out for her conditions dogsal rights. >>> 5:37. met or cycle accident we are about to show you could have ended tragically but instead it might get the driver a new driver as a stunt man. traffic on the russian highway, watch it as the the sedan pulls in the pasting lane at the same time, as a motorcycle and they collide. the biker flipped through the air, lands on the car's roof it is like spider man. >> amazingly, no one was hurt. that was just quick reaction on the part of the motorcycle driver. >> did you see that. >> and then landed. >> amazing. >> got to use those mirrors, come on, guys. >>> 5:38. who can forget miserable winter, earlier th

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gaines-turner. >> thank you, ms. lee, for your comments and thank you for your support constantly and pointing out how difficult it is. i feel like, you know, a lot of people don't know how difficult it is. i don't know one person, maybe in this room, that can juggle the things that me and my husband have to juggle every single day with having three children on medical disability going back and forth back to work, maybe having to take an underthe table job just to bring in extra money. there's not a lazy bone in my body. there are many people who live in the inner city under the poverty level that are not lazy. we want to be a part of the conversation. we want to have full-time jobs and go to school and go to college and things like that. i actually believe that certain people just put that stamp of lazy on us, to put a smokescreen, not really see what's going on, to point the finger at us, to look down at us, to try to humiliate us or twist our words, you know. i feel like we are the most -- every

joining me is ohio state senator nina turner who is running for ohio secretary of state.one year ago today she announced she was going to get into this race. senator, good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> these moves that have been made by the justice department now to clarify won't have impact on ohio this november. but the timing of it certainly put it on the radar screen with a will the of voters. will it be effective in your opinion? >> i think so. we must continue to be vigilant. attorney general eric holder is dead on the money. the very strong letter he sent to governor scott walker, there was one portion of the letter i think bears repeating when he said we will not hesitate to use all tools and legal authorities at our disposal to fight against d disenfranchisement and safe guard the rights of every eligible american to cast a ballot. in your opening, ed, you talked about this is an american crisis. whether it happened in ohio, wisconsin, mississippi or pennsylvania, it is happening to all of america. so the attorney general is dead on. this is a campaign is

is gaines-turner is here. she is the first of five hearings who herself has experienced the struggles of poverty and the effort to climb out. i think your personal testimony is especially important in that regard. as you state in your testimony, one of the keys there is making sure that work pays. when you have a job, you can lose have a job that supports the family. one of the things would've been trying to do in the house is at least raise the minimum wage from its current $7.25 an hour which is lower purchasing power than when harry truman was president. would like to raise it to $10.10 an hour which does not provide a living away job at least provide greater opportunities for people taking care of themselves and their families. we are still hoping to have a vote on that and many other issues that support work. we are pleased to have all these witnesses today to talk about how we can tackle this important challenge before us. thank you, mr. chairman and look forward to the conversation. >> thank you. to mak

steve rural with turner providing oversight services to the tjpa. just's reminder how we look at the project for the new board member the western zone and down to second street and beale street. we had one incident this month, the back strain and i mentioned previously webcorwas putting on a safety fest and it was good for the workers and how they do things and improve the procedures to keep the job safer. i wanted to point this out and i will keep it in the presentations going forward. i included statistics i could get for the state of california and will update the 2013 statistics from the feds and the state when they're available. basically and as far as the work is proceeding at the far west end of the project we're working on the lower level walls and the second lift and the column pors for the form work in that area. in the west and central area the lower concourse a deck has been pored in several areas and working on the walls on top of the lower concourse level and continuing to form up from more lower concourse concrete placements and movin

. >> cnn entertainment correspondent nischelle turner looks back at his incredibly diverse career. >> reporter: his high-octane brand of comedy was his trademark public persona. but robin williams proved himself an oscar winner with a strong philanthropic side. born in 1951, it was in his 20s when williams was unleashed. first as an american tv star. >> run for your life! the emotions are coming! >> reporter: as mork from the planet ork in "mork and mindy" williams became a household name. when the series ended after a four-year run in 1982, he showed he could do more than make people laugh. >> my name is t.s. garp. >> what's t.s. stand for? >> terribly sexy. >> the juilliard-schooled actor unveiled his dramatic side for the first time in 1982's "the world according to garp." >> i was trained as an actor. so it's not like they have to medicate me. >> reporter: that serious side earned him oscar nominations for "the fisher king." >> good morning vietnam! >> reporter: "good morning vietnam" and "dead poets society." >> it's the golden dude. >> he finally won his only oscar statue in 199

turner is defending her actions saying she was standing up for her religious beliefs.l has not yet commented publicly about the incident. >>> and in ft. myers, florida, a police officer is rejecting the label of hero saying he was just doing his job when he rescued a man in a wheelchair during a dangerous thunderstorm. the dash cam was rolling when officer gill benitez found michael arnold stuck in his nonfunctioning electric wheelchair a block from the arm in the pouring rain. he pushed him home, dried him off and waited for his family to arrive. >> sir, i am very grateful for your help. i didn't even catch your name. but i thank you. >> any one of us would have done that. i just happened to be there first. the officer says he was just doing his job but a very grateful arnold says benitez saved his life. >>> and time now for sports highlights. they are dominated by baseball. >> both the professional and little league variety. this morning here are our friends at espn. >>> what's up, get up, good morning, america. this is the "sportscenter" set in los angeles. he's sta

it's much more convenient if nato partner countries can provide the facilities it's cheaper carol turner and activists from the stop the war coalition were following me following the story quite closely thank you very much for your thoughts on it. i'll be back with more news after the show break stay with us. differently here in syria now many of the members of congress of both parties have gone to syria in recent months as. a reformer mr president we choose stevie's time for him to go. to go. to syria you really saw the stuff. you claim is running out of many things money time and patience there's a growing recognition in europe that the ukrainian civil war must and through negotiations does put a shame go have the political will and does washington really want peace. on marriage and the financial world. seems to goldman's cannot stop because it only takes the demands of credit. and life there are and there are facts. thanks for staying with us as civilian drones are becoming more and more popular in the u.s. is causing growing concern for pilots of conventional planes here's an online

erik fisher and nischelle turner thank you.o continue to remember the joy and the laughter robin williams brought to us over the years. here is one of his iconic moments from "good morning vietnam." >> good morning, vietnam! ai, this is not a test, this is rock 'n' roll. time to rocket from the delta to the dmz! is that me or does that sound like an elvis presley movie. "viva da nang." too late it's 0060, who does the o stand for, o my god, it's early. ♪ [announcer] play close-good and close. help keep teeth clean and breath fresh with beneful healthy smile snacks. with soft meaty centers and teeth cleaning texture,it's dental that tastes so good. beneful healthy smile food and snacks. . for the first time more details from friends of a st. louis teenager killed on saturday. here's what his friend said happened when he spoke to our reporter from affiliate kmov. >> me and my friend walking down the middle of the street and we wasn't causing any harm to nobody. we had no weapons, having a conversation. no cars were blowing at us,

nischelle turner will never get on a train after this. a man slipped and fell between the train and the platform. his fellow passengers came to his rescue. they got off the train. look at this. they pushed on it. they were able to tilt it just enough for him to wiggle free. the identity of the lucky man is still a mystery. the video has gone viral. what a love about this, they push it, a brief moment of celebration, they get on the train and carry on only 15 minutes behind schedule. >> amazing. >>> how did a gunman manage to kill a u.s. general inside a security military training facility? was this an inside job? we have new details coming up. >>> also, what really happened to bowe bergdahl that day in 2009 when he fell into taliban hands? today he faces the chief investigator who has a lot of questions for bergdahl. thank ythank you for defendiyour sacrifice. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them. if

they are boarded right across turner road near sugar mountain is the land where both an outdoor and indooriring range is being proposed. >> if the horses get used to the constant noise the people are not going to and they will find elsewhere to board. >> reporter: the crack of gun fire is also a concern at this dog playground. it is located here just about a mile from the proposed firing range. the firing range will add to the stress and anxiety of the pets boarding here and hospitalized and recovering from surgery and going to grooming adding to their stress. >> reporter: a homeowner -- >> i think one of the main objections is noise, quiet enjoyment of the property. i'm a frequent user of sugar loaf mountain. >> reporter: they pass out signs saying no firing range. the signs are on display all along turner road. >> people enjoy coming hiking, riding and just the tranquillity of the area. and all of this would be destroyed if this shooting range goes in. >> reporter: the land is zoned resource conservation but it would be permitted if granted a special exception. >> we heard a lot about no

people laughed at radio and cable when ted turner went to cable. looking for areas where people think this is silly and this will never amount to much is often a good base to go because other people are not there and you can figure out how to build something that is unique for a new distribution platform before it matures. we thought we would be focused on social and we saw social becoming the dominant way of how people consume news and entertainment. mobile became bigger than pc's and that was not something we predicted or expected that we were interested in social almost for intellectual reasons more than anything else. being interested in something when it is small helps you have a deeper understanding and a unique approach. >> what are some of the lessons that people should look into, such as lessons learned from old media? >> every big media company was once a start up. if you look at cbs there is not that much you can learn because they are a giant and you are small and starting out. if you look at them when they were losing money, that looks

and even now his comic legend is destined to endure. >> now, as nischelle turner mentioned, williamsecently returned to rehab in an effort to maintain his sobriety. a spokesman for the actor says he had been battling severe depression. we want to talk about some of the struggles he may have been facing. we've brought in a clinical psychologist, paula bloom. thank you so much for coming in to the cnn center. >> thank you for inviting me. >> to talk about this. and we should note you didn't treat robin. >> no. >> we don't know specifically outside of the suicide what caused it. but what does it tell us about his mental state, that he was suffering with severe depression and that he had made these attempts to get through rehab most recently in july? >> right. the thing about -- and it was in the statement. it's not based on a diagnosis. they said he was struggling with severe depression. the thing with depression, that is the leading cause of suicide, is depression. and what happens is -- depression is a biochemical brain disease. this is not some choice that he made. this is a disease.

cnn's nischelle turner takes us back through the actor's illustrious career. >> reporter: his high-octane brand of comedy was his trademark public persona. but robin williams proved himself an oscar winner with a strong philanthropic side. born in 1951, it was in his 20s when williams was unleashed. first as an american tv star. >> run for your life! the emotions are coming! >> reporter: as mork from the planet ork in "mork and mindy" williams became a household name. when the series ended after a four-year run in 1982, he showed he could do more than make people laugh. >> my name is t.s. garp. >> what's t.s. stand for? >> terribly sexy. >> the juilliard-schooled actor unveiled his dramatic side for the first time in 1982's "the world according to garp." >> i was trained as an actor. so it's not like they have to medicate me. >> reporter: that serious side earned him oscar nominations for "the fisher king." >> good morning vietnam! >> reporter: "good morning vietnam" and "dead poets society." >> it's the golden dude. >> he finally won his only oscar statue in 1998 for "good will hunting."

. >> some of turner's classmates supported her by wearing handmade bless you t-shirts. >> a man was computed while sitting in his car in the grays fur request section of philadelphia. we have video and details. >> a new chair could allow people who work on their feet to . >> imagine a chair that isn't there, but appears whenever you need it. it's called the chairless chair for anyone working on production lines, you wear it on your legs, when you're ready to sit you push a button it locks into place. >>> here in the u.s., most of us would do a double take if we spotted someone wearing a mask like this on the beach, but not in china, this is the trendy face mask. it was created to perfect against offshore sea crabs. >>> rooben williams -- robin williams will be hopped by fellow comedian, billy crystal. no word if that's the song that she is going to sing. williams was found dead in his home earlier this month after an apparent suicide. >>> we're following the investigation of an attack on a student on temple's campus that appears to be racially motivated. >> high school students have a class

. >> the officer had to go to the hospital but is doing better this morning. 45-year-old roy turner isharged with drug possession and running from police. police say when he gets out of the hospital, turner is going to be taken to jail. >>> this morning, people in southern california assessing the damage from an earthquake. the 3.6-magnitude quake hit the san bernardino mountains just before 1:00 in the morning eastern standard time. it was centered four miles north of big bear city. so far there are no report of any injuries. it could definitely put a damp or your summer vacation plans in >>> today there may be a cure for a unique form of baldness. alapecia causes your hair to fall out in clumps. was used on mice. when it was used on three people, they all completely grew their hair back in six months. >>> in "news 4 your health," a study says drinking coffee while pregnant raises a risk ofcpress, the spaces develop for many various reasons. and it's always important to identify why it's there. we know when the space is there, the teeth move. the teeth will change configuration and al

this is with tina turner. take a listen. >> sit down, get funky. get back up again.u give me a hug or i'll give you one or something similar? >> this is crazy. >> just a hug, please, just one. oh, pop goes the weasel. >> that was 1977. wow. did that cause in i trouble? >> pop goes the weasel. it didn't. these people had never seen robin williams, and tina turn are would be standing and this being, this force field of energy and humor, explode fled front of you. they didn't know what to think. his meeting with frank sinatra was unbelievable. frank didn't know what to say. >> they all hat the reaction, who is this guy? we would later find out. >> well, when they found out who he was they liked him even more. jimmy stewart couldn't believe what he was watching. barry goldwater, and goldwater laughed. and -- >> you're the man who made richmond nixon say, sock it to me. look at all the careers you launched. >> absolutely. >> gorge, thank you my friend. >> nixon was not that funny, except anybody but me. i thought he was funny. >> okay, okay, that's fine. we kept it very d

mishal turner looks back -- mishal turner looks back. >> reporter: his grand of comedy was his trade mark but robin williams proved himself a oscker winner. born in 1951 it was in his 20s when he was unleashed as a american tv star. >> run for your life. the emotions are coming. he became a household name. when the series ended in 1982 he showed he could do more than make people laugh. he unveiled his dramatic side in the world according to garth. that earned him oscar nomnitions. >> good morning vet phenomenon -- nominations. >> good morning vietnam. >> reporter: he won in 1998 for good will hunting. >> this one, yes. the other ones were just forplay. >> he never stopped being funny. >> men who sleep with chickens and the women who love him. >> comic relieved earned $50 million. >> we were drunk. >> reporter: in 2009 he was rushed to the hospital with heart problems. forced to cancel his one man show to undergo surgery. he talked about his recovery on the ellen show. >> heart surgery, they crack the box and you get vulnerable. like a kitten, oh, god. [ laughter ] >> you get emotiona

turner is in the hospital but is expected to survive. he was charged with intent to distribute drugs and trying to elude police. >>> a death being investigated as suspicion. a body was found near a dumpster on nicol lane. this is just a block away from baldwin elementary school. police believe the man was stabbed to death. the city's first homicide of the year. >>> new this morning, wikileaks founder julian assange says he will be leaving the he can with a informationian embecuadorian embassy soon. he's been hold up at the embassy for more than two years now. the australian fled in 2012 to escape extradition to sweden where he was wanted over sex crime allegations. ecuador granted him refugee status. >>> we're coming off a winning weekend weather-wise. but what does the future hold? >> chuck bell is here with some answers we hope. >> absolutely right. you ask and i answer. it looks like the week ahead will be a whole lot more august feeling than that nice little september preview that we enjoyed to inifish out last week. outside first th

yes, did he take his life but hearing those minute details was a bit much. >> nischelle turner, dan simonany thanks to you. still to come national intelligence room another night of protest in a suburb of st. louis. police refusing to identify the officer who killed an unarmed black teenager. we'll talk to former lapd chief over the lack of transparency, at least that's the way it seems like so far. i'm m-a-r-y and i have copd. i'm j-e-f-f and i have copd. i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way of hosting my book club. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. breo won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. breo may increase yo

welcome to all of you. >> so i want to start with nischelle turner so i can vent.ed to watch the emmies. couldn't they think of another actor in modern family to give an award to? >> i think the actor that did the best work this season was shut out and that's eric stonestreet. in past years i thought maybe "modern family" got a pass, i thought this year was a very strong year for the show. i thought they deserved the award this year and i know some people are like come on, five years in a row. this year, they actually deserved this. i got to take up for them this time around. >> oh, whatever! i'll turn the conversation to you because i thought "orange is the new black" had a stellar second season and it was shut out. i had to wonder about that. it was a set up. because network tv knows it's dying. >> i don't know if network t vx knows it's dying. there might be some people in denial about that. i do wonder how the emmy voters approached this. netflix gets the halo effect of being new and creative. on the other hand, it might be get penalized and voters who are conc

. >> kevin turner and the entire eagles accept the ice bucket challenge. >>> and standing in a pool-sizedat of iced water is not enough. they upped the ante. that is coach kelly. the first in. >> he likes the crazy battles. the slow game we had, he was hot for it. that is one of the things jumping in cold water, ice. he likes the challenges. he's used to that. >> good form. the eagles taking a break with the stealers. you can see that game at 7:30. >> more from the taney dragons and their opponents. and a so i get invited to quite a few family gatherings. heck, i saved judith here a fortune with discounts like safe driver, multi-car, paperless. you make a mighty fine missus, m'lady. i'm not saying mark's thrifty. let's just say, i saved him $519, and it certainly didn't go toward that ring. am i right? [ laughs ] [ dance music playing ] so visit progressive.com today. i call this one "the robox." >>> and this time tomorrow the taney dragons would be one step closer to the little league. and mo'ne davis the first little leaguer on "sports illustrated." this is like another game. it doesn't

we can something like "scandal"" but we cannot have a film about matt turner. -- nat turner.it is really interesting that you can have this black woman in the white house who in many ways is running the white house, you know. you know, the dream of sally hemmings. you cannot have, you cannot have a film about nat turner. on a small screen for pbs. we are in this on the place politically and socially with regard to race that i wouldn't know whether or not given the statement you gave about the large-screen, whether or not the small screen produces or would want to take on doing those kinds of films because often times the small screen does take the cue from the large-screen or vice versa. >> and they were going to make a miniseries about the children of pride which was derailed. "gone with the wind" was shown in the first time on television in the fall of 1976 in november, not on thanksgiving weekend, but another weekend. its two showings are still in the top 10 of broadcast on the instance. "roots," the last episode, was higher. in terms of the dialogue and popular culture, y

. >> michelle turner looks back at the life and death of this extraordinary talent. >> reporter: his high octane brand of comic was his trademark public persona. robin williams proved himself an oscar winner with a strong side. born in 1951, it was in his 20s when williams was unleashed, first as an american tv star. >> mindy, run for your life, the emotions are coming. >> reporter: as mork from the planet ork in "mork and mindy" williams became a household name. when the series ends after a four-year run in 1982, he showed he could do more than make people laugh. >> my name is ts gump. >> what does ts stand for? >> terribly sexy. >> reporter: the actor unveiled his dramatic side for the first time in "the world according to garth." >> i was trained as an actor. they don't have to medicate me. >> reporter: that serious side earned him nominations for "the fisher king." >> good morning vietnam! >> reporter: "good morning vietnam" and "dead poet society." >> he won in 1998 for "good will hunting." this one, yes, the others were foreplay. it's extraordinary. >> reporter: williams never

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let's get back to nichelle turne turner.s family says, theyen watt him to be remembered for his talent, for his laughs, the laughs he brought so many millions of people, i think it's important to pay contribute you to his skill, pioneering. what was it about robin williams that made him stand out. >> you never really had to ask a question, wolf. robin williams, when you walked into the room, he just started going, he just started talking, he made you laugh, sometimes he made you think, you never knew what you were going to get, but it was always such a good time. you would walk out of there, and sometimes you'd shake your head and say, that was robin absolutely, but you always felt good when you left the room. i think most people are feeling that way tonight. they always felt good after an encounter with him. pam dawber said i am completely and totally devastated, what more can be said? that is very true. there is something i would like to say, earlier tonight when i was giving you a report, i did say that robin williams was

michelle turner has a look back at this remarkable career. >> reporter: his high octane brand of comic was his trademark public persona. robin williams proved himself an oscar winner with a strong side. born in 1951, it was in his 20s when williams was unleashed, first as an american tv star. >> mindy, run for your life, the emotions are coming. >> reporter: as mork from the planet ork in "mork and mindy" he was a household name. in 1982, he showed he could do more than make people laugh. >> my name is ts gump. >> what does ts stand for? >> terribly sexy. >> reporter: the world according to garth. >> i was trained as an actor. they don't have to medicate me. >> reporter: that serious side earned him nominations for "the fisher king." >> good morning vietnam! >> reporter: "good morning vietnam" and the debt poet society." >> he won in 1998 for "good will hunting." this one, yes, the others were foreplay. it's extraordinary. >> reporter: williams never stopped being funny, even when the topic seemed serious. he helped launch and co-host eight telethons to help the homeless. >> men who sl

here is cnn's nischelle turner with a preview. >> reporter: the primetime emmy awards. >> i demand acomeback. >> reporter: it may not be "the game of thrones" but the stakes are high for nominees hoping to turn an emmy win into ratings gold. >> the emmys have always been a big help to newcomers, but in terms of what they're worth to the industry, it seems like they've become a much, much bigger deal. >> reporter: ratings aren't a concern about death and dragons. it earned the most nominations of any show this year, 19. it's facing competition in the best drama category. many experts are saying "breaking bad's" final season makes it the favorite. >> everything is going to be fine, but we need to leave right now. >> leading man brian cranston is nominated for best actor in a drama, but he could lose out to the man who just won a best actor oscar. >> i faces blend. >> i think this is the year of matthew mcconaughey. i think it's natural to say he'll probably win that like he won the oscar. >> >> reporter: as the star of hbo's "true detective" mcconaughey would have to beat out cranston

can have something like scandals for example but then we can't necessarily have a film about nat turner. you know. and so it's really interesting that you could have this black woman in the white house in many ways running the white house, the dream of sally hemmings but you can't have, you know, you can't have a film about nat turner -- on the small screen again for pds. we're in this kind of odd place politically i think and socially with regard to race that i wouldn't know whether the figures you gave about the large screen now the small screen producers want to take a chance doing those kind of films so often times the small screen takes the cue from the large screen. it would be interesting to see. >> and i know they were going to make a mini series about the children of pride which was derailed by "roots". "gone with the wind" was shown for the first time on television in the fall of 1976. in november. not on thanksgiving weekend but another weekend. and its two showings are still in the top ten of broadcast audiences but "roots" the last episode was higher. i think in terms of th

robert turner, i appreciate you and your work with the united nations. thank you so much. >>> just ahead, the political leader of hamas sits down with cnn and addresses whether he is using civilians as human shields, was we were just discussing. wait until you hear his direct response with nick robertson. >>> also, did a secret serum enable an american infected with ebola to walk -- here he is, out of the ambulance. to walk into the isolation room of the hospital on his own? dr. sanjay gupta joins me live from outside that hospital, as another infected american gets ready to come to the united states. stay with me. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. this ensures we can produce clean electricity whenever our customers need it. ♪ . . >>> welcome ba

c-n-n's nichelle turner takes a look back at the legacy he created. high i paint brand of comedy was his trademark/but he also had a strong foe of--the land to pick side/ the juilliard school of acting revealed his dramatic side. >>robin williams and i feel restrained as an actor so they don't have that medicate me. >>he finally won his only oscar in 1998 for goodwill hunting. but he never stopped being funny, even when the topic was serious. he helped launch and co posted a eight telethons in to help the homeless. >>pam moore the house where the "mork and mindy" exteriors were shot in boulder, colorado. has become a makeshift memorial. fans gathered today to pay respects to the actor. some even left notes. the show ran from 19-78 thru 19-82. and featured williams and an alien living on earth. willams' co-star in that show, pam dawber said today she is quote--- completely and totally devastated" by his death. one of robin williams most memorable movies. was shot in san francisco. the 1993 comedy called - mrs. doubtfire -- starred williams. he played a

more on her remarkable life, michelle turner. >> you know how to whistle, don't you, steve?nd blow. >> with those words in the film "to have and to have not" audience imaginations soared, the express, downturned face and upturned eyes earned her the nickname the look. the 19-year-old struck the pose because she felt insecure. >> i mean, that was what started the look, nerves. >> bacall was more than a legend. she was from hollywood's golden era and the wife of humphrey boga bogart. their love affair was one of tinsel town's greatest romancer. bogart died in 1957 leaving her a widow at 32. for a time she was engaged to frank sinatra. when it fizzled, he leaded to las vegas and bacall fell in love again and blamed his drinking for their divorce. >> i don't know if he enjoyed it. he was hooked on it. >> bacall was born betty joe persky. her parents were jewish ill grants who divorced she was six. as a lanky teen she modelled to earn extra money taking her mother's maiden name bacall, adding an extra l to make it easier to pronounce. >> he felt that lauren bacall was better soun

. >> kevin turner and the entire eagles accept the ice bucket challenge. >>> and standing in a pool-sized vat of iced water is not enough. they upped the ante. that is coach kelly. the first in. >> he likes the crazy battles. the slow game we had, he was hot for it. that is one of the things jumping in cold water, ice. he likes the challenges. he's used to that. >> good form. the eagles taking a break with the stealers. you can see that game at 7:30. >> more from the taney dragons and their opponents. >> more from the taney dragons and their opponents. and a t what's up, george? massage chair. my little indulgence. dunkin' french vanilla swirl, my little indulgence. indulge in the sweeter, creamier taste of dunkin's new french vanilla and hazelnut swirl coffees and lattes -- try one today! these are from dunkin'. granny! i have a life, you know. [ phone rings ] oh, that's for me. ooh! dunkin's chicken biscuit sandwich is a tender breaded chicken filet on a southern-style biscuit. grab one for $2.99 today. america runs on dunkin'. (vo) ours is a world of the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really

. >> as nichelle turner is about to show you for our u.s. viewers, this will be the first time you see this report, black and white americans have vastly different takes on what this shooting means for this struggle for racial equality in the states. take a look. >> for the past ten days, america's eyes have been transfixed on these images. many questions and few answers about the death of michael brown, but opinions are taking shape. and the contrast between black and white is stark. >> i have to be very careful about not prejudging. >> president obama called for calm and caution, according to a pugh research poll of 1,000 adults, minds are already made up when asked if michael brown's shooting raises important issues about race in america, 37% of whites say yes. however, 80% of blacks say, this case is sparking important racial conversation. is the race issue being overplayed? 47% of white adults say you bet. among african-americans only 18% of black adults say race is getting more attention here than it deserves. 65% of blacks say police