bernard hopkins, will you fight again?sking me to fight right now, just like asking a woman who was in nine hours later to have another baby. i tell you what, you can't take nothing away from the champ. >> got to love him. the asking prize for hamils, three top prospects. >>> time to check in for a look at what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." >>> coming up, the homecoming for two americans released this weekend by north korea after a secret u.s. government mission. >>> tom brokaw on what it was like as the berlin wall started to come down 25 years ago tonight. >>> hiring for the holidays. where the jobs are. >>> a hospital where they see all the possibilities in life for the babies in intensive care when we see you in a few minutes for "nbc nightly news." >>> we will be right back. on my journey across america, i've learned that when you ask someone in texas if they want "big" savings on car insurance, it's a bit like asking if they want a big hat... ...'scuse me... ...or a big steak... ...or big hair... i think we have

that makes hopkins house this hero. harris' children are having fun playing outside on a typical day. in the classroom, they are learning spanish. it is one of three early learning centers that make up hopkins house. spanish, music, and peters, just part of the things that set the hopkins house academies apart from other preschools. but it is affordable to the low resource family. >> glenn how can is president of hopkins house and he likes to call it the harvard of preschools. but i believe every child should have only one option and that should be quality. ex parents play an active role gain valuable skills by purchase a painting in the classroom. teachers are challenged to grow and are required to continue their learning. >> to know that i've had just a small part in the journey they are going to continue throughout the rest of their lives. >> we want our kids here who graduate to do that tackler things in life. >> -- spectacular things in life. >> they hope to inspire other early childhood learning centers to make an

those in our own country who though not called upon places like university of maryland and johns hopkins in my own community were ready to be able to deal with this. i'm glad today to have witnesses from our major government agencies to present testimony. ordinarily, protocol calls for the most senior cabinet member to testify first. in my usual kind of out-of-the-box way of thinking, i'm going to deal with the problem rather than focus on protocol. you know, sometime in the senate, there's a lot of pomp and circumstance. i'm gonna dispel with the pomp and get to the right circumstances. so the way we have organized the testimony is to really start internationally to hear from the department of state and then mr. lumpkin from the department of defense, then going to our ports of entry, then with silvia burrell, who will be here to talk about hhs. we will hear from deputy secretary of state heather higgin bottom, accompanied by nancy anymore berg of usid who will tell us how are we going to do this in west of a nick ka and how are we going to do it not only in those three countries but in

a unanimous decision and hopkins final fight turns 50, he turns 50 in a few months. he's still boxing. >> i want him to re. you know what i mean. >> i'm barely getting a round now. >> meteorologist melissa magee now. >> meteorologist melissa magee has the exclusive accuweather >> citizens bank park 15,000 people took part in walk to end lzheimers disease. and they alzheimer's and lost someone to it or were a caregiver tuille show how many lives the disease touches. the philly phanatic helped to energize the crowd along with several rock bands. >> meteorologist melissa magee with the accuweather forecast. >> temperatures briefly warming up and will track anomalous weather pattern later on. stormtracker 6 double scan radar dry and quiet. in fact it because lovely day. we'll show you picture outside. the action cam was outside earlier this afternoon. we're looking at city hall and you can see a thin layer of cloud cover overhead we had clouds this morning and temperatures broke out. it was nice recovery today. in fact we'll take a look at highlights we're tracking for y

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kovalev pressured hopkins.ernard lost a unanimous decision and said after the fight got to be thinking about his future in the ring. coming up tonight in the zone with sports director beasley reece a preview of the monday night matchup with jack mccar free and sam carchidi after the late news right here on cbs3. >> ♪ >> welcome back. a fall festival at villanova university unlike any other. the largest student run special olympics event in the world is held on campus every year. our own chris may served as emcee at today's closing ceremonies. after the trophies were given out athletes did a victory lap as they carried the torch. congratulations to all the athletes. we'll be right back. stay with us. trading-in or selling webuyanycar.com takes thev?hassg in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying center. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. buying used cars is all we do... all makes and models... no dealership pressure. we'll even set

i'm page hopkins. after publicly sharing plans to end her life because of a fatal brain tumor, 29-year-old brittany maynard has died peacefully. the news was confirmed sunday night, though she reportedly died on saturday after being given only months to live. maynard fought for death with dignity. some of her friends say maynard was devastated in the last few days because she felt most of her recent video had been misinterpreted. some thought the video was a sign she changed her mind about taking her own life, but her friends and family say she had not. an obituary was posted sunday night and it ends with a quote from brittany saying, it is people who pause to appreciate life and give thanks who are happiest. if we change our thoughts, we change the world. love and peace to you all. >>> daredevil nik wallenda has completed two more heart stopping stunts. the 35-year-old walked from 1 chicago skyscraper to another on sunday without a harness or even a net below. the wire was strung at a 15 degree angle,

hopkins said he will consider retirement. if he leaves he as an atoning 55-7-2. >> the flyers almost let a win slip away. jeff skeverski has your sunday morning sports. >> reporter: boy, it has been a bad year to be a flyers defenseman. they have all missed time for different reasons even minor leaguers have gone down. the flyers do get coburn back last night against colorado. shenn leaves with an upper body injury. power play in the first. claude giroux gives the flyers 1-0 lead. top line again on the power play, wayne simmons, 2-0. the top line accounts for three goals, 5 assists, later in the second, giroux again. flyers up 4-0 they hang on by the skin of their teeth, what they have left of them. flyers win 4-3. it is their 5th straight "w" at home. >> we know we're a good team, we're starting to play like it. we have to polish same things. >> we have a home stand you want to play your best and work on your game especially in front of the fans we did a good job of getting the points. >> reporter: after the game, that is ea

hopkins turns 50 in two months. >>> that's sports. danny pommel from comcast sportsnet. >>> we're following breaking news out of south jersey. crews are on the scene of a building fire. this is in burlington county. there's a live look from maple shade. nbc10's matt delucia is on the why to join our photographer who is out there on the ground. again, you can see crews are trying to battle this fire and keep it under control. we'll give you an update after the break. >>> the breaking news we're following here on "nbc10 news today," flames burn out of control in this building in burlington county. one person has been taken to the hospital. a live report is coming up. >>> a night turns out to be a violent one for a temple university student. police are looking for the gunman who opened fire while he was trying to rob him. >>> we are waking u

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those in our own country who though not called upon places like university of maryland and johns hopkins in my own community were ready to be able to deal with this. i'm glad today to have witnesses from our major government agencies to present testimony. ordinarily, protocol calls for the most senior cabinet member to testify first. in my usual kind of out-of-the-box way of thinking, i'm going to deal with the problem rather than focus on protocol. you know, sometime in the senate, there's a lot of pomp and circumstance. i'm gonna dispel with the pomp and get to the right circumstances. so the way we have organized the testimony is to really start internationally to hear from the department of state and then mr. lumpkin from the department of defense, then going to our ports of entry, then with silvia burrell, who will be here to talk about hhs. we will hear from deputy secretary of state heather higgin bottom, accompanied by nancy anymore berg of usid who will tell us how are we going to do this in west of a nick ka and how are we going to do it not only in those three countries but in

scientists at gons hopkins -- johns hopkins medical school, they have them there, found a cyrus thateople more -- found a virus that made people more stupid. it spread through intercourse. nearly half of us may be carrying us. those with the infection did poorly on tests and some stupidity is a disease. do you buy that? >> i think this story is so stupid. look, i love mentally challenged people. i do hate stupid people. it is weird because it is a small window. it is like a short hop, skip and a jump. it is like 10iq points. >> it is. i haven't really studied it that closely. does it scare you if it can make you dumb? >> i definitely feel like i am getting dumber. i thought it was because i was sitting around watching niki minaj videos. spending time with you brings me down. >> studies show "red eye" can make you dumber. >> and now i found out what the root of my problem is. the green algae facials. my skin does look luminous. >> your face looks dumber than ever. >> andy, could this be a good thing somehow? >> no. they should do a thorough search for green algae at msnbc. >> that stu

a discovery made at johns hopkins -- a germ that can rob your intelligence. >> and a return to the old days with doctors making house calls? it's something that could save us a lot of money. >> a family victimized by sexual assault in one school district. >> police are searching for an armed robber targeting hotels in one virginia county. find out where it's happening and why police say they need comedylp will stop >> and suspense on the menu for tonight primetime lineup. >> along with tommy chong. i gooh no.one. fitting the tree through the door, that's feast-worthy. so celebrate with the kfc festive feast. a bucket of the world's best chicken, our famous sides, biscuits and our new pumpkin cake. the kfc festive feast. >> a series of robberies across prince william county have one thing in common -- they targeted hotels. >> five times in just over two weeks, someone has held up a hotel front desk in woodbridge and manassas. are the crimes actually connected? >> we've got more with what we know about the suspect and the targets. police now believe the same man is behind all of these ar

i'm vali nasr, being a johns hopkins university school of advanced international studies. it is my distinct honor to welcome secretary of state john kerry for remarks on u.s.-china relations. by the as chairman of the senate foreign relations committee all as secretary of state, secretary has always assumed leadership in shaping american foreign policy on the most pressing issues of our time. from the war in afghanistan the opening with iran, the arab-israeli peace process to the serious conflict and relations with russia, secretary kerry has been instrumental in promoting american interests during critical moments for the united states and the world. as preparations for president obama's trip to china are on the way, we are honored to host the nation's top diplomat on yet another critical foreign policy issue, the united states relationship with china. please join me in welcoming secretary kerry back to sais. [applause] >> well, thank you very much, dean nassar -- dean nasr. i've had the privilege of knowing vali for a while when i was in the senate he was a very valuable

. >> >> we have serg, i and bernard hopkins. he knocks down hopkins at the first round.h. unanimous decision takes, ibf and light heavy weight belt. >> >> coming up tonight if you are taken a good look at san francisco city hall, you might have noticed something differently. >> that's why i climbed to the top to find out if the gold leaf is coming off. that story tonight on the 10:00 news. have a good nate. okay, now holding sides of hearth in position, lower mantelpiece assembly onto top tabs. look at that, i built a fireplace with my own two hands. you're so butch. aw, i got a little paper cut. of course you did. your hands are softer than veal. oh, before i forget, saturday i'm planning a little dungeons and dragons night with the guys. really? that's how you're gonna spend your saturday night? oh, come on, i hardly ever get a chance to play anymore. oh, you poor thing. is having a real-life girlfriend who has sex with you getting in the way of your board games? little bit, yeah. oh, great! i've always wanted to play dungeons and dragons. yeah, oh, i'm sorry. i should

. >> bernard hopkins is still going at age 50. >> reporter: nydia here's a look at the headlines. we'll see sunshine over the next several days. this will help us get back into the 60s as early as monday. we have a cold blast coming in the seven-day forecast. it arrives on thursday, i'll have the details when we come right back. sometimes, caring for your neighbors means going the extra mile. when our patient, susan, mentioned her dad couldn't make it in to pearle vision to get his eyes checked... we went to him. and we realized, if he had trouble getting new glasses... he probably wasn't the only one. to us, eye care is about living dr. pearles legacy. building a trusting relationship with the person behind the eyes. this is genuine eye care, right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. >> welcome back on this sunday morning. it is 6:11, sky6 live hd taking a live look at atlantic city. we are getting warm and then we're getting cold, so get ready. >> reporter: a little rollercoaster ride. that's a nice looking shot. as we go back live on sky 6. there's not much of a windch

hopkins turns 50 in two months. that's sports.ast sportsnet. >>> don't forget to tune in to nbc10 tonight for the "high school blitz." it's a half hour of highlights from across the region. it's tonight at 7:00 right here on nbc10. we're going to take a quick break and then we will be right back. >>> we want to take you back to this breaking news out of burlington county. nbc10 has been on the scene of a fire all morning long. this is at a landscaping business and a residence in maple shade. the fire has been burning for nearly two hours now. let's head to nbc10's matt delucia who just got some new information from this scene. matt? >> rosemary, i just spoke with the lieutenant from the police department and he tells me that the one person who was inside this property at the time was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. that person is expected to be released from the hospital shortly. that is the good news. the bad news is still unfolding behind me. you can see the fire is still burning. a lot of smoke. you see those fire c

. >> so, then we run over to boardwalk hall to watch our hero, bernard hopkins. >> yes, this was my first fight ever. >> so it was all my firsts happening this weekend. >> just a shout out to bernard, he got beaten up pretty badly. he is 49 year-old. taking on this 31 year old. he is one of the best fighters in the world. he is champion of the world. >> what i loved about it, you could tell there was philly people in the audience. you could feel the love for him and the respect, because he really is a legend. >> and how he was still standing in the 12th round i have no idea. >> was it hard to watch. >> it was hard in the final round. >> but he didn't go down and referee didn't call it, and he could have too in the last 202nd but he didn't do it. >> he hung in there. >> hopkins, we love you. >> q was there. >> and it was a great time. we went back to the borgata afterward and we all had a nice. >> into the b bar. >> which can be dangerous. >> it is a little bit dangerous. >> jay ate his first full bowl of rice serial. >> yes, it is as exciting as it gets. i have video. i'm sure you don't w

the victim was identified, and he has been at johns hopkins medical center since 8.because of the explosion was accidental, but it is still the center of an active investigation. his cause of death has not been released. >> hundreds of parents are outraged. a montgomery county school answering to accusations it covered up an incident involving a contract worker and a student. one of two arrests in a matter of weeks, and parents want answers. live at baker middle school in damascus. >> the first thing officials here at the school and administrators did was apologize. they said they were sorry and have made mistakes. >> talk is cheap. what are you going to do to earn our trust back? >> bottom line -- >> what montgomery county school leaders heard tuesday night was anger. >> it is shameful. >> they say it took officials weeks to inform them that john epps junior, a contractor at baker middle school, was accused of touching a female student inappropriately. it turned out epps works in nearly 60 county schools. >> when are you actually going to answer the question, why it

i direct the center for transatlantic relations at johns hopkins. we are also part of a consortium of all of our fellow universities in the studies, so if we have colleagues here from the other universities i want to welcome them as well. thank you so much for joining us. we have been working a lot on the balkans over the years and hat many of my colleagues in in the government are doing that. we have to do a little advertisement. of course we have a book on the balkans. the title is important. "unfinished business." after investing so much energy and time in this region, there to retrench ation and look obviously into the huge challenges elsewhere. and i think that the senator has provided a good list of practical things to do. but to start off the conversation, senator, you know, as you said a balkans or a complex place and a lot of shifting dynamics and variables. but in the context of what you were saying maybe the ultimate variable is still the united states itself. so even what you say are the low-cost initiatives, i wonder if you could reflec

want to thank those in our own country, who not called american --sity university of maryland, john hopkins, will be ready to deal with. we have witnesses from our major government agencies to present testimony. for the mosts senior cabinet member to testify first. in my out-of-the-box way of thinking, i want to do with the problem rather than focus on protocol. sometimes in the senate there is a lot of compensation stance. i want to dispel with it. have organized the testimony is to really start internationally to hear from the department of state, and then mr. rockton from the department of defense, and then going to .ur ports of entry we would hear from deborah terry -- deputy secretary of state, usaid, who would tell how we will do this in west africa, and not only in those three countries, but in contiguous countries. we will begin with the assistant secretary of defense, we know that he is the official a bullet coordinator designated by secretary hagel. he is accompanied by major james solitaire. then we will hear from jeh johnson, to discuss america's fourth of entry. then the secret

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>> reporter: septa follows all federal regulations when it comes to worker fatigue, according to hopkinsrity. >> we believe that fatigue can be an issue. we pay close attention to it when we do our scheduling of our regular runs. we make sure if there's extra runs there's a meeting held between our management team as well as the union. >> septa tells us in the process of hiring and training more engineers. they say it helps reduce six days and overtime issues facing engineers. >>> nbc 10 news at 5:00 is next. >> here are jacqueline london and keith jones. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 5:00, we continue to follow breaking news. >> an announcement is expected any time in ferguson, missouri. a grand jury has reached a decision over whether to indict a police officer in the shooting death of 18-year-old michael brown. stay with nbc 10 as we monitor developments. >>> and i'm meteorologist sheena parveen. tracking a nor'easter just in time for some thanksgiving travel. coming up, i'll show you when we can expect some snow and who can expect it. that's straight ahead, next on nbc 10 news at 5:00.

johns hopkins found that people who eat home cooked meals consume fewer caches fat and sugar.nd fewer fast-food meals. >>> people using extent may need to -- stents. they may need to take drugs longer. >>> it's beginning to feel a lot like christmas at the postal service. >> reporter: seven days a week, the delivers are starting today. the service expects to handle 12% more packages than last and are expected to arrive by christmas. gas stations are reporting prices below $3 a gallon. >>> turn to the box office it was dumb and dumber ii with $38 million. big hero 6 from our parent company disney was second. inter stellar came in third. >>> matt hog is making close to a million dollars a year playing video games. >> living the dream. >> it's 5:23, up next, bill cosby's lawyer responds to rape allegations. >> breaking right now, pope francis announced he will visit philadelphia next year, we're live with new reaction [prof. burke] it's easy to buy insurance and forget about it. but the more you learn about your coverage, the more gaps you might find. like how you thought you wer

now, hopkins, they set up a field goal. getting the lead.hey had a chance to lead the raiders downfield for a tie. seconds left in the game. rolls right. now, hail mary. they are now 4-10. >> we ask each other the same questions that you just asked me. what needs to happen just needing to get over the hump. >> making the nhl debut. how is this for a peufrt impression, he turned away all 45 shots, to be the first shark to record a shutout in his debut. beating them 2-0. nascar, taking the town to miami for the race of the season. joey lagano's pit coming to anna end after a tip off. kevin harvick won last week. in the final 4. took the lead, held off newman down the stretch to win his first career sprint cup title. we have reporters with the 49ers in new york and of course vern glen is in san diego all coming up on game day tonight. >> the raiders players, they are classy for the most part for the season. >> it is astounding, optimistic approach. they are building something. they did not expect much but something, right? >> yes. six weeks lef

. >> but septa's ron hopkins says the company follows all federal regulation regarding rest periods.s surprised by the union's complaint and says the company will change assignments if engineers feel the travel distance is unworkable and they are adding jobs to reduce overtime. >> we've been trying real hard to get our head count on with qualified engineers. just over the last two years we hi hired adecisional trainers to help us with some of the log jams. >> our nbc 10 first alert weather team tracking a winter storm that could have a big impact on your holiday plans. >> chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz tell us what to expect. >> speexpect all the problems te occurring wednesday and into wednesday night. that's why we had a first alert for that. heavy rain changing into heavy snow in some areas. eventually changing from rain to snow in many parts of the area. it's hard to believe, considering that the current temperature is in the upper 60s. we hit a record high of 72 today. 67 degrees but the wind is calming down a little bit. it was gusting up close to 40 miles an ho

the man was seriously burned, airlifted to johns hopkins. flying debris damaged nearly a dozen homes. >> i literally was pushed to the side, things fell off my wall. >> we had the nails coming through the walls and out of our ceiling. >> the fire marshal working to determine what caused this explosion. >>> right now president obama is headed to beijing to attend an international conference on free trade and economic cooperation. the asia pacific economic cooperation summit brings leaders from 21 nations together. while in beijing, the president will discuss a rival trade deal with china and other countries. he'll also attend a state banquet with the chinese president. midweek he'll head to myanmar to speak at a town hall and finish the week in australia for a g-20 leaders retreat. >> prince george's county is among 140 school districts that is concerned about new testing. the assess emts begin next year. according to "the washington post" the county wants stronger technical support to make sure there are no problems during the testing which

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philly's own bernard hopkins out to make a point to sergei before tonight's title fight in vegas.adies there are stare downs -- >> laugh latch. >> then there are stare downs. it's something else. >> looks like they're going to it's something else. >> looks like they're going to that low, no-haggle priceses. it's something else. >> looks like they're going to ...andt all starts here, at carmama log g to carmax.com and art your search today... ...and choose from over 35 thousand carmax quality certified used vehicles. from cars and trucks to suvs and minivans. browse the store nearest you... ...or shop from our nationwide inventory and have the car of your dreams, transferred to your local carmax store. finding the perfect car is easy when you start your search at carmax. carmax. start here. captions paid for by the fox broadcasting company >>> a high stakes matchup in the college football play-offs. now, the winner will have the inside track of turning that dream into a reality. >> you win a national championship, that's what your goal is. you shouldn't change from that. >> the sea

efforts to combat them, i spoke with the acting director of the cia who is now at the johns hopkins school for advanced and international studies. thank you for being with us. when you see the images from the latest video, what strikes you about the possible change of tone from the islamic state? ask a couple of things. it is more brutal. -- it is longer longer. they show more of the faces involved on the isis side. it is probably intended as a propaganda tactic. the timing is such as to coincide with the visit of the chairman of the joint chiefs, general dempsey. i believe that is deliberate. hard as it may seem, and incomprehensible to us, horrific as it is, i think they actually see this as a good recruiting tool for them. >> to show the faces of recruits -- doesn't it help intelligence agencies find them? quick it helps to some degree. the french government has already tentatively identified one of the people in the photograph. the sorther hand, in of twisted thinking of this group and the people who adhere to it, it also could be a propaganda tool. they are trying to appeal to people

. >>> bernard hopkins 41, take on 31 sergey kovalev, a light heavyweight unification battle.m john clark, back to you. >>> update now on our breaking news. we see viewer video showing philadelphia police car involved in a hit-and-run in south philadelphia. the officer pulled from the vehicle just before it burst into flames around 5:30 tonight. this all happened on 28th and tasker in south philadelphia. the driver of the pickup truck involved in the crash took off of police looking for that driver. his passenger also hurt and taken to the hospital. we'll stay on top of this news story an bring you the latest tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> switching gears, volunteers hit the street to spruce up a philadelphia neighborhood. with rakes and bedrooms in han, residents showed their pride for their community this afternoon. neighbors swept streets, cleared debris from wooded areas and plucked crash from sidewalk. all part of civic association neighborhood improvement committee's second annual fall cleanup. noise and crisp weather to do that. at least we got sunshine. >> tomorr

two plays later fitzpatrick finds hopkins for the score and eagles lead cut to three.elly's heroes had an answer and that answer jeremy maclin for the 8-yard score. eagles won 31-21. everyone talking about the loss of foles and ryan. >> it's bad, you know, to see somebody go down like that and, you know, the only thing we can do is just keep pushing forward. we know what we got to do as a defense. >> everybody knows that. they know what demeco means to this team. when a warrior goes down you play for him. >> we got to go in, continue to move forward. >> felt good to get back out there. felt good to make some calls, to scramble a little bit, to get hit a little bit. all that stuff is really fun. we're very fortunate to play like this and i'm just really proud of the team and those guys really rallied. great job on although phrases. >> with all that adversity we are still winning. there's no reason for us to be upset or down. >> in the nfc east first place cowboys taking on the cardinals this afternoon. tony romo did not play with the injured back. vertebra -- wheat ton

johns hopkins university hosted this discussion. it is about an hour and 45 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, good evening. i'm duncan brown with the johns hopkins university nuclear apply physics lab. this year the series is sponsored by the johns hopkins applied physics lab. each year the rethinking seminar focuses on an aspect of national and international security issues. our seminar theme this year is rethinking global security constructs, threats and responses. specific topic areas we will try to cover this year include, potential threats adversaries and strategies the u.s. should consider over the next two decades. when, where, how and should the united states engage mill tearily? post-world war ii international order, u.s. leadership, international organizations and multilateralism, and finally the economic, trade and security relationships between the u.s., the e.u., and east asia. before introducing tonight's speaker, a couple of quick announcements. first all of our seminar talks are videotaped and posted on our website.

hours earlier bernard hopkins was fighting.2 years. former home of the boardwalk bullryes minor league team down there for a few years some years ago. >> now they have to get healthy. >> healthy. >> they're playing well and winning. >> jeff, thank you. >> much more to come in the next half hour of "action news" including search for person that gunned down and called a woman in tioga-nicetown. >> nurse casey hickox said her monitoring period. for monitoring ebola ends tomorrow monitoring period. for monitoring ebola ends tomorrow how she plans to >> sunday night here's what's happening on "action news" at 11:30. >> a small plane crashes in the bahamas this evening killing all nine people on board here executive jet left nassau trying to land on grand ba ham aisland when it crashed.

. >> two plays later houston capitalized fitzpatrick found hopkins for the score and eagles lead wasut to three. kelly's heroes then answer. that's down field sanchez to maclin again. and the eagles beat the texans 31-21 but everyone was talking about the loss of foles and ryans. >> awesome job up front and all three backs got in there and, um, got their touches made the most of them. um, you know, i just thought we ran the ball well. we through it well at times. a couple throws i got to clean up, and, um, we'll get some rhythm going next week and see what happens. >> i thought we wore them down little bit. i think with our tempo you know one drive we had four runs for 70 an touch. i think you could see the effects of us, you know, cumulative effects of us all three running backs ran really hard today. >> don't matter how it ends, we won this game, and that's it. we got to guys out here that fight till the end and we do have great team. there's stuff we got to clean up and some things we made mistakes on and stuff, but like i said, we got a prepare for the next game. >> right now you

research from jonas hopkins, yale university, northwestern university, university of chicago showed thatstrogen was causing cancer, blood clots in animal testing. and well might do the same in people. the drug companies chose to disregard this advice and managed to get an fda approval and stayed on the market untested for 60 years. at one point 30 to 50% of post menopausal american women were taking it. it was the most profitable drug in history. and the cancer it caused was very aggressive. it -- women had a 96% greater likelihood of dying from it. it promotes cell growth. i go to marin and around the bay area, talk about these issue, i am getting enormous harassment for doing so. cancer in most of our major diseases are largely preventable thev thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. ~ >>> good evening, i'm theresa [speaker not understood] from north beach, and i'm here to beg you, please, not to make any vote today without a complete full board present. i also want to thank norman yee, supervisor yee for, one, bringing up the issue of free muni for our seniors, working with s

in conjunction with top surgeons from johns hopkins and the university of maryland. if you look at these jawbones. these are the types of facial reconstructions that were done, the reconstructive surgery. men who had their jaws shattered by exploding shells had new jawbones fabricated and carefully implanted into them. again, a lot of early plastic surgery. a great deal of medical history was made here during world war i. addition to that, some of the thet programsi to train disabled veteran were promoted here. this woman --h emily reine williams, one of the lead nurse stationed here. themes another important -- a lot of times women are ignored when it comes to military history. in this time where women were seeking to gain the right to vote, women prove themselves as nurses during the first world war. 300 female nurses were stationed at fort mchenry. like i said, some of the first programs to help the disabled american veterans were promoted here. one program, they taught chemistry, so a man who was wheelchair-bound because he lost a leg was taught chemistry or taug

those in our own country who though not called upon places like university of maryland and johns hopkins in my own community were ready to be able to deal with this. i'm glad today to have witnesses from our major government agencies to present testimony. ordinarily, protocol calls for the most senior cabinet member to testify first. in my usual kind of out-of-the-box way of thinking, i'm going to deal with the problem rather than focus on protocol. you know, sometime in the senate, there's a lot of pomp and circumstance. i'm gonna dispel with the pomp and get to the right circumstances. so the way we have organized the testimony is to really start internationally to hear from the department of state and then mr. lumpkin from the department of defense, then going to our ports of entry, then with silvia burrell, who will be here to talk about hhs. we will hear from deputy secretary of state heather higgin bottom, accompanied by nancy anymore berg of usid who will tell us how are we going to do this in west of a nick ka and how are we going to do it not only in those three countries but in

this year the series is sponsored by the johns hopkins applied physics lab. each year the rethinking seminar focuses on an aspect of national and international security issues. our seminar theme this year is "rethinking global security constructs, threats and responses." specific topic areas that we will try and cover this year include potential threats, adversaries and strategies the u.s. should consider over the the next few decades, where, when, how and should the united states engage militarily, the post-world war ii international order, u.s. leadership, international organizations and multilateralism and, finally, the economic trade and security relationships between the u.s., the e.u. and east asia. before introducing tonight's speaker, a couple of quick announcements. first, all of our seminar talks are videotaped and posted on our web site. additionally, we do post bulltized notes as well as any presentation materials that our speakers provide to us. to find the web site, simply type three words into google, jhupl, rethinking and seminar, and it will

ben carson, author of "one nation" and former director of pediatric neurosurgery at johns hopkins.resident obama has been very willing in the past to wade into these controversies. even last night he spoke at length about this particular controversy yet today would like us to believe he doesn't weigh in on these controversies. what's going on here? >> first of all, i'd have to say that as a pediatric neurosurgeon, i had many occasions where i had to deal with families who lost a child, and it is tragic. it's perhaps the worst thing that can happen in your life. that said, he has, obviously, weighed in and made these things somehow seem racial. and i really don't see this as a race issue with michael brown. the police officer would have been in that situation no matter what color the person had been. and perhaps there are things to be learned. i always say, let's find something good that we can learn from this situation. and there probably are some more techniques that perhaps can be taught to police, not only in ferguson, but all over the country that might help to mitigate some of

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ryan fitzpatrick to deandre hopkins. coming off four eagles turnovers.e down field. chris polk, barely gets the first. it leads to this. sanchez. to jeremy maclin. second touchdown of the game. eagles win 31-21 they're 6-2 in first place. ducis rogers has more from houston. >> a costly victory indeed. both on offense and defense. i spotted nick foles after the game with his arm in a sling. more tests will be done tomorrow. as for linebacker demeco ryans not only was he carted off the field he had to be carted from the locker room to team bus. >> you never want anybody to get hurt and demeco is rock for us on defense. you know? we hope he's all right. but, you know we'll see what happens. obviously guys have to step up. > nick foles going down how badly do you feel for him. >> awful for nick man, that's my guy. for the time i've been here he has been so helpful. >> matthews is quick do point out offense does not miss a beat with sanchez in there. backup knows he always has to be ready. >> i felt like i was ready. i was prepared. so of course you're nervou