professor boyd, what is july 4 me deal? >> guest: it means the same thing what it meant to frederick douglass, you know. while you can have the general celebration and everything, we have a different perspective from the african-american community. this was a long history to understand exactly the distinction in terms of the celebration for one community and the kind of lack of observers on the other part of the community. what does it mean to people who have a history of bondage, history of segregation, a history of jim crow is him. you have to understand that kind of sensitivity that might be distinct from one community to another. obviously when you start talking about this history of this country and the role of african-americans in terms of providing that celebration, that's a whole other question. because we been in the forefront of the so-called battle for freedom, justice and liberty in this country from day one, from day one. going back to chris come in terms of the so-called boston massacre, since that moment, and

boyd, thank you so much for being with me.someone who started my career in charlottesville, i have love for that special place where you are standing. i am so sorry for what's happened there. boyd, this is personal for you. how are you feeling about all of this? >> i mean, i'm upset, like, since it happened. i was coming back to charlottesville, and i was at the airport, and just watching it going on on tv. i was in absolute shock, you know?

boyd, thank you so much for being with me.someone who started my career in charlottesville, i have love for that special place where you are standing. i am so sorry for what's happened there. boyd, this is personal for you. how are you feeling about all of this? >> i mean, i'm upset, like, since it happened. i was coming back to charlottesville, and i was at the airport, and just watching it going on on tv. i was in absolute shock, you know? i wanted to say something to my twitter followers but i said i just had to digest this thing before i can even write anything about it, but i can't believe it. i've never seen anything like this before, and this is like the most -- i mean, unlikely places to have something like this, because charlottesville's such a diverse community. people here just love each other. i mean, everywhere grow, people are waving at you, saying hello. there's so much going on in this city that to see all this ugliness and hatred, like right here in the middle of my town was like, you know, that really -- that

is that boyd?results of any of those sanctions done anything other than the fact we now know they have the capability. we have to look at, we can point fingers all we want. we can place blame, make excuses. trish: deal with something now. this is not a time for the democrats to be out there criticizing our president for sending a warning to north korea. they should be joining him also, sending that warning. robin, hugo, boyd, good to see you. i have to leave it there. sorry. china urging calm and calling for greater diplomacy between the u.s. and north korea. china is trying to play the big kid here? when china after all could rein in north korea if it wanted to, china shoulders an enormous amount of blame for this situation we're in. so what do we do about china? gordon chang, a china expert is here. he has all the intel for you after this. but maybe not the bed of a truck. potsch: and best of all, this new truck is actually- gary: (all laughing) oh my... potsch: the current chevy silverado. gary:

boyd huppert of our minneapolis station kare tv with tonight's "inspiring america" report. >> reporter: the home on riverview drive is now quieter. >> you just can't imagine what it's like. >> reporter: last year keith davison, retired district court judge, lost evy, his wife of 66 years. >> you cry a lot. that's just the way it is. you know? because she's not here. >> reporter: now, at 94, the judge has reached a decision. >> 16 by 32, the pool itself. >> reporter: deep into missing his evy, the judge had had enough silence. >> going to the judge's pool. >> i knew they'd come. >> reporter: plenty of people thought the judge was joking when he first floated this idea. >> it was spring when i saw him marking the yard. i told my husband, he's really going to do it. he's really going to put a pool in his backyard. >> reporter: hard to be lonely, he reckoned if he surrounded himself with kids. >> it's awesome and fun. >> now we're going to be here every day. >> i'm not sitting by myself looking at the walls. >> it's him spreading joy throughout our neighborhood for these kids. you get to k

boyd hooper, nbc news, morris, minnesota. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with uss "nightly news" for this thursday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night from los angeles. fo watching and good night from los angeles. >>> we got "american idol" on the phone. they are ready. >> you guys are like -- >> the new "idol" is crisis. is the shaniat judge they seek and she's only talking to "access" about her conversations with the show. >>> they are back and so good. i know because i was there. you're going to love the secrets that i share

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rose boyd concluded with these thoughts, very upsetting. we are glad to be home. god bless america. >> finally, one traveler made this keen observation. there will be more security on alert across barcelona in the wake of the terrorist attack. i'm dann cuellar, channel6 news. brian? >> all right, dank, than dan. the question now is what can be done to stop attacks like this and what is being done in philadelphia. there is homeland security planning here and the department revamped its intelligence bureau. >> constantly looking at the landscape, monitoring social media. we have direct connections overseas to receive intelligence quickly and deploy properly. >> in tourist hot spots like independence mall, there are ballards to stop a vehicle cold in its tracks. that was on display in new york city earlier this year when the car came to a stop in time square when it ran into one of those ballards. >> the annual event in center city has thousands of guests and a tour bus is being used as a security perimeter. christie ileto is live at franklin square. something of a d

prosperity prominently displayed on many south bay businesses but the search to fill the help wanted boyd could be hampered by washington's hand in changing immigration policy.>> our economy is diverse just like americans economy is diverse. you are looking for a system that works across the spectrum.>> the valley's strength is not just high tech which can see a boom of prospects letting the area if entry to the country is waiting for educated skilled workers. millions of lower waged workers for agriculture and service injures trees are important the plan to base it on merit instead of family ties could hurt one and help another. >> this does benefit silicon valley and benefits other industries.>> the professor said harm will come to low skilled, non-degreed workers provide the underpinnings for the ares economic juggernaut would increase prices for all according to the immigration attorney.>> do you want to go ahead and pay five dollars a pound for lettuce? are you willing to go ahead and pay $15 for that hamburger? >> experts swarm -- worn only the economic viable create a shortage. the

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. >> lee boyd malvo. alison: the request today was denied.cent supreme court ruling voided his life sentence, which said that minors should not get mandatory lifetime sentences. he was convicted in 2007. the judge disagreed and ordered him back to prison. nancy: 7 on your side fighting back against crime, multiple skimming devices attached to atm inside of 7-eleven locations. but there is a simple trick to figure this out. all you need is your smart phone. tom roussey joins us live in woodbridge with this. tom? years we haver been telling you about thieves putting skimming devices inside of gas pumps to steal credit and debit card information, but these guys are actually putting the devices inside of 7-elevens. what makes the crime unique is the technology they are using. week, three times tuesday alone, prince william county police investigated skimming devices on atm's inside woodbridge 7-elevens. the thieves put one sk immer with a camera over where the money comes out. >> we're seeing a variety. tom: the other thing making these crimes un

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boyd hooper, houston. >> look at that little sweetie. the mom and the officers say they're going to plan a reunion of their own after things settle down a bit. >> beautiful. >>> washington area restaurants are teaming up to help victims of a disaster in the gulf coast. among the businesses donating a help the flood victims. many popular district restaurants are participating. it's called d.c. dines out for houston. >> i think the important thing is the people of texas would know that people in washington, d.c. care. and we he -- we do. that's our record here in the community. >> and chilly bowl and the other restaurants participating are free to choose which harvey relief fund they want the money to go to. you can learn more about the dozens of restaurants participating, by just visiting our website at wusa9.com. you don't have to have millions to join us in helping the tens of thousands of texans in need. go to wusa9.com/texas cares. there you can make a donation, directly to the american red cross, hurricane harvey disaster all donatio

schneider lee boyd malvo will not get a new sentence. ruling that the life sentence for juveniles is unconstitutional, his attorney argued that the sentence should be thrown out but a montgomery county judge disagrees. >> however you analyze it, mr. malvo loses and the season tense given in 2006 were upheld as legal, constitutional and fully in compliance with maryland law. michelle: today's ruling found the judge who oversaw malvo's original case handed down discretionary, not a mandatory sentence of six life terms in prison for the 2002 killing spree. now a cri video. prince george's county police releasing a video. it shows two men driving up a car repair shop in capitol heights. they pull a gun and rob a man sitting outside. watch what happens here. a second person goes to check on all the commotion and that person gets robbed, too. this happened june 13. if you recognize the men or that car, give police a call. alison: now an alert in prince george's county where police responded to a rash of bank card skimmers. in the past week the

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marshawn boyd looking like another marshawn. touchdown to matha. up 10-0.topped first and third quarters and their offense would not be stopped and tich down to matha trail third 20-17. from high school game to pro game and shadow where demix aatha hosts their games and part of sunday double madeer. skips kickoff at 4:30. >> over 2 hours away from mayweather mcgregor. floyd mayweather was 149 pounds short of 154 limit and conner mcgregor 15 and he said he will be closer to 170 and was not impressed with his physique. >> he looks out of shape. i'll breeze through him. trust me on that. >> it won't go the distance. mark my word. >>> he just guarantee won't go the distance knockout. i like a man with abs nope worst shape i've ever seen. >> who are you looking at dude i mean you know -- >> it's a spectacle we love a spectacle. >> it's a spectacle them in their underwear. >> it was sold out for weigh in aarena. >> bring it on, come on, bring it, no, no, you. >> no wait hold copy have to sit stowic. >> you have your >> thank god they have their clothes on. >> hav

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shelly boyd who was the wife of one of my best friends who died. is learning a language and became close to my mother. her power and her efforts to speak again and establish a school to teach younger people to speak our tribal languages again. i think the power of women is in the book. >> speaking of the power of women. we talked about your mother. tell me about the other. >> my big sister. my half sister who is this -- as i say in the book my memories of her are as of this romantic figure. she ran away in the '70s and got pregnant. she is beautiful like my mother and smart and charming. and i didn't know then that romantic heroes are often endless nomads in disguise. my sister died in a house fire with her husband when i was 14. so it was one of the major deaths in my life, one of the major grieves. she was the first person who ever told me i could be a writer. i had written a short story in fourth grade, a halloween story. she read it and it scared her she said. as a reservation indian kid the idea of becoming anything seemed like going to the mo

. >>> this morning, the montgomery county judge denied a new sentencing hearing for dc sniper lee boyd malvo. he was convicted as a 17-year-old for participating in sniper attacks that killed ten people in the washington region. his attorney is challenged his six life sentences in maryland and virginia. a recent u.s. supreme court ruling said that mandatory life sentences witho unconstitutional for juveniles. the montgomery county state's attorney said the original findings stood the test of time >> the bottom line is, way you analyze this case, this is a complete loss for mr. malvo. the challenges that were raised, that the statue -- the days opinion that is he relied upon don't apply. his sentence was not illegal. >> malvo is now 32 and could still have the sentences overturned by federal judge. virginia executed malvo's accomplice in 2009. >>> tonight we know the names of the people killed at a murders in prince george's county. investigators believe kia tumor shot and killed her boyfriend bernard williams before turning the gun on herself, the bodies were found in new arcadia lane

raising three sons, rakeem boyd was a standout on the field play college ball. >> since we came down here from katrina they have been playing sports. >> reporter: eventually the home healthcare provider and uber driver joined a class action lawsuit she thought would help her family get back on their feet. >> you tell us not to call, not to appeal, so who do we talk to? >> reporter: but a $52 outcome is a far cry from peace. >> not about the color. it's about us. it's just -- we deserve respect, we deserve much more respect out here. >> most people received settlements between 50 and $150. but some did receive up to $6000. >>> now wusa9's first alert weather, rated d.c.'s most accurate forecast. >> howard, got to say today was absolutely beautiful but this weather isn't going to stick around like this much longer, right? >> no, we have enjoyed a nice couple of breaks from some of the heat and humidity. the heat is not coming back so much as the humidi for rains. earlier in the broadcast i was talking about the eclipse and how we are going to see 81% totality here in washington should

. >>> a maryland judge upholds the life sentence for a young beltway sniper, lee boyd malvo.vo argued his life sentences should be thrown out because the u.s. supreme court ruled in 2012245 mandatory life sentences for juveniles are unconstitutional. today's ruling rejected that argument. he was 17 when he and john allen muhammad killed ten people in the d.c. area. the montgomery county states attorney addressed the case again today. >> the law has been complied with. people should have faith that justice was done time of the sentencing. >> a federal judge has ruled that malvo is entitled to new sentencing hearings in virginia. >>> at last check the pedestrian hit by a car this evening in silver spring remains in critical condition. chopper 4 flew over the scene after the crash here on new hampshire avenue. police had to shut down traffic and divert it on to adelphi road. the car that hit the victim stayed on the scene. >>> next time you catch the metro, you may not need to hang up your phone. met so says it's improved the service along the blue, orange and silver lines, so t

karen boyd/administradora de la ciudad de oakland. 10:42 por ejemplo no usar velas dentro de las tiendasa cocinar o calentarse, solo use linternas de baterias. tambien le recomiendan no usar linternas de combustible, parrillas o estufas y recuerde que todas las hogueras al aire libre estan prohibidas. 24:56 tienen que ponerse mas energicos, invertir y hacer algo. de los 25 incendios se determino que 7 fueron provocados. 31:49 ahora la ciudad dice que no todos los incendios se estan reportando... ellos le estan pidiendo a la gente que lo haga para asi ellos tener una idea clara de que tan grave es este problema... desde oakland pilar nino noticiero telemundo 48 32:02 cesar/ots --debido a fuertes criticas.. la ciudad de san jose ha decidido recortar un plan para crear vivienda para desamparados.. take vo --la idea era construir casas miniatura en 99 sitios a traves de la ciudad.. pero debido a la oposicion de residentes... la lista se ha reducido a solo cuatro zonas.. --una ley reciente permite a san jose construir estas "microcasas" para aliviar la falta de vivienda y retirar a indigentes

. >>> a montgomery county judge denied a resentencing motion for lee boyd malvo. right now he has life in prison for the beltway attacks from 15 years ago. in may a judge ordered new sentencing hearings for malvo and two virginia counties. because of a supreme court ruling that mandatory life sentences for juveniles are unconstitutional. >>> yes, warming up out there. we've got the sunshine and the humidity is up. and it's feeling more like august. we don't have the rape. the rain by the way -- rain. the rain by the way has washed out the pollen count from yesterday. but you can bet the mold spores were up. waldorf 81 and you know damascus, tim was like last 11 them. 80 in middleburg and springfield 8 #. so feeling a lot more like summer. the only thing we're looking at on the satellite here some high clouds are coming through. a little hard to see but some dim sunshine. which next monday of course we've got the eclipse which will give us the dim sunshine. 81% totality and notice it getting a little dimmer but not like it's going to be dark around here. 87 this af

let's talk to ed boyd from the centre for socialjustice.u think that figure is going up? well, hi there. this is a continuation of what we have seen over the past few yea rs, past what we have seen over the past few years, past decade, such that we now have the most number of people dying asa have the most number of people dying as a result of drug related deaths than we have ever seen since the records began. 0ne than we have ever seen since the records began. one of the striking things that we have seen over the yea rs things that we have seen over the years is that there has been less money going into treatment services and actually less good treatment services being commissioned by local authorities as well. so what we have seen authorities as well. so what we have seen is a perfect storm where those with addictions are seeking help and if they are managing to find some they are not getting effective treatment and they are being left stuck in in their addiction and not helped to recover and it's difficult to not see this as all part of

me but i you know i guess you know what i want to be in a better i that's nice i like that and that boyd well lisa ended billiam nuff coming up the tsunami's most significant game in homes we'll tell you and hear what locals have been living through right after the break. in case you're new to the game this is how it works the economy is built around court. confirmation from washington washington post media the media. voters elect a businessman to run this country business because. it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. what holds us to do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. some want to that's. actually going to be that's what the three of the people. interested in the water. should. well again thanks for watching r.t. today the syrian army is clearing the eastern town of of i still terrorists it was captured by government troops at the weekend and is being regarded as one of the most significant victories in recent months we spoke to the syrian army's information chief to g

. >> homicide detective, a boyde found in a burned outhouse, also, firefighter now recovering after getting hurt battling that fire. the overnight development. >>> and, police looking for this man, after a child's told them he tried to lure her into his car. the description of the man in the car and he was driving. >> violent weather so hour full it, flipped a car. now the natio

> i'm here at klockar's blacksmith shop in san francisco, meeting with renowned swordsmith francis boyd. he knew robert and shows me how much effort goes into a single knife. i'm no robert, but i think i can do this. >> okay, so grab it. >> got it, got it. >> you got it. now slide it under there. >> okay. >> and push it all the way up and then just hold it level. okay, hold it. go that way. okay, it's too cold. pull it out. >> it's really hard work, folks. after reheating our steel, francis teaches me how to hammer it into a blade. >> all along the edge. now flip it over. all right? now hammer along there. >> you're a very patient teacher. >> right, right, always move the work, always hammer in the same place. yes. >> yes, i got a yes! but i'm nowhere near done. it will take days of filing, polishing, and sharpening, so francis shows me what our crude weapon can eventually become. >> and there's the finished knife. if you turn this in the light, you'll see a pattern in the metal. where you see this thing along the edge, it's as hard as glass. >> this doesn't just happen in an hour. >> n

eclipse watcher rebecca boyd. >> the light got is weird.was like, oh, the world never looks like this. >> reporter: the town of 6,200 estimates it packed in 100,000 speck it thors, including mona thompson. what did you think? >> i totally cried. >> reporter: why did you cry in >> i don't know. it was just so awesome. >> reporter: carl brown came to celebrate his 92nd birthday. this is a once-in-a-lifetime. >> reporter: that's it. at least mine. >> reporter: old and young cheered the celestial event. [cheering] like chris and ely white. >> we all came for the same reason, and we kind of like came like a small community. i love that. >> the sun looks like the moon instead of the sun. >> reporter: wasn't that weird? >> yes. >> reporter: people came here from 30 countries and every one of the 50 states. once the sun's party ended, many jumped in their car to head home, like brit, susan, and paul weston. >> it was the place to come and see it. >> reporter: little madras, oregon? >> yep. you're on the map. >> reporter: a number of people at this

doing it to do that that is the perception or the what kind of weapons are we talking about while joe boyd says about under the pentagon state department proposal the u.s. would provide anti-tank weapons like javelin missiles possibly anti-aircraft weapons in addition to other arms but here's the thing about those those those a defensive weapons the anti-aircraft missiles and all of these things those can literally be changed into defense and often of weapons like that but you're wrong you're wrong i will say right here live on t.v. you are wrong yes because according to the wall street journal u.s. officials as part of an effort by policymakers to limit the risks of this offensive escalation and diffuse criticism of the moves could encourage openness of action but you have a plan to deploy the missiles with ukrainian troops stationed away from the front lines of the conflict so they're going to get into the back of the conflict not the run but. except leaving out the little for the javelin missiles or insurers or where they usually occurred but to read a book they're highly mobile which m

eclipse watcher rebecca boyd. >> the light got so weird and it was like, oh, this world never looks like this. >> reporter: the town of 6200 estimates it packed in 100,000 spectators, including mona thompson. >> reporter: what did you think? >> i totally cried. >> reporter: why did you cry? >> i don't know. it was just so awesome. >> reporter: old and young cheered the celestial event, like chris and eli white. >> we all came for the same reason shall and we came with a small community. i loved that. >> the sun looked like the moon instead of the sun. >> wasn't that weird? >> yeah. >> reporter: people came from 30 countries and every one of the 50 states. once the sun's party ended, many jumped in their car to head home, like brits susan and paul weston. >> it was the place to come and see. >> reporter: little madras, oregon? >> yes. you're on the map. >> reporter: a numb per of people at this camp site actually packed p before the eclipse happened so they could hit the road immediately after it ended, but if you go ahead and take a look at the highway behind me, it is pretty slow moving

. >> are you leave boyd malvo? >> yes. autria: it was denied. he was 17 when he was convicted in the 2002 sniper spree. the judge ordered him back to prison. larry: school in charles county making changes after the arrest of the school employee on sex assault charges. a meeting was held last night at the middle school is -- concerned parents. aide haser teachers ag admitted he is hiv positive. we spoke with one man who says his god son is one of the victims. >> he should not be allowed to change schools. i think dr. needs to resign. the county is hurting. larry: school officials plan to install more cameras in hallways. they will add in a minister and two teachers to reduce class size, more psychologists at the beginning of the school as well. autria: caught on camera, a joyride gone wrong in new mexico. this happen in july when a couple stole a car and took off. what they did not know is it was a bait car program to shut off. short-term after pulling off, the car stalled and police were on their tail. the couple tried to make a run for it, but

cheryl: boyd, ken, jonah cannot thank you for being here.appreciate your day. >> thanks, cheryl. good to be with you. lauren: coming up, the nation gets with you. ♪ nothing i can say, total eclipse of the heart ♪ total eclipse of the heart lauren: fox meteorologist janice dean is in south carolina. she will tell us what to expect, plus the weather forecast to see how well you can truly see the eclipse today. stay with us. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. you didn't know that. no. yeah. but, wait, there's good news for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit. jardiance is proven to both signif

as legal constitutional and fully in compliance with the maryland >> lee boyd malvo can appeal to a higher court but it's unclear what the next move will be. live outside circuit court in rockville, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. larry: the story touched the world. today, boston breaking ground on a park honoring martin rashard. the 8-year-old was the youngest victim of the boston bombing and his sister lost her leg in the bombing as well. the park will have wheelchair ramps so it's accessible to everybody. alison: the mormon temple is typically off-limits to anyone unless you're mormon but find out when anyone can get a chance to look inside. >> and the celebration that is shortened for a local basketball star. larry: we have five days for the eclipse across america. in the next hour we hear about the new technology to help you see it and tal your bbut as you get older,ing. it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory.

sorry, eve, but there's no room at the boring, grown-up table, so you get to sit with boyd at the specialow "special" doesn't mean the same thing it used to?

for 10 hours from the first inflicted wound, to the last," that was 21 years ago.she was sure robert boyd would be exectued by now.instead, he's still alive."michael deserves justice."the california supreme court upheld proposition 66, the voter- approved measure to speed up executions in california.what may have taken decades will now take ten years."we can bring things down from 25 down to 10."but the opposition is ready to appeal."it is immoral. the state should not be killing people"senator scott weiner says executions may soon resume--but so will the fight to get rid of capitol punishement."i think we will eventually repeal the death penalty. we came very close last year and we have to keep trying."sandy friend holds on to hope that never happens... she says parents living this nightmare deserve closure and hopes some day there will be justice for victims like michael. (pam) meanwhile... the battle over executions in california .... is now shifting to how the state would carry out lethal inections. the state still needs to get approval on a lethal injection method.... before executio

sniper lee boyd mal voluntary.ary was convicteds a 17 year old for participating in sniper attacks washington area. his attorney challenged his six life sentence s in maryland and virginia. a recent us supreme court ruling said that mapped try life sentences without parole were unconstitutional for juveniles. the montgomery county states attorney said the original finding stood the test of time. the bottom line is any way you analyze this case this is a complete loss for mr. malvo . the challenges that were raised, the statutes or i'm sorry, the case opinionses that he relied upon don't apply. his sentence was not illegal. >> malvo is now 32 years old and could still have the sentences over turned by a federal judge. virginia executed malvo's a accomplish in 2009. >> he we now know the names of two people killed in a murder suicide in prince george's county. bernard williams shot and killed by qui what tumor. the two apparently were in a relationship. the bodies were found inside the apartment no word on a motive.

"last man standing" is recorded in front of a live studio audience. [ laughter ] boyd, honey, that was wonderful christmas show. yeah, it was great. all the favorites. yeah. "frosty the snowman," "santa claus is coming to town." you hate going to a concert where the band says, "and now we're gonna do some stuff off our new album." enough dawdling in the hallway, people. mike: come on in. not loving this neighborhood. i've already got the "9" and the "1" dialed on my phone. wow. look at this place. look at this. yeah. it's beginning to look... nothing like christmas. honey, where's your tree? uh, in the forest, where it belongs. there's a word for chopping down a perfectly healthy tree -- murder. so, what's the word for this wooden table here? "suicide"? what is this? speaking of murder, this bum fight downstairs is getting real. okay, w-- take -- take your coats off. can i get you guys anything? uh, do you have heat? oh, i'll make some hot cocoa, okay?

. >> ray boyd spoke to the residents and shares those stories tonight. >> residents along texas's coastlinere picking up the pieces after hurricane carvey devastating image. nancy and george collins found their home destroyed and they say they have no money and no insurance to fix it and will have to live in a mobile home. >> we have a camper that survived it and at least we have something to live n a lot of people don't. >> homes appeared to have held better than many businesses and these homes st front yard blown straight out of the warehouse next door and don got emotional thinking about his surf shop. he's concern today may be a total loss as most of the misdemeanor was rurned when the roof leaked and ceiling partially fell in. >> we had this building since 1969. we did not have this much damage from cilia. so, it is kind of a surprise. >> most of the water damage appears to be from pounding rain rather than storm surge as predicted and torrential rain and strong winds caused damage to many roofs including this auto parts business. >> we'll rebuild it will take time but we'll get there.

. >>> a montgomery county judge denied a new sentencing hearing for lee boyd mall even though vo.was convicted for participating in the snarl sniper attacks that dilled killed ten in the washington region, his attorney challenged his six life sentences in maryland and virginia, a recent u.s. supreme court ruling said mandatory life sentences without parole were unconstitutional for juveniles, the montgomery county states attorney said the original findings stood the test of time. >> the bottom line is any way you analyze this case, this is a complete loss for mr. mall vomit vo vo. the case opinions he relied upon don't apply. his sentence what do you mean illegal. >> malvo is now 32 and could still have the sentences overturned by a federal judge. virginia executed malvo's accomplice in 2009. >> we. >>> we now the know the names of the two people killed in a murder suicide in prince george's county. bernard williams was shot and killed by quiroz t um o r. in new indicated alley dia lane arcadia lane. no word on why. >>> new video out of capitol heights. had one of two people robbi

. >>> the uc berkeley professor serving as the science on boyd for the department of state has resignedse he is opposed to the policies of president trump. the physicist trans 13 -- daniel kammen said the decision was prompted by the actions of the president such as pulling the country out of the paris accord. he sent a letter and the first paragraph on each paragraph of his resignation spells out " impeach." the message is hidden but he said it was intentional. >> the key job of the president is to find ways to pull people together, and it was pretty clear. there is a distinct group of neo-nazis and white supremacists, and to not call that out in charlottesville without going back and forth about the sides, etc. that did not make sense to me.>> he says he is not speaking about it in legal terms but says the actions of president trump have caused harms in the u.s. and are standing abroad. >>> the white house is moving ahead with the military transgender ban as new guidelines are expected to be out any day from the pentagon. the wall street journal reports the directive would give the mi

the group is not working on lee boyd malvo the convicted sniper will not receive a new sentencing hearingland. a judge made the ruling today. it follows an opposite reaction in virginia a few months ago. kevin lewis is live outside circuit court with the new developments for us. >> they had been reporting that the rulings was null and void and it stated that minors should not be subject to mandatory minimum prison sentences. of course, malvo with 17 in the 2002 sniper spree. however, after thorough review, montgomery county circuit court judge robert greenberg issued a 20-page proffer today stating that the original judge that oversaw malvo's case clearly handed down a discretionary, not mandatory sentence of six life terms. prosecutors explained they felt confident in the fight but were relieved to learn that the judge overturned malvo's appeal. >> i think this is a case important to the community. that is why you are here. we are 13 years removed and you are standing here as if it happened yesterday. if you remember the community you know how important the case is. that is why we are he

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joining us now to talk about their effort is boyd matthews.ously you haven't looked very much in your very, very busy. i have to ask you, are you prepared for the thousands of people who are still being evacuated and rescued? >> well, they think we are ready for the increase could be hope it doesn't turn into that. the salvation army pre-positioned 44 feeding kitchen the height of the storm and when it became available, we can feed over 60,000 meals a day out of just those 44 units. elizabeth: that's what i was going to ask you, sort of what is your capacity in and around houston and also, how long are you going to be able to sustain not? we hear so often this could be a three to four to five day event if not longer. >> well, we can see those 60,000 plus daily as needed and then we can increase our capacity is necessary from the 450 we have around the country. it has been a terrible time, terrible toll on those going through it and even the workers who want to be there are being called to just go the extra mile and a typically well prepared to