rusty's wife andrea, more than anyone, understood, and she backed rusty to the hilt when he wanted touse a startup. >> they were really partners in every way, shape and form whether it was in life, whether it was through business ventures. i think they both were able to treat each other in a way that made each other better. >> and their marriage seemed solid to people who had known them, which is why the details that came out later surprised everyone. but for now, rusty's grief-stricken friends and family wanted answers, answers that seemed to be taking a long time in coming. dekalb county district attorney robert james. >> no one had any idea who did this when it happened. >> for weeks after rusty's death, police had been floundering, trying to untangle rusty's business relationships. suspicious that he had been gunned down by a professional hit man, they were looking for a money trail to lead to his killer. chasing the money trail, did it cost you a lot of investigative hours and time? >> it cost us thousands of investigative hours and time. >> as it turned out, this crime wouldn't

assistant fire chief rusty duncan was among the first to arrive. >> rusty duncan: 90% of the people inognizable. you know, the blood everywhere, i mean, it just covered them from head to toe. they were shot in so many different places that you just couldn't make out who they were. >> pelley: the church is now a memorial to the 26 who were murdered. >> duncan: i've never had the experience, not with any kind of weapon like this. for me to see the damage that it did was unbelievable, it was shattering concrete, i- you know, you can only imagine what it does to a human body. >> pelley: the police estimate that he fired about 450 rounds. >> duncan: oh, i believe it. i saw the damage it did. i saw the holes in the church. from one side to the other, all the pews, the concrete, the carpet... i saw it all. >> pelley: a gunshot wound is potentially fatal, no matter what kind of ammunition is used. but cynthia bir showed us the difference in an ar-15 round against gelatin targets in her ballistics lab at the university of southern california. >> cynthia bir: years of research have gone in to ki

state's wildfire recovery teams pressed on with their search for the remains of those missing it is the rusty blaze in the u.s. state history to get the latest from one of the devastated communities also coming up. thousands of central american migrants hoping to enter the u.s. arrive in the mexican border town of fifty one but the mayor the everyone says they might soon wear out their welcome. i'm going to home free you could join me fears are growing that far more people may have died in california's raging wildfire remains of more than seventy people have so far been identified but the list of those still missing has soared beyond one thousand names to space residents are expecting a visit from president donald trump today as california also struggles with toxic air. with the fire comes a new danger smoke. and it has reached san francisco where air pollution levels now rank among the highest in the world health warnings prompted widespread school closings even the city's main tourist attractions was shut. the smokes are jenna's some three hundred kilometers to the north the town of paradis

i felt rusty. >> it was amazing. >> thank you. know this video would go viral. >> everybody and my family has been like, you could pick up and go play tomorrow. >> how does it feel that the atlanta drum academy posted your video. >> he got like 12,000 views on his page. i was like wow. then it went to youtube and took off from there. >> those sticks are they are original? >> they are brand-new sticks. the sticks i had at school. i don't use those. they have blood, sweat and tears on them. i kept them as a symbol that i did all the training and performances we did do. >> what does happen when your neighbors call the police on a noise complaint at your house? >> i don't get a complaint because my police car is always here. i'm good to go. >>> you might notice there is something wrong with this one. it appears to be come busting externally. a bunch of explosions happening. any speculation to what is going on here? >> it looks like they didn't put the valve cover on. >> that's what i was thinking. they say the nissan had problems with

my tooth and thirteen cents an hour rusty it was insane is that how much around in the . kids are very good. there's not as much money in the. one my doing here i just got out of jail. possession of stolen property. i'm not a good. jail jail. as of. now good. teacher three times a day. before. place to. me all those things you. leave here with me. no. good. way. you know of. this when i was teenager smith and jones he screamed this is through the roof his places are in the store he carried a pistol in us best twelve year old enough carried one ever see a steel care therefore. i learned that way now. just tell him that we meet. so. carried away. from the gun guy here the pawnshop here for the past five years we take everything from you know d.v.d.'s to. boat motors or whatever you want imagine we have some motorcycles smoking the mining equipment like i said say we would take a lot of that stuff you would sell a four hundred dollar mining helmet maybe once a week the lights daily but the fact of the mining mines are shutting down makes it difficult to sell that stuff becau

. >> reporter: rusty says he constantly sees immigrants crossing the rio grande onto his property.pports the u.s. troops. >> what do you say to those who say it's a waste of the u.s. taxpayers' money? >> they don't live here. >>> why cohen's sounding the alarm just before the midterms. >>> but now to how the migrant caravan has president trump boasting about one of his alleged talents. >> you have caravans coming up that look a lot larger than reporting. i'm pretty good at estimating crowd size. >> now he's just screwing with us, right? about best in class ingredients. so it's no wonder we announced our new 9-grain wheat sub in the middle of a wheat field. when you've got news this big, it's not enough to just add it to the menu. where's the 'freak yeah!' in that? to celebrate a new sandwich with a taste so inspired, we introduced it in the place that inspired it. the new jimmy john's 9-grain wheat sub, now available at a jimmy john's much, much, much closer to you. wheat yeah freak yeah™ ...that's why i've got the power of 1-2-3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1

. >> now the dusty, rusty looking image will become clearer once nasa removes the dust cover. it is just mind boggling. >> so many dark, deep secrets to be >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the storm slamming the northeast now, blinding rain and wind. deadly in michigan, after whiteout conditions and a record blizzard paralyzes travel. and tonight, millions now under flood and wind alerts from philadelphia to new york city to boston. >>> the major news tonight from general motors, cutting jobs in ohio, michigan, maryland. thousands of workers, and at least three gm cars will no longer be made. >>> president trump tonight on the tear gas used at the border. what he now says about using it. >>> the deadly police shooting and growing outrage. the young black man killed by officers. police mistaking him for the gunman. the real suspect tonight still on the loose. >>> the bombshell report on climate change, from 13 u.s. agencies put out the day after thanksgiving. its warning about farming in the

and created a front wheel drive sports car that handles well the tires have surprising traction and rusty's hardly noticeable through the steering. says the civic time bar has installed a throttle response and the combination of steering suspension and engine makes it glide like a broadway car the four cylinder v. tech turbo now has more power than ever packing two hundred thirty five kilowatts the additional power is achieved primarily by courteney intake valve ports and reducing the level of exhaust back pressure once you hit two thousand five hundred revs the type are really shifts without a hint of turbo lag. as often as that in terms of design running things the time might not be to everyone's taste the front has been completely changed a real bears a certain resemblance to its predecessor in the end he says that everyone will have to decide for themselves whether they like it or not. but first impressions count a look at the car is always your first impression judging by its exterior the type ought to be pretty wild something of a rebel that doesn't encourage you to behave certainly t

it's all the time has left its traces like on the rusty shutters i'm interested in houses that are either on their last legs or that are said to be rejuvenated i try to capture that short moment before they are renovated i suppose like that one right there after that happens they don't really interest me anymore. i want to us live. from the french capitals famous and elegant boulevards you'll find the modest streets filled with the houses that interest the photographer. with a little digital help he breaks the efi bones and lends them an air of surreal lightness it's a paris that will soon drift away for ever. cheated before for i've been heavily influenced by photographers like all bad why no nice if you should be in place great poetry in their photographs i asked myself where did this stuff go from that i couldn't find it any more and i wanted to so i set out to look for it and found it again for example in all chimneys roofs windows and street scenes. driven by decide to give a fading in or a new life the photographer wonders around monument tom davis a multi-ethnic district in eastern

rusty a thought for reform what we found was a combination of miserliness and his value system a lack of appreciation for his workforce especially for the employees and his thousands of stores and on this also extended into a stinginess regarding investing in the future. or. when there was a need for action when the competition became so strong that he needed to take action his miserliness led him to make clear errors of judgment as special in regard to the way he behaved toward his workers. to cut costs as quickly as possible and check a first laid off a part of his work force only to rehire them again through temp agencies and haul off their original foundering that move did nothing to rescue his company in the end eight thousand stalls were shouted and more than an eleven thousand employees laid off. for think was the line between cost cutting in mind there. was as there was no moral compass distinguishing between right and wrong if you don't have this moral compass it makes no difference whether a lawyer tells you something is legal. or not everything that. technically legal neces

his father tries to repair the rusty rants. when the families together there's always a lot of joking and teasing me when a child picked up his daughter from the bus everyone thought they were a couple which explains the subsequent laughter i'm. not one of the little. girl you know. child goes off to check the chap's related few days ago it's been a long time since he's had a decent catch he's not even recapping the cost of the pitch or the boat needs. to seize been rough for days. checking all twenty traps is tedious and time consuming work. most disappointingly empty. only bothers with the squid he lets the crabs go he can't sell them and no one at home once the. to them seafood is not a delicacy but it basic food stuff. charles sells his entire catch. there's nothing left to take home and again there's no money left after his gasoline costs. but at least he called three kilos of squid at sea today. then there is the clams that she really gathered out on the island earlier. in squatting position. on a it's the best way to kee

a certain amount of rustiness on display at twickenham which was inevitable given the amount of playersica controlled territory and scored the only try, sbu nkosi going over in the corner but despite that, england we re the corner but despite that, england were only two points down at the break. they had a team meeting on the pitch, they knew they had to be better and they work, slightly after the break. elliot daly‘s penalty gave them the lead for the first time, south africa retook the lead. england might have scored a try of their own, brad shields missing out on the chance of scoring on his twickenham debut and then it was two penalties, 0wen farrell kicked his to put england one point ahead and handre pollard had a chance for sad about it, it had the accuracy and hit the post. that is the difference between defeat and victory. south africa might have added another penalty late on when a decision was reviewed but england hung on. not the performance they wanted but given they have to play new zealand and australia this autumn, is a victory that will give them plenty of confidence. a

ed a mitting to feeling little rusty. but they will need to shake that off. hishts are still with his fallen teammates. >> i did have a chance to go see alex yesterday. and all things considered, he is in get spirits. bummed out. let me tell yo i can't say enough about alex and the type of person he , the type of friend that he is. thankfully i to the to go seehi m and the family and he wants o e bes for everybody. he told me run with it. just be me. that's i whatl try to do. >> the wizards, the season already off toug bad e start. now drama. reports of disagreements. yelling at practice. the wizards on the floor before hosting the clippers. and last week they hosted a heated practice. fine ready for an expletive toward scott brooks. th "washington post." it led bradley beale to shout out hisfr trations. brooks with a rare morning shoot-around media session addressed the issues. >> i said some things that i regret and our players said some things they regret. >> i had a conversation to hash things out and everything was good. some of our players had some conv

help.ll be a huge he was admittedly rusty. causing three interceptis. get a full week of practith. sog he hasn't had yet as a starter. >> we're trying to get alex ready to go. it is just good for him toet reps.he i expect improvement but it is not a lot of time to get ready game. >> he can't do anything but get better. a week to study as the number one guy. of course, we want to play it. we have to play better around him also. >>> looking to stay in the win column. the wizards host the houston rockets. both teams missing some fire power. dwight howard will miss his urth straigh game withea glut soreness. could this bene of the teams bradley beale plays? with he has made it known he wants out pronlt over. this aer a week of turmoi finally this year, ful of celebrations in the nfl butst o night, minnesota one of the favorites. dalvin cookcoring the first vikings touchdown of the game. do you know how they celebrate? hoist him up and do the limbo. hoist him up and do the limbo. i love that they brought the james: this is alana, a very busy mom. she and her

really like people have been told are going to get a racing car for christmas and instead they've got a rusty bicycle with stabilisers on it and they're saying well we're going to ride around in that thing and freeze and they say well you got no choice because there's no other presence and you have to get on it and get used to riding it around but at the moment frankly they're going to vote the thing down she's going to go around the country the next two weeks trying to persuade the electorate across the country that it is the only deal in the hope she can persuade people to to change their minds but if she loses the vote we are really in political no man's land. you know i mean it takes too long to explain exactly what will happen if that vote doesn't get the go ahead from parliament but it leaves the country if she doesn't get by go ahead it leaves the country in. chaos and uncertainty. that there are at least six different options i won't go through them all but the default position is no deal forming out economic chaos people not knowing what's going on i think i think that there's so muc

rusty in louisiana called in about all script health care and i told him i need to brush up on this onehas been a real -- forever. pretty sub par track record. stock long-term has been disappointed year after year after year the health care care technology basis has a lot to offer but allscript has a lot to offer. wow. after company reported a lousy quarter, top and bottom line missed allscript seems cheap. but every time it looked cheap in the past turned out to be a value trap that line about the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. why torture yourself i like united health unh. and they have a good science business also. finally, on august 23rd steve in new york wanted to know about eros international company is a major distributor of films and television shows with online streams and services growing like a weed. number of paying subscribers tripled last quarter sadly apple did not see good numbers in india eros has a lot to be desired i got to tell you it is very risky. wildly speculative indian company. a lot of ways f

that is because people see a rusty shell and bring it up, and of course it is a mustard gas shell. host: what surprises me is how many people died in world war i, the bloodiest war in world history. can you explain? guest: i'm not sure about the bloodiest war in world history. host: in terms of civilian and military deaths. guest: there were not many civilian deaths on the western front. we had one million british soldiers, 1.4 million french soldiers dead and missing. 800,000 german soldiers. then we had americans, belgians, czechs, russians. you are not going to get much past 2.5 million on the western front. the russian and austrian figures are very wobbly. i would say world war ii on the eastern front where we are still trying to figure out exactly numbers, but we are talking about -- the last estimate i gave was 27 million. some russian experts now think it is 30, and a lot of those were civilians. host: if you look at the genesis of the war, what happened in 1914, and why did it take three or four years before the u.s. got involved? guest: to answer the second part first, the

. >> they are rusty. >> it is remarkable to know what kind of a maverick and an adventurer she was. i think that goes with reading. there is no better adventure than to lose yourself in a book. she did annoy us when we were i little and kept asking us if we finished our summer reading. every day. and we had not. cokie: neil, i noticed that you were on tv recently talking about books that have influenced you. i mean pierce. >> we look alike. except the beard. which she did not like. three days before she died she told me i had to shave my beard. but i did not have time to cut it. cokie: what books influenced you? her favorite books? >> we never talked about her favorite books. she would force me as a kid to read out loud to her, to make sure i was doing the summer reading. >> she would yell at us from downstairs. asking us if we had done our summer reading. cokie: the other thing that you all have talked about is her being the glue that held everybody together. it is kind of important now that the glue still sticks. so what are you guys doing? >> this is the question she is trying to

yes she was in the match so we knew there were it's a who's been looking east sure if i should ask rusty. what's pretty much you mark i wanted to bust your story because it's the birth mother that's what i felt when you put almost that in that this is like their composure or change there's a more suburban battleground kind of that it's not did scott rush to judgment that right in the worst fears that would have been made could you love yourself in my heart just don't let marcia that name get out of. my seat. if you. can listen to my have a member of the routes. stay. with the people who are my you love your vision the stuff you need it's. the ocean blue the it's the chief the world well you. know national public companies with a broken looking deal keep the vision you have said i think you could see if you reached. the. more you did you. deserve someone. who. could feel the just. going to leave something was because you have to see something good. to hear. from the volume of. posts and watch them get off the new thoughts of a beautiful or. should come your weeks when you put some of your

and i know he's been rusty at times this year, which all guys are when they can't practice, they're outhe building for about a month or what it was. he's came back in, always lets it rip, he always tries to make plays, but he's been a little off in some games which have led to some picks but he's come back in and give them a chance to win some games, the guy that's also when nothings there, he's made some plays that i didn't think people can make so..he can be as good as anyone in this league, that's why we got to play very well." so the niners will in fact be back to work on sunday....they'll be down in tampa taking on the bucs....here are three keys to that game......>first off, nick mullens has been fun to watch leading the offense...let's see more of what we saw in his debut.....> also, get matt breida started...he leads the team in rushing......>and finally, 25- sacks for the defense...get after jameis winston......he's been shaky this season....let's keep that trend going....> and at the half....the warriors are beating the blazers 59-44.....> they're smiling...becaus e they're ri

the answer lies inside this salvage yard filled with rusty old cars. >> did you know how many cars grandpa had? >> the locals say it's a worthless eyesore. >> whoo-hoo! >> his grandson calls it an "iron gold mine." [ auctioneer calling ] which is the truth? we're about to find out. >> sold it! [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ]

we will see rusty or air. with the cold airand will see rusty or air. and it has been a wet commute home in sterling. because of broken further south across the parts of southern england for here's a glimpse of the frost moon. the first full moon of november. there will be many sightings of that tonight, because there are a lot of clouds around. there are mother clouds around. there are mother clouds coming up and misty weather is heading to northern england and scotland. a few breaks, but perhaps it will be a milder night and yesterday. temperatures are near freezing and a couple of places. heading into the morning it will be partly cloudy across most of scotland. there will be some showers around as well. the south of that, clouds will break across northern ireland and perhaps into the western parts of england. we are back at the more clouds of the whales, midlands, and southern england. not quite the local gloomy clouds that we had today, but good enough to give one or two used showers. —— more clouds in wales, and southern england. perhaps developin

>> rusty town center1: a.m. >> when, next friday?k friday. >> so we'll have that forecast coming up in a little bit. so that will be my next segment coming up just before 7:00 talking about your black friday forecast. right now, let's talk about -- what do have up here? car wash. i can't remember what i started with. swant tort with the fall foilage as welcoming up. but this is what i'm starting with. i'm starting with the carwash. d if you want to go ahead and wash your car, maybe today is the day to do g. we'rng to be dry this weekend, but we do have rain chances, small rainhances as we get into monday night into early tuesday. otherwise, for us out some of us are seeing some clouds. some of us are seeing clears sk becoming sunny for everybody. dry conditions all weekend. but we have those rain chances iout a 30% chance. monday nighto early tuesday. temperatures out there rightow 20s to the south, 30s and low 40s. i north whes warmer, that's where we have the cloud cover. so again some sun to the north, sun to south. i think i have

. >> he had bought this kind of basically old rusty tub, right?> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> reporter: greg labano helped harvey fix up the old tub. greg fashioned all the stainless steel trim. felt a connection with harvey too. >> he was a wall street guy, investment banker. rejecting society. >> a little bit like you had been. >> yeah, yeah. i'm an outlaw mentality. that's why we bonded, you know. >> reporter: though as greg watched harvey pour money into the boat, the flatscreen, the teak, the $50,000 washer/dryer. >> holy cat, you can buy another boat for 50 grand. >> sure. >> he just wanted the biggest and the best of what he could get, you know. >> reporter: before harvey dropped out, he'd been in the investment banking business. had some old stock investments that finally paid off, he said, and so he plowed the money into the boat. along with what a still-working debbie was able to contribute. >> he says, "don't worry, you know, so what if you have to work another year." >> he said that? >> yeah. yeah. >> what did you think? >> it's like, well, ok

looks like someone got like a rusty colored crayon and just went crazy on the ceiling.iscover why the aloe vera plant is so special to the island. you can barely hold onto it, look, it's slipping out of my hands. my name is josh garcia. ever since i was a kid i've dreamt about travelling the world by ship, immersing myself in new cultures, and exploring nature's wonders.

. ♪ she's a rusty red chevy ♪ with a swagged out license plate ♪ ♪ a pair of truck nuts on the bumperer fresh pine scent her keyless entry ♪ ♪ of course i admit the flatbed where i lost my virginity ♪ >> wait this truck what year is it? >> 2014. >> you lost your virginity in 2014? >> yeah. round about, round about. >> hey, man, if i looked like you, i would lose my virginity every day. ♪ searched till we ran out of gas i miss my whole pilates class ♪ ♪ feel like a stupid useless schmuck ♪ ♪ oh where the [ bleep ] did i park my trucseen my truck? ♪ oh where the [ bleep ] did i park my truck ♪ [ bleep ]. >> whoa, whoa, guillermo, stop. i forgot, my girlfriend took my truck today. >> she did? >> yeah. thanks, though, i appreciate it. >> how did you get here? >> i took a scooter. >> hey, that's your truck, that's ironic! bye! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he will be missed. good acting in there, guillermo. >> guillermo: thanks, jimmy. >> jimmy: i do feel like that's the role you were born to play. country music fans are among the most passionate of movie fans. from time to time we lik

problem i think with tetanus , as a general category is that, as you know, you can easily get it from rusty metal and all sorts of things. all in sort of put those the same category. but they didn't break out ones -- the infections, unfortunately. from new york city, steve, good morning. do you agree that there should not really be a designation of a world war ii? that world war ii is really just a continuation of world war i? question follow-up would be -- what would have happened if the germans didn't foughter and the war was to its logical conclusion? thank you for that. first, around the second point? tost: 1919, there was a plan direct inwards then. they realized, sort of following victims, that sometimes you just have to go out there and route them. that was one of the beginnings of the entire problem with the to thean inconclusive war, german units retreated completely intact back into germany. pershing was basically right. i'm not faulting -- whoever made that original decision, whether it was colonel house on the spot or if he was following the , ison injunction or what think the r

. >> stephen: he gets a rusty hacksaw to just start sawing open the white house and start asking them because-- ( cheers and applause ) there will be a lot of legal wrangling on capitol hill in the next several months. >> stephen: any surprises tonight? >> oh, yeah. >> yeah, i think-- well, i don't know-- this goes back to alex's on'tt. i think a lot of democrats -- and this is why a lot of democrats are going to wake up tomorrow and not heed the wise rrrds of alex wagner that winning the house is a huge deal. because of the way the national media works and the way democrats like to invest their hearts and souls in big characters, the marquee races -- quto o'rourke in texas, andrew gillum in florida, aceab n gegia-- 've lost ced the ms ranot going arlot of democrats who are going to wake e tomorrow, again, who looked at those three, and they were big characters and they were promising something new, which is unabashed liberalism, progressive, trying to build a new coalition to do historic things -- >> stephen: in the south. >> in the south. and if they all three lose, i think a lot of

his protection since many many years it chest takes a long time two years ago even able to get to rusty protected another very important ecosystem and you know. and it's actually since seventy years they keep to try to protect event out sea and germany has now put another effort into presenting this into getting its fuel but unfortunately as i said russia and china vetoed it and also know they demanded they don't even know it's accept to count proposal of germany given those vetoes what is next for trying to make this a protected area. i think it has to go to higher levels i think. for a minister in germany to really have to talk to the russian and chinese conduct go ahead negotiate that he can create use of protected areas i think something very important in order to achieve at least twenty thirty percent of our oceans to be protected that's what we need and that's very very i think happens all right on track scientific advisor for the antarctic and southern ocean coalition thank you very much for joining us on a program. if you. now police in china have released chilling c.c.t.v. foot

guys are just rusty and have been away for a while. that wasn't the case this year.oday locked in, too. i was excited about the aura they had." that wraps up kron4 news at 6. we'll see you tonight at 8.... on your bay area's local news station. next on >>> mansion massacre. >> who set fire to the mansion that left a family of foredated. seven hours after -- four dead. seven hours after another fire brokes out at his brother's -- breaks out at his brother's house? >>> then trump versus comic. >> the nasty exchanges. >>> then -- >> could the coldest thanksgiving in history deflate the thanksgiving day parade. >>> and evacuate or die. the hospital in flames. how they saved this mom and her newborn. after their ambulance was incinerated. >>> then -- little girl lost. >> it happened here at penn station. the busiest train station in anerica.

and i know he's been rusty at times this year, which all guys are when they can't practice, they're out always lets it rip, he always tries to make plays, but he's been a little off in some games which have led to some picks but he's come back in and give them a chance to win some games, the guy that's also when nothings there, he's made some plays that i didn't think people can make so..he can be as good as anyone in this league, that's why we got to play very well." the raiders are looking to put together back to back wins for the first time this season.....>but it'll be tough.....>not only do they have to fly across the country.....>but they are taking on a baltimore ravens team that boasts the best defense in the nfl....>oakland will also be down a number of key players....>it has been a trying year for the raiders but the injuries have done them no favors....>last week they played 12 rookies and expect the same this week....>however, this is a grown mans league and no one cares about oakland's troubles....>they'll have to be ready for a ravens team and its physical defense.....> th

i also understand that johnny walsh and rusty barber, a critical piece of your team have put together an impressive panel today. a panel of experts to discuss the peace process in afghanistan. and i would like to say first and foremost, the timing couldn't be better. in afghanistan, we watched the election take place last month. and we witnessed also the afghan forces take the lead of military operations to do what more than 100,000 nato troops are are doing just a few years ago. however, we know that security situations in afghanistan still remain very challenge. but it's good to know that the teams from the u.s. institute of peace and the strategic multilayer assessments office are working to help us address these challenges. back in july, ambassador taylor and his team briefed the commander on their progress to research to identify and understand the key exponents needed for the peace process. and also in a related meeting with the commander, on that same day, the team from the strategic multilayer assessments office presented their research on reconciliation and took away five key

. >> rter: rusty says he constant sees immigrants crossing the rio grande on to his property. he supports the troop deployment. what do you say to those who argue this is a waste of taxpayer money? >> they don't live down here. >> rorter: what is the military doing right now? so farng hel plan with border agents and installing chain-link fencing. troops have been sent here before. their presence isd expeco be much more visible, again, just three days before the midterms. >> gabe, thank you. >>> let's check in with dylan for a first check of the weather. >> we had really heavy rain overnight. the heaviest moving across new england. we have had possibly a reported tornado i >>> out our window we are looking at aew showe exiting the region. you're going to wake up, find wet conditions outere. but these rain showers are moving right on out of here. you can see even somef the disturbance back into the west of us is also dying out as well. expect moree sunsh by this afternoon. temperatures aren't too bad. in the 40s and 50sw. right we'll continue to take those temperatures into the

were you rusty? is it like riding a bike?f or how. i iited my bandmates over to the house. >> yeah. >> we got drunk. we got pizza. kicked d mario cart and the soccer ball in the backyard. >> sounds like fun. >> and when we gotored of that, we said, we should jam. and my friend, rhyye ryan, a gr ki forgot about this. it was never a divorce. i did what i had to do, put mys family f and did what anybody would do. but i remembered why i loved making the sic. that whole day, to be honest with you, when record, that's where the record came from. all of the ideas, the concepts, thefeelings, all came from a beautiful, drunken, pizza day. >> congrats on your star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> amazing. >> i feel lyiike everything is thrking. don't you feel? >> yeah. i was a little surprised by it. i figured, maybe, if i was lucky enough to have that kind of honor, it would be much later ii my , not at 28 years old. >> i'm looking at the research -- i don't think he's 28. >> he's not 28 years old. but beautiful. it was a nice thing.

from rusty in colorado, go ahead. caller: good morning. how are you doing? host: fine, thanks.ler: we have a beautiful covering of snow in colorado. to my lifetime, i have seen the forest service, our forest service, do several things that are just amazing to me. we have several different buildings that are full of people, all day long. and our forest service is very high management and low in the field. i do not see them out there planting trees at all. and it is funny how everybody talks about money. tos is -- if they are going raise money for planting trees or so forth, why do we have so many people in a building, in an office building, pushing papers around, which are trees? host: so, the goal of this hour is about climate change and if you believe in it. tell us why and why not. caller: i absolutely believe in it. i definitely think the politics of it are -- there is something fishy. host: when it comes to your personal belief, what do you base that on? caller: i base that on my lifetime, with differences in the winters appear. -- up here. host: we will hear from charles n

host: let's go to rusty from hot sulphur springs. caller: good morning, pedro. turkeys are good.llegiance pledge of is our best description of what america is and how it plays out throughout the world. as ao think or i view it family unit. unit andeing a family every citizen being subordinate to the president and the person we elected. host: when it comes to the pledge, give me an example on what it says about america's role in the world. caller: one nation under god, indivisible. the beacon that people have spoken about. the beacon of liberty. freedom. that speaks tremendous to other nations who have no freedom. like the previous caller -- of our president. that is like a child in a family unit saying that to their dad. host: you spoke about the family unit. what do you think about the strength of a family unit that is going to make an impact worldwide? caller: we have a very weak family unit. a very ununited regardless of your beliefs or your liking of our president. by all means, on that family unit, it is not very strong to encourage that freedom throughout the world. i think

this is from rusty meyers who grandfather is alive and well at 94, a bronze star for his service. >>g her dad, a world war ii air force vet, george and brother lieutenant colonel ralph. they both sadly died earlier this year but we're remembering them. you can do it. >> their legacy lives on. send us your veterans day photos. we'll be showing them all morning long. also do you know in tonight on this veterans day evening, a one-hour special 8 p.m. tonight. i had a chance to speak with several and of course rob o'neal who shot bin laden. we're going to have a whole hour on what it's ice like to be in the combat moment. >> i got a chance to meet all of those heroes when you were interviewing them. it looks like an awesome special. hats off to you for honoring those vets but all of the vets in our audience today. >> and it's good to see a new generation of veterans today. we're commemorating the 100 year anniversary of the end of world war i today and to see you interviewing the new generation of warrior warriors is exciting. >> a neat deal. thanks. >> greg pal cot is in paris where we'