the altmans visited him in jail. >> you know, i asked him how he was doing.d he said, "you know, not great." he talked about how he pretty much was gonna do maybe suicide by cop. >> reporter: but bob, of course, didn't pull that particular trigger and was sent back to texas for trial, where his houston attorney dick deguerin devised the defense that beat the murder charge. >> it was a simple case of a struggle over a gun, and the gun went off. if it truly was self-defense, then what happened after the killing doesn't change that. >> reporter: bob wasn't so confident he'd get off. in fact, he asked his friends the altmans to help him learn more about what life behind bars would be like for him. >> he thought that if we got to know the ins and outs, that maybe it would be easier for him once he was on the inside. >> reporter: he worried about how he'd hear his favorite music, for example. >> he was trying to find out if maybe there was a radio station he could buy so that if he were in jail, he could have music that he liked. >> reporter: bob knew his chances o

thank you, patrick altman. please be safe, my friend. where patrick is standing is 50 miles off the coast of florida. tropical storm force winds are expected to start lashing eastern parts of that state tomorrow morning and hurricane force gusts could hit as early as tomorrow evening. mandatory evacuations are already in place for several south florida communities. governor ron desantis has also suspended tolls on all major highways. he's asking residents to heed evacuation orders from local officials. >>> with us now is james joseph, he is a senior administrator for the federal emergency management agency. james, thanks for taking the time. what are you preparing for and what do you anticipate the greatest needs will be? >> good evening, ana and thank you so much for having us. right now we're preparing for hurricane force winds and high storm surge that could be impacting florida. we don't know exactly which way the hurricane is going to shift. and as a result of that, it leaves a little bit of gray area on where the direct impacts wil

gabriela altman, however, will not be deterred.briela: you wouldn't want to be here after 5:00 p.m. it's too dangerous. that's when the gangs come out and get down to business. reporter: gabriela and her team of volunteers talk to people, invite them to take part in activities such as soccer. she's courageous. people get killed around here all the time. about t 10 homicides are commitd in guatemala every day. wewe meet some k kids. it's only afternoooon, but thehe already high. and we encounter a gang member, who tells us what happens when people are out of their heads. >> you want money to get high. you don't cacare if it's someby who works hard or if they're poor. you just want to hold a knife to their throat and take their money. reporter: the gangs have look-outs monitoring their territory. another gagangster boasts abot his extortion racket. >> if they don't want to pay, we shoot them. i say, "you don't want to pay? ok, fine." i turn and leave, and the others attack him. and that's that. reporter: the neighborhood is also full

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patrick altman is in freeport on grand bahama island. nick valencia is in melbourne, florida. let's hear from our meteorologist, adam cabrera, in our studio. the big news, you're sensing, from what you're seeing, that dorian could very well move, start to move, in five or six hours. >> it will start moving to the north. it's too late for the bahamas. it's been stalled, 24 hours, category 5 or category 4 storm winds. it's dark. there's no power. all you can hear is the wind howling out there. the water, has been wous, going over the western part of the island. on the other population here, the extreme. 120 mph, if you're just joining us. that is down. it is not a weaker hurricane. it's a category 3. wind gusts at 150. they could be experiencing that in freeport. we don't know. the instruments are not talking to us. there's no power. it will take a while. we have been seeing pictures from the ground. it will be something we'll see from the next couple of days. look at this spin here. it's stationary. it has not moved. the outer rain bands have continued. we have the reporters we

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it is a reminder of the mostly unsung men and women who made it possible for armstrong and altman to leave those blueprints at tranquility base. i was captured, i remember the moment i watched this video of these guys in the mission control support room and heard them talking about watching the first moonwalk. why wouldn't you be exuberant over what you have accomplished? a guy who is 29 years old is in charge of spacesuits for the first ever landing of human beings on another planetary body and all he can do is think god, i hope they get back in the spaceship. what was so captivating about that moment for me was i had never thought about the moon landings from the perspective of not knowing they had happened and succeeded. it opened a window into the beginnings of what it is like to be somebody in charge of or working on all this technology not just the astronauts but the whole reputation of the country was relying on. when john kennedy said in may 1961 let's go to the moon, it was impossible. it was literally an impossible task. there was no moon rocket strong enough to fly to the

[applause] >> our next speaker's magic altman. >> good evening, commissioners. the problem has never been immigrants crossing borders. we need to flip the story. the root cause of the border crisis is that corporations can with impunity across borders and exploit the rich resources of other countries, and their labor. destroying economic systems by underselling local industries, stealing lands, and using the backing of the military to create a constant state of intimidation. that is what has driven our brothers and sisters, and their children to flee for their lives to seek asylum in the united states. our current economic system must always have a labor force, about rights, to keep wages low to fill the pockets of ceos. let us be clear, i.c.e. is a rogue agency that did not exist until 2,003, and was tasked with preventing terrorism, not caging children. its actions, in the camps are illegal, even by their own laws and immoral by all who have a moral compass. it is time for san francisco to demand that i.c.e. leave our great city, to end this constant intimidat

>>says altman highlight coming from thursday night football gardner, minshew the backup with the gloriouse and the jaguars host of the titans let's start for the rookie qb it's james o'shaughnessy on the play action for the first of 2 touchdown passes in the 1st quarter. he finished 20 of 30 for 200 plus yards. the defense did the rest sacked, marcus mariota 9 times. jaguars role 20 to 7.the jacksonville's minshew is one of several backup starting this week in the 40 niners, they'll face one on sunday, the first of 8 home games at levi's features the pittsburgh steelers. and an unfamiliar face will be running the steelers attack. second year qb mason rudolph step in place for 2 time super bowl-winning qb ben roethlisberger was done for the season with an elbow injury. richard sherman prepping for a signal caller making his first we're start. >>you know he's going to he's going to do is go had to resort only is going to you know he's doing it for for stored in a stable around so we have therefore what the court always given a c he's been pretty consistent. they've had a certain style ben r

to salute and honor the fallen soldiers that took to fight, to those who attacked us and made the altman sacrifice. i will never forget. regarding today's hearing i would like to clear a common misunderstanding. it is not lawful to have a deferred action program at any federal agency. the word program conjures the idea that an entire class of aliens if they meet certain criteria are entitled to a benefit. in this case deferred action, that is not the case. when you rake it down to the most basic underpinnings, deferred action's exercise of prosecutorial discretion. and plus controlled a fresh discretion whether his minister closer deferred action or deferral may only be exercised on a case-by-case basis and not for class according to set criteria. and two, by lawn person agencies. again, prosecutorial different discretion is rightly only executed -- exercise on a case-by-case basis. and then only by the relevant agency, law enforcement agency with the statutory authority. i'm here to answer questions about that. i understand this hearing is important. that's why i accepted the offer to c

through livermore joins in with the traffic that was already there out of all to month so from the altmanrash if you're getting on anywhere after air way it's going to be a fantastic commute for you so 27 minutes here vasco out to the dublin interchange and a little crowded on the nimitz rolling south from to 38 in san leandro it's just slowing go all the way into fremont daria thanks a lot robin 6.47 new this morning, new york city mayor bill de blasio says he is ending his campaign for 2020 democratic presidential nomination. >>he struggled to gain traction in big field of democrats seeking the presidency and just announced his decision this morning that he's dropping out. he launched his bid may but his campaign really failed to launch. justin trudeau apologizing now after more photos have surfaced of him wearing. take a look at this video showing him wearing dark makeup it that was in the early 90's. and that's one of 3 instances dating back decades the second was reported earlier in the week where he was wearing brownface. a high school party. he worked as a teacher in 2001. and now

next up we have to sascha altman dubrul, director of support media projects, has a masters degree as a recovery specialist, trainer at columbia center for practice innovations and is currently the training director for the institute for the development of human arts . >>. >> so here's the deal. i've got three minutes and i've got a long essay i'm not going to read what i'm going to do is review the first paragraph and tell you a little bit about the context. the context is this. three years ago right now i was finishing my masters in social work at hunter and i spent 12 years of my life working on this thing called interest project at a bunch of the people reading tonight have also been involved in and it's a network of based mental health support groups and we started it because we were trying to change the language and culture of what's called mental health and mental illness. i went back to school because i saw that the mental health system needs to change and there are people who need to be on the inside but i also went back to school because i was looking for mentor ship and loo