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>> hello, ray. >> dr. rink. i am glad you came. >> colonel gave you some time off. i have thought about installing a tuner to pick up the frequency. some transmission to jam the receivers. >> we are trying, any effective hand-set will take time. so you just keep on thinking about it. will you. i will come back tonight, and if you have any good ideas, we will talk them over. >> all right, sir. see you later. >> >> all right, sandy, tell him it will cover. >> i will get it. wait a minute. raymond. that is send. >> sir. >> ascend. it's the bombing. that's fundamental. elemental. >> all right, keep hacking. only one more to go. >> we are going to fly the ip by normal navigation. no radar. four minutes to zoom into the target after the bpo. yesterday it takes only minutes to zero on us. and dr. rink will tell you something about their accuracy. doctor. >> when colonel gallagher flies his red and yellow flares. the squadron leaders will confuse him. not for long. perhaps, but long enough. he won't know what to fire at. that's all. >> general, you have a word? >> something

if you are in the car with the windows closed are you protected from dangerous rays? dr. boxer wachler took the uv- reader and tested 15 manufacturers cars and the findings are not all that sunny. >> i have of this ... driving along on a big road trip. and it's almost like you can see the left side of your body singing in the sun, about an hour or two in. you are alone in the car and you are looking around to see if you have sunscreen and you don't, and you are like, screw it. by the end of the ride you are burnt. >> dr. batra, and i have seen this in our practices >> dr. travis: am sure they teach this -- >> i am sure they teach this

i'm there for ray. dr. phil likes to watch football. renne, who wants sloppy joe on the menu every day. rosie's my best friend. evelyn likes to dance. harriett wants her fried shrimp as well. alice anne likes vanilla ice cream with chocolate syrup and rainbow sprinkles. they give me so much back. i can't even imagine how i could possibly give them what they give me. >>> this morning, a woman was pulled alive from a 17-story collapsed building in taiwan, two days after a powerful earthquake. another survivor was also pulled from the toppled apartment today. the powerful quake hit saturday. at least 37 people were killed. but more than a hundred are believed to be buried in the debris. >>> back home. every chipotle is closed for a few hours today. posing in a controversial photo. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> the chicago sun times reports a homicide detective is fighting to keep his job after posing in a controversial photo. the image shows former detective timothy mcdermott on the right and holding a rifle

not only is there a doppler but there's an x-band ray dr as well, a camera and weather station. we will have more on this right st bas the drizzle continues to manl in san francisco. you can see it in that camera lens. >>> thanks, jeff. fterary b.a.r.t. ride for commuters in east bay. man on board swung his golf club on the train around 1:30 this afternoon. he got off the train shortly after at the west oakland station and continued to smash the windows at the station. police officers finally were there to arrest him. trains were delayed about 30 minutes. >> delayed but almost ready. the final work crews need to do before officially opening the bay bridge bypass. >> reporter: stanford implements a new band on hard alcohol on campus. i'm marianne favro. why critics say it will create more problems. >> injured workers, treatments zend. >> it was devastating. >> and when they appeal they lose most of the time. >> it is hard to believe any system could be that one-sided. >> we investigate a change in workers' comp credited with driving down medical costs. why critics say it puts mon

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ray: dr. earl metlzer is the superintendent of timberlane and hampstead school districts. he says once he found out that drivers in belmont could cause a chain reaction strike that could including his, he turned to the court system. >> i'm using every tool in the tool shed to make sure that the company we contracted for is going to honor that. ray: the district argued in an injunction that any drivers other than those in belmont would be violating their contract if they picketed as they have a no strike clause in their agreement. meanwhile a lawyer for the teamsters union local 633 says drivers won't strike until at least monday, november 28 at the earliest. and they would give plenty of notice to schools. >> the parties are still talking and there is hope that they come to terms and this strike issue goes away. ray: again a rockingham county judge is expected to make a ruling on this case later this morning. the union and first student are expected to meet again on tuesday to continue contract talks. live in brentwood, ray brewer, jamaica is asking for help in bringing hi

ray: dr. earl metlzer is the superintendent of timberlane and hampstead school districts. he says once he found out that drivers in belmont could cause a chain reaction strike that could potentially impact 33 districts, including his, he turned to the court system. >> i was committed to using we contracted for to provide transportation for our families was going to honor that. ray: the district argued in an injunction that any drivers other than those in belmont would be violating their contract if they picketed as they have a no strike clause in their agreement. meanwhile, a lawyer for the teamsters union local 633 says drivers won't strike until at least monday, november 28 at the earliest, and they would give plenty of notice to schools. >> the fact of the matter is, the parties are still talking. there is a hope and desire that they come to terms and this strike issue just goes away. ray: again, the judge expected to issue the ruling today. more contracts talks are scheduled for next reporting tuesday. live in brentwood, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: thank you. the fa

. >>> here is a look at storm team 4 ray dr dhar.e're tracking raindrops on all corners of the beltway. i'll let you know of the forecast and the heat wave coming minutes from now. >>> this morning d.c. parents seeking stronger gun laws in the district will march to the capitol. today is congress's first day back to work since the historic democratic sit-in for new gun legislation. let's get to news 4's derrick ward live at lincoln park where this morning's march will begin. derrick? >> reporter: just in a couple hours folks will start gathering at about 8:00. they're indeed going to set off the march to the capitol. they are taking their queue from that sit-in that happened last month on the house floor afr this group is called moms and dads for rational gun safety. what they want, they want universal background checks for all transfers of firearms. they want an end to the ban on research into gun violence, and want to protect d.c. gun laws from what they say is congressional interference. as we said, it's going to be a group of mom

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i'm there for ray. dr. phil likes to watch football. renne, who wants sloppy joe on the menu every day. rosie's my best friend. evelyn likes to dance. harriett wants her fried shrimp as well. alice anne likes vanilla ice cream with chocolate syrup and rainbow sprinkles. they give me so much back. i can't even imagine how i could possibly give them what they give me. gm fwm. out west, where the skiing is so tasty right now. over 360 inches this winter heavy knows from sierras to the hey what are you here for? you getting poked, prodded or pinched?? uhhh yeah, colon cancer screening. hey me too, second time. it's a piece of cake! that sounds good right now. it's no big deal. that's what everyone tells me. today there is more than one way to screen for colon cancer and it's easier than ever. if you're 50 or older talk with your healthcare provider and choose the best test for you! if you're 50 or older >>> good morning. it's 7:56 on this monday march 28. the man accused of killing an nypd detective goes before a judge today. blackwell is d

dr. phil: what makes you think she and ray are required to provide -- >> they aren't. >> dr. phil: -- for you? >> okay. >> dr. phil: it's not okay. you have an entitled attitude that says you're going to do what i want you to do. your life so hell you're doing to cave in and do it. i'm holding my daughter hostage because you know as well as i do that if you don't, she winds up on the street or in foster care and that's on you, bitch. that's exactly what your attitude is. [applause] coming up, adriana's boyfriend matt is here. the young man who susie says is the cause of all of this chaos. we'll meet him next. [applause] >> i believe her parents think i'm a bad influence. i don't think i am. i stopped dealing. i've gotten clean. and >> dr. phil: susie is heart sick and frustrated with her daughter, adriana, for choosing her boyfriend, matt over her 4-year-old child. adriana says her mom has never given her boyfriend a chance. matt says susie labelled him a dirt back the day she met him, but he says he's a changed man. >> i love adriana. i believe she loves me as much as i love

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dr. ray ford knows there's not much time left. >> in all my experiences as a physician, i'd never, ever seen anything as frightening as what i saw that day. had the polar bar severed her femoral artery, she would have bled to death in a matter of seconds. >> can somebody call someone? >> somebody's coming. >> kevin springs into action, trying everything he can to free the flailing woman. >> i jumped over the first fence and threw my radio at him. just bounced off his head. then a grabbed a hold of catherine, and it was just like playing tug-of-war. >> get a gun! tranquilize her! >> it's a terrifying struggle between zookeepers and rescuers trying to free catherine from the bear's unyielding grip. >> the bear would pull catherine towards him, the zookeepers would pull catherine back towards them. >> she must have felt just like a rag doll being tossed around like that. >> they kept hitting him on the head. it did go good. >> the puny branches do nothing to stop binky. >> and she did make a cou

after the shooting of sam dubose by former officer ray tensing. 3 dr. robin engel: "the vast majority of our agency is white and it's a problem. it's a problem that we have recognized. it is so important for police departments not just here but all across the country need to be reflective of the communities they serve. and when they're not reflective of those communities it's really hard to build trust and build relationships." exiger's review of u-c's police department will continue until june. a bill making its way through kentucky's legislature would give businesses the power to refuse service to gay customers. a senate committee has already passed senate bill 180.it's aimed at protecting freedom of religion and free speech. if passed, it would wipe away covington's fairness ordinance that protects gays and lesbians in the city from being discriminated against. small business owners say this is a huge step in the wrong direction. 3 07.06-12 tarris horton, barber "this is just mind blowing. i can't believe this is happening in 2016. it seems like we a

dr. ray. [applause] dr. krishnendu ray. [applause] >> some of this as we have our conversations is a little bit about how i spent my summer vacation. mitchell was in our first graduating class, first class and is a phd from this study. it took him a little longer than some. >> i just graduated in the first class. [laughter] >> among the many interesting and fun and smart things that mitchell does he took the food , expo for american food to milan for six months. he drank a lot of espresso. we are going to ask him what he thinks about starbucks coming to italy. first, give us the helicopter view of food studies since he started in this program and give us a moment or two to be the at milan.ood guide >> sure. i was at the first meeting that marion told you to convene about starting this department. i was someone sitting around a table with a bunch of smart people in the food world. there wasn't really a food world back then. just people working with food. thinking about what a program could be was amazing. i thought i have to

dr. ray. [applause] dr. krishnendu ray. [applause] >> some of this as we have our conversations is a little bit about how i spent my summer vacation. mitchell was in our first graduating class, first class and is a phd from this study. it took him a little longer than some. >> i just graduated in the first class. [laughter] >> among the many interesting and fun and smart things that mitchell does he took the food , expo for american food to milan for six months. he drank a lot of espresso. we are going to ask him what he thinks about starbucks coming to italy. first, give us the helicopter

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i'm there for ray. dr. phil likes to watch football. renne, who wants sloppy joe on the menu every day. rosie's my best friend. evelyn likes to dance. harriett wants her fried shrimp as well. alice anne likes vanilla ice cream with chocolate syrup and rainbow sprinkles. they give me so much back. >>> it's the world's oldest annual marathon, but what happened in boston on april 15th, 2013 changed the historic event forever. three people were killed and more than 260 hurt after a pair of bombs detonated near the finish line. among the most severely wounded that day was adrian haslett davis. a professional ballroom dancer who lost part of her left leg. her three-year recovery has been painful and difficult. but resilience and determination means she can stand and dance again. next month, adrian plans to overcome when she says is her biggest challenge yet, completing the race she had never dreamed of running! >> reporter: the milestones you've made running, what has ma that meant? >> gosh the world to me. davis is making good on a promise.

. >> ray's death was dr. eric havevay, the erie coun coroner. >> by the time he got to you, it was already suspected, so you were looking specifically for that? >> my job in autopsy was to confirm the crystals in the kidneys which confirmed he had it on board. >> and those crystals. >>> no question. slam dunk. >> the medical examiner determined it was, and it was listed as undetermined. ray told her he drank something sweet around the time he got sick and antifreeze had a very sweet taste. she also told the er doctor in the ohio hospital that he had been threatening to kill himself. it was looking like suicide. ray's children didn't buy it. >> what were you thinking? >> the only thing i was thinking was he tried to commit suicide with antifreeze. my dad would never do that. all of us knew that. >> so when ray died, the wheels of justice began to slowly spin. taylor cleveland is a detector with the sheriff's office. >> we received a call from the erie county coroner's office and they wanted to give us the earl

dr. oz: rachel ray gets real. i got this call from you. rachel: he answered the phone in the middle of the night. dr. oz: the health crisis that changed her life. the moment she didn't see coming. plus, lara spencer opens up. >> it makes me emotional. announcement no one expected. we were all shocked. the painful medical condition that's way more common than you think. how bad was it? coming up next. ? dr. oz: we'll save lives today. are you ready to get healthy? [cheers and applause] dr. oz: every 40 seconds someone in this country has a stroke. it's a common medical emergency that leaves families confused and concerned. and my friend, rachel ray, knows firsthand what the like if you think someone you love might be in that kind of health crisis. please welcome one of my favorite people out there period, rachel ray.

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. >> reporter: after looking at the medical examiner's report and leslie's x-rays, dr. spitz said there was no evidence this was a homicide. >> what was it in my opinion? accident. that's what i would have put on the death certificate. >> reporter: a veteran emergency room doctor backed up spitz's cosclusion, saying not all falls are catastrophic. >> i don't see how you could rule out a fall from any of the circumstances or injuries that i've seen. >> reporter: and then it was time to counter all those prosecution water tests, the backbone of the state's case. the defense saw major problems with those tests and called its own water expert -- a hydrologist who'd been measuring current flows for 40 years. >> increase of stream flow and as a general rule, increase comes in late afternoon and evening. >> reporter: t t defense expert mountains changes constantly, and in008, the year leslie died, there was more snow melt than usual. >> was`2008 a high-water year? >> it was a tremendously high-water year. >> reporter: those prosecution tests were done more than a year later, a

ray... >> rachael! >> announcer: dr. travis stork isr cough. >> rachael: that just moved me. >> announcer: trendy treats could be the key to healthier 2016 and" ginnifer goodwin and save room for enchilada. >> rachael: tell me that isn't gorgeous. >> announcer: now, are you ready for rachael!ll righty, guys. today we're going to be getting a full checkup. i'm joined by one of our favorite hosts from dr. travis stork is in the house. [cheers and applause] >> rachael: you know, one of my