little disappointed in magic because he came to me and said, if you see something we're not doing, get ahold of me, let me know. he went to one meeting and we heard he was stepping down. he was replaced by mary fisher who elect fied the compassion and and -- and the moment. i think the appeal is, yes, we care. the other thing is, part of aids, it's one of the few diseases where behavior matters. i once called on somebody, change your behavior. if he behavior you're using is prone to c aids, change your behavior. the next thing i know, one of the act-up groups says bush should change his behavior. you can't talk about it rationally. to go into a catholic mass in a beautiful cathedral in new rk in a cause of aids and they start condoms, it sets back the cause. wove got to care. we've got to continue everything we at the federal and local level. barbara, i think, is doing 5 superb job in destroying the myth about aids and all of us are in this fight together. all of us care. do not go to the extreme.

. >>> today's picture, don black, of her grand daughter, who got ahold of a mountain dew bottle. we have gotten several comments. you said the baby got ahold of the bottle. >> no honey boo-boo. >>> loren, before you go, a giant tribute to payton manning. a corn maize in colorado was designed to resemble the new football. open to the public on friday, the farmers say they used a corn maize designed program linked to a gps device on a tractor to create the whole thing. >>> they call them as a hoarder, a man who passed away recently had ammo, tuna, and so much gold they needed a wheelbarrow to get it out of his house. details straight ahead. >>> mitt romney says his comments were badly stated but stands by them. what both sides have to say this morning. >>> the numbers are startling when you hear them you question them. what researchers are saying about bing drinking going on in the military. concussions in football, we will tell you what ravens line backer, mcclain has to say about preventing and the stories straight ahead on this tuesday morning, september 18th. >>> we are dealing

it starts off as an opportunity to get ahold of something that you might not get ahold of. you might be one data scientist in your company. >> there is a scoreboard. you can tell how good you are to everyone else. >> there is a scoreboard. and the scoreboard is crucial to why we get the results we do. so in every single competition we've ever run, we've outperformed the best that a company has been able to do. and i argue that if you're a -- you know, you're a data scientist at allstate, you'll try a few things and you'll start. but if you're computing and there's a leaderboard, you get up in front of the person ahead of you and they'll keep working until they leap frog you. they keep leap frogging you until the increments get smaller and smaller. everybody is converging on the same level of predicting accuracy. there's so much signal in a data, there's only so much information in it. when you put people in front of each other, they compete null they've drawn everything out of the data set. >> do these people have full time jobs? >> interesting question. i would say the maj

to kind of bring that into the conversation here because we're seeing more and more people getting ahold of these devices that make your life more easier you know i have a thirteen year old cousin that has an i phone it's i mean i could i'm going to imagine having one i mean being able to help you research and navigate and do things a lot more easily and then we have this population where it's becoming mainstream for them to get a hold of this kind of technology and we have those that simply cannot get ahold of this technology and i mean what do you think that does i mean when we have a technology gap it is that ultimately perpetuating this inequality out. well it tends to live for me i'm much more concerned about the quality of the person who is using the technology if you get the technology you want to recheck if you get the technology or listen to duke ellington if you want to be informed by turnitin voices that can be a beautiful thing the sad thing is the soup the superficiality of the culture is reflected in the superficial choices that people make given the technology that they ha

ahold policy structure the federal home loan bank there are multiple government entities that encourage us to buy homes and we cannot afford with the debt we cannot pay back the batteries serve helped interest-rate stay below the rate of inflation what happens then you tell people get that because it is cheaper the value loses faster than interest payments to us would american people did? they took on debt to the that is a government led crisis did some bankers misbehave? absolutely. wall street? yes. think of the incentives. if you make money u.k. keep it. if you lose money you are bailed out. it is coulter big to fail. it has created incentives it has subsidized the behavior it is a crisis that could have never happened in a truly free market. >>host: alert ayn rand cedis is being implemented, used and successful? >> in our individual lives living to the extent that we can but hundreds of thousands would say their lives are changed. the way they pursue happiness is different. think about everything in the world around them. businesses that are run based on her principles you can look

. >> i grew up and had the cultural idea but god got ahold of my heart in college. planted and launched a college ministry in the tacomma area. god got ahold of me then and i want to go to the campus and say this is why he's so awesome and better than other things calling you in college. >> mike: jeff, i understand how this touches people in college and younger people. is it provocative to the point people are mad and critize you. >> there is staunch crit. >> mike: from religious people? >> it comes from everywhere. i have to say what am i getting critized for because i am a christian and what am i getting critized for and saying something stupid? it is it tough to sit in prayer. hey, jesus, is this because i am representing you or can i learn or grow here? >> mike: what is your long term goal? look, 22 million hits puts you in the stratos fire. >> up there with rebecca black. >> mike: and your message is better than rebecca black's song will ever be. obviously you struck a nerve with people. and tell me what you hope to achieve long-term. >> i think we can get peop

if they knew so much about it, how come cnn got ahold of a diary by the ambassador? it's the most ridiculous concept i've heard. >> eric: so according to our reporter, u.s. officials confirm they had several intelligence assets on the ground, c.i.a. on the ground, sealing to protect assets. understand this. ambassador stevens was killed with another seal. four hours later, two more -- four hours later, two more seals were killed in the annex. in the time between the two, somebody had to know they were being attacked. >> bob: it's not a question they knew they were attacked but to confirm the intelligence agency, that the finding this is a terror cyst attack it's not possible. >> kimberly: it is possible. they had intelligence and reports prior to the ince tent that there was unrest and problems in the area. they knew that. they saw what happened. in 24 hours they labeled this a terrorist attack. let me finish, please. in order to release assets. special forces, seals, intelligence officers. to respond to the scene to be able to find out exactly what happened. in orde

i'm glad i got ahold of you. do you think ryan seacrest would allow you into his home.u should move every six months to keep away from those people. >> well, it started out very smooth. i would flip the hamburgers myself. and then season nine, there's suddenly hundreds of them, millions of them in my pool. i have to get the whole thing or i can't cope with it. >> jimmy: you need to move. you really do. you were nominated for an emmy. that's exciting. you're up against ryan. betty white. >> betty white, tom bergeron. >> jimmy: who do you think wins this category? >> you know year that jeff has been on there. >> jimmy: and he'd win every year. >> i think it's going to go to ryan or betty. but i'm really excited. you're hosting it? >> jimmy: i am hosting it. you know, i'll give it to you one way or another. betty white has had enough. it will be yours. congratulations to you. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i hope you get the whole thing finished up. again, get the reality conte contestants out of your house. that's not befitting of an emmy winner. >> and i need an earthquake kit.

i'm about to get ahold of you, boy.d whip you just for that reason and i'd try to knock your teeth out just because i care about you, boy. just to wake you up. you're ignorant. you can't really tell you me you're stupid, you know, because you're not. you know how i do it. i don't know about you, boy. you hurt my feelings. i can tell you that. you let me down. of all the people, i thought you were going to come through. you better wake up, josh. no matter how much i care about you, if you got to learn the hard way, you're going to do that on your own, man. if you get into this anymore, i'm for real done, man. >> you got anything down there? >> what do you need? >> food. >> i'd send you some up later. just shut up, man. just stay out of trouble. you talk too much. stay out of trouble. stay out of trouble. >> love you, bub. >> see you later, man. straight idiot, man. if i could hit him in the mouth right now, i would. >> i let him down. >> how much time harrison spends in the hole will be determined in a disciplinary board

top second, marlins pitcher hitting gets ahold of the pitch, bryce harper loses it in the sun.wo runs score. marlins up 3-0. harper, man, i hate day games. right? he's got the glasses. they didn't work though. the the struggle ls continue for edwin in the fourth. justin takes him deep to left. peterson hustles in for first base. rbi double, miami up 5-0. jackson lasted just four and two-thirds innings. gives up nine hits, six runs. his counterpart will go in for the complete game shutout. he grounds out to third, nats use an and the series to miami. so nats on the opposite end of the sports spectrum today and lost to the yankees, 13-3 and now, the yankees back on top of the al east. >> that's what sports is all about though. >> sun was brow tautal. >> don't make plans for february. >> that's the news for now. "nightly news" is anncr: it'll start out as concrete and steel... but it'll become so much more. a new world-class resort casino in prince george's county. two thousand construction jobs to build it. four thousand permanent, good-paying jobs when it's done. hundreds of mil

. >> now we tried to get ahold of his landlord for an interview, but we have yet to hear back from him. >> calling on the city to help out victims of this weekend's flooding in the blooming dale neighborhood of northwest. he wants all relevant agencies to use their resources and use a relief fund. and ask for federal assistant. blooming dale and nearby areas had flooding issues for years and mayor vince gray set up a task force. >>> this winter, all that rain could be replaced with another snow megeddon. that's what the second oldest almanac is telling us. town and country almanac just released its 2013 edition. it predicts a very snowy winter for the mid atlantic. in fact, this almanac calls for snow as early as november 28 and as late as the end of march. two december nor'easters, and as much as 50 inches of snow. i don't know if it means at one time or not. 50 over the whole winter isn't that bad. >> hagerstown averages 40 to 45 inches. so that's not crazy snowy for them and it could snow all day and rain all day here. >> we could live with that. >> that would be horrible. we had a

so people can kind of grabs ahold of that. but he made a very -- the current president made a very, very bold statement to the world by saying this place is closed. >> he made a bold statement by saying the testing grounds is closed, made a net of one say no more nuclear weapons -- we have them, we don't want them. but then he did other things as well. for example, kazakhstan has always had a lot of oil, but it has been in the ground and not developed. really did not help the people much at all during the soviet union. so, shortly after kazakhstan became independent, but there was an international calls saying, all right, let's work with the best international companies and develop the oil for the best of the country so you end up with american companies chevron coming in very early on to develop a large oil detail. that process of inviting in foreign investors was very early. this was a difficult, unsettled period around much of the former soviet union but kazakhstan stepped out and friends fast and said we will take a differ

very poor health and incapable of attending a trial this confirms a document that we got ahold of. famous dr ari keogh wrote the following. mr thomas miller was not able to defend himself even if he could be present at the audience. any man presenting such depression pain and wounds wouldn't be able to endure such a stressful event even more so if the trial was a life or death decision. in two thousand and one thomas miller had been on death row for already fourteen years when his lawyer jim marcus finished his counter investigation which detailed the discrimination and irregular. artes of the trial. file was sent to the appeals court of texas. and though we had so much evidence there's no way that we can. and then we'll all day score was executed for late february twenty first two thousand and two. you know it was a sense of relief you know it was like all our bureaus exhausted i mean everything left for some of the supreme court and you know live in north africa was like. this is like you know. in the beginning of two thousand and two this was the last chance the u.s. supreme cou

jj harding gets ahold 06 one. top four and some bad news. jason hamel lands a bad one.s the thing, he had surgery on that knee july 15th. the orioles go onto win 9-1. but they can ill-afford another injury. and, finally, one of the most fantastic pieces of audio i have heard in a while. dallas radio show host shawn shariffe, an intern here with george michael back in the day had cowboys owner jerry jones on the show. and shariffe, who is an avid red skins fan, had a little fun with him. >> what do you think, jerry? isn't that justifiable for one day? >> well, let me just say this. you've lived up to your expectatio expectations. >> he just called you an id yoet. >> he is an idiot. >> what was that? >> he's an actual radio show host down there. he's a big time red skins fan. he used to work here for 106.7 the fan. and he apparently does not hide his ali jenlegiance for the reds down there in dallas. >> i'm sure jerry mieblgt have >>> local shoppers found a really good reason to add some designer pieces to their fall wardrobe. they flaunted to friendship heights. the 20-y

we tried to get ahold of his landlord for an interview, but we have not heard back. >> a humid tuesday. >> it was terrible tuesday as far as going back to school. >> and it's not going to change. we are still going to look at the tropical air mass, courtesy of isaac. i know he's still in the headlines. he's in many pieces, but he is still producing some tropical air across much of the east. let's start with a live look outside. live michael and son cam. it's nice out temperature wise. there's a few breaks in the clouds. the dew point in the low 70s. that is just not comfortable. pressure is falling a little bit at 29.88 inches of mercury. so when the humidity is 70% or the dew points in the low to mid 70s, that's just not a comfortable air mass. now the radar with lightning, good news is, not much lightning. this storm has intensified over the past half an hour and northeast of cumberland. a couple lighter storms south of 66. we'll watch these. they are moving off to the north and east. for the most part, it's quiet on the way home, which is a good thing. looking at live doppler. some

we came in with the commitment to radically cut spending and get ahold of fiscal reins.it fell on our committee's lap to do the serious work of writing and spending on the discretionary side. all the while, we said we have to deal with entitlements. we will deal with small numbers on the discretionary side, but you've got to deal with those big numbers on the mandatory side. and there has been an effort in the budget committee's side to do that. as it turns out, we had early on in that fight, led us to this sequestration problem which we have now. which we've got some. >> is the public sufficiently set for the severe cuts in the entitlement program? >> no, it's not. >> who do you see in this party that -- who do you see that will set the for them? >> i think the president is the only person that has a megaphone big enough to gain the attention of the american public to have a serious discussion about what we need to do in our long-term fiscal policies of the country. he has to be the leader of that effort. >> and president obama, if re- elected, do you find him philosoph

grandfather of the student is a 70-year-old man and he is being charged for allowing hig grandson to get ahold of the gun in the first place. this later incident and the one at perry hall has parents questioning just how safe their kid are when they go to school. it is the main focus during a meeting last night when the baltimore county superintendent addressed the crowd and saying safety has to be a priority and parents absolutely agree. >> i think it will make a lot of parents unhappy if the things are happening to their kids instead of suspension, you know, the kid is going in time out. >> students being safe at school, arriving to school and home safely is the first thingthat has to be met. >> dr. dance is holding a series of community immediateings this month as well as -- meetings this month as well as next month to talk to parents about issues like school safety and holds another one at loch raven high school starting at 7. coming up in the next half-hour, we will have a live report about proposals right now that are being suggested to improve school safety including the installation of

by about 8% and we're working with all the other city partners and the community as we try to get ahold of the issues presented to us from real linemen that put a lot of property criminals back out on the street, and grappling with how do you do violations, probation, and/or parole and still stay in compliance with ab109. that conclusions my portion of the weekly -- recent activities. for the second piece, on friday, the three commissioners, commissioner chan, loftus and turman received the research the department's discontinue on other less lethal weapons in addition to taser, a draft policy looking at other policies across the country, additionally with recommendations of the doctor that came they're also incorporated in their appendices where you can see where it all came from. and then a proposed schedule, where we would take the show on the road, if you will, to continue with the board's -- with the commission's resolution that there be a 90 day vetting with significant public input, and that of the commission, the occ and the department. so that is before you, as to how you'd like

trusting a parachute, including 87-year-old monty had who the world at his feet until the sky had ahold said he felt the fall, heard the wind, smelled and tasted the air, but most of all, he says, he saw the horizon. and that's important, when you ask if he'd do it again -- >> really can't answer that because i don't think it would be anyone jumping blind. >> reporter: yes, monty is going blind. he has macular degeneration. eight years ago, a doctor said he'd be blind by now. >> and i've been making a liar out of him for three years. >> reporter: monty's left eye is dead. he uses what's left of his right eye to take in faces and contours along with faces of a family, a family he didn't have. >> one day i didn't are a family, next day i got beaucoup. >> reporter: after a divorce, 40 years passed before the former sailor first laid eyes on donna. >> i cried like a baby. >> reporter: donna and monty say falling into a new family took trust. trust they could love each other, trust they could take a united leap of faith. >> i have a family. a wonderful family. and i hope i'll be around for m

. >> then he grabbed ahold of my leg and started chewing on me and i started to try to pound him with my other leg and i grabbed my walking stick which i had with me. and i kept pounding him with that. and i kept aiming at his eyes. >> peterson is taking rabies shots and doctors say she is expected to be okay. a friend who was fishing nearby actually rescued her and killed that beaver. >>> still to come when 9news now continues, find out how officials in one maryland county plan to crack down on drivers who ignore school bus stop signs. >> and prince harry is heading off to afghanistan. why officials have decided to go public with the deployment. >> and we want to remind you that tomorrow is the silver spring jazz festival in downtown silver spring. from 4:30 to 10:00 p.m. at the silver spring veterans plaza. oh it is something the whole family will be able to enjoy. marcus johnson, sergio mendes and bruce wayne caret. they're just -- quartet. they're just a few of the facts that will be performing, it's free and come see the show. 9news now will return in just a moment. >>> prince wh

we are trying to get ahold of vallejo police to get you an update on the situation. live here in pleasant hill claudine wong channel 2 news. >>> continuing coverage of the unrest in the middle east as u.s. officials are bracing for more anti-american protests today. demonstrations continue in egypt. riot police are still using tear gas to keep large crowds from advancing. egypt's health ministry says hundreds of people have been hurt. including police officers. and in yemen protestors breached the security wall at the u.s. embassy there. demonstrators also took to the streets in iraq. meantime libyan officials have announced the arrest of four people in connection with the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. it killed chris stevens and three other americans. u.s. warships are heading to the coast of libya. a group of marines has also been deployed. >>> we are learning more about the three other americans killed in libya. two of them were navy seals. 41-year-old tyrone woods and former seal glen dorothy was on detail at the consulate. and shawn smith was also ki

they're also posting a number for fans to call or text to get ahold of security in case there's a problem. many we spoke to said they didn't see any problems at the game. >> actually this is my first time ever coming to a game, so i -- it's been good so far. >> we've been here for a while now. we've been here for the last half hour and everything has been okay. you hear a few rumblings, but it's all good. >> besides unruly fans security is also targeting people selling fake tickets and fake merchandise. >>> up next, houston, we have a problem. the unavoidable issue forcing a last-minute change of plans for shuttle "endeavour's" final flight. >>> and the next time you pull up to the golden arches, you'll notice something a little different when you order the big mac and fries. we'll let you know the changes mcdonald's is making to its menu. >>> also notice this clear view of the bay bridge. we're talking about low clouds inland and we'll show you what else is going on for the 580 commute. hey guys, can i get next? here you go kid. hey aren't you. yep. vogelsong and posey did you check the