it was made by alfred palmer. alfred palmer trained as an advertising photographer. he used lots of light, wanted , wanteduct to look good people to buy whatever it was he was photographing. his type of photography became very popular when the united states began gearing up to enter world war ii. we wanted to look strong and forceful when we met the axis powers. stylelly, roy stryker's of documentation was phased out and out fred palmer became -- and alfred palmer became the leading voice. art in theirs of own right. you have to wonder sometimes about how much manipulation went into them. this is not a very realistic way to go about dirty work. this is a photograph by alfred palmer. the woman is working on wires, but she is not really working on wires. it is a posed photograph. she is so beautifully grand, she has on a very -- she is so , she has ongroomed a very stylish dress. she does have on work gloves. it was a very different aesthetic used for some rosie the riveter type of pictures. rosie the riveter was a phenomenon surrounding world war had to take over jobs

it was made by alfred palmer. alfred palmer trained as an advertising photographer. he used lots of light, wanted his product to look good. he wanted people to buy whatever it was he was photographing. his type of photography became very popular when the united states began gearing up to enter world war ii. we wanted to look strong and forcefulhen we met the axis powers. ker'sradually, roy stri style of documentation of looking natural was phased out and alfred palmer became the leading voice for the office of war information. his pictures would make people believe what they saw. art in just works of their own right, but you have to wonder sometimes about how much manipulation went into them. this is not a very realistic way for people to go about dirty work. this is the photograph by alfred palmer. the woman is working on wires, tell usents on flickr she is not really working on wires. a posed photograph. you suspect that because she is so beautifully groomed. she has on a very stylish dress. she does have on work gloves, which not all the women working in the situa

they and alfred degral iii are facing charges related to the fatal beating and robbery in spring valley last month. baptist, the man on the left is charged with second-degree murder. >>> new at 5:30, a long islan i d ctor with whose job is to certify whether airline p ots are fit to fly is accused of illegally selling prescriptions at his office. and investigators want to know if pilots were customers. news 4's chief investigative

. >> alfred j. rocca. >> kevin bracken. >> sandy bradshaw. >> david brady. >> daniel raymond brand heart. >> [bells] [silence] [reading names] [reading names] daniel j. brethel gary lee bright jonathan briley mark a. brisman paul gary bristow i'd like to dedicate this short poem to my mother. do not stand on my grave and weep. i am the diamond glimpse on the snow. i am the sunlight i am the gentle autumn rain. i am the gentle autumn rain. when you awaken in the morning, harsh, i am the brush, the quiet birds in circled flight. i am the stars that shine tonight. cannot stand at my grave and cry. i'm not there. to my brother michael. >> and my cousin, melissa. we are so blessed to have you as an angel, and we are just empty without you. love you very much. mark francis broderick herman charles broghammer keith a. broomfield janice juloise brown lloyd stanford brown patrick j. brown bettina browne mark bruce richard george bruehert andrew brunn vincent brunton ronald paul bucca brandon j. buchanan greg

boyle michael boyle alfred j. braca sandra conaty brace kevin hugh bracken sandy y. bradshaw david brian brady alexander braginsky nicholas w. brandemarti daniel raymond brandhorst [ bell tolling ]. [ moment for silence ]. david reed gamboa brandhorst michelle renee bratton patrice braut lydia estel bravo ronald michael breitweiser edward a. brennan, iii. >> frank h. brennan. francis henry brennan michael e. brennan peter brennan thomas m. brennan daniel j. brethel gary lee bright jonathan eric bailey mark a. brisman paul gary bristow >> i would like to dedicate this to my brother. i am not there, i do not sleep. i am a thousand winds that blow. i am the diamond glints on the snow. i am the sunlight and ripened grain. i am the gentle autumn rain. when you awaken in the morning's hush, i have the swift uplifting rush of quiet birds in circled flight. i am the soft stars that shine at night. do not stand at my grave and cry, i am not there. i did not die. for any brother michael angel trinidad. >> and my cousin, melissa, we are so blessed to have you as an angel. and w

alfred morris' foot made contact with a helmet, but the action was not ruled deliberate. >>> quarterbackssues at maryland, perry hillis out at starter. he won the three-way battle for the starting job, but he was pulled in the 4th quarter this saturday and maryland lost to bowling green. in the latest depth charts junior caleb roe as starter. this will be the fourth start of his career as the terps host university of south florida. so we'll see if they can get back on track there saturday. that will do it for us here in ashburn. guys, i'm going to send it back to you in the studio. >> to sum it up, the local teams just had a bad weekend. >> they can only go up from here, though. that's it for us. the cbs evening news is next. >> we'll be back ava and i needed a little vacay. but we needed to watch our spending. meaning i needed to watch nikki. she's the spender. i'm the saver. so, mobile banking from td bank helps me keep track... for both of us. she was just browsing... we gotta go. i'm ava. i'm nikki. and we bank human at td bank. what? >> pelley: running for their lives. the race agai

this is a photograph by alfred palmer appeared the woman is -- palmer. the woman is working on wires, but comments tell us that she is not really working on wires. that it is a post -- posed photograph. she has on a very stylus -- stylus -- stylish dress. that may be as a concession to the fact that c is supposed -- that she is supposed to be working. it is a very different aesthetic used for some type of pictures. rosie the riveter was a phenomenon surrounding world war ii when women went to take over jobs previously done by men. there wass a lot of -- a lot of animosity toward women coming into the work list. the government lost a publicity campaign to show that women could do these jobs, that they were capable of doing them entering them with a smile. so, that is what the rosie the riveter term suggests. palmer did a lot of work in hollywood before he came to work for the office of war information. this shows up in the dramatic lighting and a lot of his pictures. this one, very dramatic looking. the man looks as if he is going off to do something very

heimer had been wielheimer -- alfred had helped build grand central station in new york. the city wanted a modern architectural style. because cincinnati had been a lease to avoid previously, the idea was to have a modern, up-to-date railroad station that would give them sort of an advertising piece, showing cincinnati was current. they moved it into the art deco style. a fellow,ne, who was helped re-update the building art deco. union terminal is located at the end of a quarter long mile drive, located at what used to be lincoln park in the west end. are two wings on either side of a half dome. the wings are were vehicles originally entered the building. they would pass under the main rotunda and go out the other side to pick up passengers. passengers would enter into the main rotunda where they would be greeted by an 80 foot wide, 106 foot tall arch that contained food services and other amenities for them before they headed back towards the train. terminal's dome was the largest in the world. it is a half dome. if it was a full dome, it would be a good 40 feet wider th

alfred anton. gregory brutal. karen wagner mary alice.but this is the first year she could not make the trip she is attending a memorial is given your honor in our home town. we love you, we miss you and we will never forget. >> my cousin we love you, we miss you you are for ever in our hearts. >> a and up. gabrielle lot. wendy allen's. victor. kenneth. benjamin f. james walker. glenn. mitchell scott wallace. peter. robert frances wallace. matthew blake. john wallace, jr.. barbara walsh. jim walsh. jeffrey walsh. schaede. michael. stephan. timothy ray. james. brian warner. eric christopher washington. charles. james thomas waters, jr.. patrick j. waters. kenneth thomas watson. michael henry. todd christopher. walter edward. nathaniel. diana webster. william michael. joanne. michael weinberg. steven weinberg. scott jeffrey. simon. david thomas. vincent michael. debra jacob wish. timothy. christian rudolph. john joseph. peter. meredith. eugene michael. james patrick. and by another it has been 40 years from all of us here it could be 100 ye

. -- alfred morris and matt jones. the redskins dominated the line of scrimmage early.rookie matt jones has a gaping hole to the left side and goes 39-yard td andhe he does his version of the lambeau leap. washington's defense looked good. they sacked nick foles once. the skins secondary was all over the place, covering rams receivers. it is 10-0 skins. kirk cousins throws it the corner for pierre garcon and it is a touchdown. washington was turnover-free until the third reading that is when matt jones -- third. that is when matt jones pops it up. after that, touchdown st. louis. the skins respond with a strong drive in the fourth. jones punches it in from three yards out to put the game away andhe redskins win 24-10 they improved to 1-1 on the season. statementou made a the way they shut you out last season? >> we just want to take it one game at a time. we didn't want to go out and make a statement. we just wanted to go out and play good football. >> that is the blueprint we have to have. you have a young quarterback. we don't want to throw the ball 50 times. we have

alfred. gregory. karen wagner. mary wallace. >> my sister katherine.ng good but this is the first year she did not make the trip to ground zero she is attending a memorial in your honor in our home town in ohio. we love you, we miss you and we won't ever forget. >> and my cousin we love you, we miss you you are for ever in our hearts. >> wendy. courtney. victor. kenneth. benjamin james walker. glenn. mitchell wallace. peter wallace. matthew blake. john wallace, jr.. jim walsh. jeffrey. michael. steffan gordon. timothy warda. james. and and for right and warner dear christopher parker charles water. james thomas, jr.. patrick j. waters. kenneth thomas. michael henry. todd christopher walter edward read the. that daniel. diana. william michael julien. michael weinberg. steven weinberg scott jeffrey. steven george weinstein bin since michael wells. timothy matthew. christian. john joseph peter. meredith. eugene michael. adamite. edward james white. james patrick white. >> and another kid has been 14 years it could be a hundred years but it will still feel

very, very pleased with what they were able to do. >> because of the efforts of both jones and alfred guess who's number 1 in rushing in the nfl? yes, the washington redskins. that ground game is going to have to continue on if they're going to knock off the giants in new york thursday night, a game you can watch right here on wusa 9. inside the red zone, redskins park, frank hanrahan, wusa 9 sports. >> thanks, frank. >>> coming up at 6:00, we'll tell you a report that surfaced about rg3 and kirk cousins. are they getting along? plus the big roster move the redskins made today. >> new at 6:00, we take a look at how the pope's visit to dc these created the largest security operation in u.s. history. >> first hungary shuts down its borders, now another country is having a tough time coping with the wave of syrian migrants heading to europe. everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet and wi-fi available, from 50 to 50

alfred anton. gregory brutal. karen wagner mary alice.doing good but this is the first year she could not make the trip she is attending a memorial is given your honor in our home town. we love you, we miss you and we will never forget. >> my cousin we love you, we miss you you are for ever in our hearts. >> a and up. gabrielle lot. wendy allen's. victor. kenneth. benjamin f. james walker. glenn. mitchell scott wallace. peter. robert frances wallace. matthew blake. john wallace, jr.. barbara walsh. jim walsh. jeffrey walsh. schaede. michael. stephan. timothy ray. james. brian warner. eric christopher washington. charles. james thomas waters, jr.. patrick j. waters. kenneth thomas watson. michael henry. todd christopher. walter edward. nathaniel. diana webster. william michael. joanne. michael weinberg. steven weinberg. scott jeffrey. simon. david thomas. vincent michael. debra jacob wish. timothy. christian rudolph. john joseph. peter. meredith. eugene michael. james patrick. and by another it has been 40 years from all of us here it coul

203 yards andith a touchdown, but he praised the offensive line, open things up for running backs alfred morris and rookie running back matt jones, combined for 182 yards of the offense's 373 yards total. i was just feeding off that, his energy. we had a great energy. football, i: pro think that is the blueprint for the most successful teams. very few successful teams are throwing 70 times per game. erin: last season, the ram shut out the redskins 24-0. coach gruden says this is a different team. it's a different feel from last year? >> absolutely, we are going in the right election. erin: but when you talk about the keys to the victory, don't forget about the defensive line. >> every time we go on the field, we playoff each other because we surround each other. it is a family atmosphere. erin: if the defensive line is the family, perhaps newton is the father, the veteran is the leader. -- he the defensive lot bought the defensive line nationals jerseys with their names. hanging out in the camaraderie, is that what helps make you so dominant? >> i hope so. it has been working at good for

. >> alfred j.daniel raymond brand heart. >> [bells] [silence] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] and i like to dedicate this short poem to my brother. do not stand on the great and we. i am not a. i do not sleep. i am a thousand winds that blow. i am the sunlight. i am the gentle autumn rain. when you awaken in the morning, harsh, i am the brush, the quiet birds in circled flight. i am the stars that shine tonight. cannot stand at my grave and cry. i'm not there. to my brother michael. >> and my cousin, melissa. we are so blessed to have you as an angel, and we are just empty without you. love you very much. [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and to my brother, michael. michael, we miss you. not a day goes by that you are not thought about. you were in our prayers. we know you're up there watching over us and you are deathly proud of how your nieces and nephews are growing up. we miss you everyday. >> and m

we saw alfred morris, matt jones run all over.we'll see to see what they can do tonight against the g-men. i'm going with that run game. >> i think you're right, but i say kirk customs is the key. you don't have to do anything ♪ ♪ >>> as we head out tonight, we want to leave you with these scenes. pope francis presiding over a prayer service at the historic st. patrick's cathedral in new york city, about 500 people there all specially invited, the elected leaders and some regular people who were lucky enough to be selected to attend this event. want to clear 1 thing up. he does have the fiat there, a second fiat. he's got a third fiat in philadelphia, three vehicles and those special license plates are his tags from the vatican. that's all for our news at 7:00. thanks for watching. we'll be back here at 11:00 or after the game. have a great evening! [ speaking spanish ] baby! mom! i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh i know! hey, why don't you turn off your phone and all your stuff. good idea. it's off. mom? oh my i

his father, alfred, is chronically unemployed, while his mother, leah takes care of the children.t having enough to eat is always a problem. >> the way i see it, if he goes to school, his life will improve tremendously, and he'll be able to get me out of this misery, so i always encourage him to read and learn. >> reporter: but shortly after joab begins school, he's hit with a terrible blow. >> the last time i saw her, that day in the morning she was fine. >> reporter: his mother dies, at the age of 28. >> reporter: unconfirmed rumors that his mother died of aids are enough for joab and his siblings to be ostracized by their neighbors. >> reporter: joab runs away from home. joab becomes one of nairobi's 60,000 street children. >> reporter: teacher leah asego sends some of joab's classmates to find him. >> reporter: now in fourth grade at age 12, joab is doing well with his studies and is named class monitor. >> reporter: by the time joab is 15, his father remarries and moves out. joab honors his mother's wish that he look after his brother and sister. >> reporter: joab is now head

alfred work matt in, but is still the bell cow, so to speak, but we want to keep him fresh 16 weeks. erin: one of the biggest upsets in tennis history. serena williams upset in the u.s. open today, ending her grand slam run. the unseeded italian was playing in a first grand slam semi finals. after the match she was honest when asked if she thought she had a chance against serena. >> no. [laughter] really. no, no. said, ok, iup i will have fun today, try to enjoy. just enjoy it. i do not expect that i would win. erin: and make sure that you to into high school sports final in just a few minutes for all of the high school football action. you have to feel bad for serena. leon: i do, put that may be the best interview i've seen all week. still ahead, cupid striking the washington capitals. leon: a big weekend in atlantic city, the miss america passion -- the miss america pageant taking place. look for live reports this weekend. washington capitals star alex ovechkin is used to rocking the red on the ice, but he may be looking into another color for his wedding. he announced his engageme

the handoff here to alfred morris breaking through the defense, and a 35-yard run, morris had 18 carries after that play he would get a breather. he's back up, the rookie. matt jones also looking impressive. 39 yards down the side lines and that is his first nfl touchdown and the redskins are up 7-0. second quarter now, moore. kirk cousins took to garzon and it took to 200 yards and the skins lead it 17-0. third quarter, a rare mistake for the skins' defense today. nick foles going for it all and the rams make this one a ball game at this point. 17-10 is your score. the redskins' offense answer. cousins to tight end jordan reid. 29 yards on this play. he had six catches and 82 receiving yard and more from the rookie, matt jones 123 yards rushing and two scores on 19 carries for the running back out of florida and the redskins go up 24-10 and the defense held the rams to just ten points today and they'll win this one by a final score of 24-10. >>> carol maloney is down at fedex field. carol, what a difference a year makes, huh? >> yeah. the pass definitely powered this payback. trent will

with a work house like alfred morris they put that on display against miami. washington ran 161-yard with morris accounting for 127 of those. the offensive line line pro effected him. he looks like he was in mid-season form and it really helped set the foundation of the offense. however, because of problems, they could only put up 10 points. coach says it's a work in progress. it's a plan with the rams coming to town. >> this is not a team that's going to lay back and say, okay, you can run ball. there is some groupings that we like to get in that st. louis will so no can do. we have to throw the balls sometimes. they load up the box and bring a strong safety and do different things to slow the running game down. >> the loss of desean jackson, they lose their speedy deep threat receiver. not that one that can be replaced. the young protege is helping to fill the void. rashad ross finally makes the 53 man roster. this sunday he will take the field. he is really trying not to think about the enormity of it and focus on his work. he knows he can't replace jackson

they and alfred degral iii are facing charges related to the fatal beating and robbery in spring valley last month. baptist, the man on the left is charged with second-degree murder. >>> new at 5:30, a long islan i d ctor with whose job is to certify whether airline p ots are fit to fly is accused of illegally selling prescriptions at his office. and investigators want to know if pilots were customers. news 4's chief investigative reporter broke the story on nbc new york.com and our camera was the only one in court. >> reporter: dea agents say this doctor was a major oxycodone supplier for years, writing prescription after prescription, $100 a pop. no questions asked. dr. gerald sirio led into court in handcuffs, accused of turning his jfk airport medical practice into an illegal pill-pushing mill. investigators say they have him on tape. >> the videos show no discussions of legitimate medical treatment. but instead, show the doctor negotiating the price, quantity and type of drug to prescribe. >> reporter: dea agents searched his officers at jfk where in one year alone, he's accused of

suh after taking down running back alfred morris seems to kick morris in the head as he's getting up.tch that right leg. it takes morris' helmet off. after the game suh said he didn't know anything about it. . now it was week 17 of last year that suh stepped on the leg of packers quarterback aaron rodgers. he was suspended for a playoff game, overturned on appeal. we'll see what they do about this one. in oakland, bengals quarterback jones gave cooper a welcome to the nfl moment. jones wasn't ejected but surely the nfl will be taking action in response to what jones did. we're also going to pay attention of how a um can of teams move on from potentially serious injuries. ravens have lost linebacker terrell suggs with a torn achilles. with the jets, corner back antonio cromartie may not be back. >>> cowboys win here in amazing fashion. 27-26. al and cris back to wrap it up after this. hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! ♪ introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. take a look at these bbq best cracked pepper sauce... most ribs eaten wh

and hourd alfred molina and patrick stewart. characters as fantastical as they are, came from jim henson's creatures studio. pretty need. the six-part series and joining us right now we have pj and mitchell davis. how has this come together to create a fun series? >> it all spawned from a short film i had a year ago called oscar's hotel. >> i said i'd love it if you came back and played in the series. then mitchell got involved as well playing numerous characters. >> i'm the fun american friend. >> what does that feel like to be working with ron howard. these guys that made oscar-winning movies. >> yeah. i taught ron howard how to use snapchat. i think they saw a lot of potential. >> after awhile to work with all these, how was that? >> it was intense. there were people i wanted to work with for a long time that i knew on youtube and digital stuff. it's a dream come true. >> explain the talking. is it a pork chop or a steak? >> it's a sirloin steak. >> wow. i want to watch it just for that. >> oscar's hotel for fantastical creat

. >> sounds like an alfred hitchcock special, like the birds. >> what's bringing them to the bay area and what to do if you have a run-in. >> it's a treatable infection but it could be a death sentence for dozens of kittens. a plea for help from bay area shelters. >> kind of feels like fall outside. we're staying cloudy. we're staying cool. we're staying breezy but there's a change coming up. we'll talk about when temperatures climb near 90. >>> if you grew up around here, you may have heard the warnings back in the '70s and '80s that the killer bees are coming to the bay area. well, they've arrived. researchers found the africanized breed in lafayette. emily, how are people feeling out there and you as well? >> i feel perfectly safe. i'm not worried about it at all. but it depends on who you talk to. parents might be a little worked up over it but experts say this is not a reason to keep your kid home from soccer practice. keep calm and keep away from all those africanized bees. >> reporter: there's been hype over killer bees for decades. but this is hyperbole. except now africanized

, d.c., defensive tackle ndamukong suh seemingly back to his old ways in his debut, after tapping alfredecond quarter, suh gets up and appears to kick morris' helmet off. it's unclear whether the move was intentional. given his track record it's suspicious. i don't know. >> little foot to the face never hurt anybody. >> fourth quarter, jarvis landry fields the punt return, 69 yards for a touchdown and the dolphins first lead of the game now, miami hangs on to win it uncharacteristically 17-10. >>> anaheim, major league baseball. astros trailing the angels. jed lowrie at-bat with two men on. >> hit high down the right field side, deep at the foul pole. right at the pole. and it gets out of here! >> two outs, lowrie launches the go-ahead three-run homer down the line. they win it 5-. this keeps them in the race with the rangers, maintaining a 1 1/2 game lead in the a.l. west. >>> now to a sad story here, nba hall of famer and three-time league mvp moses malone died on sunday in norfolk, vrnl. he was the first player in history to go pro out of high school leading a storied career 19 season

suh after taking down running back alfred morris seems to kick morris in the head as he's getting up. watch that right leg. it takes morris' helmet off. after the game suh said he didn't know anything about it. . now it was week 17 of last year that suh stepped on the leg of packers quarterback aaron rodgers. he was suspended for a playoff game, overturned on appeal. we'll see what they do about this one. in oakland, bengals quarterback jones gave cooper a welcome to the nfl moment. jones wasn't ejected but surely the nfl will be taking action in response to what jones did. we're also going to pay attention of how a um can of teams move on from potentially serious injuries. ravens have lost linebacker terrell suggs with a torn achilles. with the jets, corner back antonio cromartie may not be back. >>> cowboys win here in amazing fashion. 27-26. al and cris back to wrap it up after this. hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! ♪ introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. take a look at these bbq best cracked pepper sauce... most ribs eaten

voskerijian alfred anton vukuosa gregory bruno wachtler karen j. wagner.ary alice walstrom. >> and my sister, catherine patricia salter. sister also to tim, cindy, linda and mary. mom is doing good, but this is the first year she could not make the trip to ground zero. she's attending a memorial in your honor in our hometown livesville, ohio. we miss you. we love you and we will never forget. >> and my cousin gregory monowitz. we love you, we miss you. you're forever in our hearts. >> anna elizabeth. >> gabriela waisman. courtney wainsworth walcott victor wald kenneth e. walde. benjamin a. walker. glen wall. mitchel scott wallace peter g. wallace robert f. wallace roy michael wallace jean marie wallendorf matthew blake wallens metal. wallia. john wallice jr. barbara p. walsh jim walsh. jeffrey patrick walz ching wang weibin wang michael warchola stephen gordon ward timothy ray ward james a. waring brian g. warner derrick christopher washington charles waters james thomas waters jr. patrick j. waters kenneth thomas watson michael henry waye todd christopher

defensive tackle, could face suspension again, accused of kicking the helmet of redskins player, alfred been accused in dirty play in the back. the league has not issued a statement on the alleged kick in the head, but we will see. maybe coming today. >>> over to baseball now, baseball action at the bank tonight, phils take on the washington nationals. the fighting's won two in a row yesterday, beating the cubs seven-four. and, the flyers rookies report to camp this morning, in voorhees, the team's full training camp begins friday, almost hockey season. >>> meanwhile, psychly frost across the country competed sunday in doylestown, at the thompson bucks county classic. meisha was at the event there, which included five cycling races foremen, women and children. thousands of spectators watched as the course wrapped around the doylestown arts festival. cbs-3 is the media partner for this event. good day for it, too. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", the new bill being introduced this week to regulate drones. chelsey? >> hundreds of homes destroyed, thousands of people f

. >> jason hatcher, pierre garcon, alfred morris, kurt cousins, got a -- kirk cousins, it's cool my teammate came down to help out. >> the blitz foundation helps children and families in need across the greater d.c. area. >>> stick around, friends, because first lady michelle obama is a guest on stephen colbert focusing on education, a training program, community college or for four year university. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> it's fall and we'll get some fall-like weather. >> we are. first we have to go through some storms. on our gash garden -- 3-degree guarantee we went 83 degrees today. now 45 of the last 48 days. we're going 81 tomorrow, even a little warmer. we talked about this earlier. this was a tropical depression. now it is tropical storm joaquin about 400 miles to the northeast of the central bahamas moving southwest right now, but it's going to change direction. it will move west a while. it's never going to reach hurricane force winds. by thursday it's still well off the coast of florida and not any problem. then we

i know alfred e. newman. i don't know adam newman at all. >> you should. >> where's zuckerberg? where's page and -- >> so many years mark zuckerberg was on that list and larry page of google. so "fortune" decided let's come up 100% of new names and they did. a lot of the names you don't know. the companies you do know. besides wework which is a temporary work space company. in the top three tesla, the top executive of tesla. not musk. j.r. starbol. that guy you stumble on the name. and nird place three ride-sharing companies, uber, lyft, and its equivalent in china. so different names. but you know what the unifying theme here is. just leek you saw on the cover of the magazine. big bet. these are entrepreneurs that are making big bets. >> all in. >> all in, no limits. and let's not forget, they're all under 40 years old. >> they are. >> i hate them. just kidding. >> a lot of times technology dominates these types of lists. it's a much more eclectic list. >> sue, usually when we think of innovators, we think of technology companies and entrepreneurs but actually there are some ri

. >> alfred j.daniel raymond brand heart. >> [bells] [silence] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] and i like to dedicate this short poem to my brother. do not stand on the great and we. i am not a. i do not sleep. i am a thousand winds that blow. i am the sunlight. i am the gentle autumn rain. when you awaken in the morning, harsh, i am the brush, the quiet birds in circled flight. i am the stars that shine tonight. cannot stand at my grave and cry. i'm not there. to my brother michael. >> and my cousin, melissa. we are so blessed to have you as an angel, and we are just empty without you. love you very much. [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and to my brother, michael. michael, we miss you. not a day goes by that you are not thought about. you were in our prayers. we know you're up there watching over us and you are deathly proud of how your nieces and nephews are growing up. we miss you everyday. >> and m

let's go to alfred, west olive, michigan. democrat. hi, alfred. >> caller: how are you? >> good. what are your thoughts? >> caller: i think miss richards did an excellent job. you know, people are tired of this do-nothing congress. and for them to just go out and blatantly attack women the way they're doing, you know, i think the time could be spent doing other things. my mother told me many years ago to never vote for a republican. because they will mean you no good. and all this simply does is reinforce that statement. they have no right to tell a woman what to do with their bodies. >> all right. thanks for the call, alfred. republicans line, gavin is waiting to weigh in. is it lehigh acres? >> caller: lehigh acres. >> all right. in florida. gavin, go ahead. >> caller: i watched it from the beginning to the end. in reality i think it really just comes down to is everyone is getting sick and tired of all this tax money we're putting into an organization that can then support itself. and, i mean, we really don't know what the tax money is actually doing. i know when it comes down

.> i'm alfred from chicago i'm from the president's neighborhood. of would like to look at the big picture. i am wondering how efficient all of the internet, and so forth -- even though, i must admit, it has helped me. i could barely type what i got out of high school. writermade me into a since i learned how to use it. i'm grateful for. , with all theme communications it's supposed to be giving us an marvelous so-called intelligence, the hundreds of billions of dollars stille give to them, we didn't know that the ussr was falling apart, that the berlin wall was coming down. we did not know how many tanks and strength hussein had when we invaded iraq. we did not know how to get hold of bin laden, and we sent and tens of troops, billions of dollars per week to invade iraq again. me -- howing -- tell efficient is the internet with all of these marvelous intelligence agencies working in the government to give us the information we are supposed to know about so that we stop making wrong decisions. please, tell me. [laughter] i think the answer is we can

we followed alfred morris. i have to hear it. leon: now redskins quarterback cousins preparing for rams. erin: cousins isn't flashy. he is now driving his grandma's van to work. that's right. look at this. the 2000 limited edition conversion van. this is what he has been driving to practice. the q.b. brought it from his grandmother. maybe he should start the carpool service to take the offensive line to practice in exchange for good protection. here he is on the new mode of transportation. >> the car i was driving day today, to and from the facility. i have been lazy and i haven't gotten another car to go from a to b to work. the van has had to fill the role. i could use another car to get from a to b. leon: there you go. erin: wizards and the playoff-bound missics will have a state-of-the-art facility in washington. there plan for a new practice facility and a 5,000-seat arena for the mystics who play the home game at verizon center. >> we want them to have the own arena and be the best in class in the wnba as a testimony to cit

he has taken the alfred plea which is like a conviction and he is going to have life in prison, hopefullyt parole, and avoid the cost and trauma to the families of having to go through different trials. >> i know the families of morgan herrington said they hope he takes a plea deal. we will keep the viewers updated on what happens there. richard, heather, thank you both. >> we will we right back. my name is rene guerrero. i'm a senior field technician for pg&e here in san jose. pg&e is using new technology to improve our system, replacing pipelines throughout the city of san jose, to provide safe and reliable services. raising a family here in the city of san jose has been a wonderful experience. my oldest son now works for pg&e. when i do get a chance, an opportunity to work with him, it's always a pleasure. i love my job and i care about the work i do. i know how hard our crews work for our customers. i want them to know that they do have a safe and reliable system. together, we're building a better california. a >>> six minutes away from "outnumbered" at the top of the hour. what do yo

generically the heart is in the right place, which is to say you can't possibly run companies like alfred sloan ran general moments or welch won ge. that is finished. ask them how happy they are working at each of these places, you'd be dismayed. >> thank you, ricardo sembler. >>> coming up teenagers breaking show business rules and making big bucks yamering like this. >> black, dangly earrings. hey. did you know that 2.4 million loving cats and dogs in shelters and rescues need our help to find a home? go to theshelterpetproject.org and search your local shelters and rescues. go for a cuddle with your next best friend! adopt. ♪ ♪ >>> that's justin bieber when he was a little kid. he created his own youtube channel. years ago this might have been a cute hobby, but kids doing this broke the old rules of show business. musicians used to have to get an agent or get discovered by a record company but bieber didn't start that way. now that video has been viewed 49 million times. of course now that bieber has been signed by a major label, he gets to do far more expensive and grotesque things li

generically the heart is in the right place, which is to say you can't possibly run companies like alfred sloan ran general moments or welch won ge. that is finished. ask them how happy they are working at each of these places, you'd be dismayed. >> thank you, ricardo sembler. >>> coming up teenagers breaking show business rules and making big bucks yamering like this. >> black, dangly earrings. so cute i'm going to die. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? usaa makes me feel like i'm a car buying expert in no time at all. there was no stress. it was in and out. if i buy a car through usaa, i know i'm getting a fair price. we realized, okay, this not only could be convenient, we could save a lot of money. i was like, wow, if i could save this much, then i

alfred morris was 19 yards, that was your pick. talking about matt jones rookie only 38 yards. that defense did great job took them. >> offensive ly a clean pocket for eli manning. a clean sheet for the offensive line. >> no sacks on eli manning. his offensive line they juggle some guys. left tackle ereck flowers is out. move guys around to get the job done. washington redskins got after the st. louis rams and miami dolphins. eli was -- he was clean. offensive line did great job. >> did he. talked how eli stepped up on the big stage. been exactly opposite for kirk cousins. waiting for him to step up make those big plays, he had couple of opportunities in this game early on that one there, he was beat, had chance for touchdown another one here. you have to find ways to make those plays in the big moments when you are starting in the national football league. >> odell beckham jr. is going to join the mazda postgame show at metlife where we find jim nantz and phil simms. >> we're still rolling over that. >> they committed three turnovers tonight, giants didn't. you heard coach. th

the film made by these guys, alfred spellman and billy corbin. >> so things were in decline.o. am i going to get in trouble for it? >> yes. >> by 1981, you had a murder rate. you had 635 homicides here. 25% of those bodies had automatic weapons bullets. >> right. we talk about the uncomfortable reality of where a lot of modern miami came from over something you just have to hit hard when in miami in season. stone crabs. ♪ >> federal reserve branch in miami had a $5 billion cash surplus. mostly 50s and 100 dollar bills all of which had trace elements of cocaine on them. >> and the guys who were in cocaine trafficking in the 70s and 80s got out and are now big medicare fraudsters. >> we're whispering because they're probably here. >> so where's the money now? how's business in general in miami and where is that business coming from? >> remarkably the rebound from the great recession, the people thought it would take almost a decade for all the condo inventory to get absorbed and it seemed to happen almost overnight. by 2010, 2011 things had turned around here. we're in the midd

he entered an alfred plea and in other words decided there was enough evidence to find him guilty.o the two things that help at sentences and that is express remorse and express guilt. so i don't know if this letter is going to sway the judge. >> the rape case he was convicted and is about to be sentenced it could have ended the same way. he was in the middle of an act when someone passing by startled him and he let the woman go and that maybe the only reason she survived. the question is this, can the judge in that case that took place in 2005, keep in mind the other two cases against him in which he is charged but not yet convicted? >> he is not treat them as c convictions but he will hear the evidence. it is likely to affect things more when convicted of the two murders. the court can consider a lot of things at sentencing including other charges. the letter from the family are just heart breaking here. what you want to think about is could this have been stop and someone realized how broken this man was and institutionalized him to try to prevent the horrible acts. i don't know

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hampton.com >>> it is 9:03 a.m., april 19th, 1995 within a minute after the massive explosion at the alfredra building, he is approaching the get away car, a beat up 1997 mercury he purchased for $250. a car slow broken down it nearly strands mcveigh threatening to hinder his get away. >> i got in the car, cranked it over. one half pump thinking [ bleep ] you're smelling gas, okay, it's flooded. hold it to the floor. started right up. i gun it and try to warm it up. it's not going anymore. i'm at about five minutes now from the blast. you don't want to be apprehended in oklahoma city five minutes after. >> it's fairly remarkable to listen to him talking about how he finally gets the thing started and meanwhile there is absolute carnage behind him. but then he pulmos that o pulls beater to the highway. >> stop at every stoplight, using my directional speed and again, i'm in the military. you've got this adrenaline pumping but you've forced yourself to stay calm. >> if you were to be up in a traffic helicopter looking down, you would see everyone racing to this crippled building where 168 liv

you will hear first from alfred mcewen. and then lujendro ojha. alfred? >> greetings. a -- some background on the rsl and i have to explain why we have such a horrible acronym to deal with. for scientists, better to have a clearly descriptive name. we're stuck with rsl. and so i'm gonna give a little background and then i will turn it over to lujendro ojha to describe his results. can i have the first slide, please. so this first view is the title slide, it gives the title of the paper being released today. this is -- >> listening into a news conference by nasa. scientists in france joking about rsl and what it stands for. i tried googling it. i think it's the radar software library. not positive. don't quote me. we know the major announcement has been revealed. scientists have found flowing streams san fernando salty-- flowing streams of salty water. there was frozen water at the poles. this latest discovery and revolution, of course, lends to more people speculating andthinking about the possible presence of life either past or current on mars. it's a big day for nas

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. >> thank you, alfred. >> program being called progressive, cutting edge, starting this friday eveshamidents half been drinking will be given free rides home from bars and restaurant right there in evesham township. >> mayor says he was alarmed by growing number of dui arrests in the community so he went to the police chief, they came up with a plan called evesham saving lives. details of the shuttle services were unveiled, yesterday. >> now, this is not a service where we will be shuttling you from location to location, bar to bar. this is we want you to come to our bars and restaurants, have a great time, but have a safe ride home. >> no taxpayer dollars paying. >> great idea. people drink nothing evesham who don't live in the township will be offered discounted rides home through sober sam program a designated driver service that operates in philadelphia and south jersey. >> i will take it one step further. they should have a giant warehouse with 1500 baby-sitters and all of the parents just bring the kid on a friday and saturday night, free baby-sitting, free taxi rides for every b

. >> sounds like an alfred hitchcock special, doesn't it? like the birds. >> reporter: experts say don't let your imagination go here. >> when they said lafayette my ears perked up because i have a lot of citrus and blossoms in my backyard. >> reporter: researchers discovered the bees and say there are likely several hives but locals shouldn't batten down the hatches in response. africanized bees are only more of a problem than the normal ones when they're provoked. >> africanized bees are more aggressive than our normal bees. they also tend to swarm more often. >> reporter: that's why catherine made sure she knows what to do if she has a run-in with them. leave them alone. >> i'm concerned, but i heard also on the radio that you don't confront them, you don't disturb them, so i feel as though i have some recourse. >> reporter: experts from uc san diego say because the bees migrated northward, they're now in lafayette. they're likely in other parts of the bay area as well. emily turner, kpix 5. >>> a new partnership to provide in-flight ente