allen incomplete. reminder. a.j. derby, the other tight end didn't make the trip for arkansas so henry is clearly the target for brandon allen. >> aaron: credit that offensive line of arkansas. facing a defensive front of missouri. 40 sacks they have had coming into the ballgame. they have got to be able to keep brandon allen out there. >> carter: 10-play drive. every one of them passes. now finally a run. it's collins inside the 35, trying to negate that pass rush. golden on to which the football but collins ruled down. brothers on the stop as well. third and seven. >> referee: time out arkansas. second charged time out of the second half. >> carter: one time out left for arkansas. 2:11. third and seven coming up. ♪ the new dell venue 8 tablet with the remarkable power of intel inside ... syncs to other devices, without wires. so you can connect in unexpected ways... ♪ so remember to enter thethe allstate it's good sweepstakes. you could win 100,000 dollars, vip trips to two of the biggest college football games thi

allen incomplete. reminder. a.j. derby, the other tight end didn't make the trip for arkansas so henry is clearly the target for brandon allen. >> aaron: credit that offensive line of arkansas. facing a defensive front of missouri. 40 sacks they have had coming into the ballgame. they have got to be able to keep brandon allen out there. >> carter: 10-play drive. every one of them passes. now finally a run. it's collins inside the 35, trying to negate that pass rush. golden on to which the football but collins ruled down. brothers on the stop as well. third and seven. >> referee: time out arkansas. second charged time out of the second half. >> carter: one time out left for arkansas. 2:11. third and seven coming up. ♪ the new dell venue 8 tablet with the remarkable power of intel inside ... syncs to other devices, without wires. so you can connect in unexpected ways... ♪ so remember to enter thethe allstate it's good sweepstakes. you could win 100,000 dollars, vip trips to two of the biggest college football games thi

tim allen, the great tim allen. that was some entrance.please. >> so tired. >> jimmy: enjoy some water or whatever you care for. >> oh, wait a minute. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> went to the rockettes. >> jimmy: fantastic. >> just took the family. >> jimmy: did you really? >> yeah, today. >> jimmy: it's an unbelievable show. >> it is unbelievable. >> jimmy: which one freaked you out? the marching soldier? >> that was a good one. just the girls and dancing. new york does -- you can't get a bad meal here. >> jimmy: that's true. >> you really got to search for it. i'll find it, but -- you know, and then the rockettes. my 5-year-old, it was just great. new york does live stuff just -- it's great. >> jimmy: you can't beat it. >> big finish. come on, big finish. >> jimmy: exactly. it keeps going and going. oh, my god, that's the most talented dancers. >> it was good, great day. now, am i being correct -- >> probably. >> jimmy: if things didn't go the way life goes, i would have introduced you as tim dick. [ laughter ] >> wow. >> jimmy: i think i knew

let's focus on gates and allen now. you write about their relationship in very detailed and personal terms and i wonder when you started this book did you intend to examine the personal relationship between bill gates and paul allen is part of the story? >> when we talk about visionaries and engineers often teams have their colonel up here babich and lovelace, whatever it was and steve jobs, gates and allen and john mockley all the way down the list to people who work together to form the colonel and that's almost in a computer since the colonel of the operating system. and so i talked to bill gates from the very beginning. i think i mentioned he was the one he said no make it about the pc and the internet so i interviewed him many times and very informally for the book and i had a nice long interview with him in seattle. but the really important thing is when the altaire comes along it does exactly what we said. it takes something that is a big old impersonal thing i.e. a computer that up until then we kind of feared w

allen martin watching all of this for us. allen? >> reporter: republicans easily held onto the house of course. but they also seized the senate, the first time in eight years with a couple of contests undecided. the gop holds 52 seats. more than enough to oust the democrats from power in the final two years of the president's final term. republicans won at least seven new seats tonight. wrestling three away from democratic incumbents. the other four were open races previously held by retiring democrats. now louisiana is one of the still undecided states headed for a run-off as incumbent mary landro tries to secure a fourth term. mitch mcconnell has plenty of job security tonight. he is poised to become the new senate majority leader. >> tonight, they said we could have real change in washington. real change. >> reporter: republican tom cotton in arkansas is on the right of your screen, joins the majority as arkansas' new senator at just 37. he is also the youngest senator in america after being elected to congress just last year. bu

>> police catch deric allen. melissa and her baby daughter are both safe. >> she could have been killed, i mean, without question. if she didn't stay on that phone, absolutely she could have been killed. >> when melissa's dad first hears the 911 call, he's overwhelmed with emotion. >> i've never heard anything like that in my life. i picture her laying on that bed with this maniac on top of her. you can only assume what might have been happened, but it wasn't going to be anything good. >> in the courtroom, margalia says allen appears to have no remorse, and hearing his daughter's voice on that heart-wrenching 911 call again is too much. >> [ bleep ]! >> i just said, the hell with it, and i tried to reach him. and unfortunately i didn't. i came within probably a foot or so and got tackled by this middle linebacker bailiff there. he hit me around the waist and i fell to the ground and he was on top of me. i could picture myself really doing some serious harm to him so maybe it's a blessing i didn't. >> in 2008, der

allen walked through some of the arc types. i would encourage you to think through after you identify the outcomes and purpose who you want to be involved and where it will be located, if it involves federal partners, state and local partners, if there's a funding issue, if there's a particular liability issue. so if you look at models that exist today, we have ones that are based almost purely on purpose. that's some of the perhaps -- it's an example of the information sharing p-3s that allen mentioned whether fusion centers or information sharing and nal sis centers. there's also sector-based public pry vart partnerships. we see those throughout the national infrastructure. you could mix a sector and a purpose. that's specialized. you can have a particular information sharing analysis center for a sector like the financial service isac. there are sectors based plus regional locality constructs. an example would be chicago first, which was started really around the financial sector in chicago but is now expanded to include oth

allen out of the end zone.illiams. >> aaron: carter, we tacked about auburn being a team of destiny, opened the show with that. >> referee: second time out of the half. 30-second time out. >> aaron: how ironic is it that we find ourself in this situation, can they have another miracle. >> carter: texas a&m, number three auburn. before this game is done the play of the game presented by napa auto parts. question for auburn, will they have the play of the game. and another dramatic tiger win. one time out left for auburn 2:1. allen handing off again. tra carson shoved back. third down come up. >> aaron: auburn taking another time out. have to go back to 2012 versus georgia. so much about that 2012 season has been forgotten when auburn didn't win an sec game. gus malzahn 13-0 at home in his tenure as auburn's head coach. 14 straight wins overall. go back to last week, i mean the wild ending to ole miss -- wild and tragic ending for treadwell the terrible injury but he fumbles, auburn ends up taking it. this is the

allen mr. richie if i may the gentleman's comments about having the support and assistance of the cabin club in the nature we'll fulfill do that we've indicated that with the planning commission that request is easy to grant and it's welcome. >> are there any more questions or comments? >> do i have a motion. >> i'll move it all in favor, say i. opposed? the motion carries very good. >> lettuce turn back to item 12. >> award agreement number c s-39 for an amount not to exceed $3 million with a duration not to exceed 3 years. >> good afternoon karen the director for the improvement program this rfp about enable us to complete the planning and design of the new facility for the southeast plant this is the facility that now, was built in the 18950s with the liquid enters the plant it has to remove solids and grit it will provide odor control we need to have this facility in place prior to the bio frog facility this project is part of the phase one promotions that was approved by the commission and

allen himself comes from a military family. the day began at the west side wal-mart where the bears linemen went on a shopping spree buying cartloads of procter and gamble supplies. providing the ears supply of household goods for the city appeared homeless veterans. army veteran appreciate allen's gesture. >> it brings attention to the sacrifice. how much we all are a indebted. >> there is a pressing need for places like the homeless veterans housing facility >> friday of services to help them transition from homelessness back to everyday life. inner voice chicago helped fund the dispute facility and other buildings revets among other things. karen allen also announcing bears tickets for the veterans here. letting a a a big year running that the news despite the poor performance of the bidders. lots of fans unhappy with the way the team has been performing as of late. allen talked about the team's flagging performance. clearly he is disappointed. >> trying to get the season back on track. even after the historic low lost the b

allen packwood, nigel hamilton, and andrew polsky to moderate. first, introduce my friend allen. he is the director of the churchill archives center at the university of cambridge in england and a fellow and the executive director of the churchill center in the u.k. allen has worked on sir winston's personal papers since 1995. it is almost one million now. those papers are alongside the prime minister's margaret thatcher and john major. allen is a very gifted writer. i am lucky to know him because he did something for me for my book. i think everybody can agree that this is a lot of churchill and you have done a lot of things with churchill. you are absolutely the right person for the right time to speak. the title of his topic is "courage, planning, and preparation." i want to briefly introduce nigel hamilton, our next speaker. nigel hamilton is british-born. there he is right there. he is an american citizen now. he is an award-winning biographer. he divides his time between new orleans and boston. he has written more than 20 works of history and biographies which have been tra

and steve but focus on gates and allen. you rightabout their relationship been very detailed and personal terms. i wondered when you started this book to have the intention to examine the relationship as part of the story? mimicry talked-about collaborative teams. often they have a colonel of truth just like a lovely sort jobs and gates and allen's those who have worked together of a computer operating system. and i talked to bill gates from the beginning he said no make it about the pc and the internet for i interviewed him many times formally for the book but the really important thing is when the next version that comes along to take the big impersonal thing like a computer that up until then we feared would be orwellian control by the government and the pentagon and big corporation and robert makes it something a hobbyist can do. with all due respect it is ringed you think. -- bernanke. if it did not have been the basic program so one of the things is that if you have a great product like the great if a tree falls in th

i wasn't really aware of allen turring, to be honest. now is i think a book came out that was used to create the foundation of the story in the film. it it's not even a year since he was pardoned and all of this stuff happened in the war. he was responsible for saving millions of lives, shortening the war by a couple of years. >> i mean, literally. when the code was wroekebroken, completely altered the trajectory to essentially they could read the e-mails of the time. the germans saying they're going to bomb this place at this time. >> which gave rise to a really interesting part of the film. once they cracked the code, they had to decide who to save and who to sacrifice. if you just solved every problem or made people aware that the germans were about to attack them, it would be very obvious that the germans code had been cracked. so he essentially had to play god and decide mathematically which was his choice who to save and who to sacrifice. very did i have couple. >> there's two sort of alspects to drama here. there's the kind of war

of course that is bound up in the story of bill gates and paul allen and steve wozniak. i want to talk about that because we have the apple i over there. i wonder if when you started the book did you intend to examine the personal relationship as a part of the story? >> when we were to talk would talk about the visionaries and engineers can often the teams have steve jobs make a stand alan, john lockley, all the way down the list for the kernel and in the computer sense of the kernel of the operating system. he was the one that said no make it about the pc into and the internet so i interviewed him very many times in seattle, but the really important thing is that when it comes along it does exactly what we said was it takes something that is a big and impersonal thing like a computer that up until then we kind of fear was going to be controlled by the government into the pentagon and corporations but he makes it something a hobbyist can do. with all due respect it has a few lights and switches but people went nuts because you could slaughter it and make it do things and

allen. >> mr. allen? >> (inaudible). >> oh, okay. i don't have any other speaker cards so okay. >> hello, i'm david i'm here on behalf of the patrick can gun club i've disagreed with the study that was mitigated in the negative declaration i don't want to repeat that i don't see any necessity to do that but i wanted to come to talk about there are mitigation measures within the mitigated negative declaration you're probably aware of because of the historic landscape and the presence of the patrick can gun club over time the mitigation measures require the removal and storage and restoration of certain structures and facilities of the club at that time, and i'm asking that the puc include in that process members of the club who aimitating aware they be slitd in the progression r process to move and store and restore those features and instructs back to the site that's really all i'm here to speak about today like i say we may have disagreed in the past but admire the commitment to clean up so we're support of that. >> i have a questio

. >> and you actually specifically call out mike allen who has a daily briefing in the morning called playbook. >> playbook, right. >> that has been the subject of -- well, you won an award, the piece about mike allen there in the magazine. in some ways his kind of insider view and his relationships that result in the copy that he produced every day. >> right. >> you consider to be essentially the emblem of the emblem. >> it is. it's the newsletter that everyone reads every morning. it comes out by e-mail. >> a little bit like middle school field day, everybody gets a ribbon. >> it's true. if you are a part of this political class and mike allen names you, you are alive. >> you have a good day. >> you have a good day. i mean, look, i -- mike is -- mike is all about customer service, he's all about knowing what people missed overnight, what they might want to read. i mean sh he does have this ongoing snack -- in that case to knack to make people coming back. >> apparently he doesn't sleep. >> well, that's the rumor. >> isn't the problem, isn't it a little too easy to say that the probl

here's allen market.hirt. >> to you for having me. >> you would know a lot about pasta because you ate 115 meals. did you get sick -- >> i did receive. no. no. no. it's great food. if you're going to win a contest to eat for free for seven weeks, olive garden is as good place as well. >> 115 meals. did you go there every day and had to order pasta every time? >> i did go there every day dish went there twice a day, three times a day on the weekends, and i did receive 115 meals. i haven't gotten them all eaten. i'm close. i have 25 left. they're frozen and in the freezer. but i ate -- basically every meal for seven weeks was pasta or soup. >> i know you brought all your receipts along with you, and i also know that you -- as you held them up for me, there they are. there's the proof. >> how did you lose four pounds during this process? >> well, truthfully, probably eating a little worse than pasta every day before the contest, but olive garden as a good variety. salad every other meal, and soup, and i did

scott. >> pelley: allen pizzey reporting from tel aviv tonight. allen, thank you.ack home, extreme weather is becoming hazardous. half of the lower 48 is under snow cover and it's the earliest that has happened since 2003. tonight, tens o towns on the wre of the great lakes are getting buried. it could top six feet in buffalo. jericka duncan is in the middle of it. >> winds of more than 30-mile-per-hour creating blinding conditions in and around buffalo, closing a 132-mile stretch of the new york state throughed way. cars and trucks have been stuck there since last night. >> it's bad. i was stuck in i-90 for-- i got there about 5:00 in the morning. and i was stuck there for six hours. >> reporter: snow falling at a rate of five inches an hour is making it almost impossible to clear the roads. they still had at least 100 vehicles in the one direction, i think westbound, and 40 vehicles eastbound that needed to be removed from the throughed way before they could even think about getting down there with plows. >> reporter: for dustin eck, driving on city streets was j

allen gross as a person was nice. very friendly, he says.municate by making hand jgestures because his spanish was limited. his case is a major sticking point to improved cuba/u.s. relations. havana won't release him unless he's exchanged for three cuban intelligence agents serving lengthy sentences in the u.s. the u.s. said he isn't a spy and should be returned immediately. something cuba is unlikely to do. we're driving past the military hospital where he's being held. he's cuba's most high-profile prisoner, and guarded by the black ber rays, special force. in the past we have been detained immediately when trying to film here. if a swap can be worked out, it needs to happen now, when any political backlash would have less sting for a lame duck president. his wife was heart,ed by the exchange with prisoners for bo bergdahl. >> they can do something that complicated, surely they can get him home. >> reporter: but any deal with the cuban government would have to overcome decades of cold war-era mistrust. and his time may be running out. >> y

allen walked through some of the arc types. i would encourage you to think through after you identify the outcomes and purpose who you want to be involved and where it will be located, if it involves federal partners, state and local partners, if there's a funding issue, if there's a particular liability issue. so if you look at models that exist today, we have ones that are based almost purely on purpose. that's some of the perhaps -- it's an example of the information sharing p-3s that allen mentioned whether fusion centers or information sharing and nal sis centers. there's also sector-based public pry vart partnerships. we see those throughout the national infrastructure. you could mix a sector and a purpose. that's specialized. you can have a particular information sharing analysis center for a sector like the financial service isac. there are sectors based plus regional locality constructs. an example would be chicago first, which was started really around the financial sector in chicago but is now expanded to include oth

this was the british aide worker allen henning.'re just joining us, we are getting pretty significant breaking news into cnn that peter kassig, also known as abdul rahman has now been beheaded in syria. he had been held in syria for about a year, ever since october 2013. he had gone to syria to help victims of war-torn syria. that is what he was passionate about, what he was pursuing. he did work as an army ranger in 2007. he was deployed in iraq and decided to go back because he became passionate about the middle east and about -- and passionate as well about helping war-torn victims. if you're just joining us, we're getting pretty devastating breaking news into cnn that peter kassig, also known as abdul rahman, 26 years old, he had gone to syria to volunteer as an emt over there, helping victims of the war. that was what he was passionate about. we are getting pretty sad news right now, that he has been beheaded, that isis has released a video of his beheading. this is a man that people had just really admired for his compassion,

we're the allens.e're better than that. >> as a result of her progress, the judge in her case granted her a transfer to a drug rehab program instead of prison. >> i take it you're not going to prison? >> no. no. >> william had proven responsible behind bars as well. he had a job detail and had earned recognitions. >> this is the certificate i got for a therapeutic community men's recovery and violence prevention program. >> and cory seemed to be managing his imaginary friend and sometimes instigator, jimmy, with medication. >> so here we had a story that started off with the telling of this grisly act of violence, and it turned into a story about the love and support between three siblings who grew up under really tough circumstances and were working hard to improve their lives. but later we would come to learn that maybe it just wasn't their time yet. >> before we completed our shoot in boston, things had gone wrong for all three of the allens. melissa had fled her rehab program and was back on the st

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>>> get back to ferguson, missouri, state senator courtney allen curtis joins us again. representative curtis, we understand that the st. louis schools will be given the first notice. they will get a three-hour warning when the grand injury has an a fountains think. what would be the necessary hess tank you want younger people know, okay, the grand jury is coming out with something and they may not like the result? what would you like those young people to know? >> essentially i want them to know that the justice system is at work. this is how the justice system works. i mainly want them to know this is how it works. >> i want to you describe the tension that hangs in the air there in st. louis rights now. >> it's something like i have never seen before. the only thing i can use to describe it is movie scenes, you know, it's essentially a

nbc's ron allen remains in ferguson for us tonight. ron, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. it has been a better, calmer day and night here. but there's still a lot of tension on this holiday eve. more national guard troops backing local police have helped. but there's still flash points for violence and confrontation. at this explosive street corner, police clash with protesters. >> it is time to disburse. >> reporter: flames reignite a building. and a retired teacher hopes the business she spent her life's savings to open now in the path of a fire is still there come morning. how do you feel about all this? >> frustrated and disappointed. >> reporter: for now she's giving the young people battling the police every night the benefit of the doubt. >> i don't assume this behavior, but after a while some people only respond with violence. >> reporter: now demonstrators are out day and night from coast-to-coast filling the streets of downtown washington, a major highway blocked in dallas, nearly 200 arrests in los angeles. st

doug allen who writes the forward in this book, he know it as well as i did. he was a fan when he was a smki and he writes about it. he says said, "i'm putting you on the last season of "january tr entourage," and wait until you see what happens." he knew. i give him all the credit in the world because, you know, what was unbelievable is that the first movie i get after "entourage" is woody allen. you know, that blew my mind. >> how much more dialup do you have left? i'm hearing rumor again about madison square garden again. >> well, what is coming 25th an did madison square garden. and we've been talking about this, me and my crew you and agent. i'm excited about my acting career. i have a show in the works at fox 21. i'm doing the show for martin scorsese, his new hbo project. but i think i owe to myself and all these people that have been so behindv7hiÑycfcrÑiçsc?z just to show my sons at a time when i wasn't doing it what it would feel like because i knew it would go in. there were only six in ten. now -- they were only 6 and 10. now they're 20 and 24. we

locate your allen wrench. where's the old allen wrench.aner. >> you know what, how about a moment of silence for allen. >> dammit! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> carson: hey, what's up everybody? i'm carson daly, and you are watching "last call" tonight coming to you from amp radio, here in los angeles where i do a daily morning show. it's also in the same building as our sister station, the word famous k-rock in los angeles where i worked at for many, many, years. so this is a really cool special place that we are tonight. and uh -- psyched to be here. great show tonight. nick youseff preforms in the comedy spotlight. self is our music from the el rey. but first, we're going to sit down with lisa ling to talk about her new show on cnn called "this is life with lisa ling." we've been big fans of lisa's for a long time. so, we go over to sadie kitchen and lounge now and see what's going on with lisa in tonight's "last call spotlight." ♪

. >> allen martin is following details from the news room.. >> we're talking about united airlines flight 1564 out of washington airport. the pilots had to make a quick return to the airport. that was after reporting a mechanical problem which turned out to be a blown rear tire. the flight crew did land that boeing 757 lately. a spokesperson said they were not able to taxi back to the gate. the plane had to be towed off the runway. meanwhile the passengers were shuttled back to the terminal and rebooked on other flights expected into san francisco tonight. united is inspecting that specific airplane. we'll keep an eye on it. >> allen martin in the news room. >>> work is already happening to transform candle stick, and the area round it into an urban hot spot. kpix tear has an -- it will create thousands of jobs. phil. >>reporter: at least that's the hope. veronica, for years people said this whole idea was crazy and it wasn't going to happen. well, today it looks like they've been proven wrong. here's the story. >> we talk about electrifying

allen combes and randy bruce. the question is, do they agree with that assessment?do you think? is it a campaign lacking in concrete ideas? >> what are they for? >> against obama. and ted cruz wants to overturn obama care and replace with what? which will not happen by the way. >> not while the president is in the oval office. >> tell not happen anyway. if they want to a mend it. what plans? we have heard obama is a bad guy and running against him. they have to be for something if they want to go beyond 2014. >> what about it, tammy, is there enough discussion in your vow. >> it is affecting every american every day. we know now from an independent report that some premiums for americans have got up 73 percent. we'll find out more later in the month and it will not be pretty and even though the media is not covering it, it doesn't mean that americans are not experiencing. it we have lost our doctors and hospitals and 6.2 million people lost their original insurance. that is an issue. now there is an opportunity for the republicans to really stand for something. when

the eagles could be without nate allen. he is questionable with a ham string. >> we're going the decide that tomorrow. we'll see what happens and see how i feel in the morning and take it from there. >> how sore is it? >> it's sore. it's just trying not to prolong anything. don't want to turn something minor into something major. >>> penn state has faced maryland 37 times and only lost once to them. they lose to maryland for the first time ever. an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty before the game. the coin toss, the terps disrespecting the nittany lions. frustrated and animated with the offense. final minute penn state up 2. maryland wins on the field goal. 20-19. penn state four straight losses for the first time in ten years. maryland's first win ever at in penn state. >> that's not the way we want our kids to be before the game. i apologize. you know what, let the rivalry begin. >> the last time they lost to penn state, the ed sell was a car. >>> temple's young, 63 yard return for the touchdown. temple wins with just 135

allen martin is here with more on that. allen. >> no one let rain keep them away. they packed civic center to say thanks to the world series champions and to party. the rain stopped, the umbrellas came down and giants orange and black blended with the reality of a three-peat. >> the manager of the world champion giants, bruce bochy. >> reporter: and the headline proclaiming the san francisco giants have arrived. 3, 3, 3. >> reporter: but the biggest cheer? for the mvp. >> madison baumgarner [ applause and cheers ] remembers who clearly >> reporter: he was uncomfortable in the limelight. others didn't. pitcher ryan vogelsong let us all in on the world series clubhouse champ. >> yes indeed! >> reporter: and catcher buster posey -- >> well, that was a little weird. >> reporter: -- had a warning for hunter pence. >> you see those cameras right there? that probably means live tv. >> reporter: who of course went rogue and followed with this. >> we have this really weird warmup that we have to do every day called and ankle skip. give us a little ankle skip demonstration r

some areas have already dropped into the 20s, teens in the poconos, 25 in allen town, freezing in northeast philly. same thing, wilmington. delaware. temperatures dropped below freezing, when you factor in the breeze we have, everyone, pretty much feels like the mid to upper 20s, allen town feels like 19. as we go through the rest of your evening, cold, breezy, below freezing through much of the area. lie 11 tonight, temperatures should be in the 20s, for many of us. it will be feeling a bit colder, too, with a bit of a breeze. tomorrow morning, some of ussic waing up with temperatures in the teens, i will show you the numbers coming up. >> this black friday is signalling a new trend in holiday shopping. >> you may notice that crowds are smaller than they used to be. we will explain with team coverage. >> live in king of prussia mall, katy, what are you you are not? >> this is one of the busier spots in the mall. earlier today, we saw steady crowds throughout. another indicator of how busy it has been, the parking lot, filled to capacity since 8:00 this morning. >> took 30 minutes to get a

i'm natalie allen. >>> the united states is stepping up its battle against isis. the white house is sending up to 1500 more troops from the next several weeks to serve in noncombat royals. u.s. president obama also requested more money to fund the mission. chief u.s. security correspondent jim sciutto has details. >> reporter: iraqi forces in battle against isis, encouraged by recent iraqi successes against the terrorist group including the retaking of a key border crossing with syria, now the president is authorizing another 1500 troops doubling the number of u.s. forces on the ground and the orders will put them closer to the front lines adding two more operation centers beyond baghdad and irbil and in several more sites around the country to train iraqi and kurdish brigades. their role is not changing, advise, assist and train but it is a major expansion of u.s. boots on the ground. >> there's no intent to put the trainers out in the field with these units once they're trained. >> reporter: to finance the expansion the president is asking congress for nearly $6

the clerk: victor allen bolden of connecticut to be united states district judge -- scratch that. wendy beetlestone to be united states district judge for the eastern district of pennsylvania. the presiding officer: the majority leader is recogniz rec. the senate will come to order. the majority leader is recognized. mr. reid: mr. president, we'll have one more vote. we will -- as soon as that's turned in, we'll go into recess subject to a call of the chair, for a briefing that everyone should go to. and then we'll come up for some wrap-up. this is the last vote of the night. the presiding officer: under the previous order, there are two minutes equally divided prior to the motion to invoke cloture on the bolden nomination. who yields time? without objection, all time has been yielded back. by unanimous consent, the clerk reports -- the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, hereby move to bring to a close the debate on the nomination

here is allen martin. >> reporter: it is the voice with the silver sterling pipes.da ronstadt broke records as well as hearts. she was rock's first female superstar. however, recently a major change. a year ago, the singer was diagnosed with parkinson's disease. now near baker beach in san francisco, an update from her home. >> i'm still getting around, but it is harder and harder. >> reporter: in a wide ranging interview, ronstadt describes her life. >> it is hard to wash my hair, brush my teeth. put my clothes on. >> reporter: the disease has left her unable to sing. if she tries? >> it sounds like nothing. i can't get to the sound. >> reporter: linda ronstadt grew up in tucson, arizona and moved to southern california in the 60s. >> i thought i was pretty good in tucson. i got to la and found out i was lower than an earthworm. >> reporter: that didn't last for long. [ singing ] >> ronstadt has sold more than 100 million records. her album covers are as famous as her music and her music, incredibly diverse. from gilbert and sullivan. to traditional mariachi. she h

growing up in port allen, here it is. i grew up in the country. and i loved it.s little brown curly haired kid with big teeth and big ears and who grew into his looks, ha ha ha. what am i doing? am i rolling? i left louisiana in my 20s and never really looked back. now i'm going home to find my roots to learn more about my family tree, the people who are so much a part of who i am today. >> come on over here. >> i don't want to see y'all, i just want to eat. >> come on, come on come on. >> hey, mother. >> hi! >> i think i still owe them something. >> i spent so many years chasing a dream and chasing a career and missing birthday parties and anniversaries and graduations and babies being born and because of this i have had to reconnect more with my family and talk with my family and what's better than that? may father died when i was 9, so i was raised by my mom who worked and by her mom, my grandmother. >> my mom is my best friend now. my grandmother was my buddy. i can't wait to find out more about her because i think she's the lynch pen. i think about her all t

nbc ron allen has the story. >> reporter: ferguson's already battered main street more businesses adding more protections worried about what happened when prosecutors will announce whether darren wilson will face charges for killing unarmed teen michael brown. >> do you there's going to be a need? >> we're preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. >> they're worried about the repeat of the protests last summer. heavily armed police, random shootings, a terrifying time. >> sales are three times higher than usual at the gun ranges. many first-time buyers like this >> you would use this this. >> yes. >> missouri's governor tried to reassure a nervous public. >> this is america. people have a right to express their views and grievances. but they do not have the right to put their fellow citizens or their property at risk. >>> he said a thousand officers had been trying to deal with nidis tur bans. the national guard will be on standby and officers statewide on alert. county police in charge of protest security say they've spent at least $170,000 on fresh supplies of riot gear, tear ga

nbc's ron allen has the latest. >> reporter: a passionate group of demonstrators disrupted streets near the courthouse where a grand jury is deciding whether to indict officer darren wilson in the death of michael brown. how do you resolve this peacefully? >> indict the cop. >> reporter: a state of emergency, warning of possible expanded unrest and activated the national guard. hundreds of troops were called in last august, when violence erupted after brown's death. police say all the protests have not been peaceful. >> it has been very hazardous. >> reporter: tension building as police records obtained by the st. louis post dispatch show new video of officer wilson hours after the fatal encounter at a police station. and police radio calls from that day, tracking a robbery suspect. >> 25, it's gonna be a black male in a white t-shirt. he's running toward quick trip. >> reporter: officer wilson asked if he's needed. >> 21 to 25 or 2, you guys need me. >> reporter: later, wilson reports his location, the street where he shot and killed brown. >> 21, put me on canfield with two, and send