i'm ambrose monk, adrian's brother. ambrose monk. yes, i know. very nice to meet you, ambrose. yes. uh... this is my daughter, julie. i like your costume. you're a cardiologist. i'm a doctor. no. you're a cardiologist. you see, that stethoscope has a built-in concave amplifier. it's called a stethron. cardiologists use it to listen for heart murmurs. guess i'm a cardiologist. it's all right. i made a mistake once. come--come in. wow. this is spooky. do you do this every year for halloween? do what? um, nothing. all these instruction manuals. yes, ambrose wrote them. that's what he does. wow, ambrose, you must be pretty handy around the house. yeah, you should've been there when we were putting together my malibu jenny bungalow. it took my mom five hours. i'm not surprised. mike gordon wrote that one. he's a hack. the man can't tell the difference between a 3/4 inch retaining screw and a half inch lag bolt. i'm not kidding. he actually made that mistake. still can't believe he niz-em what? national society of instruction manual writers. oh. right. i've won five of them. can we see on

rob ambrose is telling his team to embrace last season's ending... . rob ambrose- from now on there won't be any politcs, there won't be. and the way we practice, train, prepare and the way we play on sunday... we won't leave any pause. we aren't going to leave any doubt in anyone's mind. . being left out of the post season... after a 7-and-4 record and second straight caa title... is towson's fuel for this season's fire. . terrance west-last year we felt like we didn't get what we deserved. so this year we have to leave it up to the team and us that we can win it all. eric pike-we are feeding off of last year a lot, not being accepted into the playoffs and those seniors a part of last year's team didn't get that chance and to continue on. we left on a sour note and we are trying to make sure we do everything we can to put our best foot forward to make sure that doesn't happen again. morgan adsit-there's still one major task at hand before towson can start to prepare of next week's season opener. name a starting quarterback. that decision will come tomorrow and it's between connor frazier

ambroseros cynthia addresses ---year-old cynthia andrus -- cynthia ambrose addresses the judge. she was convicted of official aggression. in may of 2012, she ordered students to line up and take turns hitting seven-year-old aiden neeley. she said the boy was acting up and teaching him a lesson. cynthia ambrose even encouraged students to hit harder. >> when the first of the students struck aiden neeley, the phrase she used was "hit him harder. , that speaks to her character. >> the judge sentenced her to two years probation and as a condition she will have to serve 30 years in jail and will not be allowed to teach. >> this is the parents worst nightmare -- they assume the children to you out of there site for the major portion of the day and trustee to take care of those children. >> the texas education agency is not ruled on whether cynthia ambrose will lose her license to teach. the consumer alert, if you are looking to buy a new car, now is a great time. according to analysts, late august through september is when you will find the best combination of discounts and selection

we'll have more information on that match-up and who challenged dean ambrose in just a little bit hereover jimmy uso. here comes drew mcintyre. a lot of aggression being shown here tonight, miz, on "main event" from 3mb. >> it's all about keeping jimmy uso, is that jey uso?

marcos ambrose was in the poll trying to win here for the eighth straight year.the track into the wall, hard on lap 16. they crashed up his car. the circuit once dominant driver led at 56. late was back in the pack with six to go. he made contact with mike papas and ended up in the wall. and ambrose not appreciative. kyle busch outlasted keselowski and took the checker. busch last year had to lead. over all points leader remains jimmy johnson who was eighth today. >>> totally different kind of fast at the world track and field championship in moscow. olympic medalist usaine bolt. bolt then catches him and wins going away. bolt's time 9.77 second. almost .2 behind his world record but he continued to claim the title of fastest human on the planet. >>> it was a dominant performance all week for serena. where she did not drop a set all weekend and that did not change today. serena in the far court simply overpowers your opponent. serena in the near court and more dominant in the second set with a 6-6 win. and top ranked woman in the world. >>> the men's version of t

cynthia ambrose also was ordered tuesday to serve two years' probation.he was convicted in june of official oppression, a misdemeanor. prosecutors say the 44-year- old former kindergarten teacher at salinas elementary school told her students in may 2012 to line up and hit the 6-year-old boy so he knows "how it feels to be bullied." the san antonio express-news reports state district judge prevent ambrose from maximum probation term allowed. he is allowing her to serve senseless. he was an excellent guy on his training schedule. >> the family say that they are trying to do with this tragedy 9,000 mi. away in millburnmelbourne, australia. >> sent the o a teacher, cynthia ...ambrose was ordered tuesday to serve two years' probation. she was convicted and the month of june sentenced 30 days in jail. they say that the former kindergarten teacher at the silly enough elementary told students to line up and hit a six year-old boy. still ahead on the kron four morning news. radioactive water leaking from japan's crippled fukushima plant, sends mode. what workers

and, finally, i said, dad, i have to tell ambrose store, too. he said okay, i trust you but it's funny because a lot of the people who read it will say ambrose, he was a bastard and i'll say no, he made some bad choices. he wasn't a bad man, and it's interesting, after i won the pulitzer for the willie horton story on the newspaper, we want the pulitzer, he knew about that. my name he used to write in and he says i wonder if my journalist granddaughter will come find me? and i did, only many years later after he died. so i feel like i have gotten to know my grandfather, and there were good things about him. he never deserted his second family. he was a hard worker during the war. he worked in brooklyn helping repair the victory ships, so he was a hard worker many times, and he loved his children. he kept the picture of my father and my uncle when they were young in his wallet. he had paintings of him in his closet. and when a second family would say to are those boys, he could never talk about. they were the secret boys that later in life they l

according to the guy who shot this video, bradley ambrose. no damage caused by this.eople were able to get right back up in that sky tower and look out over new sow land. >> what would be especially cool is if you froze it. >> it looks like a magic wand. >> i give you the world's biggest lightsaber. >> regardless. i'm glad somebody had a camera pointed at this thing. >> go up and check it out tonight. >> no. >> not the night of the storm. >>> on the front line of a wildfire. >> this though is a real up close look at how accurate they can be. >>> and when dogs talk. >> how do you talk to me? >> what do you want from me? >> hear the mouth on this pooch, next. >> look at that one. >> oh! at ikea, we don't just design furniture. we design good mornings. little experiments. big ideas. brighter ways. and better tomorrows you can take home today. imagine if everyday was just a little bit better for everyone. >>> like us on facebook.com/rightthisminute. stay in touch all day long. now back to the show. >>> we're deep into the hot dry summer and you know wild fires across the

according to the guy who shot this video, bradley ambrose. no damage caused by this. the people were able to get right back up in that sky tower and look out over new sow land. >> what would be especially cool is if you froze it. >> it looks like a magic wand. >> i give you the world's biggest lightsaber. >> regardless. i'm glad somebody had a camera pointed at this thing. >> go up and check it out tonight. >> no. >> not the night of the storm. >>> on the front line of a wildfire. >> this though is a real up close look at how accurate they can be. >>> and when dogs talk. >> how do you talk to me? >> what do you want from me? >> hear the mouth on this pooch, next. >> look at that one. [ dog growls, barks ] bring your dog to work day. not our best idea. [ barking ] george! stop it! stop. oh. it was a nice thought. [ male announcer ] some business decisions are better than others. the best decision is switching to verizon. you're good to go. that was fast! thank you. [ male announcer ] choose verizon fios and get 100% fiber optic fast internet and business class phone bo

-- ambrose's family? i never knew anything about ambrose because he abandoned my dad, and my dad refused to talk about him so on this night at my home in maine, i dreamed of giant waves and the grandfather i'd never met. and that began a research into the "august gale." and i spent nine years off and on, because i work full-time as a journalist, researching. my dad and i and my sister traveled to newfoundland to interview the survivors, people who lost their dads in the storm. we interviewed people who remembered the gale and what it did to that community. so it was, the research was incredible because it was, you know, the priest going door to door to tell all these families, you've lost a son, you've lost a husband, you've lost three sons and one husband. so it was just an event this their lives that was sort of like their 9/11. it was a natural disaster that took all of their fathers away. and the other piece during that trip is learning about my grandfather. i mean, i'd never seen a picture of him. an

marcus ambrose has won there two years in a row and on the pole tomorrow, trying to make it three straight drivers there as well. and things didn't start out well for kyle busch. they are about to finish one lap and he spins into the wall. that wasn't so bad, but mike wallace was headed his way. wallace was finished for the day. busch eventually finished 24m, brad keselowski made the win. there is a saying about the way you drive up with that is a rental and keselowski subscribes to that theory. we leave you with a featured attraction of liberty game of the wnba. they call themselves the timeless torches. and they play not fit the traditional stereotype for this kind of thing, but they can dance. >> i love it. >> that will do for this saturday night sportswrap, we'll see you again tomorrow at 5:00. >> they can really move. >> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >>> the building in downtown oakland has been a central figure in the bart negotiations. this is where the transit agency and its union right now at this hour continue to talk to try to hammer out a dale. >> be sure to j

and while he's walking, tell us, the current field, tingle ambrose family are awar aware ts is, amber rudd, that the manuscript is out of? >> i think it was a quotation from bud fields grandson i think it was, yes, about the book spent pleased that it is out and thought that brought honor to the family, even while describing the very difficult circumstances in which they lived? >> yeah, that's right. >> over here. >> i'd like to make a brief statement before a question. i lived from 1936-1941 on a 125-acre farm three miles east of avondale estates, not residential. we had a black tenant farmer, and all summer long my brother, one year younger than i, worked with his black tenant farmer. and on weekends and sometimes after school, we race horses, two horses, a mule, towels, pigs, goats, the whole animal farm, chickens, and sold produce the enemy hospital. the made work in the big house, and the tenant farmer farmed. we didn't farm cotton. my question is, was there any research at all of the black tenant farmer? >> well, agee was sent explicitly life fortune to find a representative fam

cynthia ambrose wanted to teach a 6-year-old boy what it felt like to be bullied so she lined up these in may of last year. >>> the pitcher who beaned alex rodriguez has been fine and suspended. the incident on national tv has been ruled intentional. red sox's ryan dempster will miss five games and pay an undisclosed fine and joe girardi will also pay for his actions. he complains that dempster's punishment isn't enough because the pitcher isn't likely to miss his start. >>> the teens making all the great cool videos are back at it again. look at this 12-man operation. gotten over 6,000 hits. their first video has over 1 million hits. this trend has kids around the country taking bigger risks trying to top each other with their videos. >>> all right, it's 8:05. right now let's go back to al. >> thanks so much. omg your sister is going to drive. who is your sister? uh-oh, you have your license? >> not yet. i take my permit test on friday. >> good luck. >> thank you >> let's check your weather. pick city of the day, just happens to be wichita falls, texas. sunny and hot. 98 degrees. nb

manchester came of age, if you will, in the mid-20th century as a writer and i'm thinking of stephen ambrose cornelius ryan, william manchester, [speaking in native tongue] black hats and white hats. even stand up eliot morrison, the official naval historian of world war ii when our boys are at midway in his official history, he's rooting for them and then they swoop down on the chops. they saw heroes, blackouts, white hats. mr. manchester was one of them and so we agreed that, you know, my goal was to read a write a conversational 21st century toys than the editors that if you tell a story well, nobody's going to say this doesn't sound enough like manchester. that was the goal. i will say this about though manchester's writing style and it was nifty. in his macarthur book, for instance, is a very manly sort of voice writing about general macarthur. in the churchill volumes coming manchester's prose whispers churchville. in a sense, that is though manchester putting himself in the book. it's a pretty nifty way to approach things so there is a reminder of churchill and rhetoric in the first t

manchester came of age, if you will, in the mid-20th century as a writer and i'm thinking of stephen ambroseand cornelius ryan, william manchester, [speaking in native tongue] black hats and white hats. even stand up eliot morrison, the official naval historian of world war ii when our boys are at midway in his official history, he's rooting for them and then they swoop down on the chops. they saw heroes, blackouts, white hats. mr. manchester was one of them and so we agreed that, you know, my goal was to read a write a conversational 21st century toys than the editors that if you tell a story well, nobody's going to say this doesn't sound enough like manchester. that was the goal. i will say this about though manchester's writing style and it was nifty. in his macarthur book, for instance, is a very manly sort of voice writing about general macarthur. in the churchill volumes coming manchester's prose whispers churchville. in a sense, that is though manchester putting himself in the book. it's a pretty nifty way to approach things so there is a reminder of churchill and rhetoric in the firs