bla, bla, bla. i sat here listening to garbage.ou can't fell, if you tell, you're a [ bleep ] rat. and somebody calls you a [ bleep ] rat, you say i'll put you in the ground. now what? >> while most fellow inmates infuriate him. he wanted our interviewer to know his respect for women and children is strong. >> they disrespect a woman, i'm going put them in the ground, rape-os, child molesters, there's no cure for them, so you kill them. that's how you deal with the problem. there's no problem then. abuhl went on to give us a graphic account how he murdered his cell mate. . he was talking about how he was going to strangle this lady. so i tore up a sheet and wrapped it around his head, and i said, nope, you ain't doing nothing. >> you go say hi to mommy. >> how did he die? >> he kept on breathing. i thought i was doing it wrong, because i didn't have the appropriate -- a wire, you can decapitate someone if you yank on it, i tried to decapitate him with the sheets. it was five minutes of flailing around. i then got it on his neck and

you give her the speech, you don't know what those are, bla, bla.might want to take a couple, you say that's stupid. you see her trying to sell these pills. long story short, she takes a couple or you think she does. you tell the deputy because you're thinking this girl just took a couple pills, you're concerned. and then the whole strip search thing goes on, she swallows them. you left out the whole part where you're on the phone where you're telling your husband two different names of whose pills they are. i had to listen to an hour's worth of phone calls that you made that day. >> i figured it was in the report because i told them exactly what happened. she wanted to take them. >> you were trying to find out what they were? >> right. i didn't have a problem with jessica. just that one day we had an argument. >> after a few more minutes of questioning, deputy gray has a clearer picture of what happened. >> i think what happened is the female inmate that ingested the pills wasn't well liked. when she was hustling these pills, she was probably tryin

elecciones las declaraciones del presidente obama sean criticadas polÍticamente y mucho mÁs si hae blarios que conocen el incidente. el intruso entrÓ a la casa blanca con un cuchillo. corriÓ por un pasillo, entró a un salÓn de recepciones. cuando lanzÓ 170 pies en la casa. un agente lo derribo. >> el fin de semana no fue agradable para muchos pasajeros que sufren las consecuencias por paralisis en el aeropuerto de chicago. algunos ponen un pie en un aviÓn, otros cuestionan la seguridad y ausencia de un plan de contingencia. enrique rodrÍguez nos dice cuÁles son los cuestionamientos. >> todavÍa se cuestionan de las medidas de seguridad en el control aÉreo, cÓmo es posible que un contratista trabajara sin supervisiÓn alguna. >> haga de cuenta que entramos terroristas supervigilado. donde deberÍa estar la segura, no estÁ. >> no entienden cÓmo el aeropuerto, el mÁs ocupado en todo el paÍs no tenga plan de contingencia. >> es sorprendente, porque es un aeropuerto internacional de un paÍs primer mundista. que deberÍa de... de tener ese tipo de planes, para este tipo de situaciones que es com

the doing nothing and this project specifically, i hope and not looking at the right blas place the wind impacts i heard numbers but not seeing the analysis of the alternatives. i am worried about i know that mr. collin mentioned the fabulous sdoipd but in i'm in a nursing home i'm not worried about the zip code but this is really going to have an impact i can't walk across a street with a 50 mile-per-hour windy can't imagine with a older man. i want to applaud the gentleman i really think he had a point on wants exception list. and i'm skrpd about the different kinds of shade. thank you >> commissioner moore. >> for my own edification i'd like to see a further implication been the wealthy and height men and women categorized by age i'm a relatively small person i live in an area that is windy about his but there's a science when wind is not comfortable we need a matrix i would appreciative people add metrics into the eir. >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you very much just two things quick i think we have two comments commissioner richards mentioned there are a listing of the summary a

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bishop blas cupich of spokane, washington will succeed cardinal francis george, who is battling cancer. cupich will become archbishop in november. stars of stage and screen gathered inside a harlem church today to remember emmy-winning activist and civil rights activist ruby dey. phyilicia rashad, tyne daly, and others remembered dey who died in june at the age of 91. family members called her "the voice of our humanity." and emmy winning actress and singer polly bergen has died. bergen began acting in the 40s. in 1964, she played the first woman president in "kisses for my president." she also starred in the original "cape fear." bergen won an emmy in 19 fate for playing singer helen morgan on playhouse 90. she died today at her home in connecticut. polly bergen was 84. and coming up, what this young inventor is up to now. >> axelrod: timely tonight, who says americans don't make anything anymore? they couldn't possibly be talking about the young prodigy we found showing off his latest innovations this weekend. >> how do you like that? >> yes. >> joey is showing off his latest gageets

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look at this lightning from bla blackwood, camden county, as storms rumbled through the area overnight. in audubon, camden county, you can see the trees blowing from the strong winds as this area got hit hard. at the height of the storm, the made in america concert had to be evacuated. nbc 10 was there as drench eed concert-goers were forced to evacuate. >>> it was a stormy night. we're still tracking some showers this morning and the possibility of showers remains throughout the day, but just in a few areas. storms with heat and humidity this afternoon are going to stay with us not only today but tomorrow as well. 71 in doylestown. clouds over cape may with temperatures in the 70s. flag is at rest at nbc 10. some areas of fog for coatesville and quakertown. visibility has come down in hazelton to a half mile. a few more showers right now in chester county, delaware and south jersey. isolated. very light showers. that one heavier shower is quickly dying out in chester county. west caln saw some rain. light rain falling in downingtown. just a few sprinkles moving into philadelphia now.

we are live along the 200 bla mk of stevenson avenue. police are there. the hospital. stay withomiaction newday. 6abc.com as we work to get an update on the person's condition and an explanation as to why he was shot. we are told the officer was not hurt. >> little damp out there this morning. >> it is. >> even soggy in a few spots with the rain coming down. in plymouth meeting it's not too bad weather-wise and all lanes are opened here along the blue route 476 approaching the mid county tolls. if you're continuing to travel north way up toward the lehigh valley watch out for construction taking out the right lane. all southbound construction on the northeast extension has cleared. work zone down in new castle. route nine river road shut doning. and wrangle hill road scheduled through tomorrow for railroad crossing work. maybe stick with schoolhouse road or highway 1 as some alteluates. >> and storm tracker 6 live double scan in 3-d showing that steady rain from yesterday is really off the coastline. but as we pull in our closer view with storm tracker 6

that photo-shopped image was bla plastered across the web. it showed the model with the black eye. get your game face on. it doesn't get much worse than that. >> it gave cover girl a chance to say hey, we want this to be a conversation that we do not endorse in any way, shape or form. so cover girl, i think, used that well in the end. let's talk about the commissioner, roger goodell. he, under his leadership, 32 teams, all of them have grown in value. it's unbelievable. the top five have more than doubled their worth since goodell took over. this is a money story. he made 44 -- he made $44 million last year. at what point does he become more trouble than he's worth? >> he has 44 million reasons not to step down, right? >> right, right? >> to me, that number says it all about why we haven't seen action happen. >> right. but if you look at those team valuations, and you know that more than anyone else out there, that's driven by the media contract. so how much of that is goodell's doing and how much is the market driving the valuations? >> i would argue that they could be the s&p 500

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tropical storm norbert off e baja california coast is bla . >>> people in the southern california desert, tropical storm norbert is being blamed for a sudden thunderstorm which affected them with water and mud. they dumped about two inches of rain in just about an hour. >> how deep is it? >> about 8 feet. there are three cars out there. >> more is expected in southern california nevada and or zone. >>> they are -- arizona. >>> they are showing some big problems. they are determined to conserve while reserving their way of life. >> reporter: at the lodge clothing may be optional but water, that that is a necessity. >> we have not had an issue with having enough water. >> reporter: lori k-stout runs the resort, two wells and a creek and spring are all nearly bone dry. >> all of our water resources are low and it is getting lower. >> reporter: the 87,000-gallon water tank gets low and then they ship in water. it does not keep them from drying up as the forest dries up the lack of water changes the community. >> i don't fear we are going under, up fear we can't do everything we would luke to

henry ford response with model t, you can have any color you like, so lon as it i plaque, that is yo bla as you can have any curriculum you want so long as your k does good on tests. >> one big criticism of common core, central planning, who buys textbooks, who hires teachers in local school districts. john: government. >> be that as it may, federal government is not telling you who should teach your kid in your lal school district. >> the gates foundation is, they set up a committee to review those textbook to fit, com commn corps.ou say gates foundatio a scheme with america, that comes with money, the eduecrats acceptt. >> in 1833, time was not standardizeed in this country. john: that is good. >> and you know why, railroads s gave up standard time. hn: the tie to dom -- common core? >> standds arrive when we need them. if dom op core goes away tomorrow we'll have other horrible international comparisons. john: why not have choice? parents would figure out which schools taught well. >> i'm a big choice aocate. >> it sounds like it. >> it makese nervous, you can have choice in certain t

the gp blas have six seats to restrain control. >> james: the unidentified patient in see clearly on, like the three other patients to leave the placed in the hospital's special isolation unit. >>: here you a notice to shelve the for the attack. and this shows were it's a contagious and they basically fit like bicycle helmets. >> james: the ebola outbreak this described as to the deadliest outbreak in history. the u.s. government has given aid $10,000 contribution to help. >> james: nfl commissioner roger cadet dell is speaking out on his handling of suspending rice from >>: we assume there was a bit of video we asked will never saw it. and we did not give this right and i am accountable for that. >> james: also said he's not going to step down and criticism as a part of his everyday example. >> james>> reporter: san franci9 this owner would not speak about craig mcdonald. he asked back up the decision that he will play until he is charged. >>: we will to make sure everyone is afforded the right that americans are for it. >>: i believe it very strongly that she cared more about a char

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rawlings bla left the star spangled spectacular event in baltimore becae s vi chest pains. we're told the mayor is in good condition a should head home some time today. >>> we now know the name of the doman who stbe her husband to th in the district. we brought you this yesterday morning. police say early saturday morning 50-year-old yvonne simms stabbed jordan inside their home in southeast d.c. simms was arrested at the scene and charged with murder. jordan died at the hospital. >>> investigatre trying to figure out whaedhi small pla crash at the montgomery co air park. you can see it there upside down on a grassy area just off the runway. the crush happen yteay afternoon. the opl board were able to walk away as they were not hurt. >>> i heard a loud thump out here at the montgomery county air park. when i walked out of the building, i saw the pilot walking out of the airane. he seemed to a little banged up, but he wasfothmo part. >> a neighbor near the air rk told our crew this is the fourth small plane to crash over the last 12 years. >>> a manhunt happening now after a

i wore a blas plastic bag, plastic jacket, gloves and mask. >> so this is it. >> yes. >> this is whathen hospitals turn people away. you became inventive. >> unfortunately her cousin alfred didn't pull through. but she saved her father, her sister and her mother from ebola. >> i'm very much proud of her for the way that she did through the power of almighty god. >> do you owe your life to her? >> more than my life. >> unicef heard about fatu and was inspired by her. now they're teaching her trash bag method to other people. >> i feel proud of myself. >> you're quite a nurse. and you're not even officially a nurse yet. >> no. >> so many of them survived. but more on how you can help, go to cnn.com/impact. you'll find information about organizations providing aid anticipate treatment to those with the disease. >> moving on to another big story in the united states. authorities have arrested a suspect in connection with a missing college student, hannah graham. he was found some 1,200 miles and 1,900 kilometers from where graham was last seen in the state of virginia. >> jessie matthew i

bla black. >>> eric holder's resignation -- holder is stepping down amid numerous controversies including scandal of the irs and the resulting contempt of congress charge against him. our political insiders are back. ed, i'm going to start with wrou, why leave now if you're eric holder? >> i think they assume that the senate will be taken over by republicans, it will be a very difficult appointment, it will be drawn out for a long period of time and they think they can get the 51 votes and get it through quickly. holder has been the president's political lawyer, he has protected the president at all times and not the country, i think you need to get some person who's a federal judge or something like that who can go in there and restore the dignity of that place. there's been some bad republicans as well as john mitchell who was the attorney general to nixon, both of them went to jail, or at least one got impeached and one went to jail. and my sense is we need someone above all that today. >> i don't know if you caught the interview that the ag did recently saying that he saw himself as a

rescuers numbered lawyers, editors, public men and private individuals, the rank and file, though, were bla -- were black, an african fury is entitled to claim the greatest share of the rescue. tubman used this leading role in the liberation of slaves but nall's rescue was the first public battle that she led. she had earned the nickname of mosesot underground railroad but clearly she was a -- moses on the underground railroad but clearly she was a joshua as well. she wrote that shot was flying like hail above her head but she knew what most americans would discover, what john brown had demonstrated a few months before. slavery was war. after the civil war was formally declared, in a sense moving an underground movement above ground, tubman joined with federal forces, first in virginia and then in south carolina. she continued her struggle to destroy slavery as a spy, as a scout, for union generals. these clandestine activities were finally recognized with a federal pension after 30 years of petitions to congress. she was at first given a widow's pension in 1893, then in18 99 the pension in

push forward new rules to begin disclosure, put in blas strong, new controls on breeker dealers that customer assets, reduce reliance on credit ratings. since april 20, 13 u the sec has proposed or adocumented nearly 20 significant rules and, thus far, has proposed to rent about pnt to all of the commissions of the dodd-frank act. our focus now is on tightsle vii and executive rules required by dodd-frank. we have worked closely with our fellow financial regulators to ensure that our financial regulatory system works overall: the financial oversighted committee serves a significant role. more remains to be done. stand the test of time under intense scrutiny and rapidly changing economics. thank you again for the opportunity to testify today. i would be hatch pill to answer any questions. >> thank you. chairman, please, proceed. >> thank you, chairman johnson. i'm pleased to testify before you today on behalf of the commission. while this is my first aid peerns as the ftc chair, i want to add my thanks to you, particularly with my respected to the prior rote of the program, it was ver

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. >> announcer: today's weather is brought to you by yoplait greek, the i don't bla greek taste-off isyway, we've got strong storms moving out of minnesota into wisconsin. we've had tornado warnings this morning throughout a good portion of the um per midwest. as we look, you'll see we've got severe thunderstorm watches now in effect throughout a good portion of northern wisconsin. these are very heavy storms, we're watching these. we've got a lot of heavy activity from milwaukee into chicago. strong storms firing up there, we're watching that area that there's probably going to be airport delays out of this thing. we've got the risk of severe weather this afternoon. supercells, isolated tornadoes, large hail, damaging winds likely from waterloo, duluth, marquette into green bay. heavier rain, could be flooding around chicago, also as you get into the u.p. of michigan. look who is over? erica hill is doing a facebook chat. check her out, go to >>> 9:10. good thursday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. a hazy sky over san jose, and it looks exactly the same over oakland

cutting trees in his backyard in south florida when he says the weight of a branch both hands toward a bla says thankfully there is no major damage and he is thanking fans for their support and reminding them to always be respectful of the unexpected when you have a chainsaw in your hand. martha: british prime minister david cameron bolling to destroy isis after the brutal beheading of aid worker's david haynes who is from great britain over the weekend. this response many side as much different from that of president obama in a similar awful circumstances. he left a social event, rushed back to work to attend an emergency committee meeting. >> we do not seek out confrontation, but we need to understand we cannot ignore this threat to that of our allies. there is the option of keeping our heads down that would make us safe. the problem would get worse as it has done over recent months not just for us, for europe and the world. we cannot just walk on by if we are to keep this country safe, we have to confront this menace. martha: president obama issued this statement after the beheading. th

point-bla point-blank. >> what's your reaction to that? >> well, it saddens me. and i think it's outrageous to say that a push or a spit is equal to knocking someone unconscious. those are two very different things. and we need to not be confused about that. and to say that if she pushed him or she spit on him then she deserves to be knocked unconscious, that's crazy. and it's also to say that that's normal male behavior. and it's not. this is violent behavior that's being perpetrated by a small group of men and it does not represent all male behavior. >> can you explain the ideology of a woman who's basically saying -- she's promoting violence and saying hey, you hit -- where does that come from? >> well, i think it comes from a lot amiss about domestic violence and a lot of misunderstandings about it. that's where i hope the nfl will really take this as a serious opportunity to engage in putting all the influence and the resources they have to awareness about domestic violence, prevention programs and really making a change within the culture. it's time for us