togood evening, and welcome bob jones university.rst of three on bouncing piety and pragmatism , evangelical and politics. we appreciate you being with us this evening. oure could, let's begin program of the word of prayer. heavenly father, we do thank you for the opportunity that we have here at bob jones university to learn mab

bob jones has the latest out of akron. >>reporter: the ntsb said a litany of failures led to the plane crash of last november 10 as the pilots tried to last at akron-fulton airport. much of the ntsb probable cause focused on pile at issues. the pilots did not follow land with an unstabilized approach. the flaps were set wrong and required check lists were disregarded. the plane stalled leading to a fiery crash into an akron apartment building killing all 19 people on board. no one on the ground was hurt. the ntsb also said there was a disregard to safety that ex tenld toed execuflight which owned the plane. they credit advertised the company by not looking into reasons why the two pilots were fired from previous jobs before they started execuflight. >> they did not ensure that their crews were operating according to standards and we saw that this flight deck was not following procedures. and so, this organization, whether we're talking about the cockpit level, or the organizational level, it was in fested with sloppiness.

bob jones introduced you to an army veteran monday. he confronted a burglar in his home and ended up shooting the man. he had survived three strokes and two heart attacks before that fight. then on tuesday, we told you about a car that left 77 and crashed down an embankment. he was taken by helicopter to the hospital but tragically we learned today did the man accused of breaking into his home is still locked up, charged with burglary and assault. >>> just when you thought the race for the white house couldn't get any uglier we found a new low. >> today donald trump back on the defense lashing out at the "new york times" over an article on two women who claim trump groped them years ago. news 5 anchor rob powers is following trump's response from the newsroom. >> donald trump is threatening total fabrication. the message from the times is this. bring it on. the vice president and assistant general counsel for the "new york times" company released a letter today saying the newspaper welcomes trump's challenge. yesterday the paper publis

news 5's bob jones tells us the who and what are baffling investigators. >> reporter: the bath township police chief told me he has never seen a case quite like the bizarre crime committed at this doctor's office. it leaves many unanswered questions including who would break in and then perform a who's the patient? and where are they now? >> who does this? i mean this is so strange. >> we have no idea. that's what we're trying to get to the bottom v. >> reporter: photographs captured the evidence that someone used machines and conducted a medical procedure after the break-in at this family practice. instruments left in bowls, a surgical glove tossed in the trash along with medication wrappings. even a purple gown left on a table. >> it's very bizarre. medical procedure. >> reporter: based on the machines and instruments used the chief believes an ear procedure was dunn. he says whoever broke in disabled an alarm. the chief says none of the employees used the practice during that time. >> you would certainly be concerned about the person the procedure was performed object. was there ster

bob jones university hosted this event. it is an hour and a half. >> well, good evening, and welcome to bob jones university. and the series of the first of three forms on bouncing piety -- balancing piety and pragmatism, evangelical and politics. we appreciate you being with us this evening. if we could, let's begin our program of the word of prayer. heavenly father, we do thank you for the opportunity that we have here at bob jones university to learn more about our civic responsibilities and the great nation that you have blessed us to be a part of. we do pray for our nation. we pray for our elected leaders. we pray for president obama particularly, as he leads this nation, that you might grant him wisdom, and that your sovereign hand might be directing the decisions that he makes. we think of the tragedies that have happened recently, attacks on the well-being and even life of many citizens. we pray that you protect the life come and pray that those of us who know you would live godly lives will be able to influence tho

bob jones talked with merit's former manager who is not surprised. >> reporter: before game five of the alcs jose bautista said lineup. he responded by promptly booting the blue jays from the playoffs. what they didn't know, don't underestimate mr. merit. ryan merit remains the toast of cleveland. his quiet demeanor has been known to fool a few folks including his former aa rubber ducks manager dave wallace. >> as he was out there on the mound, i interpreted it a little bit as he wasn't the but it didn't take long before i realized that the fire burned within him, and's great competitor. >> reporter: if wallace had any doubts those disappeared after ryan threw a no-hitter last year. the first rubber ducks no- hitter comes on july 11th, 2015, tossed by left-hander ryan merit. >> reporter: after the 24-year- old rookie helped pitch the ryan and his fiancee by buying up their wedding registry. >> everybody is so nice so supportive. >> ryan is not one to be arrogant, even after success. >> reporter: and now ryan is on the 25-man world series indians roster. rubber ducks radio play by play g

bob jones joins us now. right now detectives are hoping surveillance cameras may have captured something. >> reporter: they did check cameras from near by businesses but so far no luck with videos. a man was crossing 62 when kept going. it oo essential a very disturbing case but people that? work around here say they're not surprised by another tragedy on 62. rescue crews rushed to the intersection just before 10:00 tuesday night but nothing could be done to save a man hit by a car. the name of the victim remain as mystery. >> 60s, white male, 5'9" and this point. >> reporter: car parts were left at the scene. it was properly a hyundai sonata and should have front end damage. >> i believe they would've known they hit someone or something. at that point it's unfortunate they did not stop. >> reporter: angela works at a surplus star at the intersection. >> it's sad and disrespectful how somebody can hit and on someone. >> reporter: last year a new 5s investigation found more than 600 crashes over five years on

bob jones, newschannel5. >> thank you, bob. you can also watch the live stream of the ntsb announcement on our newschannel5 app at 9:30 tomorrow morning. >>> right now maple heights police are looking for a gunman that shot and killed someone. it happened at the h2o lounge on libby road saturday night. the 9-1-1 caller said they found several people with guns and when police showed up a 21- year-old was shot and lying in find out more after two decomposing bodies were found inside this grafton building. it happened in the 800 block of bashard street. police found the bodies while conducting a welfare check over the weekend and investigators are calling this suspicious. >>> we are learning new information about a deadly crash at a concert for senior citizens in parma heights. police charged the 74-year-old woman who drove her car into a crowd. donna chidsey tu officers say she told them she confused the grass and brake pedals. two people died at the concert. she is charged with two counts of vehicular homicide. she is scheduled

. >> bob jones talked with a witness and learned that teams of criminals appear to be work together. >> reporter: susan great house was about to begin a hike at o'neil metro park in bath township when she heard a loud bang from the parking lot and then saw a man braking into a minivan. >> he had the bubble wrap wrapped around his right arm, and he was taking his elbow, and he broke in the driver's side window. and the shattered glass. a woman's purse containing credit cards was snatched. susan says the thief came from one car while others served as lookouts in a second vehicle. >> it's a shame that people can't go to the park and not be a victim of a crime. >> reporter: bath's police chief told me several smash and grab crimes have recently been reported at multiple metro parks consistent with what a park ranger told susan. >> the day that this one happened, there had been six >> reporter: susan calls the crime senseless and says people out enjoying nature shouldn't have to deal with this. she hopes security will be stepped up at metro parks. >> i would say they're working as a group

live in akron, bob jones, news 5. >> thanks, bob. >>> the beginning of the year, lethal injections will resume here in ohio after the attorney general approves the use of new drug combinations. that combination approved by the fda will be made up of a combination of three drugs. the new policy is expected to be announced by the end of the week. right now the state of ohio has more than two dozen inmates sitting on death row. several other states had put a stop to lethal injunctions in 2014 after states were experiencing botched execution attempts. >>> elyria police made several arrests in a large drug bust. arrest and search warrants carried out across elyria and loran this morning targeting a local gang. that gang has been behind the distribution and sell of heroin and cocaine around the area. separated by one bridge with two completely different looks and one local group is trying to use that bridge to bring communities together. the cleveland campus district is trying to close a gap by tackling race relations using the bridge at east 22 and central by bringing together a group of peo

live in akron, bob jones, newschannel5. >> thank you, bob. >>> breaking at this hour, a rd crash on i--- a crash on i-480 is causing this huge back up near the ridge road exit. three of the four lanes of the interstate are shut down as police try to clean up the accident. right no you no word on the extent of injuries that may be from the crash but we will stay on top of that for you. >> also, breaking at this controversy, a canadian judge denied a request made to ban the indians from using their team name tonight. an activist filed a lawsuit to keep the chiefs from using the game tonight and the chief what here but the denial came hours before the indians will be taking the field in the toronto in game three of the alcs. >>> now more on the fatal robbery of a mr. hero sandwich shop wher shot and killed. cleveland heights police believe they arrested the person matching the description of a robber who killed sonny patel. he was helping out at the family store when a man barged in, fired a shot at patel and demanded money before taking off. no charges have been filed yet but university

bob jones talks with the man who finds himself in the middle of that tragedy. he is trying to get his life back almost one full year later. >> this is where an apartment building stood before a chartered plane slammed into it and burned it to the ground. those who lived here were not surprised to learn the pilot area -- pilot error is a probable cause. >> it's unbelievable that one mistake and that their cost the lives in the fire. >> jason lost all of his belongings when that engine crashed into his apartment. he still counted as blessings telling me he would've been home if he hadn't stopped at the store to buy hot pockets. >> for me it was unbelievable. i couldn't even really fathom what was happening. >> the ntsb will pilots mismanaged. flaps when the lot that strong position, and without the both pilots died and soda seven passengers from florida. >> there were a litany of failures involved in this accident. >> the board lasted executive flight who owns a plane saying the company had a casual attitude toward standers and didn't check backgrounds. he and no

in coventry township, bob jones, news 5. >>> are you dedicated enough that you would have this done to your hair? one cleveland barber is shaving and shaping up cuts of airnt tribute to our indians. tonight. oh yeah, we got you covered. >>> hi everybody. live team coverage of the world series game three, the indians and cubs, continues right here from the windy city. now we know the indians fans are some of the best fans in any sport in the world, right? but are you enough of a fan to have an indians player cut right into the side of your head? some of you are. our tara molina now with some of cleveland's hottest haircuts. >> reporter: now you may have area barber's world series work on-line, or maybe even the back of a friend's head. sonny's haircuts are blowing up. and you are about to see why. everyone agrees. these aren't haircuts. they're works of art. >> it's artwork, you know. it's really hard to do. >> this is definitely art. >> reporter: and sonny's hair portraits are not for the shy. >> i just like different it takes sonny around three hours to do cuts like these of miller or

my parents were independent baptists and you can see fundamentalists and they went to bob jones university. i wasn't allowed to go to movies even though i did. i did all sorts of bad things that my parent didn't want me to do. i snuck out. that was my background and i have -- someone else in the mix of the book is the figure by the name of francis shaffer a protestant missionary from switzerland, of course, roman catholics and protestants didn't think the roman catholics were christians. he set up a study center in in swit -- switzerland, a town close to montreal and went to try to figure out think about the meaning of relationships and the movies of movement and things like that. he had a big appeal. we did a film with francis, excuse me the surgeon general under ronald reagan. so he -- i went over there to sort of when i was a sophomore in college to try to figure out life and in some ways to see europe and that's when i sort of became left fundamentalism and presbyterian. >> host: do you consider yourself an evangelical today? >> guest: i do not. but a lot of people still would classify

they went to bob jones university. so i wasn't allowed to go to movies even though i did. my parents didn't want me to do. i snuck out. but that was my background and someone else who's in the mix of the book is the figure by the name of francis schaeffer, a protestant missionary to switzerland of all places because he was in the swiss are already kind of christian. of course there are roman catholics and protestants did think sometimes roman catholics were christian. he set up a study center in the way come to switzerland, a switzerland, a little village up the mountain which was close to montreux. it became a place where baby boomers went to figure out their lives and the meaning of christianity in relation to the existential needs. the bird man cometh things like that. he had a big appeal. just looking at a book by gary wills that he wrote in 1992 and schaeffer is a major figure in that. he is fired some of the antiabortion protests. he did a film with her and says -- excuse me, c. everett koop who was surgeon general under ronald reagan. surgeon general. and so, i went

the homeowner told his story of survival only to bob jones of our staff. because he wants others to know he had a right to protect himself and his property. this all started on the front porch of an east akron home. >> he tried to come through the door, i said i'm going to shoot you. he said where's the gun and i picked it up and i said this is the gun and you are going to get shot. >> 66-year-old craig sore from inside his akron home. >> a million things were going through my head real fast. he had knocked on the door and walked away. when givens returned the second time the army veteran sensed something was wrong. craig says the suspect forced open the door. >> he grabbed it and rushed in. craig who has survived three strokes and two heart is now wrestling on the ground. >> i thought i don't know if i'm going to be able to take this guy. >> he took multiple choices. >> i pulled the weapon, aimed at his leg and fired. >> you can see where the bullet hit the floor and dried blood. craig feels like peace has been stolen from him. >> the senior told police h

bob jones is live with the story you saw first on a 5 and, bob, you got hands on surveillance video out there. >>reporter: well, frank, the owner of a comic bookstore showed me video of a crook who apparently spent a lot of time plotting the break in to get away with very little. akron detectives here at the police department want to know who that guy is. take a look at the surveillance video. the suspect is wearing either a hooded sweatshirt or a hat and he rides up on a bicycle and keeping an eye on traffic. after a while, he uses a you bar to get -- crowbar to get inside and makes a b line to the counter and took a tray of change and a few comics. the owner feels violated by the break in. just down the road, a door was broken at pierre's pizza and another register tolen at a wireless store after a window was busted. >> i hope they catch him. anyone who does this multiple places will look again and sooner or later, he'll be caught. you can't get away with this stuff in this day and age. we're too much wired, you know, but i hope the police can catch him before it happens to other peop

. >> even the federal aviation bob jones talks with the man who finds himself in the middle of that tragedy. he is trying to get his life back almost one full year later. >> this is where an apartment building stood before a chartered plane slammed into it and burned it to the ground. those who lived here were not surprised to learn the pilot area -- pilot error is a probable cause. >> it's unbelievable that one mistake and that their cost the lives in the fire. >> jason lost all of his belongings when that engine crashed into his apartment. he still counted as blessings telling me he would've been home if he hadn't stopped at the store to buy hot pockets. >> for me it was unbelievable. i couldn't even really fathom what was happening. >> the ntsb will pilots mismanaged. flaps when the lot that strong position, and without the

it is come in in the bob jones case on the side of segregated academies. it came in in the gross city case on the side of discrimination, against women, the handicapped, and the elderly. as a matter of fact in the congress we just passed overwhelmingly the civil rights bill 184 in this of in a straight in the republican controlled senate. there is a real difference between the mondale and the failure of this administration specifically in that particular area. in the areas of affirmative action what steps do , you think government can take to increase the representation of minorities and women in the the workforce? and specifically would you support the use of quotas to achieve those goals? geraldine ferraro: i do not support the use of quotas. both mr. mondale and i feel very strongly about affirmative action to correct. inequities. we believe that steps should be taken. we have supported, set aside for minorities and women's businesses. that is a positive thing. we don't feel that you're in any way hurting anybody else by reaching out with affirmative ac

. >> reporter: in worcester, bob jones, news 5. >>> we continue to follow developments out of louisville, in a school bus crash. authorities say just after 8:00 this morning, the driver of that suv you see right there did not realize that a school bus had come to a stop ahead of him. the suv veered to the right and up on a sidewalk where the vehicle struck the kids. neighbors scrambled to get everybody from under that suv. >> i saw this little girl was up under the car, so it was about seven or eight of us, i don't know how many the car up. so when we got it up high enough, the police pulled the kid from under the car. boy, i was so thankful that we could get her out. >> those kids were rushed to local hospitals. at last check, two were listed in critical condition, another in serious. the driver is also in the hospital in serious condition. investigators say that driver could be cited for driving without insurance and injured. >>> rob, a heartbreaking story. a man accused of killing a woman during a road rage incident was this court today. witnesses say they saw christopher taylor taili

it has come in in the bob jones case on the side of segregated academies. it came in the grove city case on the side of discrimination against women, the handicapped and the elderly. as a matter of fact in the congress we just passed overwhelmingly the civil rights bill of 1984. this administration, republican controlled senate just killed it in the last week or two in congress. so there's a real difference between how the mondale-ferraro administration will address the problems of civil rights and failure of this admin in that particular area. >> in the area of affirmative action what steps can government take to increase representation of minorities and women in the workforce and colleges an universities and specifically would you support the use of quotas to achief those goals. >> i do not support the use of quotas. both mr. mondale and i feel strongly about affirmative action to correct inequities. we believe that steps should be taken both through government and, for instance the small business administration. we have supported set aside for minorities

bob jones, former board director for the federal reserve bank of st. louis, and mr. william spriggs, chief economist for the afl-cio. >> this is dr. spriggs. >> yes. >> each of you will be recognized for five minutes to give an oral presentation of your testimony, without objection. each of your written statements will be part of the written record -- we're going to go in order different from my sheet. >> good morning chairman. i'm honored to speak to the subcommittee about the federal reserve banks. it's essential to understand the fed's purpose. the banking system was often unable to adjust the supply of monetary assets flexibly enough to adjust the needs of the commerce. clearinghouses, bank owned cooperatives in larger cities played an important role in how periodic crisis were resolved before the fed. including the issuance of currency substitutes. clearinghouses were widely viewed as favoring the interest of large money center banks. reserve banks were modelled after clearinghouses. with no issue powers, and universal eligibility, the aim being to approve the r

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robert jones, bob jones, chairman and chief executive officer of old national bank corp., former boarddirector for the federal reserve bank of st. louis. and mr. william spriggs, chief economist for the afl/cio and professor of economics at howard university. apparently he missed putting in the wisconsin part, ranking member. but i think that was undergrad. >> this is dr. spriggs. >> yes, dr. spriggs. each of you will be recognized for five minutes to give an oral presentation of your testimony without objection. each of your written statements will be part of the record. and with that, ms. george, we will recognize -- i'm sorry, we're going to go right in order, i guess. different from my sheet. but dr. lacker, we're going to have you go first. and you're now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. good morning, chairman huizenga, ranking member moore, and chairman hensarling. i'm honored to speak to the subcommittee about the governance structure of the fed's regional reserve banks. to understand the fed structure, it's essential to understood the fed's purpose. prior to the found

just a question of how many owners it is going to be which ones because there are guys like bob graf and jones that has a lot of sway. >> okay. chances of oakland coming up with the deal that would keep the raiders here? >> hard to gauge. there is certainly still a chance. we heard them say it. big ticket guys locally that want to throw their heads in the ring and try to keep the team here and get it done. i don't think we have seen the last of that, either. there could be other names coming out. hold on i think we can make it work. but t is not feeling good. >> yes. >> for the first time they do have momentum. the governor and the state involved. hello. >> okay. scott. >> thank you. thank you. >> good stuff. >> thanks. >>> technology, social media and the presidential election. coming up. we are going to take a look at google trends. the ones that happened during the first two presidential debates. >>> the search continues for a missing plane near the sierra. the latest on the efforts when we come back e back >>> investigators say a man shot in a home was stalking a womaned in of that house.

phil jones is covering bob dole after the fall." "asked how he felt the day after his nasty fall, bob dole said great." "senator are you sore today?" "not really." "no sores? no aches? no pains?" "just a little bit right there." "the accident happened as mr. dole was campaigning in california from an elevated stage. the candidate leaned against a railing that had not been nailed down. had it not been for a still photographer who caught mr. dole, the accident could have been disastrous." "it was so fast. it was just this blur coming right at me and your instinct is just to try to catch it or keep it from hitting me, one of the two." to catch it or keep it from hitting me, one of the two." presidential campaigner. mr. dole, who lost the use of his right arm in world war ii, joked about the incident." "and i think i just earned my third purple heart going over the rail." "and in las vegas today, mr. dole was using humor to soften the blow." "first, i want to say don't be afraid of standing close to the stage, i am not going to dive off

and yes bob creamer is married to a congresswoman. as van jonesast week every democrat probably knows who he is. >> i certainly do and i'm proud to know bob creamer -- >> jump in here jonathan. >> three fast points. first of all joe biden is not helping the democratic cause to stay on the high ground with those comments. second of all, to what scotty is saying, there is not remote lay comparison in terms of the two candidates rhetoric. donald trump offers the kind of inflammatory comments that we have not seen in modern american history. hillary clinton does not say those kind of things. and then lastly in terms of what that report showed in north carolina, i think it is important to point out that a donald trump rallyconsists of a self selected audience. the people showing up for that event feel very strongly about politics. so it might not be the best sample of american electorate writ large because these people are passionate enough to show up at that campaign rally in the middle of a weekday. >> so donald trump today has come out. and as you a

we have new shows this week with felicity jones, gordon ramsey, andrew garfield, mario batali, science bob pflugfelder, jimmy eat world so join us for all of that. [ cheers and applause ] i am very appreciative tonight's guest can take time away from helping rig the election to join us tonight. he is the 44th president of the united states. please accept his linkedin request. please welcome president barack obama! [ cheers and applause ] ? [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you! thank you! >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> i'm doing great. >> jimmy: you seem like you're in a good mood lately. >> first of all, the mozzarella was terrific. >> jimmy: it was good, huh? [ laughter ] >> second of all, i think -- you know, that you pick on your audience a little bit during the breaks. >> jimmy: yeah, during the commercial breaks, yeah, i do, yeah. >> you're kind of tough on them. >> jimmy: i'm not running for anything. oh, wait, i'm running for vice president! ballot. >> should have gotten some tips. >> jimmy: i should have. >> you should have called. >> jimmy: i called, nobody answered. >> biden did

julio jones only a couple of catches and atlanta still wins. next on fox the simpsons, bob's burgers, son of zorn late every and presidential debate number reigning super bowl champs. don't forget, week 6 in the nfl, you'll see the falcons going up to seattle with our kickoff coverage starting at 11 clock eastern. for brad morris and arnie kem ner, john lynch and pam oliver. i'm chris myers, thanks a lot for watching the "nfl on fox." >>> around the league we saw star studded performance and nail biting sentences that made week 5 one to remember. brought to you by chevrolet most depending plays of the day. >> announcer: fox sports thanks you for watching this presentation of the national football league. for nfl news and highlights, go at's transfarency?. the broncos the first >> it wasn't altogether as success. this been a lot of time on the ground in the offensive line didn't deliver today either. we will break down all of that and we talk about the chargers game. it is for days away. we've to move forward for sure. let's go to nick griffith and bruce haertl to break down t

. >> jimmy: next week we'll be visited by felicity jones, mario batali, gordon ramsay, andrew garfield, miles teller, our pal science bob pflugfelder will amaze we'll have music from jimmy eat world, conor oberst, alessia cara and on monday night will ferrell and president barack obama. >> jimmy: our first guest is an oscar-nominated actor and master of the mystic arts in marvel's "dr. strange"- it opens in theaters and imax november 4th, please welcome benedict umberbatch. [ cheers and applause ] ? thank you. >> jimmy: how's it going? thank you for coming. i know the premier is just across the street. >> they have just finished building. it's exciting. >> jimmy: they closed down the hole block. >> i know. a lot of traffic to get through. it's very exciting. >> jimmy: we're used to it here. are you excited? >> it's the first time i get to see the film. >> jimmy: you've not seen it? >> no. there's always a butterfly in the it for the first time with people. >> jimmy: i love that i've seen it and you haven't. i'm not in the movie as far as i know. >> is it okay? >> jimmy: it's great. it's really good, and i love dr. stran