three vehicles struck 45-year-old annette bolden along the 4600 block of north broad street in logan section one week ago. the first driver fled the scene. >> it's cruel for someone to have to go out this way. we want closure. that's all we want. >> now in a tragic twist of fate, bolden's family is related to the family of kiesha williams, she and her three children were killed back in july when a car plowed into the feltonville fruit stand where they were working. >> trouble for another casino and hotel in atlantic city. the trump taj mahal has told new jersey state legislature it is running out of money. they are trying to restructure the business. the taj is the second largest casino operating in atlantic city. it employees 2800 people. the new york post reported on wednesday the taj may file for chapter 11 in the next few days. the hotel/casino sits next to the just shuttered showboat. the revel closes tuesday and trump plaza september 16. >>> police are trying to find out who torched two school buses. the fires were set ablaze on byberry road near woodhaven. >> apple is adding s

that's all we want. >> in a tragic twist of fate, bolden's family is related to kiesha williams who wasby a vehicle in july along with her three children when a carjacked suv plowed into the feltonville fruit stand where they were working. >> from our delaware newsroom governor jack markell apologized for an inappropriate photo that was the accidently sent out from his twitter act. this photo went out. him the administration released a statement saying the error happened when his office used an automatic social posting tool. that education announcement that was about how the state is sending five million dollars to 6 struggling delaware schools happened yesterday. all the schools are in wilmington and are the lowest performing in the state. governor markell has designated them priority schools. the money will implement plans to address the individual needs of schools including the many students who live in the poverty. they are in red clay, consolidated and christiana districts. >> brand new at 6:00 a.m., a local cabella's is at the center [ female announcer ] you get sick, you can't br

greg, in his only returning kicks, because victor bolden is out with an injury.regon state trying to win it for the first time since 1960. russell goes down, inside the 20. utah went down earlier tonight utah's first loss got caught looking ahead. arizona state walloped by ucla thursday night on fox sports one. ufc with a loss at boston colle college. here's russell. it will get inside the 10 and pay for it. matthew thomas with the tackle. >> joey: he leads the fake and becomes the blocker on the edge. russe russell doing a nice job. this team will be in good hands when bryce moves on. >> what a run at quarterbacks. >> not too bad. >> joe: no. second and short. first down. rg3 in his first few years when he was out. to warren, petty and russell. the heir aparent for the quarterback spot. >> joey: let's not forget coach briles before he got to baylor. >> joe: houston. >> joey: he only produced the all time leading rusher in the history of football. the clock winding down to a minute. baylor has past its first big. >> joe: test. flag down. iowa state. this crowd is

greg, in his only returning kicks, because victor bolden is out with an injury.regon state trying to win it for the first time since 1960. russell goes down, inside the 20. utah went down earlier tonight utah's first loss got caught looking ahead. arizona state walloped by ucla thursday night on fox sports one. ufc with a loss at boston colle college. here's russell. it will get inside the 10 and pay for it. matthew thomas with the tackle. >> joey: he leads the fake and becomes the blocker on the edge. russe russell doing a nice job. this team will be in good hands when bryce moves on. >> what a run at quarterbacks. >> not too bad. >> joe: no. second and short. first down. rg3 in his first few years when he was out. to warren, petty and russell. the heir aparent for the quarterback spot. >> joey: let's not forget coach briles before he got to baylor. >> joe: houston. >> joey: he only produced the all time leading rusher in the history of football. the clock winding down to a minute. baylor has past its first big. >> joe: test. flag down. iowa state. this crowd is

charles bolden said look, this is the next big step into space for americans, and for america, and ifwant to develop a near orbit space industry, we have to keep this competition going, and from that, astroids, and exploration of mars would be the next big step. and with spacex, ilan mosque echoed that. he said that this is the next step on the adventure to the stars and something that could make us a multi-planet species. there will be 500 people working on their capsule when they get to the very hart of developing it, and that work starts immediately. it will be done in florida at the kennedy space center. >> lauren gretsch is the assistant ed tore of popular science magazine where she writes about space. is this the future, private versus public. >> yes, this is definitely the way that space travel is headed. >> is it good? >> oh, yes, america is back. >> wasn't america there when the government ran it? >> no, but this is the way of providing a synergistic relationship between the government and the private sector. >> what are the advantages? >> we're getting back into space on our

rob bolden with a tough tay against the spartans. a modern-day big ten record for wisconsin. bill bugk -- big bulk of that melvin gordon, 253 yards and five touchdowns. >> spencer: taysom hill, 15 yards for the touchdown put them up 20-16, b.y.u. trying to get off to their first 4-0 start since 2008. >> brian: strong. >> adam: virginia almost gets it done in utah. did not happen. j.b., we heard bht amari cooper heisman campaign. >> brian: ♪ east caroline. ♪ carden's fourth t.d. pass of the game. >> spencer: carden needs to be in the heisman talk. >> adam: six total touchdowns going for their fourth straight over an a.c.c. team. coming up, it's been 20 years since duke started 4-0. find out how the blue devils stayed perfect. that's why at degree we pushed ourselves to create improved degree motionsense the only antiperspirant that releases extra protection when you move. it keeps you fresher even as old spice deodorant fades. protection improved so you can do more. that's the way i look at life. looking for something better. especially now that i live with a higher risk of st

anticipated, he did promise to do whatever is necessary to defeat the terrorists who it seems are only em boldened. emmy kellogg jones us live with the latest from london. >> reporter: hi, eric. david cameron said that british military intelligence are helping with logistics and other aspects of the u.s. air strikes, but as you mentioned, not getting involved in unilateral air strikes of any kind in iraq. what britain is focused on is providing arms to the fighters really on the front lines of this fight with isis. there was an emergency government meeting this morning. 9Ñ the urgency in the fight against these terrorists only increases. and the video released by isis, the killer dressed in black with what seems to be the same british accent we've heard before pointed to britain's arming of the soldiers and the bombing of the dam that isis is taking retribution for. they have called david haynes is hero. haynes worked with the needy and at times specifically withx÷ th handicapped in the world's most dangerous places. he leaved behind two daughters and a wife. david cameron raised back to london la

last friday morning 5:00 her daughter, 45-year-old annette bolden was killed after being hit by three cars on the 4600 block of north broad. drivers of second and third cars that hit her have spoken to police and investigators have still trying to find the first car. >> nobody came forward yet. they have not got the car or nothing. just left her there. >> it's cruel you know for someone to have to go out this way. we want closure. that's all we want. >> police are looking for a white car with red light across the back similar it a dodge dart with heavy front end damage. her family is hoping that driver can give them some answers as to why annette was found lying topless in the street. >> that night when she got hurt i think it's more to it. >> tonight her body still sits in the county morgue. her family unsure at this point how they wilbury herech the same family just buried three children an a mother run down working at a church fruit stand. >> we just had tragedy. you know? and we just want this tragedy whoever done this, to come forward. >> for now, they think about the 4-year-old

and once they have warrants in the system, and like miss bolden had several warrants. up being bounced from municipality to municipality. able to post bond in one, got picked up by the other where there was a warrant. there's a common occurrence in the st. louis area. >> the point is, once you're in jail for an outstanding warrant, you missed a court date, you blew it off either because you didn't go or you were irresponsible or had to watch your kid or didn't have enough money, once you've done that, then when you're in jail, the way to get out, you have to post bond. you have to come up with money for that. >> right. it's interesting you mentioned, you know, you have to watch your kid. some of these courts won't let you bring children in. so these poor people who are struggling anyway, they have to go to court, maybe they have to miss work, they have to either pay for daycare or a sitter, and/or take the child to court and a lot of times in the winter it's really pathetic. you see these poor people lined up outside these small municipalities and i've heard these horr

this from bolden after a play gave them first and gold goal at the 5. any any -- not any longer.g up sack and forcing them to leave the pock. team won 2 and ready for the challenge ahead incorporating to the head ball coach. >> we have been in this position before a. where there's ebb or flow to the season. we are in it now. great challenge for football team and hot water great confidence we attack it. >> jets host the bears monday night football. second play from scrimmage for new york. smith. pump fake didn't affect out nebraska. peculiar off by ryan monday. 45 yard later bears up 7 nothing. win 27-19. of 2 and 1 under mark and former neighbor paul 1 and 2 and of course the raiders in london getting ready to take on the dolphins and of course we hear from

you can tell flacco is looking at steve smith like he is like bolden. where have you gone?. he is the primary receiver on this football team. this guy plis a -- plays a physical brand of football. >> they needed to replace eddixon from last year. who comes? owen daniels from houston. >> i love that. >> scored 2 touchdowns. now they have 2 capable tight ends again. >> until they identify which back to carry the load, steve smith is the number 1 option for this off the attitude. like lynch is the attitude for seattle. this guy is the attitude for this offense. >> it's a rare one-sided victory in this series. the first time in 6 games it was not a 3-point game or closer as the ravens take this by 20 points. tonight after your local new s: tomorrow wake up to all of the latest news on cbs this morning. thanks for watching thursday night debut on cbs. for more of the mazda post-game show. stick with the nfl network. that's it. for this portion of the mazda post-game show. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it, this o

. >> and in a tragic twit of fate bolden's family is related to the family of keesha williams killed in july along with her three children when a carjacked suv plowed into the feltonville fruit stand where they were working. >> a philadelphia pailen tologist has made win of the biggest discoverys in history literally kenneth lockbarea made an unveiling today at drexel the 85 foot long 29 foot tall and 65 ton beast dreadnotist meaning fearing nothing. it is heavier than a boeing 737. it was two stories tool its shoulder. here's how it compares to a person. did you see them. the philadelphia team displaying drexel pride during a dig in pat zoneia argentina 195 and the skeleton is so remarkably well performed and mostly complete it's missing the skull but the bones they excavate allowed researchers to calculate the weight better than any dip sauer in its class. it's heaviest land animal ever found. he took us to his lab today and showed us some of the colassal bones. >> you can imagine how big this beast was. these are the sternal plates. they make up your sternum here and this is how w

this from bolden after a play gave them first and gold goal at the 5. any any -- not any longer. giving up sack and forcing them to leave the pock. team won 2 and ready for the challenge ahead incorporating to the head ball coach. >> we have been in this position before a. where there's ebb or flow to the season. we are in it now. great challenge for football team and hot water great confidence we attack it. >> jets host the bears monday night football. second play from scrimmage for new york. smith. pump fake didn't affect out nebraska. peculiar off by ryan monday. 45 yard later bears up 7 nothing. win 27-19. of 2 and 1 under mark and former neighbor paul 1 and 2 and of course the raiders in london getting ready to take on the dolphins and of course we hear from them . >> all right that's our report. thanks for watching. >> right now on jimmy kimme some people think vegetables are boring. but with green giant's delicious seasonings and blends, we just may change their minds. ho ho ho green giant! you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n

this from bolden after a play gave them first and gold goal at the 5. any any -- not any longer.ing up sack and forcing them to leave the pock. team won 2 and ready for the challenge ahead incorporating to the head ball coach. >> we have been in this position before a. where there's ebb or flow to the season. we are in it now. great challenge for football team and hot water great confidence we attack it. >> jets host the bears monday night football. second play from scrimmage for new york. smith. pump fake didn't affect out nebraska. peculiar off by ryan monday. 45 yard later bears up 7 nothing. win 27-19. of 2 and 1 under mark and former neighbor paul 1 and 2 and of course the raiders in london getting ready to take on the dolphins and of course we hear from them tomorrow. e.we'll be at kaiser permanente, everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ a broader mix of energies, world needs to move, to keep warm, to make clay piggies. that'

you can tell flacco is looking at steve smith like he is like bolden. where have you gone?e is the primary receiver on this football team. this guy plis a -- plays a physical brand of football. >> they needed to replace eddixon from last year. who comes? owen daniels from houston. >> i love that. >> scored 2 touchdowns. now they have 2 capable tight ends again. >> until they identify which back to carry the load, steve smith is the number 1 option for this offense. he is the attitude. like lynch is the attitude for seattle. this guy is the attitude for this offense. >> it's a rare one-sided victory in this series. the first time in 6 games it was not a 3-point game or closer as the ravens take this by 20 points. tonight after your local new s: tomorrow wake up to all of the latest news on cbs this morning. thanks for watching thursday night debut on cbs. for more of the mazda post-game show. stick with the nfl network. that's it. for this portion of the mazda post-game show. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it

the call here on bolden erased a 54 yard run.alties aren't issueed and that needs to be addressed. >> you can see as clear as day, i blocked like three people on that play. so what he saw, maybe we need to give contacts or whatever. bad call. >> individually, players and coaches and addressing it to coach it. it's, you know trying to be better for it. it's something we're working on. a >> raiders have committed to a rookie quarterback in derek car is learning on the run. defense hasn't been able to stop anyone. prime example yesterday, when a defensive end lines up at tight end, he's wide open. this play epitomizes the problem. this pick is a 65 yard return. >> this is not the same old thing. they're so determined to get this right. >> we look bad it's frustrating because you know everything that other people say about you we're making them right. there for the team. i'm embarrassed for the fans the thing is that i'm a part of it. >> vikings running back's first court appears yens on child abuse charges have been delayed he's bee

. >>> the mars exploration summit began with opening remarks from nasa administrator charles bolden, he spoke about the importance of humans becoming a multiplanet species and nasa's goal of putting humans on mars in the next two decades. this is 30 minutes. >>> thank you very much, and thanks to all of you for allowing me to be with you this morning and it kind of kick us off, i hope. i also want to thank explore mars as well as g.w. president steve knapp and scott pace of the g.w. policy institute for bringing us together for the humans to mars summit. let's leave that slide up, i'll talk about it all day long, and at least you can refer to it and you don't have to look at me. with mars making it's closest approach to effort last week and currently appearing as the brightest body in the eastern sky during the month of april, this is an ideal time for this conference, as the red planet draws nearer to earth--sort of as -- i'm surprised she remembered, maybe i'm not surprised she remembered, but we did talk last year about my three grand daughters, the number one granddaughter being

vernon davis stephanie bolden.n a hundred criminal charges including illegally owning firearms and theft. she's accused of breaking into 42 loans in canada. her accomplices are as young as 13 years old. they say that she had been studying to be a nurse. 657 1/2 on the kron 4 morning news pre big donald is back in the news again. -- ray mcdonalc. will show you the latest pictures of the mudslides on mount shasta.

the call here on bolden erased a 54 yard run.issueed and that needs to be addressed. >> you can see as clear as day, i blocked like three people on that play. so what he saw, maybe we need to give contacts or whatever. bad call. >> individually, players and coaches and addressing it to coach it. it's, you know trying to be better for it. it's something we're working on. a >> raiders have committed to a rookie quarterback in derek car is learning on the run. defense hasn't been able to stop anyone. prime example yesterday, when a defensive end lines up at tight end, he's wide open. this play epitomizes the problem. this pick is a 65 yard return. >> this is not the same old thing. they're so determined to get this right. >> we look bad it's frustrating because you know everything that other people say about you we're making them right. there for the team. i'm embarrassed for the fans the thing is that i'm a part of it. >> vikings running back's first court appears yens on child abuse charges have been delayed he's been indicted for

. >>> plus what had 49ers wide receiver bolden so fired up. we'll show you next on sports wrap. halloween time my and disneyland is ours!" "going down!" "boo!" with haunted mansion holiday... space mountain ghost galaxy, and wicked fun in both parks, the disneyland resort just got spookier! visit disneyland.com/halloween "trick or treat." >>> hey everybody i'm scott reese. you know that thing that some football teams do holding up four fingers at the start of the fourth quarter. the 49ers might want to try something to at least acknowledge crunch time because it acknowledges to continue to be their undoing. there's kap going to work early in the fourth quarter. down 3-0. no longer down 3-0. he hits michael crabtree. touchdown niners. watch out for that surface. a little slick but san francisco takes the lead. second quarter, carlos hyde 6 yards a bruising touchdown run. niners 16-3. third quarter, drew stance in for carson palmer. 24yards to john brown and it's a one point game. and then the niners just unravel in the fourth quarter. mental mistake. stanton up the middle. john s

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so they instituted a program called operation bolden flow where everyone had a pea in a cup and everyoneassed the test, did this to apps, passed the test and the few who didn't were given an extra week to clean up, then they came back to the united states. then a researcher at the university of washington named the robins followed these people for three years and was expecting to see high rates of addiction and once they were back home they would resume their habits, but only the 12% that used in three years that they had come back and that was very very surprising but also very encouraging and frankly it really lies at the heart of recovery and reasonable public policy for addiction which is the intelligent use of sanctions and rewards which we make very good use of in the criminal justice system. it is a different issue, i won't get into legalization or anything like that, taking the system as we find it to the extent that we can divert people from incarceration because of nonviolent drug crimes and put them in drug courts. we have been doing that for years and these are based on the p

john bolden joins us.t's looking at the reports it doesn't look like assad is seriously upset because we helped kill his enemy. >> that's correct. but the difficulty here that the administration doesn't fully realize is that we've got multiple enemies sitting right next to each other. and certainly the strike against isis was warranted and long overdue and presumably against khorasan as well, but that doesn't mean that it's to our advantage to see the assad regime encouraged or built up or given any sense that the united states is now prepared to accept its continued existence. and iran needs to know that even more directly. >> well, what gave us permission to do this? or gave us, you know, justification was the fact that at least the white house is saying is that iraq invited us in to help, and that iraq was being attacked by groups in syria, meaning isis. we, then, of course went on to go after a group that's threatening us which was not part of article 51, but i'm curious if there's been any sort of bac

jimt bolden, cnn, london >>> well, though some have questioned whether beauty panel panelants are relevant more -- >> the talent part got a lot of snarky comments on twitter that we've already seen, but she says there are more important things to worry about than her little rid cu red cup. here's a look. ♪ might be crazy what i'm about to say ♪ >> she says the performance is just part of who she is. so is it a tempest in a red plastic cup? >> look, i thought the commentary was pretty mean. i thought the biggest thing was that they spelled jane austen's name wrong. they said i love anything jane austen and they spelled the name wrong. >> they said this was a sneaky way to dress up a thin voice with limited range. it was all inspired by that movie "pitch perfect", which i never saw. >>> coming up, off the hook in more ways than one. >> the story you'll have to see to believe. how and why this gold fish survived a life-threatening illness. uys! you're not gonna believe this! watch this. sam always gives you the good news in person, bad news in email. good news -- fedex has flat rate shipping.

charles bolden makes a pint that there'll be plenty of work in pace for both companies. >> ideally severalrs from now there'll not just be the international space station, but other laboratories single modules and the like. that is the having of a commercial space industry. >> this is more than a deal to build a couple of different version of a space taxi. getting into the mabed space station and building the earth orbit infrastructure that the country will need to get further and deeper into space to explore astronauts. the c.e.o. of spacex echoed the them saying:. >> allen schauffler in seattle. now the picture of the day. it's a great one. a homecoming in georgia, where captain jared smith hugged his wife after a 9 month deployment to afghanistan. that's our news for tonight. thanks for watching. i'm john seigenthaler in new york. "america tonight" is coming up next. see you tomorrow. @ >> but what is the administration doing behind the scenes? >> real perspective, consider this on al jazeera america >>> on "america tonight" - headed to the hot zone. the unparalleled ebola epidemic, and

jim bolden, cnn london. >> the vote in scotland only has britain's worried the island over.also weighing heavy on the u.k.'s european neighbors across the channel. some say if the raptures the political union, it could lead to the splintering of other european nation states. cnn's max foster walks us through the map. >> reporter: scotland's modern peaceful independence movement, which is now tantalizingly close to achieving its goal. could this be a blueprint for other would-be breakaway regions, shattering europe into smaller and smaller fragments? well, take a look at this, this is what the continent would look like if all the separatist movements had their way, c catalonia is one you may have heard about, in spain alone, all of these movements are pushing to break out and go it alone. even some of the smaller states went to split further, breaking belgium's flemish speaking area off. an independent venice hasn't existed since the days of napoleon. and if denmark relinquishes its control of greenland, the vast region could soon have the cash to be independent. leaders of c

anticipated, he did promise to do whatever is necessary to defeat the terrorists who it seems are only em boldened

they were fearful if the vote was yes, that would 'em bolden the others even more. still think spain is going to have trouble with that separatist movement but that's a big issue still. >> lovely warm day in eden burg. thanks. good to see you. >> reporter: the sun is out. >> yeah, it is. >>> california police are caught the man they say deliberate lit sell the out of control king fire. wayne allen huntsman is being held on $10 million bail. charged with arson. at least a dozen firefighters had to be air lifted to the hospital after being overcome with smoke and flames. they' they're expected to be okay. burning an area five times the size of manhattan and it's only 5% contained. >>> the remnants of tropical storm odile is fill causing problems in the midwest. flash flooding threaten new mexico, and possibly oklahoma through the week. >>> austin texas is resuming their search this morning fn a sheriff's deputy whose car was swept away yesterday morning. now search teams have found her car but they have not found her. >>> coming up, is there a better warmup act than j

to their mind, it maybe attracts followers and shows they are challenging the united states and boldens and stiffens our spine. it enraged people of good will with the european allies that will have to fight the fight over the long-term. >> thank you very much. >> for the second time in as many months an owner is staking in the team for his remarks. he said he is going to sell his share of the team after he self reported a 2-year-old e-mail he sent to executives suggesting that the fan base was too heavily african-american. he suggested that the predominantly black crowd scared away white fans. he criticized clippers owner donald sterling's racial remarks that forced him to sell his own team last month. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more pa

michael crabtree, antoine bolden, they're just good, good football team offensively and defensively, but they haven't played that well yet. the opposite of the eagles, eagles had horrible starts, but they've been tremendous in the second half. do you realize that in the second half, ukee, the 49ers have a collective three points, they've one, thirds period fields goal, and nothing in the fourth quarter, all three games? >> wow. that's amazing. jason kelce of course out. how do you we make up for his floss. >> well, you have david as the center norths big guy, about 290 pounds, six-one, but he's very, very strong, and he's very quick. jeff, the offensive line coach, done tremendous job getting these guys together. you only have two of the original starters, you have jason peters, and you have todd herremans, but they work hard. they've been here all summer, they know what they're doing, they're smart, and nick foles has to get rid of the ball very quickly. >> my man, have safe trip. turn down the tv channel, let merrill and mike get down,. >> great weekend, ukee. >> you too, talk to y

kate bolden out on baby watch. no news yet. great to have you. oversea this is morning. president obama makes his case at the u.n. this week for the world to join in the fight against isis. among proposals, member nations should take legal action against citizens that try to join the terror group. this as officials try to determine if this man right here speaking and almost flawless english is the first american to deliver a message on behalf of isis. >> on the home front, take a look at this video. a major security lapse at the white house. a man jumped the fence. you see him running up the steps north entrance of the white house. he make as it all the way inside. barbara star is at the pentagon with the latest on the battle of isis. barbara? >> good morning. this hour it's all in president obama's hands. he has to make the decision when and if to strike isis inside syria. more weekend air strikes against isis in iraq, close to 200 so far. the pentagon says it's ready to hit isis targets inside syria at any moment once president obama gives fina

former ambassador to the united nations john bolden on the commander-in-chief's conundrum.: you know, we really were expecting a barons bounce for jetblue stock. look at it right now, that is not a bounce. it is a move to the upside, hardly a bounce. phil roosevelt is here. let's get this straight, over the weekend you said you liked jetblue. in the past when you say you like a stock thing goes straight up, today it is up $0.04. explain. >> we think it is, we look at the longer-term. a great position to make some more money, a new ceo, he seems more interested in profitability and the predecessor. lot of free goodies, a lot of legroom. we believe they could start charging for some of that and add a few more seats to the planes. stuart: you say there is room for them to come down market a little bit. a little bit more like bare-bones airline industry. the idea is to start charging for some of the stuff, it would have an effect on earnings per share. >> you can do that because most of the flights are jampacked full even at very high prices for jetblue has room to maneuver for

and part of the darts' suit bertin davis two touchdowns for him after the game wide receiver and on boldenand harbaugh address where the coach will losing on a locker >> : and a war that comes from my first time hearing and and there's no truth to it. an edelman comes from our players and when a notice from our players they're going to cut out beckham back for us >> : ceiling is fine and when it comes to the 49 players as for the excel titanium and the spine. >> : testing in the spratlys for that came to 28 to 17 over dallas we see where that story goes down the road for the forty-niners this was the bears sunday next sunday what the roof was restless season debut as for the raiders over the last 11 for the eastern time zone dennis allen trying to bust that trend with rookie quarterback derek carr under ser. carload the toys for 43 rollicking for start second round draft pick he found frustrating year for a touchdown raiders up early 73 car had two touchdowns and no interceptions on the day but the store was not car it was the running game and the raiders did not have won the jets did chri

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bolden as well as the past panel used it. and if you look at it, it's showing -- charting a course to mars. and some people say we're not going to mars until 2030. i would say we're going to be going to -- we're building the infrastructure, the workforce, the products to take us to mars and that will be ongoing for the next 15 to 20 years. and it's necessary because this is a very difficult thing to do, but along the way, we're going to be driving competitiveness into the people and the companies within this country. and, likely, worldwide. you know, if you look at -- reflect on this slide, we're going to see some of the basic building blocks for this, the s.i.s. and orion system. the most powerful rocket ever built. orion will be a very special crew capsule that will be able to do many kinds of missions. in developing this infrastructure we've had to face technological challenges we haven't had to do before. in that, we will expand capabilities of our workforce. once we have these products, you know, we've moved from just pu

discussions on mars and science education, including a conversation with nasa administrator charld boldenn the difficulties nasa would face sending humans to mars. all tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the c-span networks. >>> tomorrow, a hearing looking at the secret service's security protocols, after an armed intruder entered the north portico of the white house. you can watch it live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on our companion network c-span. >>> our campaign 2014 debate coverage continues on live on c-span 9:00 eastern tuesday, for the final texas governor debate between democrat wendy davis and state attorney general republican greg abbott, and live thursday night at 8:00 eastern, the oklahoma governor's debate between democrat joe dorman and incumbent governor mary fallin. watch the nebraska governor's debate between chuck hassebrook. the debate gor the control of congress. >>> the head of the cdc, dr. tom frieden, updated congress on the ebola outbreak in west africa. according to a new report from the cdc, there could be 1.4 million ebola cases in liberia and sierra leone by t

ed which aring a conversation with nasa administrator charles bolden on the difficulties they would face sending humans to fares. all tonight on 8:00 p.m. eastern on the c-span networks. the house oversight and reform committee looking at the protocols in which an armed intruder entered the white house. the committee invited the director of the secret service to appear. you can watch it live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on the com ban yon network, c-span. >>. >> our debate coverage at 9:00 eastern for the final texas governor's debate between wendy davis and attorney general greg abbott and the oklahoma governor's debate between joe dorm an and mary fallon. watch the nebraska governor's debate. c-span's campaign 2014. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> this past friday oregon governor debated his republican challenger dennis richard in their second debate. the political report listed the race as currently safe democrat. here's some of the debate. >> let's remember that oregon is the first state to institute a minimum wage in 1913. this has been a core value for over a century

reason he said that is that his concern is an independence movement in catalonia might become em boldened if there was a yes vote in scotland. i think that's one of the reasons there's been such attention on what's happening in scotland. there is a concern that if scotland voted yes, there are areas like catalonia, benito, corsica, that might also choose to go down the path to have an independence poll. >> thank you very much. very useful to have those views on the views of the leaders and how they're paying attention to this contest. it's coming up to midnight, really. the front pages just to give us a sense of what some of the papers are redikting. the mill count predicting victory. let's stay on that image for a moment, ruth, are you? >> we haven't. the head of -- has. i am quietly confident that the quiet majority of scots have spoken, but i think it's right to say that nobody knows anything for sure right now. peter kellner that -- one of the big losers in this campaign. just haven't had a touch or a feel for scottland. like a referendum is, the way they've tried to weight things, th

thnasa administrator charles bolden says we have to -- in order to survive.his remarks are about 30 minutes. >>> thank you very much, and thanks to all of you for allowing me to be with you this morning and it kind of kick us off, i hope. i also want to thank explore mars as well as g.w. president steve knapp and scott pace of the g.w. policy institute for bringing us together for the humans to mars summit. let's leave that slide up, i'll talk about it all day long, and at least you can refer to it and you don't have to look at me. with mars making it's closest approach to effort last week and currently appearing as the brightest body in the eastern sky during the month of april, this is an ideal time for this conference, as the red planet draws nearer to earth--sort of as -- i'm surprised she remembered, maybe i'm not surprised she remembered, but we did talk last year about my three grand daughters, the number one granddaughter being 14-year-old mckayla who wants to be the rocket scientist, who has begun telling me i'm thinking shortsightedly when i talk ab

bolden as well as the past panel used it. and if you look at it, it's showing -- charting a course to mars. and some people say we're not going to mars until 2030. i would say we're going to be going to -- we're building the infrastructure, the workforce, the products to take us to mars and that will be ongoing for the next 15 to 20 years. and it's necessary because this is a very difficult thing to do, but along the way, we're going to be driving competitiveness into the people and the companies within this country. and, likely, worldwide. you know, if you look at -- reflect on this slide, we're going to see some of the basic building blocks for this, the s.i.s. and orion system. the most powerful rocket ever built. orion will be a very special crew capsule that will be able to do many kinds of missions. in developing this infrastructure we've had to face technological challenges we haven't had to do before. in that, we will expand capabilities of our workforce. once we have these products, you know, we've moved from just pu

bolden as well as the past panel used it. and if you look at it, it's showing -- charting a course to mars. and some people say we're not going to mars until 2030. i would say we're going to be going to -- we're building the infrastructure, the workforce, the products to take us to mars and that will be ongoing for the next 15 to 20 years. and it's necessary because this is a very difficult thing to do, but along the way, we're going to be driving competitiveness into the people and the companies within this country. and, likely, worldwide. you know, if you look at -- reflect on this slide, we're going to see some of the basic building blocks for this, the s.i.s. and orion system. the most powerful rocket ever built. orion will be a very special crew capsule that will be able to do many kinds of missions. in developing this infrastructure we've had to face technological challenges we haven't had to do before. in that, we will expand capabilities of our workforce. once we have these products, you know, we've moved from just pu

. >>> the mars exploration summit began with opening remarks from nasa administrator charles bolden, he spoke about the importance of humans becoming a multiplanet species and nasa's goal of putting humans on mars in the next two decades. this is 30 minutes. >>> thank you very much, and thanks to all of you for allowing me to be with you this morning and it kind of kick us off, i hope. i also want to thank explore mars as well as g.w. president steve knapp and scott pace of the g.w. policy institute for bringing us together for the humans to mars summit. let's leave that slide up, i'll talk about it all day long, and at least you can refer to it and you don't have to look at me. with mars making it's closest approach to effort last week and currently appearing as the brightest body in the eastern sky during the month of april, this is an ideal time for this conference, as the red planet draws nearer to earth--sort of as -- i'm surprised she remembered, maybe i'm not surprised she remembered, but we did talk last year about my three grand daughters, the number one granddaughter being

stephanie bolden. this is unfair is not a mug shot. these are shot setter on social media.ges. and also because of theft charges. she's accused of breaking into 42 homes in canada by accomplices as young as 13 years old. that is it for this morning let's take a peek at the seven their around the bay for cassettes we had out. well see you back here tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m.. >> announcer: today on an all-new "dr. phil." >> shut up! >> announcer: her daughter is 13. >> dr. phil: do you hate your mother? >> yes. >> no, mom! >> announcer: and out of control. >> she grabbed the knife and was threatening to kill me. >> i don't remember that. >> dr. phil: you don't remember banging her head against the sliding glass door? >> i didn't touch her. >> dr. phil: one of you is lying. >> dr. phil: what would you do if you had a 13-year-old daughter and she punched her brother in the face? what if she grabbed you by your mouth and chin and slammed your head into the refrigerator? what if she pulled a knife and held it to your throat and threatened i'm going to kill you? well, today we

but if they were to do that they would be seen as -- potentially seen as weak potentially im boldening other types of protests across the country. but if they decided to crackdown, they can potentially see international condemnation as well as alienate the entire city of hong kong. so they from their perspective have a difficult situation at hand. a lot of people have been focusing on national day tomorrow because people are wondering how that's going to factor in. and as susan was saying a lot of people believe that the protesters could be emboldened but from beijing's perspective, it could be terribly embarrassing for them to crackdown on a day that is supposed to be about national unity. guys. >> eunice i just wonder i know this has been a long time practice that the chinese block off broadcasters and try to shut down social media on days when they don't like the news flow. is that a practice that is less and less effective over time particularly as people figure out how to get around those things and find out other information on the internet? >> well it is less effective if you're

we would not em bolden our enemies.bolden our enemies. >> hi. so you spoke of bilateral agreements and unilateral action. and as you have just briefly mentioned, the role of china is certainly a large factor in nuclear nonproliferation or reduction of arms. what role did china have in your formulation of your positions? >> well, we -- though we have some discussions between us, ow originally arguing that china is much more challenge to russian security than i do believe, and seems i still, we can observe that russian military superiority over china is immense. both in nuclear and conventional forces. that's why chinese don't go for military training for the huge military exercises with conventional forces in the framework of our duration. i think that the china find itself in a very complicated strategic environment. china is forced to force externally to act more assertive, which happens for the chinese foreign policy and these imposed assertiveness of chinese foreign policy. of the country which is not used and can potentially create the chall