bruce: point well taken. the gentleman with his glasses on. >> [indiscernible] bruce: hold on a second here and i cannot hear his mic. and him another mic, please. go ahead. >> i just wanted to say some front from the white house initiative, as a fellow asian-american, i think you really needed to hear what she said because i think a lot of the way asian-american issues are framed is hey, we experience this, too, without ever saying not on the same scope and magnitude, right? but i also wanted to speak to the second point about reforming police and law. i mean, i think when we talk about reform, we need to talk about fundamental reforms, not just a reform here, reform there, because i think we are in a political system that gives us black versus white, and these are not useful categories cheered when he to be thinking bottom versus top. bruce: but go to this woman who has had her hand up for quite some time. samantha: i just wanted to say really quickly i think going back to the issues with dylann roof and th

bruce: of go over here. you have represented people. >> i have represented defendants on both sides. the reality is, whether it is baltimore or urban police departments, we have got to get rid of the us versus them mentality. i agree with the officer over here, but it goes down that. us versus them is the thin blue line. that is, where you are seen a shooting and the other officer says, i have got your back. he says, do not say anything, he has body cameras. when i was in law enforcement, do you know what we called lack and around defendants on the halls on the right out? animals, dogs regularly. , if you go patrol the streets externally, i've got to tell you, you will think of those individuals the same way. secondly, who are the police officers we have been choosing? in the last months where the shootings have taken place, my gracious. s they have done with a badge and a gun, we have got to do better assessing who we are giving a gun and a batch two. -- a gun and a badge to. it is a great way to begin in t

bruce: the nsa has a bigger budget than anybody else.se the way the net works, so much traffic goes through the united states and the nsa's spying filters. they can do a lot, but they are not made of magic. they are still constrained by economics, by physics, by mathematics. while they can do a lot, they cannot do everything. emily: what is the biggest hack attack coming that we are not ready for? bruce: the thing about not being ready for is you don't know what it is. hack attacks surprise you. my guess it is something we are not thinking about. as computers get embedded into everything -- your computers your cars, your thermostats -- they all become vulnerable. emily: how do we protect ourselves? bruce: this is something that requires government intervention and legislation. nobody really has a vested interest. it's something government can help. fortunately, government does not want to do that right now. -- unfortunately emily: bruce schneier, celebrity hacker an expert on all things security. thank you for joining us. that does it fo

she said it was bruce.e's been touching me and making me touch him and i just can't go there any more. >> when janet called me and told me about this, my immediate reaction was fury. i drove over there, banged on the front door and when he answered the door i just decked him. kenny jo stood there with me and we were both questioning him and he admitted what he had done. >> kenny jo knew that it was going on because she said bruce, i told you katy was off limits, you were never to touch katy. >> i will never be able to figure out how a woman can stay involved with a sexual predator, and in many, many ways be a co-c co-conspirator and say something so ludicrous that kkaty is off limits but other children are okay. i will put up with the behavior as long as you don't molest our best friend's daughter. >> i walk in the courtroom and the courtroom's empty. >> she acted fine. you know? and she said she was fine but she really wasn't. ike the passa? it's a good looking car. this is the model rear end event. the mo

bruce got married after i did.of property about a mile from us and built a house there. they were like neighbors. >> bruce and kenny jo were together all the time. i don't remember them having any other friends after they got together, except for, you know, when he come to our house. they loved each other. she was crazy about him. he seemed to be the same way about her. >> janet and i and bruce and kenny jo were good friends, did a lot of thing together, saw each other quite frequently. had dinner at each other's houses. >> bruce was always really funny, you know. he'd laugh at everything. he just thought everything was funny, especially what he said was really funny, you know, but he was just, he would do anything for you. just, you know, the kind of friend you'd want to have. >> it's always the most charming guy. it's always the guy that's the most fun. it's always the guy that everybody loves that hides that one big, dangerous, dark secret. >> janet and i ended up having two little girls. tara the first and kati

bruce: point well taken.he gentleman with his glasses on. >> [indiscernible] bruce: hold on a second here and i cannot hear his mic. and him another mic, please. go ahead. >> i just wanted to say some front from the white house initiative, as a fellow asian-american, i think you really needed to hear what she said because i think a lot of the way asian-american issues are framed is hey, we experience this, too, without ever saying not on the same scope and magnitude, right? but i also wanted to speak to the second point about reforming police and law. i mean, i think when we talk about reform, we need to talk about fundamental reforms, not just a reform here come a reform there be, because i think we are in a political system that gives us black versus white, and these are not useful categories cheered when he to be thinking bottom versus top. bruce: but go to this woman who has had her hand up for quite some time. samantha: i just wanted to say really quickly i think going back to the issues with dylann roof

bruce schneider is an expert and author of here. of people very excited about the talk you gave. i want to start with airlines. just how dangerous is this? bruce: we don't actually know. airlines are not immune to hacking just like any other industry. we are seeing a lot of attacks against personal information whether it is by government or criminals. we are all vulnerable. emily: could they take down a plane? bruce: that is a different kind of thing entirely. there is research done for attacks on vehicles. attacking planes remotely seems remote, but as things get computerized and then we don't know. emily: what about the tsa? you were very critical around them around 9/11. it idoes not sound like you are a fan. bruce: there have been tests where people try to bring weapons through checkpoints and the tsa has high failure rates. a high failure rate is not really a problem because as long as there is a decent chance you are caught, you will not try it. but if you know you can get through, the tsa is not doing their job. pre-9/11 is a

bruce finley, i have a question. because you are a reporter and do a lot of research, hall, every government agency when they need a lot of funding, there seems to be some sort of accident and then they get more money? you have the twitter dude who called in and left a message saying he supported the epa and that they were underfunded and blah, blah, blah. that proves my point. every time a government agency says they are underfunded, next thing you know there is this huge disaster and they get more funding. research, mr. finley, and find out what happened on the oil spills. talking aboute new money to the environmental protection agency for cleanup or is this coming out of current money? guest: it is not into the superfund budget. people are wondering about funding. there are people saying the state as well as the federal government ought to have more funding. as reporters, we get limited glimpses of these things. we are dispatched quickly trying to get to the scene in the early hours. it is hard to be able to under

maybe bruce i'll give you another chance on this. why don't we have the right to take a look at these ideals to decide for ourselves as citizens what we're getting into? >> because, david, the obama administration is never going to do that because the way it's been selling this has been a big lie. it's just like the way it sold obama care. remember, if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. now they're trying to scare the american people by saying, you know what, the only other option to this is war. well, you know, it's funny. up until this point when they started coming out with this agreement, they never talked about the way iran is being eminent. now they're using that to scare the american people to get support. >> i'm going to go back to you because i didn't get an answer. as a journalist, as somebody who is interested in exposing all the truth that we can, that's our job. aren't you interested? wouldn't it solve a lot of these issues if they just revealed all the secret deals? >> i think you definitely have a point. w

bruce: thank you. as i was listening to your anecdote, it struck me that your experience and king john's were not so dissimilar. you could take some pleasure in that. you had some empathy for that side. i am, as julie said, a professor , but i'm also the lead and chair of early english laws come a british state-funded project to publish, reedit, and translate all british law of to magna carta, including magna carta. oftentimes people think here -- i don't blame them, that magna carta just brings from nowhere. suddenly there's a medieval document that appears and it's very important and there's not a lot of attention given to what came before. and also not a lot of attention given to what came after until he gets to the colonies. and then it takes on a vibrant kind of life. the texts we do in the project 150 of them, all legal texts that predate magna carta. it's a very vibrant legal culture going on in england up to magna carta. magna carta from that perspective is just part of it. it's not something o

bruce brought up fairness. what is fair about there being less investment. there are no companies and no jobs without investment first. we reduce the amount of companies that are krafing those jobs. why is it that just because someone is rich, just because someone is skillful at allocating capital that they owe more money in the government than others? >> is there something wrong with being research, bruce? >> no, not at all. i mean, everybody wants to make money and for their family and provide for their family. i think what trump -- >> hold on a second. hold on. we're talking about more than providing for their family. is there anything wrong with being filthy rich? does everybody want to be rich? poor people buy these scratch-off lottery tickets hoping they'll get rich. >> should people be penalized for being rich. that's what you are saying? >> i think this is a conversation starter, and i think that wleer doing is it's better than what the republicans are doing by talking about these crazy social issues in immigration. i think trump is getting people go

bruce leshan is live where flanagan took his own life after that short chase from the cops. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, derek. the chase really only lasted a couple of minutes, but the troopers thought at one point that this troubled former reporter was going to start shooting at them. vester flanagan hired and fired from a whole series of stations. before twitter took down his page he tweeted angry messages about both the journalist victims, that they were racist or had filed complaints about him. >> he's one of the people who came to mind instantly when we heard about the incident. >> reporter: the general manager said flanagan was furious when he was fired from wdbj and had to be led from the station by police. >> he made all kinds of complaints and in may have been one about alison or adam. i frankly don't remember, but none of them could be corroborated by anyone. >> all right, guys. he's got something in his right hand and he reached for something. i don't know what he reached for. >> reporter: the troopers knew that vester flanagan was armed and dangerous. his picture from the

bruce leshan is live at d.c. police headquarters where the mayor and chief of police just wrapped up a news conference. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, debra and mike, really some incredible police work here. police just had the description of a burgundy chrysler 300. they were able to track that to a series of burglaries and now they're out with this surveillance tape. >> royals the three individuals that you see. >> reporter: police were able to track down theburg -- the burgundy chrysler 300 that led to a series of burglaries including this one shown on surveillance tape in argyle terrace in d.c. august 12th. the suspects apparently were unaware that their every move was being caught on camera. there is also surveillance tape from the shaw neighborhood, the shooting scene, again dramatic pictures and the chief of police says this was a running gunbattle. >> we have six persons of interest in two vehicles. even though we've recovered the chrysler 300 we wanted to put that video out there in case somebody may have see

the album that made bruce springsteen the boss. his former manager talks about the record that changed everything. ten years ago today, hurricane katrina reached category 10 intensity in the gulf of mexico. the white house declared a state of emergency. but few were prepared what would happen days later. more than 1800 people dead, billions of dollars of damage. ten years later, the big easy still on the mend. jonathan martin is in new orleans with more. jonathan. >> good evening to you john. president obama took offs his jacket and rolled up his sleeves and walked through the neighborhoods of new orleans. many wanted to show him their homes and the communities that had come back. but the president gave remarks here in what many considered ground zero of hurricane katrina. the lower 9th ward. there were people lining the streets with signs, some that simply said thank you, as overwhelmingly there is the feeling here at least in this community that the president has kept his promises and stood by this city. ♪ ♪ >> rolling up his sle

and world paper money, bruce martin discusses banknotes from 1861 to 1928. he talks about the people depicted on banknotes as well as legislation that changed could appear on currency and he shows a number of banknotes from his personal collection, as well as rare bills including those with images of martha washington and the native american. the museum of american finance in new york city hosted this event are it is -- and, it is a little over 50 minutes. >> today i have the pleasure of introducing bruce smart. he received a b.s. in math from kansas city. from 1970 to 2006 he was employed by the dupont company. at dupont, he was responsible for 55 u.s. patents and he authored or co-authored more than 100 technical publications. in 2002, he began consulting for a cataloging and dealing company for paper money. he is a 15 year member of the international bank notes society. in today's talks, bruce will review the type of bank notes in circulation and will include some anecdotes. following his presentation, he has brought some objects from his personal collect

here is bruce terkel, from terkel brands. jack hough from "barron's". bruce, yes it is hard. have worked at very hard companies. that is what exceptionalism is. when you work for exceptional firm that demands exceptionalism from employees you will be treated like crap. surprise, surprise. that is what happens in amazon. >> i grew up in the advertising business, they said if you don't work on saturday, don't bother coming in on sunday. maybe amazon experimenting with drones because they don't and complain. david: they said they're indignant. hard-working highly paid workers are not working like europeans where "the new york times" thinks everybody should work, you take couple hours for lunch, massage break at 3:00 in the afternoon. >> i'm normally not least sympathetic people tell me, that is why you pay it is not fun. if half of the story true there do seem to be things over the top here. punishing people for health care problems that outside of their control. you know, new mother, this sort of thing. this might be a awakening moment for amazon. you know bezos might not reali

our bruce gordon live in the newsroom with what you really need to know and, bruce, it is a lot to take >> reporter: yeah, ladies. lots of information on travel restrictions for the big papal weekend but the bottom line very simple. plan ahead and be prepared to alter your usual routine. so-called traffic box will go into effect friday night of the papal weekend bounded by i-95 and 38th street, south street and spring garden, ridge and girard to the north. vehicular traffic will be a loud win that zone with great difficulty and emery instructions. but you will not be able to drive from into the zone outside and once you've gone outside you won't be able to drive back into the zone until the papal events conclude. i-95 by the way will remain open but there will be major road closures. 76 eastbound from the blue route to 95, 76 westbound from 95 to the rows vessel extension, vine street expressway closed in both directions and u.s. route 1 shut down in both directions from lancaster avenue to belmont. the ben franklin bridge, yes, it will be closed to vehicular traffic from 10:00 o'clock

bruce, three words, traffic, traffic and i guess traffic. >> reporter: three more words for you. how about closures, closures and closures. in an evident to save garr the pope and a sea of visitors from all over the world, major thoroughfares as you said across the city will be off limits to vehicles. all of this now official. the million and a half visitors expected for the visit of pope francis to philadelphia the weekend of september 26th and 27th will literally double the city's population virtually overnight. mayor nutter insists philly will be ready. >> philadelphia is the can do city and we can and will do everything in our power along with our many, many, many partners to ensure a safe and secure event a spiritual and joyful event. >> reporter: there will be once in a lifetime traffic headaches. so-called traffic box will be established friday night at 10:00 covering the city from i-95 to 38th street and from south street to spring garden, ridge and girard. vehicular traffic will be a loud win that zone, but with many restrictions and with great difficulty. you will not b

it's an evolving term. >> bruce brings up prosecutorial. these guys, these islamic terrorists are not just murderers in the eyes of law. terrorists get tougher punishment. they are prone to, you know, capital punishment or locked up in maximum security. what do you think? >> there may be different audiences that you use different words. we are not interested in hearing the president say radical islamic terrorism. we want to have a better understanding of the threat we are against. if we don't identify the threat and don't understand or conceive of it, what it is, what's motivating it, where it's coming from, we are not going to know how to defeat it. it's important to call it what it is. >> rich, there were recruitment documents that were found. they are clear about the strategy to spread terrorism. not calling them terrorists, does this impact the strategy to fight terror? >> boy, you know, i question that. i agree with everything that steve says. on the wording, i'm not sure. teddy roosevelt said talk softly and carry a big stick. i would

there's little doubt i loved bruce springsteen.hed clip of chris christie rockin' out without a care in the word at a bruce springsteen concert 15 years ago. but in a recent interview with a conservative news site called lifezette, everything we thought we knew about chris christie and bruce springsteen went out the window. he and his wife were asked and each picked john bon jovi over bruce springsteen. it's kind of sad. if you know three things about chris christie one of them is probably the bridge. one of them is he yells at teaches and one of them is loves bruce springsteen. but apparently for the purpose of running for president he's given that up. it's very sad. but then this weekend, my friend jake tapper at cnn did an interview with governor christie and asked him to explain what that was all about. >> i read something in the press that really upset me the other day where you were quoted as saying -- and maybe it was a misquote but you were quoted as saying when it came to your favorite new jersey musician it was no longer

tom: bruce kasman with us. it has come in very nicely. certainly voting some confidence. we hope you will get smart analysis. we will do that from votto gate. who do that on market makers later. oil stable this morning. west texas, 42 .36 per barrel. tom: good morning everyone. let's get to our top headlines. vonnie: there are 30,000 firefighters battling those wildfires in the west. they will be assisted by 200 soldiers. service says that wildfires will consume more than half of this year's budget. hackers of ashley madison are naming names online. says theagazine posting includes user identities, addresses, phone numbers and payment information. the hackers want the company to shut down. puritan this is revenge. vonnie: we knew that. brendan: this is not blackmail. vonnie: we will move onto something else. in red sox bringing baseball. tom: you are killing me. boston general --ager will have torowski understand it borders on calvinist reduction. >> i think calvinist is the way to put it. will the red sox smile on you -- that is up to th

bruce, while i have you here, i got to help a sister out.ou give her a slowing -- slogan to get the campaign. what do you think? there we are together. i'm not really blonde. get rid of that picture quick. bruce, help with the slogan. >> people of goodwill vote for john boy walton, richie cunningham. they will vote for her. she is actress, what does she know about this? it worked for son any bono. worked for ronald reagan. why won't it work for melissa gilbert. melissa: that is the slogan. ronald reagan, son any bono, melissa gilbert. this is the problem i have with this, bruce. she is democrat. i don't know if she loves having ronald reagan over her head. she was very excited this morning but i don't know. >> let me ask you a question. does she wan to make sure she is the preeminent "little house on the prairie," melissa? worried about you catching up? melissa: i don't think so. i think she is the first melissa i happy take a back seat. bruce terkel. we have to work on slogan. david: i don't know. being compared to ronald reagan son any bon

bruce angelique and jeannie are still with me.g on a democratic candidate hillary clinton and what did the group learned about it yesterday who did it best? >> i think marco rubio may have turned in all in all the best debate performance but performance is not all, it's how you stand when you come into the debate. it's pretty well to identify that john kasich helped his cause more than anybody else coming off a lot of conversation how well kasich acquitted him. he probably evidenced the most humanity most authenticityivity. that's what people want in the president they want a leader. >> the cheering section was huge for him but yeah i would say most people didn't probably know who he was at the beginning of the debate and in the end he held hits own. marco rubio did a good job. he was slipping, early expectation for him he has been slipping and now he's back a bit. good to watch. >> let's take a listen. >> if i'm our nominee how is hillary clinton going to lecture me about living paycheck to paycheck? i was raised paycheck to payc

i'm bruce johnson.n case you haven't heard, there is drama among the burgundy and gold, as the team prepares to play the ravens in the exhibition game tonight. robert griffin iii has been replaced by kirk cousins. to sort it out, let's go live to kristen berset. the quarterback change was made when and why, kristen? >> reporter: bruce, where do i begin here, right? robert griffin iii was initially cleared by an independent neurosurgeon and was expected to play today. but late last night, the team sent out a press release, reversing their decision. apparently the league brought in a neuropsychologist and despite griffin passing baseline tests and everything else, there was some data they didn't like. so he is not playing today. kirk cousins will be instead. griffin sent out a tweet last night expressing his frustration. this was to be a big game for robert griffin iii, but now it's become even more important for kirk cousins as he fights for the starting job and he's looking to put some of his best stuff

tough guys, bruce, thank you so much. >>> well, coming up, a story that's sure to give goose bumps. >> a family visiting their father's grave releases balloons in his memory. we'll tell you the special place those balloons were next seen. >>> monitoring breaking news from the top of the newscast. a chain reaction crash injuring multiple people including a police officer. we're going to have a live update next. >>> and welcome back. >> we continue now to follow breaking news out of new jersey. a wild chain reaction crash that sent one car flying on to a sidewalk and into a jersey city police officer. >> yeah. news 4 obtained this video from moments after the crash. the officer is one of several people hurt that happened at ocean and myrtle avenue in jersey city. let's go back to the scene for an update. >> reporter: police are removing one of the cars involved in the chain reaction crash. several people injured including an officer we're told is expected to be okay. take a look. according to witnesses, a car hit that car that is being towed away hitting an officer. tonight, several peo

bruce beck is here with more. bruce? >> reporter: shiba, sometimes from horror comes a hero. and new hope. and never was this more apparent than in the wake of a senseless tragedy that occurred in charleston, south carolina, that threatened to tear apart a city. on a june night like so many others, the tranquillity of a community was shattered by a gunman who opened fire at a church, killing nine parishioners parishioners. among the victims was native sharon da-coleman who left behind three children, including son chris who made national headlines in the days following the massacre with his message -- >> i just say love is always stronger than hate. so we just love the way my mom would, then the hate won't be anywhere close to what love is. >> reporter: today as part of the yankees' hope week initiative, the team flew chris and his two siblings to new york, and surprised him on the "today" show where he got to meet some players live and in person. >> you saw alex rodriguez coming forward, did you light up? >> i lit up more than times square. that was amazing. it was a blessin

by the way, you can continue to engage in that conversation hosted by bruce johnson on our website and our app, wusa9. just search honest conversation. deb? >>> there have been five attacks on women in the arlington area in the last few weeks and police are now looking for any similarities to see if they're related. >> reporter: this is hank silverberg in arlington. on this hill last night a woman was attacked on her way home from work. police say the woman saw a man following her, but that's not unusual in this area where people walk a lot at night. arlington deputy police chief jan murray said the man was carrying a stick and grabbed the woman as she walked up the hill. >> he tried to pull her into an adjacent wooded area and she started screaming and fighting. he got her there but she was very actively resisting. >> reporter: the attack was similar to four others in the region in the last few weeks going back to july 25th. >> we want to look at each one individually. i'm not ruling out that they were not a serial or potentially multiple serials ing on. >> reporter: this area off col

christie of dissing bruce springsteen is not true?as asking, what laura ingraham was asking, both me and mary pat, as a friend, who do you prefer, springsteen or bon jovi. >> their music or their person. >> no explanation. >> bon jovi. >> bon jovi. >> i don't think anybody really cares which new jersey singer the state's governor likes more. i do think people would care that he would pick that as something to lie about overtly. governor christie, in a blind taste test, you and your wife chose bon jovi. that is a choice you are going to have to live with. we have the tape. that does it for us tonight. taste test you chose bon jovi. we have the tape. "first look" is up next. >>> it's tuesday, august 4th. breaking overnight, two died and many more injured when a circus tent collapsed with many inside. >>>ing -- polls say donald trump is hurting the gop image. >>> a boy shackled at school. >>> heart stopping rescue and more. "first look" starts now. >>> good morning to you on this tuesday. thanks for waking up with us everyone. i'm betty

hello, everybody, i'm bruce johnson. debra alfarone is off tonight.rterback, will he continue as the starter for theburg di and the burgundy and gold? dave owens is here with game highlights and hopefully some answers. >> i bring you answers, i thought it went pretty good. didn't like tom brady, but he was the best quarterback on this team. curt cousins has been waiting for for a long time. robert griffin couldn't answer the bell and his hold on the starting bell couldn't be more in doubt. preseason game for a throw away. tonight was cousins chance to make his case to be the guy. talk about a weird night. robert griffin not active for the game, but looking active in warmups. he got the start, but didn't begin well. he throws the pick. jumps right in front of it. so now you're thinking, ought oh, we have seen this play out before, but he recovered. engineering the second quarter scoring drive, gets lucky here, pass deflects for the touchdown. overall, cousins, he was okay. not overwelming, but he was okay and he got the ball out of his hands quickly. r

marcason district 3 julie christensen (clapping) >> good morning my first thanks are to rick and bruceaders and the volunteers of the market street railroad i was out the advocacy it is a 20-year project so congratulation to the market street rail way determined effort to make that happen i'm perspective to mayor ed lee and the volkswagen of leaders for dianne feinstein for supporting this crazy idea and tilly chang and others that made that happen i this is a great thing for the city this is going to be a lot fun riding along the waterfront i want to focus an district 3 my district includes some of the density neighborhood in the united states we have a typography a roll call top great most of my constituents don't own cars we're trying to improve the public transportation for district 3 i'm thrilled that soon our district will have the first subway in san francisco and the first rapid transit in san francisco and i'm delighted to welcome the e line as charming and fun for my constituents this is serious business not only do we have those are o those dense neighborhood but welcomes te

i think, and also, bruce bartlet it's t wrote an excellent piece and i have respected his knowledge ofarty history, et cetera, i think -- for a call of caveats, this is not 1964, we must remember. we talk the hard core conservatives, none of whom who are on this panel, george will and others said, well they knew goldwater wasn't going to win. this was a year after jfk's assassination, the momentum behind the democrats was so strong anyway, and goldwater was not, a seasoned politician looking at winning the election. he wanted to make a point. and he helped to spar put new life into the conservative movement, which today, is a very powerful, very large, well-funded movement that i don't belong to, but needs to be respected. because it is out there, it constantly puts up strong candidates that lose the nomination. but have an impact on the election. and we've seen the republican party establishment able to pull the party back to the middle of the road conservatives like mitt romney, john mccain, bob dole, et cetera, but, this year may be different, but i don't think it's that different.

, bruce. >> reporter: absolutely, lesli. now prosecutors say that 2-year- old matthew reyes was covered in cuts and bruises in places that could not possibly be explained by a toddler falling down. they say his mother is a drug addict who waited weeks to take him to the hospital. outside the basement apartment in wheaton drink glasses by the barbecue, but not a single toy, not a trike, not a thing you might expect at a home where four little boys once lived. their parents are now facing as much as 3/4 of a century behind bars. neighbors devastated. >> kids are supposed to be loved and cared and the parents who are supposed to take care of them and if they abuse them, they shouldn't be parents of. >> reporter: police say matthew's mother admitted he fell off the kitchen table three weeks before he died, that he fell off an office clair three days before he died, that she hit him the next day, that he fell down the day he died, but although the toddler's head was floppy and he was spaced out his

bruce gordon joins us live in the newsroom tonight with the latest information. bruce? >> reporter: garr danny state will see mayhem from the north and the south during the pope's big visit. friday, of course, in north jersey, major traffic jams for the papal visit to new york city. saturday and sunday, south jersey will see gridlock when the pope visits philly. once in a lifetime visit of pope francis to philadelphia makes south jersey a key point of and tree to the massive public events on september 26th and 27th. traffic consultants predict 37% of the expected million plus visitors will come through the garden state to reach the festivities. >> it needs the cooperation and understanding of our customers during this time. your patience is truly a virtue and patience will be needed. >> reporter: camden riverfront will be you've as a massive parking lot for thousands of chartered buses. officials are warning those buses must be registered with the host organization. on the world meeting of families website. >> if you think that your local church can just higher a bus fo

but i think you take a look at the standings right now, bruce, it's a two-team race. one of these teams are going to have to win the division. i'm not sure either one is going to look at this wild card. the talk of baseball of the adeshe. but i think the yankees [000:29:56;00]

(laughter). >> reporter: bruce gordon fox 29 news. >> that's why bruce was so positive and energeticis speeding up the discounted internet service some of its customers use to watch those cat videos and telecom giant will offer the service to more people. critics said the internet searches program was too slow and limited. the country's largest cable company will double internet search speed up to 10 mega bits per second. it costs $10 a month. it has been limited to families of children who qualify for discount lunch school programs. >> going to star in her by op pick. her life is heading to the big screen. paramount pictures has acquired the rights to her auto biography. my fight, your fight. rousey appeared in films like serious seven -- furious seven and enter tour ratch and the 28-year-old is at the top of her game after her most recent knock out win in the first 34 seconds of her fight in brazil. >>> well, after decades of trying, the international olympic committee wrecking the sport of ultimate frisbee. >> wahoo. garnering interest in the sports players who see this as a big s

i would encourage people, don't just go listen to "born to run," read david remnick's profile of bruce years ago in "in new yorker." it's really long, really well worth it. you know, the guy is a gigantic titan. this album is one of the best. >> he's the quintessential american musician. the is the embodiment of american music. if we had to sort of freeze one individual for 500, 1,000 years to come back to and say what represents the american music of the 20th century and 21st century, bruce springsteen. >> or weird al, but, yes. >> you have the weird al glasses. thank you, chris. >>> that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." remember to follow the show online, on facebook, and on twitter at @mich mitchell mitchellreports. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they pick up some of w

christie of dissing bruce springsteen is not true?g, what laura ingraham was asking, both me and mary pat, as a friend, who do you prefer, springsteen or bon jovi. >> their music or their person. >> no explanation. >> bon jovi. >> bon jovi. >> i don't think anybody really cares which new jersey singer the state's governor likes more. i do think people would care that he would pick that as something to lie about overtly. governor christie, in a blind taste test, you and your wife chose bon jovi. that is a choice you are going to have to live with. we have the tape. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow. now it's time for lawrence o'donnell. >> back to machine gun bacon. would we have machine gun bacon in this campaign, were it not for donald trump turning all those guys into now tv reality stars? >> i want to say yes. i want to say that the arc of the moral universe bends toward machine gun bacon and we just get there by 2016, but it's a counter factual. i don't know.

. >> it is bruce. >> what?rdashian jenner. she would be the the youngest kardashian jenner. >> you know this is going to create some controversiy why did she want to name the rabbit bruce. >> people say she misses her -- >> people will be talking. >> bruce father instead obfuscate lynn father. >> yeah. >> hold on, we need within more kardashian update. >> chloe, have you seen her. she's looking good. she tired of people calling her, the bigger kardashian. this is her revenge body. >> fcc don't like story they will pull the plug. "the wendy williams show." today from the sexy takes to new music, we're catching up with nick jonas, and who is the sexiest man alive? find out. people bring the inside scoop on their issues. >>> plus celebrity chef nadia g. shows us ways to put the bite in your thanksgiving menu. plus all of today's juiciest hot topics. ♪ ♪ >> now here's wendy! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> wendy: thank you. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> wendy: hello! here we go again!