they leave their daughter, callie, with her parents. it's not the first time olivia has been separated from callie. >> child protective services almost took callie away-. >> uh yeah, that's right, that was when she was younger-. >> how old was she? >> i can't even remember now, she was like a baby though, like four months, something like that-. >> this is a pretty complicated tower. >> it sure is. >> was it hard for you to leave callie with your mom? >> it's very hard for me not to be with her, very--and she's so attached to me. >> this can go right here. >> wow, look how tall it is now, cal. >> and yet you're doing something that's pretty likely to kill you. >> mmhmm-. >> ...which means you could end up leaving her forever. >> yeah...i just don't think about that...that's just--i'm just addicted to it, it's just an addiction. an addiction that's threatening her life. olivia's contracted hepatitis c from i-v drug use. it's a contagious liver disease that can be fatal. >> i've done anything from stealing... i have prostituted probably th

the captain and lieutenant callie did not do anything to stop them. they had lost it themselves.complete failure. >> the white house is accutely aware that the my lai scandal could bring about a disastrous withering away public support for the vietnam war and mr. nixon's plans for a staged withdrawal of american forces. >> what happened in the my lai case was not a combat situation. he shot in cold blood old men, women and children and we as a country fail to recognize an act of cold-blooded murder, then we are no better than -- >> why not convict the battalion commander of -- >> why not? >> hold on. hold on. >> secretary of defense, every single one of them that put the man in vietnam should be standing there saying, i am guilty, too. that's how i feel. every one of them. vietnam, 5th cavalry, initiating new men. start out by singing a new song. ♪ doo-dah ♪ doo-dah ♪ you're going home in a body bag all the doo-dah day ♪ >> the day after the initiations, five men came back in body bags. >> by the '70s, the u.s. army in vietnam had been essentially destroyed. every time we tangled

callie writes, i have a single mother to a disabled child. week at a5 hours per job i trained for.et paid seven pounds 20 per hour. in april, the prime minister is not putting my weight up. you will be taking tax credits off me. and the prime minister tell us much worse off kelly will be next year? >> let me welcome what the honorable gentleman says and join him in what he says about the 100 people killed. and with the country as it struggles. thell answer directly on issue of tax credits. we are bringing in the national living wage, which will be a 20 pound per week pay rise for people next year. obviously, kelly will benefit, as the living wage rises to nine pounds. hold on. sorry, what happens to the new approach? i thought we were -- questions asked, so they could he responded to. the introduction of the national living wage will reach nine pounds by the end of parliament, which will benefit callie. in april, we raise to 11,000 pounds the amount of money you can earn before you start paying taxes. also, kelly, if she has children, will benefit from the 30 hours of childcare we

organizationsws callie up the number of americans who been killed the terrorist attacks over the last decade and the number of americans who been killed by gun violence. and post those side-by-side on your news reports. this will not be information coming from me. it will be coming from you. over $1 trillion and passed countless laws and devote entire agencies to preventing terrorist attacks on our soil and rightfully so. yet we have a congress that explicitly blocks us from even collecting data on how we could potentially reduce gun violence. how can that be? this is a political choice we make. to allow this to happen every few months in america. we collectively are answerable to those families who lose their loved ones because of our inaction. inn americans are killed mine disasters, we were to make minds safer. when they are killed in floods and hurricanes, we make communities safer. when roads are unsafe, we fix them. we have seatbelt laws because we know it saves lives. that gun violence is , that ourfferent freedom and our constitution modest regulation of how we use a deadly we

plus michigan state stans are calli -- fans are calling it a miracle in ann arbor. >>> the minneapolisbune reports on the shooting death of a sheriff's deputy. police say a 24-year veteran of the atkins sheriff's department was shot on sunday by a patient being treated at st. cloud hospital. the spokesman said they fought over the deputy's gun. >> several shots were fired during that struggle and then security officers were able to get in the room and the subject was tased with a taser, and taken into custody. >> the deputy was guarding the suspect who was being treated after a domestic dispute. after the suspect was tased, he died at the scene. >>> the "new york daily news" covers the start of the "goodfellas" trial today. the defendant in the 1978 lufthansa incident will have a tattoo on his arm and have it covered in court today. vincent asaro will have his tattoo covered. he was depicted in the film "goodfellas." >>> "the washington post" reports eddie murphy broke his 28-year silence on the stand-up comedy stage. he was honored for the mark twain prize for american humor on sunday

republican intelligence analyst told cnn he was fired in part for refusing to go after clinton lit cally. >> this has become a investigation. >> it is a dam lie an that is not a word that i often use. >> the chairman trey gowdy talked to nbc news exclusively. >> it was a loudy employee and he mishandled classified information and won't do what his supervisors instructed him to do. >> in response this afternoon lawyers for the fired committee investigator tell msnbc he violated laws by talking about a confidential employment dispute. the committee said that is ludicrous. the committee was under fire after kevin mccarthy's suggestion it was trying to damage clinton's >> what are her numbers today? her numbers are dropping. >> but on the private e-mails uncovered by the panel, president obama on 60 minutes favors. >> as a general proposition, when we're in these offices, we have to be more sensitive and stay as far away from the line as possible when it comes to how we handle information, how we handle our own personal data. >> reporter: and as the candidates prepare to face-off against eac

cally garry. >> of course, that one. who doesn't have that one. what the heck is that?so it's a german film from 1920. and it is one of the scariest movies that you'll ever see because it's about a hypnotist who convinces a guy that essentially has a form of sleep walking as a disorder to murder people for him. >> interesting. >> it's one of the most important films stylistically that led a german movement called expressionism. it's beautiful to look at. it'scallying and it will give you nightmares from 1920. >> is it a talkie? >> no. >> they're all scary words. >> i can imagine. thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> now we're scared. >> wear terrified. i'm going to jump in your lap. >> but you might like it. thanks grae. senior editor of rodden tomatoes and co-host of the fall movie movie preview on the reelzchannel. you're watching "world news now." no, really. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you m

portugal,cally in minority governments have not fared particularly well. has been one since 1974 that completed its full term in office. what the government will have to do with the minority backing is rejected the socialists and make sure they do not block certain key votes. that is the budget and the government programming. that is the first in a present after they take office. that is essentially what they will have to do. when key votes come up, they will have to make sure they are not blocked by the opposition. hope there is not a motion that will vote the minority out of power. that probably won't happen in the next year or two. these governments do tend to last for a few years. but then again, only one has ever finished a full term in office. jonathan: thank you very much for joining us this morning. let's keep the focus on portable -- on portugal and go to the paris studio. appliedy a professor of economics at queen mary. great to have you with us this morning. the first question is the question i asked my colleague. they look at greece and i look

who understands the need for better organization and cooperation among the various groups is eunice callison't think that the unification of the afghan feactions is impossible. we are fighting the same enemy. all the muslims are fighting the russians. unity sought by all the groups and, in fact, we are fighting the same enemy. young majority from different parties are fighting in different parts of the country and all the moderates are with us. nobody is waiting for the other ones to be the first to fight. all the muslims everywhere are fighting against their enemy and their enemies won and that will be a mistake, to say one is fighting and the other is not. ♪ >> to most afghans, to be a communist is to be against islam. soviet aggression in afghanistan is viewed as a communist effort to eliminate those who are believers. what is obvious to any oiber is that an afghan's faith is intricately bound up in his identity. independent filmmaker christian was impressed by the role of islam in the afghan troug r struggle for freedom. >> translator: we have often heard about their religious fancyism

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. >> oh callie's by far. you been there? you been there? you been there? >> jimmy: the guy who runs that place has the same also name as icono. did you know that? >> no, i didn't. >> jimmy: exciting, right? >> very. >> jimmy: your wife beyonce, she did an interview, she said she likes her pizza with extra sauce and jalapenos. >> yeah. >> jimmy: have you explained that that's unacceptable here from brooklyn? and they don't have pizza there. that explains everything. >> jimmy: have you told a 14-year-old shawn carter that his life -- >> i'm going to give you this hat when i go. >> jimmy: i would love to have that hat. -- that his life would be a life of basketball team and private jets and all of this stuff, i'm sure you have fancy appliances in your kitchen and what not. >> yeah. >> jimmy: would you have believed it? is this something that you really would have thought would happen? >> absolutely not. my goal was to have a gold album. i thought i was being crazy. i'm going to have a gold album. >> jimmy: even you believed that you might not? >> gold? >> jim

. >> reporter: neighbors callis the castle inside this home on saturday police say a police officer shot and killed two pit bull dogs. it all happened saturday afternoon. 39-year-old denise calling police telling them one dog was attacking her. >> we heard the ambulance coming, and then we saw police vehicles coming, and then we heard three shots. >> reporter: according to police an officer and paramed hicks to break through a locked door to get inside. and once inside the police officer saw the woman being mauled bay large gray pit bull. a second pit bull police say aggressively ran towards the officer who shot and killed attack. the first dog jumped off the woman and aggressively approached the officer and he shot and killed too. people here tell me they complained to police about those dogs. >> it doesn't surprise me from what i've heard. i've seen the dogs. >> reporter: this neighbor tells me one of the pit neighborhood. she filed a complaint after confronting the owner. >> i said if i see your dog out there again tied to a tree with no water and no shelter i'm going to report you. >

the --cally, if you've if you focus on the 20% of schools with the highest poverty rates, that would give you 17,640 schools and the money would go far enough to increase salaries by at least 50%. and there would be plenty of money left over to give principals the raises they deserve. i've long said the great teachers and leaders deserve to be paid far more. we are the beginning of a long range effort to pay our nation's teachers what they are worth as a nation builders i believe they are. that investment would just make teachers is struggling communities fillmore value -- phil more valued -- feel more valued, it would either rebel ripple- it would have a impact. you can take just a quarter of the $15 billion in savings and use it to support teacher leadership. creating five positions for accomplished teachers who mentor their peers and give them each $25,000 a increases. -- pay increases. we must do more to ensure more strong teachers go to our toughest schools and stay for the long haul. right now in far too many places, funding gaps create the wrong incentives. in ferguson.ple the

a construction project has y== v-cally put them out of along a. they're wondering if things could be different if they were in a more upscale part of the city. ing the adding express bus lanes between 101 and 680. a multitude of delays slowed the project to a crawl. business owners are taking their complaints to a community meeting tonight. it's a story you'll only see here. damian trujillo is there. how can it be changed? >> reporter: jessica, they've apologized for the delays, both at a meeting and in this letter to the merchants. they're angry. they're meeting here right now. they say an apology is not good enough. they want this project completed immediately and now they're forming a coalition. >> it's always festive at this store where people used to flock to buy their favorite boots or cowboy hats. used to. because the customers stopped coming. that's because outside his store, this is all he's seen for months. lane cloishs and construction cones with no one doing any work. they had to fire the contractor. it's been delayed possibly for a ye

it has been system cally and properly run by the chairman. >> there would be outrage that this is a fishingxpedition to get people. >> i don't know how the chips are going to fall either way and congressman, gaudchairman gaudi the responsibility to do it right. >> matt, it gives hillary clinton a talking point when she testifies on october 22nd. coming out of this week, she's going to need something. incredible crowds for bernie sanders in massachusetts. does it cause you to revise your view at all on his staying power and what he could do to this race? >> not much. i think it's a tough race. if you're hillary clinton and i do think it's a flawed candidate and she's flawed campaign, bernie sanders' your main competition, you're having a very good day. democratic front-runners not having electable opponents who rile up the base and give them a good run for their money and can't win nationally, i think bernie sanders fits into that category. i think if you're the clinton team that is -- you're always going to have challenger, a base in rebellion at some point. if bernie sanders is the instrum

do peel, calli, do they not see it or do they not want to see it? >> it's kind of both. member you don't want to believe it's happening. you're in denial. this couldn't possibly be happening. and they come up with really good excuses -- i'm tired, i have a cold, i'm overworked, et cetera, et cetera. we start to feed in that and believe what we're told because the alternative is just horrifying. you don't want to believe your loved one is in the throes of an addiction and could actually be that bad because you don't know what to do. you don't know how to fix it. reaching out to a therapist or a doctor is even more confusing. >> i hear the nba has a really good program when it comes to dealing with addiction. one wonders then what happened to lamar. >> they have a great program. >> they have a physicians network. >> go ahead, joe. and then cali. >> it's a great program with the nba. they try and get players dealing with situations like this to turn themselves in so they can get the help that they need. >> i imagine they're concerned about their careers and reputation and p

.:04 from 1 instead of the next play being of the cally coming out two-minute warning. the extra stoppage of play that more time.vens that was vital. hil: absolutely. jim: you go back and look at the chess match. i can't remember a game like long time. phil: i can't either and no that who won the game, coach that lost is going to be second guessed big time. with mike tomlin, we both agreed nd i thought there in that situation, instead of going for it on fourth and 2, the last e, i absolutely would have tried that field goal and gavin my kicker one more time, with on what's knowing going on now. we're not going to go. of the game end or i did, mike tomlin hit his mike and said to all his bad and then he took it off. jim: you've been through seasons where things weren't going your way and all of a sudden things for ed like it did tonight the ravens. looking not only desperate but dire. all of a sudden you will walk high, you're 1-3. how do you express what this meant to this team? big, of course. it keeps their season going, gives them hope. they have a little momentum. t

cally run this route for griff whalen. almost came down with it. first of all, remember the super bowl t bowl. the unbelievable play. how much respect belichick has for this guy, he put him on antonio brown himself in the opener. you think belichick always double-teams the best player on the other team. that time he said, go get him, butler. >> al: man, oh, man. >> cris: fleener was wide open. >> al: threw it from dorsett, third down and ten. obviously they'll go for it with 3 1/2 to play. >> cris: that an easy first down and just did not see it. you want to do the old crossing route. here he comes across the field. there's nobody on that half of the field. he would have walked for the first down at least. the earliest receiver stopped going the other way. >> al: fourth and ten. and new england's going to take a time-out. >> referee: their first, a 30-second time-out. >> al: well, it was a six-point game when the colts tried this. inexplicable, unexplainable. coach pagano said, what did snap it for? that told you about all you needed to know. >> cr

=sam/2shot= three teenagers are dead - after what police are calli >>> breaking news in the south bay. three teenagers dead after what police are calling a crash during a street race near downtown san jose. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live at the scene. we got information about the car they were driving. >> reporter: not only did we learn that the three victims were all teenagers involved in a street race. we know they were racing a stolen car. it was reported stolen out of san jose. this is the scene that police arrived to before 11:00 last night, the car smashed beyond recognition, racing a dark colored acura around 11:00 last night police say. they say that's when the honda lost traction and spun out crashing into a pole and smashing into a tree. a teenaged girl and boy died here at the scene. another young man died at the hospital where there is a fourth young man in critical condition this morning. our crew here last night saw police cuffing one person about 100 yards away, but still this morning police are not saying whether it was related to this crash, nor whether

has brought the debt down, we're not using the credit cards the way we once did, we're so if i say cally responsible as a nation but the people who lead us aren't and now more promises. how do you meet that? >> well, i think what republicans don't seem to understand is that economic inequality is a real issue and people across america are really feeling it. so they don't begrudge democratic effort to alleviate, like, raising minimum wage or bernie sanders proposal for free college. because, you know, again, average americans spite the fact that economy is recovering, we're seeing the dow rebound again and unemployment is, you know, down again to 5%. still feeling as though they don't quite have our economic situation under control. charles: you know what, christian? i'll just jump in here. the reason why they know it's down to 5%, they know that millions of people left the job market and some cases they might be the ones who left the job market. and understand that this higher minimum wage thing, it's the reason why a lot of people are in favor for it because it only impacts less than 3%

martin luther king jr., ann callis others have already use?used? petitioned, we have demonstrated, we have suffocated, we have educated -- we have supplicated, we haven't remonstrated -- have remonstrated, and employed this nation, but continue to be rebuffed by the lips tripping with words of imposition and nullification. our cries and our moans and demonstrations for justice met with continual violence and insult. our supplications have been disregarded. and we have been met with contempt. we can it no longer just hope. we can no longer just weep. we can no longer just take and pray. -- beg and pray. if we will ever find true justice, which we have been seeking for ever so long, we must stand up and demand justice. i am tired. i don't know how you feel, but i'm tired of keeping sugary sweet, cotton candy, powder puff incarnations. we need the birthday basket raw real truth. so why are we here today? we are here because we need a movement. we are here because we need a systematicnized approach to solve our problem. i note some of you think --