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it was sad watching her walk out. >> let's go to the chaplin. >> today, wise will have someone to speak brother. chaplain farnam arranged for the two of them to have a special contact visit. >> he agreed to come at 10:00. he may be running late. >> is it past 10:00? >> yeah. >> a short time later, it's apparent that her brother has not made it to the visit. >> i just want to see him. >> i know. we are going to work on you seeing him, even if you don't see it today. the problem is, he's running through the same processes as you. you know the other day on the phone you told him it isn't his fault. you talked to him about that. but you telling him that and coming to the belief of that is two different things. you realize that, don't you? >> yeah. >> remember you questioned the other day, was it something you did prior to your child being born? you questioned all that. david is going through the same things. he's questioning, is it something i did? could i have done it different or better? until he settles those questions in his mind, as much as he knows you love him, it's hard for him to c

. >>> shcharles chaplin padrino de la comedia, Él explicÓ que para poder tener humor hay que saber comoa york compartiÓ habitacion con christopher reed conocido como superman. su pasiÓn por las artes era tal que williams estableciÓ una beca para ayudar a los estudiante de ju lehr que querÍa desarrollar una carrera artÍstica. >>> me trae pena y me rompe el alma saber que una persona que supo como tocar corazones y curar mentes, no pudo ver el modo de desahogar y controlar el personaje dentro de Él que le dolÍa mÁs. >>> en new york, isolda peguero, telemundo. >>> hoy doy, inicio al nuevo aÑo escolar y fue el primer aÑo de clases para menores migrantes que llegaron hace poco a estados unidos. algunos solos, otros acompaÑados y fueron reunificados con familiares en el sur de california. un nuevo capÍtulo que como explica carlos botifoll, estÁ nuevamente lleno de retos. >>> emocionado por su primer dÍa. >>> tal es su miedo a represalias que esta mujer que llamaremos rossi, quiere mantenerse en el anonimato ella vi no sin documentos en el sa salvador en abril con sus 2 hijos. a pesar de su te

it makes it clear it's open to chaplines of any religion on a rotating basis. then they structure their proceedings so that you have the prayer, and then the legislative part of the town meeting, and then there's a clear separation in time and access between that part of the proceeding and the hearing where variances and things of that nature are held. you would still say that's unconstitutional because you have to add on that a prayer that is acceptable to everybody? any other problem with what i just outlined? >> well, if the separation in time really works, that's part of the recommend we suggest, is possible here. we still think the prayers should be nonsectarian -- >> on the recommend, if this case was remands by the second circuit for the party, together with the court to work out appropriate relief. and if you could tell us what you think that relief would be? because then that is a measure of the constitutional infraction. so what would -- put yourself before the district judge and propose the changes you think would be necessary to bring this practice

used to doe chaplin it so we could go with an old device.c for me to go and have avery night role that i can play but also use to explore and work out some of my own struggles that i have. >> what struggles do you you have? >> being a mother, being selfish, priorities, picking my career over an extra hour with my son, or sleeping in because he wakes me up at 6:00 a.m. and then i can't hit the high notes because i'm exhausted. balancing all of that and what's really important. i think having a child actually help to ground me because it's about him. it's not as much about me. off ofs a lot of stress myself to finally realize. >> has anyone ever said you spend too much time with your kid? >> i can feel when i bring him whenme to certain events they wish i was not as distracted following him around. they want me to have on my game face. it helps to get onstage and not be so nervous about what you are doing because you are so worried about if he is still crying because you left him for a minute. the song, the notes, all of those famous people ar

that's right outside fort chaplin park. we're told the victim was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. >> one person is recovering from a fire that he or she tried to fight in alexandria. that person called 911 after failing to puthe fire out. this is some pictures from within of the napes. it happened on north picket street and the person inside was burned but we're told is recovering this morning. a cat and dog died in the fire. it did about $250,000 worth of damage about th damage. >>> there is at oe campus of james madison university. last night, though, police and students got a good scare because police responded to reports of a gun in potomac hall, a dorm there. but when they arrived, they only found an orange tipped toy air soft gun. police say there is no threat and no lk down. >>> the two candidates battling for a senate seat will swear off eight times. mark warner and ed georg ed gil agreed to the debates yesterday. we're the television sponsor for the debate on october 7. >>> a ban on witch forecast is s

. >> john huston, charlie chaplin, she just knows or has been around everyone that has formed what we. >> reporter: bacall films co-stars read like the who's who of hollywood but it was on broadway where she achieved her most critical acclaim. >> oh, i loved. that was my original dream, anyway, to be on stage. >> reporter: she spent nearly 20 years on the stage starring in cactus flower, applause and women of the year earning two tony awards. in her later years, her film career saw a renaissance, she starred opposite barbra streisand in "the mirror has two faces" earning her only oscar name nation. and she was still acting in her 80s in such films as "dogsville." with actress nicole kidman. a diva, a classic jewel and legend of an era gone by. >>> in a report, it's hard to even comment on the story because she's just -- i don't know, the bogey and bacall love story. >> go back and see those films, "to have and have not." >> i didn't realize a video at 32. >>> 50 minutes past the hour. the ten best paying jobs out there. what are they? the ten best paying jobs? ours are not morning the

it, he is going to be immortalized in the same way that elvis presley was, marilyn monroe, charlie chaplinndising and licensing. the value of his voice and what that is worth. his children are going to be the stores over his brand and likeness and have to do that responsibly. ashley: another phenomenon. occupied 12 of the top 13 best-selling tvs on amazon. the number one currently is messes out fire released all the way back in 1993. a new generation is coming to that found because of the renewed interest unfortunately because of his death. >> a lot of curiosity about these iconic figures. if continue to see it happen with no celebrities that go suddenly and tragically. you see a bump. what it comes down to is who is put in charge of that the state to control that. ashley: when you look back, an amazing portfolio of work. you forget what he did. good morning vietnam and all of the economic ones, but he did an awful lot of other things. just terrific. >> a very accomplished, serious actor. something you don't see. you don't see that kind of diversity which is something that will put him dow

i'm linden leased chaplin was a member of congress and came home one day and went to bet i woke up andas in congress but no longer lived in my own district so they drew the new lines because they had so much in common. and in texas republican's stated to democrats so now's texas is two-thirds republican and choose to be conservative democrats but as it is driven by courts in minority districts you get more idiological party in each party so you have very strong liberals running and when he talks about has no relation to the democrats in washington both parties demagogues entitlements bush reform social security and got slaughtered let's not reinvent history. we can talk about charter's bet the kids in d.c. are far worse and why we started charter schools in maryland actually this state teacher association is screaming bloody murder so they're clearly ideological but what happens is you go back to your district on the weekend congress is a minus for approval rating because of a lion's head they drew you have a safe seat you hear go get them both sides see you go back in power to washing

fort chaplin is more of a park than a historic site but it's more of a park. here are the ones owned by local governments this is battery bailey. it was a place where they had a platform where they could put a canon there. they weren't garrisoned. it was charming. there was display about what it did look like. 48th and allen, they did a wonderful job improving the e earth works but also improving the interpretation. they had a fabulous event. this is there now. they also have bathrooms. we don't have those at fort stephens. fort war, this is the gem of them all. it's been and restored. it has a great museum. it's in alexandria who owns and runs it. terrific. the displays are great. they are doing a lot of history in the african-american story there. it's very controversial. they are trying to make up for past wrongs. look what the they did. here is a canyon. squint your eyes and you feel like you're back then. this is fort stephens. this is what it was the last couple of years. every year we have an event. the thoalliance group, the president susan cla if, if,

we are seeing some of these issues play out with the rules of chaplin and civil ceremonies -- chaplain and civil ceremonies and what we have said is, you do not have to perform an marriage or a marriage equivalent ceremony with the tenets of your ecclesiastical faith would not support that. we are working through those issues and how they would play out. judge advocates, as far as i am concerned, they will meet the needs of everyone who has an issue. that is what we see right now. can i have my last slide, please? this is the last issue i think is particularly fundamental right now. we are seeing a number of sexual assaults i think are inconsistent with the idea we have made -- this is last week. we had a panel of all the judge advocate general's. the senator from new york. they were inquiring about, our courts martial system and how we are handling allegations of sexual assault. it is interesting to me because, the system we have, it was really a creature adopted in 1950 following world war ii. those of you who are students of history may know in world war ii, we had 16 million men an

i lead the team of doctors, researchers, laboratory technology gists, chaplins and many others who have cared for dr. brantly and mrs. writeboll, two patients that were treated at emery university hospital for ebola virus disease. today i'm pleased to announce that dr. brandtly is being discharge from the hospital. after a rig course course of treatment, dr. brantly has recovered from the ebola virus infection, that he can return to his family, his community and to his life without public health concerns. the second patient, mrs. writeboll but discharged this past tuesday august 19. the medical staff here at emery is confident that the discharge from the hospital of both of these patients poses no public health threat. the hospital is respecting mrs. writeboll's which weres for prooifz si at that time. so we will not be making any further comments about her clinical course. we are tremendously pleased with dr. brantly and mrs. writeboll's recovery in our hospital. all of us who have worked with them have been impressed by their courage and determination. their hope and faith have been a

. >> john houston, charlie chaplin, you know, she just knows -- or has been around everyone that hasmed what we know of this business. >> reporter: bacall's film co-stars read like the who's who of hollywood but it was on broadway where she achieved her most critical acclaim. >> i loved it. that was my original dream, any way, to be on stage. >> reporter: she spent nearly 20 years on the stage starring in "cactus flower" "applause" and "woman of the year." she starred opposite barbara streisand in the mayor has two faces earning her only oscar nomination and she was still acting in her '80s in dogville and birth with nicole kidman. a diva, a film star, a broadway jewel, and a classic legend of an era gone by. >> what an amazing life, huh lauren bacall dead at age 89. back after this. this is kathleen. setting up the perfect wedding day begins with arthritis pain and two pills. afternoon arrives and feeling good, but her knee pain returns... that's two more pills. the evening's event brings laughter, joy, and more pain... when jamie says... what's that like six pills today? yeah... i

fort chaplin is more of a park than a historic site but it's more of a park. here are the ones owned by local governments this is battery bailey. it was a place where they had a platform where they could put a canon there. they weren't garrisoned. it was charming. there was display about what it did look like. 48th and allen, they did a wonderful job improving the e earth works but also improving the interpretation. they had a fabulous event. this is there now. they also have bathrooms. we don't have those at fort stephens. fort war, this is the gem of them all. it's been and restored. it has a great museum. it's in alexandria who owns and runs it. terrific. the displays are great. they are doing a lot of history in the african-american story there. it's very controversial. they are trying to make up for past wrongs. look what the they did. here is a canyon. squint your eyes and you feel like you're back then. this is fort stephens. this is what it was the last couple of years. every year we have an event. the thoalliance group, the president susan cla if, if,

. >> john huston and charlie chaplin.he just knows or has been around everyone that has formed what we know of this business. >> reporter: bacall's fimmco stars read like the who's who of hollywood, but it was on broadway where she achieved her most critical acclaim. >> oh, i loved it. that was my original dream, anyway, to be on stage. >> reporter: she spent nearly 20 years on the stage, starring in cactus flower, applause, and woman of the year, earning two tony awards. in her later years, her film career saw a renaissance. she starred opposite barbra streisand in "the mirror has two faces," earning her only oscar nomination. and she was still acting in her 80s in such films as "dogville" and "berth" with nicole kidman. a diva, a film star, a broadway jewel in a classic time of an era gone by. >> cnn commentator and senior west coast editor of "vanity fair." in the ranks of legendary actresses, where would you put lauren bacall? >> oh, i would put her right at the top. she defined what it means when people talk about th

he'll be remembered as well as chaplin. >> reporter: at one point, i asked james dunn what he thoughtt was that made robin williams so special. what did he have? the answer he said, quote, intelligence, a fertile mind. meantime, the sheriff's office wants to stress that the investigation and these results remain preliminary. a final answer will take several weeks pending a toxicology report. live in marin county, wayne friedm friedman, abc 7 news. >>> our coverage continues from the mrs. doubt firehouse in san francisco. >> 2640 steiner street. that is of course where "mrs. doubtfire" was filmed. as you can imagine, it's been nonstop fans all day. we noticed a lot of vacationers from all over the world stop by here as well. of course, a lot of local people. this house has, if you will, become sort of a shrine to the memory of robin williams. the floral memorial just keeps getting bigger and bigger. this home is now on the other hand by douglas. he is no hurry to remove this extemporaneous tribute. >> i'm not about to change anything. it's all deserved, isn't it? >> reporter: and they'

i lead the team of doctors, nurses, laboratory technologyists, chaplins, and many others who have cared for dr. brantley and mrs. writebol. two patients who were treated at emory university hospital for ebola virus disease. today i'm pleased to announce that dr. brantley is being discharged from the hospital. after a rigorous course of treatment, and thorough testing, we have determined in conjunction with the centers for disease control and state health departments, that dr. brantley has recovered from the ebola virus infection and that he can return to his family, to his community, and to his life without public health concerns. the second patient, mrs. writebol, was discharged this past tuesday, august 19th. the medical staff here at emory is confident that the discharge from the hospital of both of these patients poses no public health threat. the hospital is respecting mrs. writebol's wishes for privacy at that time, so we will not be making any further comments about her clinical course. speaking on behalf of everyone at emory, we are tremendously pleased with dr. brantley and mrs

what i'd like to ask is did you visit the cemeteries at carthage where the general said to the chaplin rid of the stars of david because they mar the cemetery. the chaplain told him to go to hell. my boys have title to this land. >> yeah. i spent a lot of time not just in cemetery but in the battlefield i write about. i think it's quite critical because one thing, i'm an immature. i need to see within amateur's eyes the terrain and understand why they went left and not right. a couple ofere times. it is in the middle of nowhere, on the else you're in -- alger ian border. every battle i have written about. some of them i have been to a number of times. earlier this month at normandy. reason, ther other major reason is not only does the ground speak to you, but the dead speak to you. when you go to that magnificent cemetery at carthage, and kept up beautifully by the tunisians, i must say. you don't have to listen very hard to hear those young men, mostly men, talking to you. the same is true at the cemeteries in other places or omaha beach. above you know, what we are all doing is keepi

and jonathan chaplin, analyst at new street. is a neutral rating on both companies.ad to you a tweet have from john ledger. here is one. our plan data strong network, listen to customers. sprint lan, trick customers with confusing offer, keep crap network, watch them run. john ledger clearly talking a lot of smack. -- john legere. ofthis is the battle disruptors right now between sprint and t-mobile. the investors probably will be on the short end of the stick that a great situation for consumers because they both have advocated price cutting. idea of the his price cut sprint came out with. offering 10 and 20 gigabytes of data for very low price. the average consumer cannot use more than one .5. who does that? teenagers. splints network operates about half the speed and most of the country to everybody else's. if you can get it. 20 gigabytes of data on the sprint network. >> can you afford these plans? cutting prices against one another to compete. sprint of those, especially needs capital. they have to build out the network. they need billions of dollars and are los

fort chaplin is more of a park than a historic site but it's more of a park. here are the ones owned by local governments this is battery bailey. it was a place where they had a platform where they could put a canon there. they weren't garrisoned. it was charming. there was display about what it did look like. 48th and allen, they did a wonderful job improving the e earth works but also improving the interpretation. they had a fabulous event. this is there now. they also have bathrooms. we don't have those at fort stephens. fort war, this is the gem of them all. it's been and restored. it has a great museum. it's in alexandria who owns and runs it. terrific. the displays are great. they are doing a lot of history in the african-american story there. it's very controversial. they are trying to make up for past wrongs. look what the they did. here is a canyon. squint your eyes and you feel like you're back then. this is fort stephens. this is what it was the last couple of years. every year we have an event. the thoalliance group, the president susan cla if, if,

it's him and charlie chaplin and that's about it. >> you pointed out you were a magician as a kid anddy? >> my goodness. you know what? someone handed me a pencil so that i could do one of my childhood magic tricks. >> let's see it. >> we live in a new world today. nobody has a pencil. >> here we go. drum roll. >> you ready to be my trusty assistant? >> will i lose a limb? >> not if you're careful dean what i tell you. you have to told this very tightly. angle it so people can see it. i will -- >> matt lauer is trying to copy. so make sure this is legit. >> this is an ordinary dollar bill and ordinary pencil. i will now attempt to break this pencil with a dollar bill. >> have you done this? >> i haven't done this since i was 11. don't move. i'm not as accurate. >> here we go. >> okay. okay. you have to focus. >> focus. come on. >> really. it has to be -- ready? focus, focus, focus. >> we're all getting sucked in. >> we're getting sucked in. tries o try one more time. oh. this is "today" on nbc. go >>> tamron's going to be up all night trying to figure that one out. >> dylan too. >> we

we ran into a long-time state police chaplin at the police headquarters today. he told us the beltway is like the daytona 500. he urges everyone to be safe. reporting live, adam tuss, news 4. >> adam alluded to this, traffic was already a mess when the crash happened. this chopper 4 video shows the back ups near route 202 in maryland. thousands of people were on their way to landover for the international convention of jehovah's witnesses. it's taking place at fedex field now through sunday. the organizers hope to host people from other countries and visiting missionaries. >>> a roadway turned into a river. this is what it looks like when a water main breaks sending 6 million gallons of water into the street. the water is gone, revealing a bigger problem. there is now a nine foot deep hole. this happened in hack to the u.. the risky mission to save their lives without compromise zing other people's safety. >> reporter: a ma that minor charged with felony important. a judge issues the ruling and you will hear from the teen at 6:00. >> we knew this day would come,