i want to end with guy chapman.the first quote that you read earlier in the semester -- i want to remind you of it. this section of his memoirs in which he talks about watching a battalion, his battalion marching off to the front. he goes into this with both present and past, and view of things from the 1930's looking back into memory, and he recalls 1930, going back and looking at having this memory of men want -- walking off to the front. and you can imagine the dust kicking up behind them. and chapman writes about how your life and death are nothing, no more than it is the next man -- the man planning the next attack. it will not make the world -- the world safe for your children. this is pretty disillusioning stuff. if by courage and tribulation, with the dirty devices of this world you have won the love of these people and all we remember our your living faith, and we love you for being part of our spirit, that is not fitting in with the second half of the paragraph, guy chapman, why are you confusing us? what

chapman says he still gets letters about the people he hurt.hapman shot john lenon four times in 198o he shot at him five times, four bullet hit him. he was sentenced to 20 years to life in prison. >>> in case you missed the breaking news we brought you yesterday on good day philadelphia, after nine years together, angelina jolly and brad pitt are married. intimate ceremony took place, saturday, inside the chapel on the ground of their home in france, it is in france. angie was walk down the aisle by her sons maddux and pax. daughter a sahara and vivian threw flowers pedals and shiloh and knox helped their way down the street. her dad said he didn't even know they were going to get married. >> she hasn't talk to them. >> well, no, they supposedly mended. >> did they? >> kind of, i guess, not really. >> but he wasn't even invited. >> didn't know it was happening. >> directing debut from comedian john stewart will premiere at the film festival this weekend. >> tensions are rising in iraq. >> election in controversy. >> how are you doing. >> unaud

russell road is closed between west chapman and oak. the closures could last into the afternoon. >> the mayor of lowell wants to give residents a chance to voice their concerns after last -- the last season flooding. a public meeting is scheduled for tonight at 7:00 at partnership all. jake and i have been best friends for years. one of our favorite things to do is going to the dog park together. sometimes my copd makes it hard to breathe. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. come on, boy! [ female announcer ] symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condit

murder and is sentenced to five to ten years in prison. >> to this day, i don't know why penny chapmanat she did. maybe she didn't think it would go to that level. >> regardless of the provocation, it's hard to justify having your friends come over and spray the bus. the fact that these guys fire shots into this bus and didn't hit a single person is probably as close to a miracle as i can think of. >>> coming up -- ♪ >> a night out on the town turns deadly. >> i was laying in a puddle with beer and blood and broken glass. this is the closest i've ever come to death. >> when "caught on camera: life or death" continues. take a clot charmin ultra soft and you'll love what you see. not only can you use less, but you can actually see the softness in our comfort cushions. we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin ultra soft? when your favorite food starts a fight fight back fast with tums. relief that neutralizes acid on contact... ...and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! try great tasting tums chewy delights. yummy. so what we're looking for is a way to "plus" our account

this is jack chapman, a brilliant editor here at "right this minute" was challenged -- >> people on linepset and bothered of the wasted water on the als challenges, and rightly so. >> he's british, that's how he talks. he's trying to be a conservationist. >> instead of water, i'm using tea. >> that's making no sense. you use water to make the tea. >> that's a heck of a way to conserve, jack. jack, this gets better and better as you watch it. >> it's ogranic. >> rain forest alliance certified. >> now it's the iced tea challenge. what happens? >> his white shirt is white no longer. >> so much better than that. ♪ >> oh -- >> what is happening? >> oh! >> i just saw his nipples. i saw him cressing his nipples. >> usually the girls to the slow jam. >> this keeps ongoing, and his hands just keep ongoing. >> oh, rolling around, rubbing himself, dousing himself with tea. >> are you stripping on the weekends? all i can say is the video is pleasing to all kinds of interests. >> he ends it as if the whole entire sexy scene did not happen. >> okay, i'd like to nominate ryan gosling, kim kardashian, a

chapman was sentenced to 20 years to life. >>> the u.s. may have a romantic image of itself as a nation of cowboys and horse lovers, but there is a scandal brewing in wyoming that shows the american west in a different light. the agency charged with protecting wild horses is now accused of selling them to slaughterhouses. >> i see horses up here. there is nothing any more exciting hardly than seeing a band of wild horses 1234 for 21 years ginger katherens, a documentary filmmaker, has focused her lens on wild horses that still roam in wyoming and other western states. now katherens has joined a bitter battle to keep them wild. fighting the blm to round up these horses and remove them from this part of wyoming forever. the cattle ranchers here argue that the wild horses overrun these grazing areas on private land. none of the ranchers would speak to us on camera, but the organization that represents them has won the lawsuit against the bureau of land management forcing it to remove hundreds of wild horses from private and public land. in re

mark david chapman would likely break the law again if released. he shot lennon five times as he walked to his manhattan apartment building with his wife yes or n yoko ono. >> the united states may think of itself as cowboys and horse lovers. the agency to protect wild horses has been accused of selling hundreds of them. >> there is fog up here any more exciting hardly than seeing a band of wild horses. >> for 21 years ginger katherines, a documentary film maker, has focused her lens on wild ors. and now katherines has joined a bitter battle to keep them wild. fighting plans by the bureau of land management, the blm to, round up these horses and remove them from this part of wyoming forever. the cattle ranchers here argue that the wild horses overrun these grazing areas on private land. none of the ranchers would speak us to on camera but the organization that represents them has won the lawsuit against the bureau of land management forcing it to remove hundreds wild horses from private and public land. in recent year the blm has round up wild hors

. >>> john lennon's assassin mark david chapman is sorry, in his words, for being an idiot.as you recall gunned down the beatle in front of his mapt build managerer than 30 years ago. he expressed sorrow. for the third time his request was denied. >>> m.i.t. researchers manipulated the part of the mouse's brain that controls feelings of fear and happiness. it is unclear as this can be tried with humans but if it can it can lied to depression and post-traumatic stress. >>> "the wall street journal" says there will be more empty seats at college football games this season. overall student attendance dropped more than 7% in the past five years. in the five richest conferences along, the numbers are down 5.6%. the cause, hire ticket prices and the option to watch them on tv. >> do you know sometimes it's $295 for tickets? i wouldn't want to pay that if i was a parent. >> or a student. >>> two fighter jets were called to escort a passenger plane that took off from toronto headed for cuba. two female passengers on the flight became unruly. the two may have had a lot of duty-free a

the transcript of mark david chapman's denied parole hearing came out yesterday. he said he was drinking a lot and saw the murder as a way out to pay for air fair and his hotel room. he even admits to selling his father-in-law's norman rockwell painting. >> tensions of weeks of clash that's saw the use of police tear gas and rifles. the police chief defended the actions yesterday. and this man accused of insider trading. watch him run. he apparently was not too happy seeing the media when he merged in flip-flops and a tank top from a new york city courthouse. that's how you show up to court? he was indicted on 13 charges of securities fraud and taking $500,000 in illegal profits. lost your flip-flop there, buddy. >>> in the uk, imagine seeing this in a bedroom you barely use. a giant occupied wasp necessary. it likely took months to build. how does that go unnoticed? an exterminator took care of it. told the independent when he removed that quilt an explosion of wasps came out. >>> all right. senators picking on a fellow senator's weight right to her face. and rep

deborah chapman felt the difference in the four years she's been coming here. >> this year, instead of coming half an hour before i should come an hour or two before. >> reporter: one big reason more are relying on charities to eat is because they had their food stamps cut. congress cut $5 billion from snap, the supplemental nutrition assistance programme in 2013. because of that, new york common pantry, serving 3 million meals annually reports a 26% increase in recipients in the last year. executive director says snap cuts are part of the story. the biggest story is the number coming to the pantry swelled. >> since 2008, we have doubled more than doubled the number of meals that we served, including the number of people we served the meals to, since that time. the biggest jump is the number of people who are working. >> so people in - that are bussing the tables, working in pharmacy, supermarkets, people have are home attendants, home help aids, individuals that can't make enough to make ends meet because of the cost of living. >> reporter: it comes as the wealth of new york city, the

new york's parole board said 59-year-old mark david chapman would likely break the law again if released shot lennon five times outside his manhattan apartment building with his wife yoko own oh, sh ono. >>> the drug was hidden inside 360 buckets of disinfectant. since the beginning of the year ecuador vinnie police have found 38-tons of narcotics. >>> officials in mexico say they found new leaks in a temporary damn built to stop a chemical spill from a mine. earlier this month millions of liters of copper sulfate and heavy metals poured in to two rivers in the northwestern state. now the attorney general says a construction defect has allowed more toxic waste to flow out. officials have ordered a full infection of the spine and threatened fines up to $3 million. >>> mexico city has now joined the ranks of other major international cities with a new aquarium to drawing crowds at home and from abroad. the project was partly barked by one of the world's richest men. adam rainy reports now from mexico. three stories beneath one of mexico city's swankiest neighborhoods, sea life is teeming.

chapman said he was drinking a lot and saw the murder as a way out. air fare and his hotel room. he even admits to selling his father-in-law's norman rockwell painting. >>> police in ferguson, missouri, are dismantling their unified command post. that marked the scaling down of clashes that saw tear gas and rifles. the police chief defended those actions yesterday. >>> let's get down to business with cnbc's morgan brennan. good morning, morgan. >> good morning, dara. well, the fbi is investigating reports hackers attacked jp morgan and at least four other u.s. banks earlier this month. reports say russian hackers may have been involved but the motive is unclear. >>> reports say the smartwatch will feature apple's health kit that tracks user's health fitness and goals. >>> gas is at its lowest level on labor day since 2010. gas should average $3.41 a gallon nationwide this weekend. that's 18 cents lower than last year, and prices are expected to keep falling through mid-autumn. dara, back to you. >> thanks so much, morgan. >>> michael lucarelli apparen

ron chapman >> assisting the sacramento county public health be system to provide ebola tasting for a patient. we are happy to report that we heard from the center control disease department that the test results are negative. our advanced public health and system half eat properly placed protocol and place to negate the spread of this disease there are no cases for such cases with no high risk exposure in california. in hospital or anywhere in california or east coast is low. someone to emphasize to the public that is not spread through the air or water. ebola is spread only through contact. >> reporter: we have been listening to the live reporting that the patient has not tested for ebola. the cdc releasing the results to the california department health official. again, the good news for everyone that patients tested negative for ebola occurred will continue to monitor the if there is anything newsworthy will update you >> pam: tensions seem to be easing in ferguson, missouri following the shooting death of black teenager michael brown by a white police officer. >> pam: ordered the

i hear chapman college is real good for that. [ cheers and applause ] it's a little inside audience jokel is as good as usc. >> ooh, that was low. >> jimmy: last time you were here, you were learning to play the cello for a role and it turns out the role is this movie. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and you really learned to play the cello. >> yeah, i studied for about seven months on it and practiced with it. it would be kind of silly to say i in seven months learned such a classical instrument because it's incredibly intricate. but it was really mainly -- the seven months were kind of learning the passion that cellists have when they play and kind of the emotive -- >> jimmy: do cellists have passion? >> a little bit. just a little bit. >> jimmy: it seems like the opposite of passion to me. but what do i know? i'm a clarinet player. they're the most passionate. >> oh, are they? >> jimmy: oh, yes. of all the woodwinds. it is widely regarded -- do you like classical music? >> yeah, i do. i kind of like all kinds of music. i'm not really biased on what kind of music. my family kind of looks to me for

hismike chapman says officers are increasing bike patrol along the trail. >> it is something we can do to help out. it is important that people on the trails keep their eyes and ears open. >> his officers are now working with police in a neighboring county. it could be linked to other results in fairfax county. this is a sketch of the potential suspect. police ask anyone with information to contact them. >> you realize you are not really safe anywhere. >> abc 7 news. >> coming up on a consumer alert, the at all facebook users should avoid. >> several people tell abc 7 news they parked here in this parking lot and walked over there to the montgomery county fair and when they came back their cars were go spokesperson: get a $1,000 turbocharged reward card with a new volkswagen turbo. why are we so obsessed with turbo? because we like giving you power, but we also like giving you fuel efficiency. like the sporty jetta. and the turbocharged passat tdi® clean diesel. okay.. and the iconic beetle... and the powerful tiguan... okay you can't forget the cc... guys, this is going to take a whil

a ron chapman chief executive joins me now. thank you for being here.were saying you and i got to meet about four years ago and a lot has happened since then. wondering if you could give people an overview for what it has gone through and where it is today. >> we came together in january 2000 82 affect the turnaround. it has been very successful, operationally, administratively. we brought together a team of operators as of those two marketers. as you and i have met our sales have grown. we are selling in 38 countries around the world. exporting from the united states. reinvigoratedy the product offering that we guarantee one stain. -- one stain. this enabled us to take major market share. it was originally can thieves to prevent warp. now guaranteed not to stain or fade. these were major rockets to propel the growth. so we reduced the inventory dramatically by 75%. employed,ital extended the margin 1100 basis points. as a result, stock price has gone up several hundred percent. trex and theout financing the company offers to the people who are looking

. >> he needs to hookup with anna chapman. i think i may have suggested that early on, but i can't remember. andy, much like you, snowden has no friends and lives in isolation. go ahead and defend him you snifflinged to faced troll. >> i can't believe he invited you and not me. >> he kept talking about you all nightlong. i was like, really? >> i guess that's okay then. this is good news. i don't have to update the house and wardrobe from my snowden action figure. if he goes to brazil i have to get summer clothing. >> a pina colada. >> i have the olive trench coat for him now, the russian thing. >> is he a spy? >> was he a spy? why would you need a trench coat? >> he is a streaker. >> i hope he goes to brazil and i want there to be a "big brother" and everything they could do would be transparent and shown on tv. that would be great. >> how do you feel the new evidence shows the terrorists have altered their actions based on the communications that were leaked? your hero did that. >> it is the one article that was written. >> y

we're at russell road and chapman street. it will be nice to get some fresh water.achary kiesch, news 4. >>> neighbors i prince george's county also ha to change their morning routines because of the water. a boil wateviti in effect for the sthe part of the county. wssc says it may take longer than expected to finish test to go make sure the water is good to use. flooding hampering the repairs to a water main break in that area. some 10,000 customers are advised to boil your water for one minute bere you you use it. if you're not sure whether you're in the affected area, we have put a map of the area on nbcwashington.c >>> thisorng e learning more about how a teenager lived in a walmart for two days. he hid inside the 24 hour super center outside of how he avoid being noticed. he hid behind baby strollers and other behind pap products. he changed clothes every few hours and even wore diapers instead of going to the bathroom. a store employee finally found him tuesday night as he was coming out of hiding in an aisle of baby items. >> i'm really -- i'm surprised someb

i'll tell you what that's bchl at easter, i went down on a secret mission to key biscayne with chapman rose, an attorney, and ron zigler and we were talking about the resignation of halderman and ehrlichman and dean, that's right around that time. i can't place it exactly. i'm not sure when easter was. this is just before the resignation of halderman and ehrlichman. neil: i remember that well. did you know he was taping you? did you know he had this elaborate taping system? >> no, as soon as i found out he had the taping system, one week later, i had a memo on his desk saying keep the dean tapes, the conversations with john dean and the brezhnev tapes and foreign policy, destroy them. they should never have been made, you have people talking to you in candor about all manner of things and you've got material on them. and they're not going to do you any good and get rid of those. if he had, i think he would have survived, neil. neil: doug brinkley, cronnolgizing the tapes, he was very, paraphrasing, screwedup guy, brilliant but a screwedup guy. what do you think? >> take a look at his f

we had that in 1920 -- ray chapman. and lead to batting helmets and other protective efforts. don't think the nfl or college football would be in particular trouble, especially if they continue to accelerate their willingness to address this in a way that they have recently. >> i leave you after this hour with this -- this is where we began. since the time we were young kids, have looked up at people who march with a certain grace, who encompassed in their mood, action, and performance a certain sense of excellence none better than tony gwynn. we close with what keith said about him in this remarkable piece. thank you for joining us. see you next time. >> when he hit that batting slump in the summer of 1998, he would hit higher in 1999 and 2000. when this happened, i did a piece on him about giving out reassurance. i want to adjust the end of the piece. when i saw a win in the dugout, he was holding a small metallic device in one hand so i asked him about the hamstring he aggravated. i pointed out the machine and asked, is that your electric stimulator? is that your stim? gwyn

the real question is a lot of people asking, including bob chapman, our bull on the stock. ackman has that much enthusiasm and conviction that the bears conviction on the stock, why isn't he doing a plain old short. liz: he's smart enough to protect himself. >> it's not like, we've been doing this story for how many years now? liz: he took the position in december 2012. >> two years now. how long is it going to take for this thing to -- the rubber to meet his expectations, so to speak? anyway, spokesman for ackman did not return calls for comments or e-mails. we have e-mailed bill as well. waiting to hear if this is his purchase. everybody is talking about it. this is his -- the people in the market are saying this is his deal. >> the annual high of herbalife for 52 weeks is 83. today hovering around 50. they've come down. >> a lot. it's higher than it was when he first started shorting it. when you, you had all the interest from carl icahn, the big investors but it is lower. they took a big beating in recent months. that's an interesting chart. look how low it's gotten aft

deborah chapman for one says she saw the difference in the four years she has been coming here. >> thisr, instead of coming as, you know, half an hour before, i should really come an hour or two before. >> one big reason more people are relying on charities like this one to eat is because they have their food stamps cut. congress cut $5,000,000,000 from snap or the supplemental nutrition assistance program in late 2013. because of that, the new york common pantry, one of the largest in new york serving 3 million meals annually reports a 26% increase in recipients in the last year. but executive director steven grahamaledi said snap cuts are just part of the story. he says the bigger story is the number of people coming to the pantry have swelled since the recession began. >> since 2008, we have doubled, more than doubled the number of meals that we serve. >> the biggest jump, he says, is the number of people who are working. >> we have people that are home attendants, home health aids, individuals that just can't make enough to make ends meet in our cities because of the cost of living

chapman shot the ex beetle four times outside his new york city apartment in december of 1980.s ruling the board wrote "your actions have devastated a family and those who loved the victim". >> more than a thousand students now call st. joe's university home. it's move in day for the school's second largest freshman class. nearly 1400 freshman moved on to the wynnefield campus. they brought along with them many comforts of home. tomorrow the upper classmen return. >>> and it's move in day at the university of penn as well. so you'll want to make note as it's going on move in day at colleges all around the area. make note that the traffic is increased around those universities. as the city welcomes back retu returning residents for the fall semester. >> well, thousands gathered today in staten island to protest police action in the case of a man who died last month after he was placed in a choke hold by a new york city police officer. the reverend al sharpton's national action network is leading the way. fox's lisa evers at the rally and she shows us. >> reporter: the crowd asse

one shut down russell road from west chapman to west oak. the other is located on west masonic view avenue. customers in the areas may lose water pressure until repairs are complete and all activities at matthew maury elementary school are canceled today. >>> a water main break in southern prince george's county has some residents still under a boil water advisory. the wssc says it will be tomorrow at the earliest before that water is safe to drink. boil water advisory affects 10,000 residents in accokeek and parts of ft. washington and piscataway. crews need to wait till the swollen piscataway creek levels return to normal before they can begin repairing the busted water main. >>> keeping your family safe, wusa9 first alert weather. >> a little touch of fall in the air this morning. it's going to get cooler going through tonight and tomorrow night. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam generally clear skies in the immediate metro area, 85, dew points in the mid- 50s, very low, relative humidity 34%, so a

. >> following emergency procedure, another sales clerk, kelly chapman, shuts down the power and as captured by the station's surveillance camera calms 911. >> 911. what's your emergency? >> i'm at the gas station. we have a fire. >> where is the fire? >> the pumps. it's at the pump. >> get everyone away from there. we'll send -- >> everybody get away! oh, my god. oh, my god. get away from there! >> are they listening? >> no. you guys, get away from there! please! >> is it an open flame? >> it's an open flame. it is on fire. somebody -- there's an injured man, and the pump is on fire. it's an open flame. >> okay. there is an injured man? >> yes. the pump fell over and i believe it fell on him. he's bleeding from the head. >> okay. can you get him away? >> they're trying, yes. >> the flames are growing. the choking smoke thickening. time is running short as the group frantically tries to rescue the man. >> he yelled, don't let me burn. don't let me die. and get me out of here. get me out of here. >> miraculously, as they battle the fire, jim, laura and another worker lift the gas pump into th

arthur chapman, a denver newspaper man, inevitably gave in suchrominent place stories. in 1910, john lloyd, a novelist, published a novel titled "the horn asrs" and included a character. 's pinkertonorn wrote theiro recollections about tom horne, and they were not always very complementary. ads soonsly written ballot began to appear about this mysterious range writer, and a pioneer wyoming movie maker produced a film about the wyoming range wars entitled "pirates of the planes" and it includes a tom-horn-like character as an assassin. the market for any wild west material just boomed. there was an insatiable demand for thrilling adventure stories about any frontier character. among the most popular werements of tom horn chapters in books by dane coolidge entitled "fighting men of the west" and eugene 's "trigonometry," which incidentally is still in print. the wyoming sheriff who presided at tom horn's exultation publishes recollections in a -- the wyoming sheriff who presided at tom horn's execution. retired army officers and old pioneers who had known him were provoke

he has been a presidential fellow at chapman university. ibm,s been a consultant to and other fortune 500 companies. in honor of his work in economics, finance, and university lansing renamed it business school. i think the most interesting thing to me about his examiner a pedigree is that -- his extraordinary pedigree is that based on one of his works of scholarship, it was published by again in90 and then 2007, because of that come the federal government began issuing a more accurate measure of the economy. every quarter, gross output along with gdp. that is quite a distinction. tonight's program is funded by a grant from the friedman foundation of educational choice. ladies and gentlemen, these mark.e -- please welcome >> i love that introduction. you set me up very well. this is the 102nd earth day of milton friedman -- birthday of milton friedman. i did have lunch with him right before he died in 2006. he was frail, this is a picture of us together, he was unshaven, he had forgotten about our luncheon. his wife reminded him. he was abo

we had that in 1920, ray chapman and it eventually lead to batting helmets and other protective efforts. so i don't think the nfl or college football will be in particular trouble, especially if they continue to accelerate their willingness to address this in a way that they had recently which has been to their credit. >> i leave you after this hour with this. this is where we began. all of us, since the time that we were young kids have looked up at people who marched with a certain grace, who encompassed in their mood and in their action and in their performance a certain sense of excellence none better than tony gwynn and we close with what keith said about him in this remarkable pose. >> when he hit that batting slump in the summer of 1998. it was nothing. he would hit higher in 1999 and 2000 and 2001. when this happened i did a piece on him for "sports illustrated" about giving out reassurance, i want to read just the end of the piece. >> when i saw gwynn in the dugout at dodger stadium he was holding a small metallic device, i asked about the hamstring he aggravated reaching for c

. >> my name is linda chapman. thank you very much, very instructive. i would say all history is revisionist and maybe to make a pa jorty of one side or the other is a pa jorty. but i would like to say that dropping the bomb was an imper ty and had to be done. can we talk about strategy? i'm no expert in this. why civilian targets? why not the military targets, as you suggested. there was a huge build up of the japanese military there. why wasn't that the target of the bomb? and maybe the second question is, why did we have to drop two if it were about really ending the war and not just making a test of these two bombs that were developed. thank you. >> i guess this is aimed at me. again, it was general groves who was in charge of establishing what was called the target committee. this was done in april. the first time they met was april 27th. groves, a master bureaucrat. he says i have nothing against committee as long as i get to choose the members. so he chose the members and they were a collection of military people and scientists. and the army air

at his recent parole hearing mark david chapman expressing remorse saying he's found jesus but the boardonvinced and denied him parole for the eighthth time. >>> will, finally call it a real grand slam. denny's is opening its first ever restaurant in manhattan and it's going to go big. instead of offering its typical breakfast fare like moo overat. >> it's a good one. it's oerin this for$300 brdey'ea denny's. 50 or bak>>ehole >> that's the joy. >>ids eat for free on tuesdays. >> you're supposed to be recovering from the dom. >> with theoy,. e'n tracy morganorrificac in early . a memberf his inner circle test "people" the road to recovery has been tough and abbie boudreau has the story. >> the emmy goes to -- >> reporter: monday's emmy show could not go on. >> reporter: shout-out to t morgan. without a nod to tv's funniest. >> the entire community is rallying around him. >> reporter: it's been aost three months since that tragic multivehicle accident on the new jersey turnpike that left tracy morgan in critical condition. and claimed the life of his friend and fellow comedian james jimmy

. >> mark david chapman saying he acted like an idiot, according to transcripts of his recent parole hearing, saying he is sorry for the pain he caused. his parole was denied for an eighth time. he can apply again in 2016. >> >> a pittsburgh man was scheduled to get married this saturday. the church, reception and food all paid for. he decided to help raise money to provide medical care for kids in third world countries. >> we're literally going to be changing a massive amount of kids lives. it makes it feel like it's not the worst thing in the world that i canceled a wedding. >> he has already received about $10,000 worth of donations. >> it is a surfer's dream, hurricane marie creating huge waves along california's coast, but the waves may be too rough for some. 200 people have had to be rescued, including one man in malibu who was pulled to safety. >> he was happy. he was thankle. his eyes were big and he was appreciative that he was back on the land. >> the wore goes over the decks, through houses and out the other end. if you own one of those houses, i'm sure it's unnerving. >>

we were founded by carrie chapman who was the president of the national american women suffrage association. and it was founded to do two things. the first premise was because women had never voted, they were not knowledgeable about the issues. how could they be informed and active members of society without knowing the issues. so we were founded to help with that education process. but secondly, one of the goals was to continue the fight. and of course, it was not the fight about women suffrage specifically, but more broadly over time, it's been for political equality. primarily in the united states, but not limited to the united states. so what is the league of women voters today? we are a national grassroots organization. we are a membership organization, and we operate at the three levels of government. so i'm at the national league. there are 50 state leagues plus the district of columbia, and over 7 00 local leagues. almost all the work that is done by the state and local leagues are done by our members who were predominantly volunteers. so people like all of you who are active civica

. >> my name is linda chapman. thank you so much. very instructive. would say all history is revisionist and maybe to make a pa jorty of one side or the other is a pa jorty. but i would like to say that dropping the bomb was an imperty and had to be done. can we talk about strategy? i'm no expert in this. why civilian targets? why not the military targets, as you suggested. there was a huge build up of the japanese military there. why wasn't that the target of the bomb? and maybe the second question is, why did we have to drop two if it were about really ending the war and not just making a test of these two bombs that were developed. thank you. >> i guess this is aimed at me. again, it was general groves who was in charge of establishing what was called the target committee. this was done in april. the first time they met was april 27th. groves, a master bureaucrat. he says i have nothing against committee as long as i get to choose the members. so he chose the members and they were a collection of military people and scientists. and the army air for

at his recent parole hearing mark david chapman expressing remorse for his actions saying he's foundvinced and denied him parole for the eighth time. >>> well, finally, call it a real grand slam. denny's is opening its first ever restaurant in manhattan, and it's going to go big. instead of offering its typical breakfast fare like moons over my hammy. >> i love that one. >> yeah, it's a good one, right? it's offering this for new york city. a $300 breakfast. >> at denny's? >> yes, at denny's. it includes pancakes, eggs, bacon, sausage and there it is, a bottle of dom, which costs, what, $250 or $270 of the $300 breakfast. >> it kind of defeats the whole purpose of denny's. >> that's the joy. >> do kids still eat for free on tuesdays. >> you're supposed to be recovering from the dom. >> with the denny's. >> exactly. >> okay, thanks, amy. >>> we're going to get to the breaking news for our viewers on the west coast. brad pitt and angelina jolie are married. they are somehow sharing details about the affair. they had family and friends. >> reporter: the much anticipated wedding. at a wi

. >> my name is linda chapman, thank you so much, very instructive. would say all history is revisionist. maybe to make a pejorative of one side or another is a pejorative. anyway, that's just my comment. actually i would like to go back and say that dropping the bomb was an imperative, and that it had to be done. can we talk about strategy? anybody who knows, i'm no expert in this. why targets? why not the military target as you suggested. there's a huge build-up of -- of the japanese military there. why wasn't that the target of the bomb? . and maybe the second question is, why did we have to drop two? i mean, if it were about, really, ending the war and not just making a test of these two bombs that were developed? thank you. >> i guess this is aimed at me. again, it was general grove who was in charge of establishing what was called the target committee. this was done in april. the first time they met was april 27th. groves, a master bureaucrat. he says i have nothing against committee as long as i get to choose the members. so -- so he chose the

at his recent parole hearing mark david chapman expressing remorse saying he's found jesus but the boardnd denied him parole for the eighthth time. >>> will, finally call it a real grand slam. denny's is opening its first ever restaurant in manhattan and it's going to go big. instead of offering its typical breakfast fare like moons over my hammy. >> i love that. >> it's a good one. it's offering this for new york city. a $300 breakfast. >> at denny's? >> yes, it includes pancakes, eggs, bacon, sausage and there it is, a bottle of dom. which costs, what, 250 or $270 of the $300 break pass. >> kind of defeats the whole purpose of denny's. >> that's the joy. >> kids still eat for free on tuesdays. >> you're supposed to be recovering from the dom. >> with the denny's. >> exactly. >>> okay, thanks, amy. >>> we'll get the latest on tracy morgan after that horrific car accident back in early june. a member of his inner circle test "people" the road to recovery has been tough and abbie boudreau has the story. >> the emmy goes to -- >> reporter: monday's emmy show could not go on. >> reporter: s

. >> senator, if i may add, the ota has convened several multistakeholder workshops of r offering chapman house rules to facilitate data sharing. unfortunately on the response has been addressed internally. we have asked google multiple times, yahoo! the other companies to come to the table. again, the answer has been it's not a problem, it's not one we see we need to address. >> i will go a step further. the chairman and president of interactive advertising bureau in september of 2010 publically stood up and said malvertising is not a problem. it only exists because security vendors want it to be a problem. >> well, then i guess we get back. stamos, do you agree it is a problem? >> i absolutely degree that this united states a problem but we need to keep in context when you look at a graph like that we have to put it next to the malware problem which the numbers are much larger. there are three parts to it. there is the authors create malware which is about creating safe software. there is distribution of which advertising is the part we are responsible for but is a tiny sliver of the di