charles clark is with us. forgive me, mr. clark, are you there? >> caller: yeah. >> first of all, congratulations, sir. it is a privilege and an honor to talk to you. would e what everybody wants to know, what is the secret, sir, to living for 105 years? >> caller: moderation on everything. >> all right. everything you do. mr. clark, do you have any regrets? . no, i don't regret anything. >> i would say that you have had a wonderful life, sir, to have lived 105 years on this earth. we salute you. we congratulate you. and, mr. clark, we congratulate you for spending a couple minutes. we salute you and happy birthday. >> caller: thank you. >> how sweet. 105. that's a lot of history. >> and lives by himself as a caretaker comes in maybe twice a week. but he is still his own man doing his own thing. you've got to honor that. that's absolutely marvelous. >> he's a lucky man. >> we should be so lucky. >> yes, we should. meanwhile, down in the tropics, how lucky are they right now? >> now know what, so far, so good for the people. i mean, most of the isl

ken clark, it seems, has had more than his share.r example the time ken and his wife were having breakfast. a giant bear attacked their house. >> so i see we had guests over in the cabin. i knew it immediately, see it. i said hold it open. so she held it open, carefully, of course, and so i had a .375 winchester, about two years ago. but anyway, i hit, hit it and i hit the ground just like that and come up. blood just -- it was hit hard, but didn't break its back bone. you can shoot right through them, as long as you don't break their spinal column, they will go. it rared up, coming through that window. there was a screen where this long window is right here. just rared up and i just levered two more into it. it was 220-grain bullets, heavy bullets. of course it just knocked it backwards. so i went out and shot it twice more, finally hit with the last shot, broke its neck and killed it, instantly. i can tell you that was a fiercest, that was a killer. >> reporter: i could have listened to these tall tale all day, but we had to leave

my name is clark johnson. have been in "book of mormon" the musical since january 2011 which was the beginning of the broadway rehearsal process. when i walked in for the casting director, i sang my 16 bars of music. before leaving the room, i said, in all honesty and fairness, i have to tell you, that this is probably my life story. i was raised mormon. so i don't know if that is a good thing or bad thing for you. but do with it what you will the i don't know if being mormon helped me. but i got the job. so i can't, i must assume it couldn't have hurt. hello? >> hello. my name is elder price. and i would look to share with you the most amazing book. >> when i was 19, a letter cam to my house. as i opening it reading it. clark lawrence johnson you have been called to serve in the mexico mission. this moment is such a defining moment in your life. during the two years in mexico i learned how to step out of myself and -- and care more about others than i cared about myself. i learned to forget my problems and to

>> i just want to say that the mexicans were here first before lewis and clark. [laughter] >> thank you. and with that, thank you to the staff and all of the consultants that have contributed to this. this has been helpful. and we look forward to the wrapup session in five weeks. we are about to go into closed session. is there any public comment to be discussed in closed session? seeing none, if we can start that process of clearing the room. >> item 16, pursuant to code, section >> the public utilities commission is back in session. regard and abiding past -- item 16, the commission unanimously approved a list of candidates to be sent to the mayor. the commission will not release the names or the number of candidates. could i have a motion regarding whether to disclose? >> disclosed the action? >> this is a motion whether to disclose. >> i moved not to disclose. >> second. >> ok, that carries. is there other new business? do we need to open the doors? [laughter] >> david is out there. [laughter] [inaudible] >> this meeting is adjourned. everyone has friends. th

clark was born in 1907 in hamilton, virginia.worked selling insurance for 15 years before signing up for the army in 1944. he served in world war ii and went to england, belgium, france and germany. mr. clark was married for 56 years. this summer he met president obama. mr. obama is the 19th president in clark's lifetime. >>> well, he's a teenager but already admired by millions. still ahead what brice harper is doing in his time to earn the hearts of his fans. >>> up next, a new workout called viper that could help take the sting out of your ab routine. but somewhere along the way, something went horribly wrong. george allen voted for trillions in debt while voting to raise his pay four times, then voted to keep special tax breaks for oil and gas companies and took over a half-million from them. worse, allen went to work for them. these are sandra's "homemade" yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? maybe. rich chocolate chips... i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and, and...and then the awards started coming

charles clark is 105 years olds. matt jablow has the story. >> reporter: when charles clark was in his late 30s a doctor told him he'd live to be 100. he was off by a few years, you see today charles turns 105 years olds. >> i never thought i'd be 105. but it's creeped up on me. pretty quick. >> reporter: born on august 23rd, 1907, charles was raised on a farm in hamilton, virginia. >> we had chickens and hogs and -- >> he served in the army during world war ii. >> right after d day we went overseas. >> reporter: he moved back to virginia where he's lived in the same house for the past 79 years. >> it's a lot to do around the house. >> reporter: he worked in the insurance business then was a school bus driver. >> didn't make a lot of money but i made a living. >> reporter: posed for a picture with president obama and received a birthday greeting from the second president bush. though neither of those commanders in chief was his favorite. >> i like truman right well. >> reporter: he was married for 56 years and had a

kimberly-clark. great quarter. cites salesforce as a reason. what did you do for kimberly-clark?ple say, jim, you love salesforce, what do they do? >> we are seeing it over and over again. we talked about kimberly-clark here on the show. they had a need to do exactly what i just said. they need to connect with their customers in a new way. the world has changed. we can enable them to do that through ipads, iphones, android devices. their sales forces, service organization and the marketing organization is reaching out through the network and in person and through social media. they are able to drive that top line number. >> it was this quarter. you've taught me the holy trinity. social, mobile, cloud. these acquisitions of which some people say he's overpaying for this and that. those are involving getting all three. you believe you have to have all three to be a 21st century tech company. >> jim, it was only a few years ago we were on the show talking about we were about to achieve our billion dollar run rate. you can see, jim, in the next quarter we'll be at the $3 billion run

is a little known speech given by general wesley clark which he reveals that he was told back in two thousand and one that the pentagon had a plan for the united states to invade seven countries in five years and that story we put it out it did go around the internet but all of the mainstream news organizations ignored it this is very important because it puts syria on a list that was it was a priority to get rid of the assad regime long before there was any kind of uprising and i think that's very very important and it tells us a lot about the propaganda effort that is going on to sway americans to support what is being presented as a simply a domestic uprising very against a regime that is we are told is committing humanitarian violations so you think that it was the u.s. and can to change its frame all along why do you think that well again i'm just quoting general wesley clark the former commando of a commander of nato is as certainly a known and respected figure it would this would mean that he was making that up the says that in two thousand and one he was visiting the pentagon

clark, the sheriff of selma and ellis county and against governor george wallace and a federal judge issued a statement that we had a right to march. president johnson condemned the violence in selma, introduced the violent right act and before he concluded that speech he said "and we shall overcome"" we call it the "we shall overcome" speech. it was one of the most meaningful speeches an american president had delivered in modern times on civil rights. >> you mention in your book about rosa parks and you go back to her training. you say that when she sat on that bus and wouldn't get up that she had earlier training for that in tennessee. can you tell us about that place? >> there is a little school --

. >> charles clark is now 105. matt jablow has his story. >> reporter: when charles clark was in his late 30s a doctor told him he'd live to be 100. turns out the doctor was off by a few years. you see today charles turned 105 years old. >> i never thought i'd be 105. but it's creeped up on me. pretty quick. >> reporter: born on august 23rd, 1907, charles was raised on a farm in hamilton, virginia. >> we had chickens and hogs. >> reporter: he served in the army during world war ii. >> right after d day we went overseas. >> reporter: after which he moved back to virginia where he's lived in the same house for the past 79 years. >> it's a lot to do around the house. >> reporter: he worked in the insurance business then was a school bus driver. >> didn't make a lot of money but i make a living. >> reporter: posed for a picture with president obama and received a birthday greeting from the second president bush though neither of the commanders in chief was his favorite. >> i liked trueman right well. >> reporter: he wa

clark county seeing light rain, and light rain at west of leesburg. that's where the bulk of the rain is in loudoun county and there are light showers south of frederick. light showers this morning. 76 in washington, 72 in winchester and hagerstown, 78 in annapolis. in the upper 80s this afternoon. 88 for the high temperature. morning rain and then afternoon sunshine. lower humidity the next two days. now to angela. >> overnight work zones. there's an accident, a tractor- trailer on northbound 95 between triangle and dumphries. the right lane and right shoulder are blocked. that will create a backup. you may want to try route 1 to avoid that. the hov lanes are now open. workload for overnight maintenance. there were overnight work zones on 395 near edsall road. that may slow you down a little, but it should be out of the way momentarily. traveling on the outer loop between the b-w parkway and 201 we are blocking the right lane with the overnight work zone. as you can see, traffic is flowing pretty nicely through that area, especially on the outer loop

joseph clark is a company that manufactures magnificent -- chelsea clark is a compan that manufactures mnificent products. we look forward to working with both of you. >> thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 20] >> mitt romney and his vice- presidential running mate will hold a town hall meeting tomorrow in new hampshire. this is his 100 town hall sce running for president and the first time paul ryan has been in new hampshire since 2010. our live coverage begins and tomorrow morning at 1035 eastern here on c-span. >> watching gavel-to-gavel coverage life here on c-span. coming up next, newsmakers with republican national committee platform marsha blackburn. later, walter pincus. >> our guest this week is congresswoman marsha blackburn who represents tennessee's 10th district. thank you. to get started, give us an outline of the rnc platform. >> from what we are hearing, jobs in the economy and government reform. we have a web site set up. we have had thousands of individuals on that website fro

of his favorite players, a big smile there for young clark. all right, to the football. nfl schedules are released, lots of buzz surrounding week three of the preseason. rg3 versus andrew luck. the top two quarterbacks taken in the nfl draft this year. that culminates this saturday night at fedexfield and may be preseason, but this is the game starters will play well into the third quarter. now interview this week, andrew luck tried to steer clear, saying this game is much more than either team's quarterback and rg3 shares the same feeling. >> trying to lead his team and help lead my team and i never will get to face andrew. that's the one thing i have always said. that's the one thing i'll continue to say and we have to look forward to playing the defense. >> and the maryland terrapins release their basketball schedule today. they'll play 18 conference games for the first time. conference play opens at home january 5 against virginia tech. all right, good news nats fans. the grounds crew getting ready for things before the game. the nats are

my name is clark johnson.the beginning of the broadway rehearsal process. when i walked in for the casting director, i sang my 16 bars of music. before leaving the room, i said, in all honesty and fairness, i have to tell you, that this is probably my life story. i was raised mormon. so i don't know if that is a good thing or bad thing for you. but do with it what you will. i don't know if being mormon helped me. but i got the job. so i can't, i must assume it couldn't have hurt. hello? >> hello. my name is elder price. and i would look to share with you the most amazing book. >> when i was 19, a letter came to my house. as i opening it reading it. clark lawrence johnson you have been called to serve in the mexico mission. this moment is such a defining moment in your life. during the two years in mexico i learned how to step out of myself and -- and care more about others than i cared about myself. i learned to forget my problems and to focus on other people and what they needed. that was a very powerful expe

he strikes out matt clark.andrew white they tack on two more, getting clark to end the game. they moving on. >> i thought the kids were focused. they had been under the weather a bit, so they were competed to get back on the field. once they got on the grass, they were ready to go. >> it's so exciting to play with teams all around the world, you know, they're in the same position and just seeing them there and meeting them is really awesome. they face the champs from goodsville, tennessee. the great local story as petaluma is moving on. >> with that 6'3" pitcher, at 13, that's crazy. >> 6'3", 183 pounds. >> he has his own stats. >>> thank you very much. we'll be right back. >>> a local olympian just back from london made a stop in our studios tonight. >> san jose state graduate, marty malloy said her win is finally starting to sink in. she said she had to compete in the bronze medal round just after losing the gold medal round and her emotions were ragic. >> fuming, i wanted to threw my water bottle, take my sh

forest clark says he knows what family and friends of san jose are going through. his brother harry was killed in a domestic incident on june 29 in this parking lot on winchester boulevard. >> when you hear a homicide, wow. it affected my whole family dramatically. >> reporter: what amazes clark is how fast the homicide rate is rising. the most recent homicide took place at this safeway store when a young man got stabbed to death inside the store. the 32nd homicide was announced today when police said 38-year- old alejandro benitez was arrested in the unexplained death of a 17-month-old child in april. >> my brother was no. 20. and here they're already at 32 now. and it's not even two months and it's already been twelve other murders besides my brother in less than two months. it's gotta stop. >> reporter: police say the spike comes from a variety of factors but mainly from a shortage of officers. by protocol, the sheriff would coordinate any assistance. she told me what she thought might be needed. >> law enforcement personnel is what i would think that they would

we don't know how long it's probably the clark vain. and the clark vain we know extends over most of the coal field. >> reporter: by the 1970s the coal boom was over. but then in the 1920s someone realized that what wasn't coal in these mines was sands. silica sands that could be made into glass. the coal opened again. the glass containers made here went around the country and were used to contain everything from booze to ketchup to black eyed peas. in 1997 we visited the black diamond when yarborough and others were still taking out sand. not to make glass but to clear the mine to open it to travelers. the black tie -- the black diamond could be mined effectively by 12 men. men still risk their lives and their health to go down to the mines and most of them by choice. it gets in your blood they say. during that visit in 1997, mining engineer john waters tried to explain the passion. >> when you're in here working, there are no seasons, there are no night and day, the only thing that exists is what's either in the beam of your light or

cup spot while seeking his first hardware since the two thousand and eight players championship tim clark adjacent coley are right on garcia's heels though the trio sitting one struck back on fourteen. so the thing clarke squeezing in a final run birdie on the second to keep his eyes on the prize the organizers did their best to keep their careers on the course but eventually called it a day the champion will then be crying later on monday. hitting the truck where danny pedrosa has cut the gap on mood. leader jorge lorenzo after winning the indianapolis drum prix from start to finish the repsol honda man heading his fellow spaniard by over ten seconds on the v.c. also was third coming home ahead of casey stoner reaming world champion stoner recent despite having torn his ankle ligaments in qualifying while with the second win of the season for his team it. trails lorenzo by eighteen points at the top of the stomach. to beach volleyball where brazil's olympic bronze medalist loris affronts juliana silva won the last grand slam of the season in poland over the weekend the reigning tour cham

cup spot while seeking his first hardware since the two thousand and eight players championship tim clark jason dufner kohli are right on garcia's heels though the trio city struck back on fourteen so the african clark squeezing in a final run birdie on the second to keep his eyes on the prize the organizers did their best to keep their careers on the course but eventually called it a day the champion will be later on. that set the track. leader who gather renzo after winning the indianapolis grand prix from paul position the repsol honda man heading his fellow spaniard by over ten seconds and three it was third coming home ahead of casey stoner reigning world champion stoner racing despite having torn his uncle ligaments in qualifying when it was a second win of the season for his teammate pedrosa trails renzo by eighteen points at the top of this. one of privilege mean landmarks as met the symbol of international sport in rio the olympic flag coming face to face with the towering christ the redeemer statue head of the twenty six thousand some. games that the country will host city mayor

jennifer clark says she met holycross on the internet dating site plenty of fish.was so smitten, the two quickly moved in together. >> we lived together in my house. i decided that i wanted to help him. >> reporter: clark says holycross convinced her to sell her home and her car. promising to move to chicago with her. instead, she says he took her laptop and iphone. and withdrew nearly $1,000 from her bank account. then, she says, he vanished. >> he made me feel like it was going to be all better and he'd take care of me. instead, i was left with absolutely nothing. >> reporter: earlier this month, clark filed a domestic abuse report against holycross, telling police he got physical when she confronted him about what she calls his lies. >> he got very violent with me. i would be concerned for others because of his tendency to get violent when he is confronted. >> reporter: many of the women who met holycross online, tell a similar story, saying holycross is an online charmer. but that once they let him into their lives and their homes, he took off, with their cash.

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: i like wesley clark, too.cond effort to chin up excitement, the first pick was condoleezza rice. >> when the girls are not going to take you to the prom. you start to go to others to take to the prom. >> that's so true. when he picks rob portman, it's going to look really boring. >> jennifer: that's what i was saying to donnie during the break, craig. i wonder if drudge was getting this information sideways from the democratic side. after they do pick the republicans it's going to be a big letdown. craig, tell us failure prediction. >> rob portman. a day or two after the olympics. mitt romney is not a risktaker. this is not a man who is going to take a risk. i just can't believe it. and you look at history the risky running mate choices very seldom work in the end. it's usually the safe choices. >> jennifer: wait a minute craig, you say portman a day or two after next monday, tuesday a week from today? i'll put your name on my calendar. >> all right. i think he does it before the convention. i think they need

it's friday, august 3rd i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. let's go over to steve and find out what the friday forecast is. >> cooler, pam. we have a bigger fog bank out there today. stronger delta breeze. inland still 80s and 90s. most locations by the coast not kinging too much. 60s there. 70s around the bay. here is sal. >> steve, good morning. right now 24 westbound between walnut creek and oakland it looks pretty good. not a bad commute on 680 nearby. and this mornings drive is also looking good in marin county. the north bay. northbound 101 and southbound 101 looking good through san rafael. now back to the desk. >>> time now 5:30. san jose police officers injured and it all started with a routine traffic stop. janine de la vega is in san jose to tell us what we knee about this suspect in custody. >> reporter: i'm told by police that that suspect was on parole and under the influence of drugs when this happened. now the officers injured are out of the hospital but they are recovering. now that suspect we are told by police actually led

right on grass is heels though the trio sitting one straight back on fourteen under south african clark squeezing in a final round birdie on the second to keep his eyes on the prize the organizers did their best to keep the players on course and eventually called it a day the champion will now be crowned later on monday. elsewhere freestyle football may be a relatively new addition to russia's ever growing list of hobbies but the sport's popularity has grown in recent years constantly with top off watch moscow's best battle for a place in the domestic final. well as the grow out of his step forward but it's doubtful if many professional footballers can would be tricks like this only the polings actual football with freestyle a commission of skills to reaffirm the style and music which is judged by a jury and russia can compete with the world's best in the global sport with a twist. to the center there are different styles and techniques i'd see russia has very good to keep your offers in a more technical style under one of the leaders. but sometimes our performers lack creativity. they

for a ryder cup spot in his first title since the two thousand and eight players championship tim clarkjason dufner and bud cooley are right on garcia's heels though the trio sitting one straight back on fourteen under south african clark squeezing in a final round birdie on the second to keep his eyes on the prize the organizers did their best to keep the players on course the eventually called it a day the champion will now be crowned later on monday. so i just go away dani pedrosa has cut the gap moto g.p. lead a whole gale or enzo after winning the indianapolis grand prix from pole position they were up so honda man heading his fellow spaniard by over ten seconds. dovizioso was coming home ahead of casey stoner reigning world champion stoner racing despite having torn his uncle agreements in qualifying while it was a second win of the season for his team mate and we now travel around by eighteen points at the top of the standings. and finally freestyle football may be a relatively new addition to russia's ever growing list of hobbies the sports popularity has grown in recent years c

look at dave clark our new app features news, traffic, and weather. can get the forecast for the day and area where you lev. the new app is available for free in apples app store. to find it just type ktvu in the search box. nice job, dave. >> pam cook is teaching me how to do it. >> we got to play around with that yesterday. it is fun and easy. and there he is. checking it out in our new newsroom. >> yeah. >>> oakland's police department accused of wasting millions of dollars. how a new audit for technology improvement went down the drain. >> deadly gunfire searching for the suspects as one of the victims fight for their life.

. >>> update on michael clark duncan.e's been in the hospital for more than three weeks. >>> coming up in the next hour, imagine having your luggage waiting for you at the gate as you get off the hey, there's barely a line at space mountain. you there ! i am looking for someone, hair black as night, skin white as snow ! yeah, yeah, i got that ! she is at the castle. dad ! honey ! but she's on the move. disney mobile magic, on verizon. you wouldn't happen to have an apple ? find characters, access wait times for the park you're in, and enjoy premium features when you download disney mobile magic, powered by verizon. >>> welcome back at 4:58. the first lady will make her third appearance on the "tonight show" next week. michelle obama will sit down with jay leno and talk about the london olympics, live with mr. obama and children at the white house. last january she promoted her let's move campaign to get kids excited about fitness and healthy eating habits. she managed to convince vegetable hating leno to try apple, sweet

john clark rescued a drowning boy that had been swept out to sea. a few weeks later a portland area hospital sent the young hero a bill for $2600 to pay for the child's medical expenses. the good hearted teenager got stuck with the bill because he agreed to fill out the child's medical forms. so far the parents of the rescued boy has not offered to help but hundreds of other people have offered to help pay that $2600 medical bill. >>> our time now 6:14. united nations general asemily has decided to pass -- assembly has decided to pass a resolution today. previous resolutions were voted down in the u.n. security council. that is where china and russia have veto power. now at the same time, there are concerns about new reports of rebel portions executing pro government supporters. up until now, it has been mostly the syrian government that has been internationally condemned for its brutality. >>> just about 45 minutes ago the labor department released the new jobs report for the month of july. it shows more jobs were added but unemployment rate went u

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based journalist and broadcaster neil clark told us fighting in syria will only escalate as the rebels get strong support from the west and back is a regime change. there is going to be a great danger that the rebels become even more violent now more desperate because it's quite clear they haven't got the job to support and they will be using more violence because of the attacks on members of the government etc because this isn't going to plan the rebels get routed this past week i don't think it really matters who succeeds unless there is a sort of sea shift in the approach from the west and the arab league because at the moment all they're talking about incessantly is a sad must go we have a grotesque meeting in turkey between hillary clinton or and the turkish as they talk about regime change in a country which is illegal by international law we've got to understand quite clearly the u.s. doesn't want a peaceful solution to the situation through the last very last they want is democratic elections free democratic elections because they know the ba'ath party would do very well and so

based journalist and broadcaster in new york clark meal thanks for being with us today on live from the u.k. now there are leaks postponed an emergency meeting on syria but didn't actually say why what's the barrel body possibly waiting for i mean isn't time of the essence for the people of syria. well i think it's been a very bad week for the and it's been a very bad week the u.s. and its allies because this isn't going to go on the rebels get round to this past week and by this time i think they recruit into the saudis in the qataris will hope that they have a nice pro western government is doing damascus and has a lot of plan the reason it hasn't gone to is the syrian people themselves the majority of syrian people support the government and if that wasn't the case then the government would have for a long time ago so what's your question i think the arab league right decided now what to do they're in a real pickle as is going to happen as of the turks because the syrian people hold back far right now what about kofi annan i mean he was praised somewhat for his efforts to mediate pea

from the rockets that ends with him on the ground. >> i heard a whistle blow and i saw jason clark on the ground. they started pushing each other. right there both benches simultaneously emptied. >> the floor erupts into chaos as both teams rush to enter the fray. >> players started picking up chairs, plastic chairs that were on the side of the court. there were chairs being thrown. >> cameras rolling on the sidelines capture dozens of violent exchanges. >> there was one player, aaron bowen, a georgetown player who was thrown to the ground and being hit repeatedly by a chinese player. >> bowen was saved when his teammate races across the court and tackles the chinese player, sending him head first into a chair, which another georgetown player then picks up and swings at his head. >> your instincts are to protect yourself, protect your teammates and i think that's all we were trying to do is protect our selves and protect our teammates. >> you can see chinese players with chairs in their hands looking for someone to throw it at. >> most sports fights, one punch and it's over. >> but th

. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather, traffic, rosemary is here for steve. are you sure this is summer not fall? >> right. cool down heading our way. last week of august. today subtle changes. today will be a lot like what we felt yesterday but for the weekend 3-5 degrees. a drop is what we are looking at for saturday into sunday. for this morning we have fog out there. drizzle along the coast. patchy dense fog along parts of the north bay. we will be clearing to the coast. our forecasted highs for today 60s at the coast. 70s around the bay. 80s inland with just a few hitting that 90-degree mark. i will take a look at your neighborhood for you coming up. good morning, sal. >>> rosemary good morning. right now traffic looks good in marin county on southbound 101 as you drive from novato to san rafael. let's go back to the desk. >>> we have breaking news coming in from san francisco. streets are closed off because possible explosive devices were found in a building. alex savidge is live near jones and post street. what is the latest? what is happening? >> repo

police investigating monday's fatal crash arrested kenneth clark mitchell jr. of clay terrace in northeast washington charging him with felony auto theft. police at that issued this wanted poster for the second suspect, offering a cash reward of up to $25,000 for kevon darnell neal of maryland. >> that figure is typically reserved for homicide suspects but the chief of police felt with the death of officer morris, was warranted in this case. >> investigators released the timeline of events leading up to the crash that killed 23-year-old police officer adrian morris and injured 24-year-old officer michael richer. it starts sunday night at this exxon station in beltsville. the suspects stole a 2005 gray acura tl which a customer left running. monday afternoon the suspect was spotted at the shell station in laurel. police say the suspects attempted to steal from vehicles here. the manager alerted police. investigators say the suspect's vehicle cut directly across all lanes of traffic. citizens steered clear or applied their brakes to avoid colliding with the suspe

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this is kim clark from the fairway on the 11th and watch the ball. it lands on the side of the green. keep an eye on it. goes right at the cup. literally hits the cup and the ball pops right out. settle for a birdie. this is jason with the round of the day. shooting 7 under, including this long birdie put at 18 and he is two shots off the lead. now the leader coming into the day, sergio garcia. he would end the day atop the leader board as well. sinking this on number 13, and garcia is at minus 14. he has not won a tournament since the player's championship. we need one more break. we'll be back with more on the redskins. >>> welcome back to the washington area nissan dealer's sports xtra. >> and thanks for staying with us on a crazy sports night. the redskins youngsters are doing a nice job of keeping them in the game. dave ross joins us from chicago with more. hey ross. >> yeah, this game is really turning in a hurry. kirk cousins with a big second half. right now they lead 31-30 with a minute and a half to go. all eyes are on rg3. for the first ti

>> you know, i want to pick up on one thing general clark just said. he used the word political and think he's exactly right. this is what happens when political reporters go overseas to cover a foreign trip. these guys were bored from the beginning. if you look at the twitter feed one reporter tweeted why are we here. she had no idea. i think in the clip you just showed you have a reporter screaming at the top of her lungs, and believe that's "the new york times" reporter. she's screaming trying to yell a question when she's in a holy place. i mean i don't think they understand where they are. if you take england and you take israel and poland and you take you see exactly what mitt romney did and how these political reporters said that they were gaffes, each one of them is not that big of gaffe. when mitt romney says it's disconcerting that the news reports of the security situation in england and he's the guy who ran the salt lake city olympics? >> he may have been right about that -- >> that's an expert saying -- he was reiterating the news, erin. h