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you had i had to have go to col doesn't steam mesh very we are with your stereo typical football player? >> high school was a big job. they would go to the play and it was a source of all kind of ridicule on the ball field especially if i had to do dance numbers or something like that. you do drama and your acting career takes off almost immediately. >> it did. i started working when i was like for are sure college. diack to conservatory because i left town because i wasn't going to be able to, you know, to become a good enough actor if i stayed in town and tried to work. came back and started working again. i was working since i was like 19. >> fast times at richmond high, which i had forgotten you were in color of money with paul newman, you were in platoon, which, of course was a great vietnam movie. oliver stone that. in good morning vietnam with robin williams. >> i was. >> how was it to be that successful that quickly? because by the time you were 30, you were a pretty established actor. >> i was really fortunate, you know. i worked hard to try to get better. i had a couple of opp

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he wants the sip og to be col eegeial. if he wanted to make decisions, he could. he could say, "this is the way we'll do it." it's not his style. he wants a conversation in the church and move towards consensus on the ideas. to - he trusts in the power of the holy spirit to guide the church in this process to find the best way of sponing. >> well, a close encounter that occurs less than uns every million years. a comet will brush past mars so close dust in the tail could change the atmosphere. >> reporter: named after the observatory in australia that spotted it, the comet came from the far reaches of our solar system. for more than a million years, it travelled towards the sup. warming and developing a tail full of gas and dust. travelling at a speed of 56 k/hr, and will swing by mars, 132,000km from the planet. >> at the time of the close encounter with mars, the comet will be almost the closest to the sun. they release a lot of material, dust, solid particles, water and hydrogen - and all this particles, all the ejector will interact with the atmosphere of mars

others were stuck out in the col cold. >> not just to provide a place for homeless to go during the dead of winter, but as to get them on the road to finding permanent shelter. that is our goal here. >> what he's referring to there, in addition to beds, they will offer health and counseling services to the homeless as well. the city says it's a holistic approach to getting the homeless back on their feet. >> speaking of being cold, it's going to be cold this weekend. >> it will. some areas are 25 degrees compared to yesterday morning at this time. that's why we're getting the fog. we had the rain yesterday. with temperatures coming down, look at route 1. dense fog there in delaware there. it's going to be slow to clear the fog. the fog is with the temperatures in the 30s and 40s right now. the coldest spots have dropped into the 40s north and west. not everybody is seeing the fog, for example, the view from philadelphia, from the comcast center, it's clear of any fog. but the chill is definitely in the air in the city. it's 14 degrees colder than yesterday this time. look at airport road

col. george called frein's actions pure evil. read a portion of that letter. >> got a shot around 11:00 p.m. and took it. he dropped. i was surprised at how quick. another kopa approached the one i just shot. as he went to neil i took a shot at him and jumped in the door. his legs were visible and still. >> the the ambush killed corporal brian dickson and seriously wounded trooper alex douglass. authorities also released two photos showing what frein could look like with a mohawk and beard. he faces two additional counts of possession of weapons of mass destruction. >>> right now search is underway for a suspect who robbed a td bank in hatboro while wearing a halloween mask. this robbery happened on york road this morning. police say that the suspect pulled out a gun and demanded money after getting cash he fled in the dark blue older model buick a stolen pennsylvania tag. police suspect that this same suspect robbed a same bank in july. >>> we are enjoying some mild fall weather today but there are some changes on the way, meteo

it happened sunday morning outse the col park mcdonald's. say there was a stru in the secy guard tried to pepper spray the susp th didn't work, so he fired his gun and shot a woman stan nearby. the suspects took off. parame rushed the woman to the hoital. she is doing okay tonight. >>> well, caught on camera. a man runs into the flames, but could he make it out with a man he went in to save? >> i'll tell you what d.. >>> and a pumpkin festival gets out of control. what's behind the chaos that put what's behind the chaos that put a smal have you seen the news about barbara comstock? first, the washington post reported, barbara comstock failed to report eighty-five thousand in income. now, we learn, barbara comstock pushed a client's issues in the virginia legislature and didn't disclose it.

col. until george bibins read a portion of that letter at a news conference. >> got a shot around 11:00 p.m. and took it. he dropped. i was surprised at how quick. another kopa approached the one i just shot. the as he went to neil i took a shot at him and jumped in the door. his legs were visible and still. >> corporal brian dickson was killed in this attack. trooper alex douglass seriously wounded. authorities released two pictures showing what frein might look like with a mow hawk and a beard. >>> bucks county teen is latest to be arrested for allegedly posting a threatening message against a school on social media. >> police say 19 year-old eric wood claims he was answering a dare when allegedly threatened to bring a gun or bomb to penn ridge high school using social media site called yik yak. he is a former student. it is a free app described as a cross between snap chat and twitter. >> kids, teens, people in high school, middle school and lower school they don't realize what can happ

representatives are making sure that the services are providing and we will develop guidelines and protd cols in the next months so wherever there are students they have access to the information and the resources needed. >> and for the new coordinator, and i am glad this coordinator has started. i guess are they going to be interfacing directly with the unaccompanied minor students? are they working with the teachers? what is kind of their role going to look like? [inaudible] >> they're doing both. >> okay. >> both. >> how do you expect them to work with the city and connect them to other services whether it's housing or the of the services that you mentioned? >>i think what you heard today about developing resources that's going to be really key. this coordinator can be the conduit to make sure that the resources are provided for the children and their sponsors so they're aware of the type of services that the city is providing. >> okay. >> mr. chu. >> good afternoon committee members. i am director the community department with the mayor's offices of community development. for the legal se

my col... listen it's something that can be done it's something that's there it's something that you know if you keep an open mind about things it will it can happen and if you give the students a chance you'll be surprised and i was very surprised the first time we did this in 2011 but they'll embrace it and students like to have freedom to be creative it's no secret that in 2012 your name new jersey state engineering and technology teacher of the year congratulations for that but also more importantly thank you congratulations for everything you do for the students that you have every year and the degree to which you engage them and inspire them and we're proud to have you with us and on behalf of all of us who have our kids in public schools thanks for everything you do thank you very much keep it up okay pleasure being on this show stay with us we'll be right back right after this to see more caucus new jersey with steve adubato visit us online at www.caucusnj.org if you would like to expre

which is exactly what the city needs after the col's of the baseball team. gary hopes to get these guys playing defense and to do that he brought in matt niss canen and another from the penguins. if you look at the roster, the caps are loaded but they fell hree point shy of the playoffs last season. >> we know what we have. we are all excited to start this new season after the changes and ha happened to us last year. >> i don't really care about the outside. it the our expectations this season to win the stanley cup an that's all that matters. that doesn't change year to year. >> how great is it to hear the players talking about winning the stanley cup? braden will be in tonight and es5-0 against the canadiens with two shutouts. d.c. needs this. we came up short in the drive to the world series. refose and let's get ready for the stanley cup cup. >> they already wearing the playoff beards? >> are you going to the game tonight? >> just checking, just checking! >> we'll find out. we'll find out. i'm going. not tonight, but i'll be going the >> i'm with you. >>

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very c tryi to express they were reprs of the govern col is not alone. the federal trade commission says more than 5,000 complaints impost scams in 2013. with these phony grant calls, like the one cole received, scam , or request for a check you pay a processing fee. if you get a ring from someone clai your grant has been approv, the better business bure says hang up. but beware, callers can be pers and persuasive. otr ways to avoid getting duped. r give any personal fil inf over the phone. and no, you'll never have to make a payment in advance in orde to receive a real govern grant. finall report the calls to the federal trade commission and the attorn general's office in your state. stopped. cole did report the the ftc and the virginia atto general's oe as well. you can also check out a company or organization with the better busine bureau as well. >>> if you have a consume proble just e-mail erica, at cons watch at nbcwas today, we're talking to steve hay about a health issue that nearly took his life recent. coming up, we also hear from the man who m

and the thing is to my point, plot cols are in -- protocols not been a biological situation to now, many get rusty, it is just one of those things, but now we see, the need for it we have to act, there again we have to start somewhere it has to start with travel restrictions then come together and work this out, so that every american can feel safe. >> congresswoman rene elmers, thank you. >> thank you. >> u.s. military's newly named operation inherent resolve having some progress in pushing back islamic state from syrian @%rder town of kobani, sources telling fox news that kurdish units in the city have retaken several neighborhoods in doe bani, cutting -- kobani cutting islamic state control of town from 5 50% to a third uwe're coming right back. >> white house refuseing to ban flights from the ebola-stricken region of westaff car west afris coming in on what is the president's flawed philosophy on fighting ebola. go ahead and put your baright here. have a nice flht! traveling can feel like one big mystery. you're never quite surewhat. t when you've t anenti comy who knows that t most

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. >> it is a laboratory state, could will col. now you have this experiment on marijuana. far.ion in law enforcement are you happy about the ÷mágnu? >> when it comes8&(( to the isf m intended the laboratories of democracy. industry forward? >> there are certainly problems that have been created banking issues and financial services issues have to be worked out. >> wh:x0z he is guarded in his ÷ see legalizing marijuana as an over all positive for the state. >> the voters showed the country he is we have libertarian streak here with policies that didn't make sense it increased crime rates and perhaps gave moek men tum. we as a state decided to do an experiment which is what the founders wanted the states to do. >> i think so far it is working. we called on congress to remove the status. most important we need to provide access to the banking system. right now it is a cash only business. while that may sound like it has up sites it becomes a public safety root. >> that sounds more like what the hacketts want. votes not when we last checked they were both leaning toward the stra

people of col>?&dusqáák)ep zen e zen e zen e zented at the county.omen, it's sliegtly better, although it's hard for it to be worse. i think some of us hold out hope that this's some big pool of women and people in color and lower level political office if they could just make their way up, would sort of diversify higher-level political office. >> you made a point, i mean, i think we can kind of separate women and people of color because there's different issues, right? there's a different numerical mechanism in place. but you make a point in the piece about one of the obstacles is at-large districts. and i remember, if i eenl not mistaken, the shelby county case, the one that came before the supreme court, was in shelby county. if you're if you're an at-large district -- well, explain why that presents a threat. having me, as well. one of the things that you see with these at-large districts, is that if you have a minority population in a particular county, and you have these at-large seats, that is to say e lerkss that are not divided in particular

col. until had another direct message for the suspect killer. >> i'm calling on you, eric, to surrender. you are clearly stressed. you are making significant mistakes. >> frein has been on the run since the ambush of two pennsylvania state troopers, back on september 12th, 1 of those troopers died, the other was seriously injured. >>> september is ending on a warm note but a cool down that is on the way will remind thaw fall has arrived. meteorologist adam joseph is also tracking some showers, and he is at the big board. >> yes, we can cool it down a little and we also need some rain. couple good things come in the next seven days. as we look at storm tracker six live double scan we have low pressure center in the western part of the state. you can see showers wrapping around that low sends wind are count are clockwise. we have batch of downpours and thunderstorms slowly working from the west. as we mentioned earlier a lot of it will rip apart as it push necessary to our viewing area, in f

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such as the 9/11 master find, col eke mohammed, who was transferred there. according to the human rights watch, nine detainees died, six suspected to have committed suicide. many have gone on hunger strikes, many alleging torture and subpar living conditions. amnesty international said the united states detention facilities at guantanamo bay is emblem attic of gross human rights abuses perpetrated by the u.s. government in the name of fighting terrorist. according to officials, 149 prisoners are held at a guantanamo bay detention center. 78 have been approved for transfer, they remain there. 600 detainees have been released over the years. many without ever being charged. >> none of the gitmo detainees have been tried for what happened on 9/11. we asked a director at the fordham university why. >> the difficulties range from the nature of the evidence, evidence gotten through enhanced entergags or torture. other evidence that may be hearsay and hearsay beyond what guantanamo will allow. there's problems with the charging authorities. some of the things they

. >> this all started with one coup ol, that coup col was. >> the reality tv people. >> salahis. >> they're so dangerous. >> the wife is now married to neal schon of journey. >> i used to date kneel schohn. it goes around. what a long journey to the white house with the salahis. these are just words coming out of my mouth. here's my theory and i opened the segment before with this comment. i believe that there are people that work in the white house that aren't qualified or know enough about the secret service and what they can ask for and do. i think they treat the service poorly and the secret service are reacting in a way that is appropriate when you're treated poorly. >> sounds like every senior white house advisor there is. i'm sure they're very dismissive of people. >> that's not the kind of job where that's an appropriate way to react, to be treated poorly. >> i know this from people either current or former secret service, the obama administration, officials have changed the way they want do some of the things they do. and they have to listen. if the president says i'm going for a w

i always have to go back to col him it's the parents responsibility to keep it out of kids hands. >> can i ask you about the normal household products? >> we have scratch guard here. you open up the bottom of it. and tada, it's a stash can. >> why do you feed stash cans. >> it's a novelty item. honestly. it's kind of fun. this goes on the top. >> so it's weighinged like it's a can. see, that would have fooled me. this is why i don't work as a border patrol officer. yes, that's red bull. >> can i ask you a cultural question about your buyers? what time of day do people come in and buy the most pot? >> it depends. usually after 5:00 we get a rush. >> they open early in the morning. more men than women? >> i'd say half and half. it's not your usual 22-year-old, you know, looking to get high at 10:00 in the morning. >> it's your 44-year-old looking to get high in the evening. >> exactly. he will go home after a long day of work. put the kids to bed. instead of sitting down with a glass of wine with his wife. he will sit down with a joints and call it a night. >> it's a whole new world. >

the coach has been say iing col mccoy and robert griffin isn't ready to play. >> you have to get your quarterback ready you will play and i have to make that decision as fast as possible. i said it would be colt. i said robert would be the wild card possibly if he's ready to go and still hasn't been decided yet. >> for the first time in over a month that wild card, rg3, fully practiced in team drills with redskins. for weeks he had been held back because of his ankle. head coach, jay gruden says he's still not ready for gameday, not yet anyways. >> larry has to clear him first that he's ready for full contact number one and number two, robert has to feel in his mind he's ready to go. i know he will say he's ready to go, ready to go four weeks ago probably in his mind. after that, it will be a football decision whether or not we think he's ready to go not getting any reps the last six wes. >> gruden wants to see griffin on the field one last time in practice thursday to make the final decision if rg3 can play monday night. >> i'd like to make the decision tomorrow after practice really

col. was one of several doctors who witnessed the outbreak, the center of the hot zone then. a new school of hygiene and public health called in an expert from harvard to perform autopsies. he ordered a rockefeller lab scientist to drop everything and make a vaccine. he told the army to order camp hospitals expanded and to impose quarantine measures, but it was too little, too late. flu victims were contagious for several days before showing symptoms and soldiers mixed with civilian staffers who went home to their family every night. the virus soon appeared almost everywhere. >> within a week, those first initial cases went to 1900 cases. in one week. >> back then, the equivalent of the c.d.c. was the p.h.s., the public health service. they gathered information and initiated response. >> so more difficult is that they didn't know exactly what was causing the pandemic, that is that they didn't epidemiologists and bacteriologists didn't ever the tools to detail what was causing the epidemic. >> quarantine was the most effective tool for controlling epidemics, like today, but qu

col. john nagl. thank you, sir. >>> take a breath. what a wild ride it was. the drop came and went in a swing in the dow in just two hours. the stakes seem higher. for a moment with the dow posting at single biggest drop in three years, an uncertainty reminiscent of the recent financial crisis started to creep in. the potential suspects for today's drop, you can retight them with me. a slowing. >> it's a frustration you feel when you look at your savings and you asked justifybly why am i not getting ahead? i understand the insting to panic, but for now stay calm. when opportunities present themselves you'll find out about them as quickly as i do. there is no point in saying that there isn't a storm coming. what happens tomorrow, i don't know. but i'll be here every night making sense of it all. that's our show for today. i'm ali velshi. thank you for joining us. plan. [music] >> president obama tries to reassure the nation that ebola is undercontrol. >> these protocols work . >> but some aren't convinced. >> we need to consider our health. >> nurses in dallas

don't tell me we've gotp a col blind society. >> going to put y'all back in chains.e -- some republicans are in excellent position to counter it. it's the democratic party, i have the whole history of racial demagogue lyndon johnson opposed the civil rights bill he later claimed credit for once he was president. and the democrats pretended to care aboutwof about six seconds and then suddenly civil rights became the right of a lesbian to take her date to the high school prom, the right to have an abortion and now of course the right of foreigners to move here and take black people's jobs. that's how republicans need to hit this now. we're the party that is opposed to guest worker programs taking your jobs. it is well-established thatjf immigration hurts black workers the most. >> how do you feel aboutxw> the election now? we have somez5ífz pretty close . to pick up the senate. >> i wanted to mention one other thing. i'm very happy to see wendy davis again. because as a regular viewer of msnbc, i haven't seen her for a while. it's funny how every electi//ñ liberals, th

. >> jimmy: before your col colonoscopy. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's going to be hard, though. >> ihat might be a winner. >> jimmy: let's try one more and then you can choose between the two, okay? >> all right. >> jimmy: here we go. all right. first thing says. 11 exotic zoo animals. all right, that's a good start. >> we like that. >> jimmy: okay. people like animals on the internet. >> people love them. >> jimmy: will smith. we're off to a good start. >> yep. >> jimmy: should be arrested r for. [ applause ] at church camp. [ applause ] can you -- either one of those work for you? try one more? >> jimmy: if you want to try one more, i'm game. >> jimmy: let's try one more. >> this is fun. >> jimmy: okay, all right. i'll get a good one if it kills me. four government jobs. >> yes. >> jimmy: every congressman. >> hey. >> jimmy: can't swallow. [ laughter ] outside coachella. work with that? all right, so, i let you choose and you're going to go back to headquarters and make a list and it will be on buzzfeed later tonight? >> i'm going to be writing it up right now. >> jimmy: erin la ro