collins promised the video would prove his innocence.sed him and sprayed him with mace. >> i can watch the video and we can probably try to do this friday or something like that. >> okay. whenever you want. >> so i will watch the video and try to get you back in here this week. >> okay. thank you. >> he did request a video. we can look and see. only thing we're going to see is the officer's reaction because it's so dark on the range those times of the morning that you won't see the spit and you wouldn't see the spit even if it was daytime probably. so we'll see. look at it and take a look at it. >> they're not trying to hear you carry on about a situation where there's an argument or something like that. they want to know, did you spit? that's all they want to know. >> you're saying? >> no, i didn't spit. it's obvious on the tape. >> less than a week later, collins was back in the disciplinary office for the completion of his hearing. >> okay. you asked me to watch the video. this is what i saw on the video. this is a photo. as you can s

collins. mr. collins: thank you. i think what you recognize is the struggles that are going on right now. and what i found while speaking with a member tonight from one of our midwestern districts, on the floor, as we were voting earlier, i started explaining what was going on in our pharmacy, our independent pharmacies. and this member did not know. they had not had a chance to interact they did not know what was going on and the changes that were going on. you being here tonight helps highlight. that as we ked kate -- as we educate members thrks an inequity in our health care system that needs to be fixed. many things are talked about in our time up here, many times we talk about not being able to work together. this is an issue that draws us together, mr. loebsack, and i have worked through two congresses now on this issue. we're going to work on more together and it's my honor to yield some time to you to ex pounleds on this. because we've been working on this a while. it's good to have you here tonight. mr. lobi

collins: that's a great question for dr. rogers since his institutes oversees diabetes research at nih. dr. rogers: thank you for the question. tibe two diabetes is increasing at an alarming level there. currently about 29 million people in the u.s. with diabetes and 86 million who have pre-diabetes. and there are two things we're doing about that. number one, for people who are established diabetes there's a common drug that started on patients. but unfortunately, in the great majority of patients, that drug will no longer be effective. we started a trial in which we are characaterizing the combination of this with one or four different classes of drugs to see what the next effective drug would be for a given individuals. this is actually a trial that involves 5,000 individuals in 45 centers around the country to determine the effectiveness. this really will eventually get to the area of precision medicine. the second thing for those people who are sort of underneets the iceberg, the 86 million americans who have a possibil

but collins said rotations smoeations.se your eyes and buy the stock because something big was going on that could make it buck the prevailing trends. i didn't think it was conceivable, but he was right, i was wrong. the stock jumped more than 10% after collins told me to buy it. what caused the move? soon after collins flagged this bullish reverse right here, reverse head and shoulders pattern the huge drug company decided to spin off the animal health division. it was a shocker, into the new and public traded company in a move that created $15 billion in value. who knew? the chart did. here's the bottom line. patterns matter. i don't know how confident you are in the situation, sell sell sell sell. at least some of it, please. when you see a reverse head and shoulders developing even if it makes no sense when it comes to which stock it's happening to you have to consider buying some. that's how powerful these moves are and the chart work on these two patterns is vindicated far hour often than the skeptics would think pos

heather collins, in the true halloween spirit, passes out candy to kids... "we love to see kids happy" heather collins lost two of her own in 2012-- a daughter, and a niece. elizabeth collins was riding bikes with her cousin lyric that july one afternoon. that was the last time they were seen alive. their killer still hasn't been found. "ohh look at you" elizabeth's mother has placed a sticker on each piece of candy-- about 3000 pieces calling for justice for lyric and elizabeth. "its great to see all these kids, but she's not one of them, so it's kind of hard" elizabeth would have been twelve this halloween. "i had someone say to me today you mean the case hasnt been solved? i said no, it still hasn't been solved" but the collins family won't give up until it is solved... one sticker at a time. the collins family care about every family going through similar situations.. along with the stickers for lyric and elizabeth, they posted flyers for moe sed-- the 18 year old waterloo boy who went missing a week ago today. and as olivia mentioned moe sed was last se

collins? dr. collins: just like to add to that -- sen. cassidy: question for you, dr. collins. dr. collins: this will be quick. basically, you're never quite sure where the breakthroughs will come from and we have to be careful not to overly target research plans in a specific direction of a specific disease because the answer might come out of a different investigation or from basic science. as we were celebrating today with the nobel prizes. a quick example -- the biggest breakthrough i have heard about in the last month for als -- 1:45, can i: i got stop you for a second? you have a bunch of bright, aggressive people. they would not be who they are were it not for you being at the pinnacle. believe me, i am a doc. i know you are a pinnacle of the docs. you mentioned earlier the academic promise, the research promise of hiv-aids as a rationale to continue there. is it lacking elsewhere? one of the reasons to continue the funding in one area as opposed to others is the apparent academic promise in the one as opposed to the other. how do you balance these folks who have such promis

collins, thank you for being here. i'm grateful, as we all are, for all you've done to champion the critical work that nih does. you have been a great partner and it's great to see you here and thank you to all of your team that is with us today. we look forward to hearing from all of you. all of us here today agree there's a lot more we need to do to keep our families and communities healthy and continue investing in priorities that strengthen our economy from the middle out. and the work of the national institutes of health is vitally important to that effort. the nih supports basic research that makes medical advancements possible and helps drive economic growth and competitiveness. in my own home state of washington, we have researchers working on ways to repair heart tissue that's been damaged by disease and injury. we have people decoding on difficult to treat forms of breast cancer. we use precision medicine to tackle eye disease and alzheimer's. the list goes on. those are just a few examples of the incredible

collins, let me repeat myself. i have offered this admonition, if that's a safe thing to say, that we are often told as members of congress we don't want you meddling in the, quote, politics of deciding where research dollars should be spent and i share that view but it means it's incumbent upon nih to make the decisions that are necessary as to where the dollars spent are the most likely to achieve the quickest, faste fastest, best and necessary results. >> and i welcome that responsibility as to do all of my colleagues. >> and i apologize for offending you to suggest that you could serve in the united states senate. >> there might have been a time when it was considered a complement but probably not right now. we do have time for a second round of questions. senator murray. >> dr. rodgers, you spoke earlier about the 29 million americans who have diabetes and the 86 million who are prediabetic. that sounds to me like we have a crisis on your hands as the number of americans with that disease continues to grow. yo

collins, to talk to you and the other institute directors about the work you are doing and the work you would like to do,rgr certainly every family faces health concerns during their lifetime and there are so many things that can be done by nih that i think can't be done as well anywhere else. new treatment could take a decade or longer to develop and can cost billions with a high failure rate even when you think you are on the right path. certainly it's necessary for the federal government to invest in b biomedical research and it represents the hopes of lots of people and families and particularly now as we see conditions growing as people survive heart problems and stroke problems, we see more people with alzheimer's and cancer challenges, and we see the potential for designer medicine, largely because of the great work that was done to figure out how to define and understand the human genome system in a better way. this year this committee, the sub committee and the full committee placed a high priority on this research, and we have planned for and have a bill that includes $2 bill

collins wants the best for her son, especially when i comes to what she feeds him. but for collins, a disabled vet, that's not as easy as it sounds. >> it's really hard to get organic food, especially in the d.c. area. and i live off of my disability, so i have to just, you know, use food stamp to get nutritious food. >> there are no major supermarkets in collins' northeast neighborhood. and when she can get to one, it's too expensive for the single mother. >> i walk out of safe way and the walmart with one meal and i've spent like 60 bucks. >> 30 minutes away, farmers like anita tend to their crops. but these vegetables aren't headed for a supermarket or a fancy restaurant. these organic vegetables are grown for people who need them the most. >> this is going in the communities where there aren't grocery stores. and we're kind of leveling out -- like, making food accessible to everyone is important to me. >> saz she smends her day on the farm in virginia, the former social worker think about the families in the city who eat her food. >> that's what gets me going th

reporter: nichol lins -- nick collins wants to screen for misconduct. recently a medford police officer resigned after threatening to put a bullet in the head of a motorist. requests for his record found multiple past suspensions for his misconduct. collins says an officer's credibility in future cases can be jeopardized. >> they can be discredited during the process and it is while the case is on going. reporter: the bill would keep all internal investigations private. even after the investigation is complete. they say it is a wrong message to send police. >> if you are accused of excessive force by a citizen will keep it under wraps. that's not a good way to discourage police abuse. >> it is impossible to keep it under wraps. it is examples of how they are skeptical of most police departments policing themselves. >> it is a big level of trust. we certainly have a right to examine how they have used the level of trust. >> shouldn't the public know what happened during the investigation? >> that's a conversation we can continue to have. it is a starting

moustakas takes strike two. >> harold: you talk about a different terry collins. he was a fiery in your face guy in the early days. has mellowed out and has put all that into perspective. >> tom: experience matters. you can say that about ned yost as well. >> joe: terry collins first got a shot to manage in the big leagues. 94-96 in houston. and went to 97-99. his good friend, jim leeland is here. he was part of the staff. that's why if he ever took jacket off, you would see he is wearing number 10 in jim leeland's honor. >> harold: when you wait as long as terry has, and you have all you don't forget where you came from. your players sense that as well. you talk about don't panic about the lineup. you don't panic about who you are either. >> joe: terry is the oldest manager in major league baseball. tom coughlin is the oldest head coach in the nfl. the two have a mutual admiration society going. they've been texting. >> harold: those old guys can text? >> joe: they're 69 and 66. and they've been calling each other, rooting each other on. the giants are in first i

think about terry collins, the young starting pitcher syndergaard. not yet. the smile after the game. >> harold: once they got that lead, they poured it on. a beautiful game. >> joe: and here's the lyric that would resonate, the microphone smells like a beer. this industry has changed. there's the 3-2 pitch! two out, nobody on. wow, straight back. [ laughter ] >> tom: isn't that the truth? >> harold: was that a three ball or a two ball? >> tom: he will never give up an at-bat or a single pitch. >> joe: and he is still hitless tonight. game 3, a lot of action. on the field, in the seats. on the p.a. system. 9-3. there are things we expect from a phone screen we expect it to be ridged. we expect it to be flat. but what if it wasn't? wouldn't that change what we expect from a phone? meet the new droid turbo 2. with moto shattershield technology. the world's first shatterproof screen. only on verizon. good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e . yes, investment opportunities can b

meanwhile, terry collins in his fifth year as the manager.e was with the organization, player development prior to that. coming into this, his fifth year. it had been, four straight losing seasons for terry collins. albeit with an undermanned roster. and now it is all blossomed in front of everybody's eyes with this young pitching. and collins is really handled this 2015 season well. lefty on lefty. niese against gordon. winning run at first. salvador perez. doesn't really have the big breaking ball. unless you see on left on left situations. gordon homered in the ninth to tie it up. familia. niese pitched a scoreless inning on his birthday. now here he is on the 2th. here in the central time zone. strike one. here is the home run. well here is the home run. for you. this ball. extra velocity. 107 is excellent. 438 feet. that's a long home run. and in this night we are in right now. hit the ball pretty hard. that is strike two off the bat of gordon. off the foot. >> harold: he had the balls ricocheting everywhere this week. earlier batting pr

wendy, back to you. >> pat collins. >>> two people badly hurt, four pets killed. and still no word tonight on the cause of a fire that destroyed this home in reston. chris lawrence is in our newsroom now with word on some clues that investigators are now starting to gather. chris? >> reporter: yeah, wendy. this is new. the woman who survived that blaze is awake and she's talking to investigators who are trying to figure out how this fire started. we know four animals died in this fire in reston. it started just before 7:00 in the morning at a home on purple sage court in reston. firefighters sea when thay when there the flames were shooting out of a first-floor window. a man who lives down the street took this video. he was watching as firefighters were able to rescue a couple from the top floor. >> slid them down the ladder, got them on a stretcher and they put them in an ambulance, took them over to reston hospital. >> reporter: the couple is now being treated at the washington hospital center. the man is in guarded but what's being termed stable condition. we j

and coming up, you'll hear from terry collins talking about just how the offense has to improve, hitting has to get better. back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> governor cuomo canceling plans to sell mets world series tickets as a fundraiser. cuomo was offering up seats for 3 and 4 for $5500 a piece. critics said the governor was exploiting the games to target wealthy donors. a spokesman said the fundraiser was nixed to make more tickets available for fans. >>> the senate has approved a budget deal that prevents a national default. the deal did pass after 3:00 a.m. the vote was 64-35. it had the support of all democrats and 18 republicans. presidential candidates ted cruz, rand paul, marco rubio, they all left the campaign trail to be there and they all voted against the spending plan. the bill sets government funding levels for two years. it suspends the nation's debt ceiling. it now goes on to president obama for his approval. >>> mayor deplaz blasio, 48% of voters say he doesn't deserve another term. just 42% say that he does. the poll suggests that many voters disagree with the may

the royals had 10 hits and they scored seven runs rate as one of the things terry collins talked about was the royals attacking the plate. >> it's exactly what people said and i told jake not everything has to be a strike. you've got to move it around and something to look at. duke: one of the things that happened in this game was jacob degrom gave up a walk and alex rios or excuse me alex scored in the fifth inning and leadoff walks baseball will kill you and about if debate whether or not he left degrom too long but degrom couldn't put anybody win the inning and terry collins warming up the bullpen. he could rot in moustakas and he didn't do it. the question was did he leave degrom into long? >> well you know this guy has been our ace. we have been sitting here raving the last two series that he has set to your favorite 10. russ: still to come on the fox 5 postgame show we will go back out to duke astutely on for more at kauffman stadium plus we will hear from terry collins again and are turning point of tonight's game all coming up layover. 24 hours. hello, reykjavik. oh, so that' s

. >> and collin quinn is here. he teamed up with jerry "seinfeld" and he is getting rave reviews and you will hear all about it. >> and we will catch up with molly ringwald and she is starring if in "gem and the hollow grams." and now something -- alert the media that i just noticed the this, but hoda has changed the bangs -- >> to the left. >> and somebody mentioned it -- fwl can i tell you. >> who was it? >> carol burnett. she said you can't see your bangs. >> they are. >> and half of the time i am sitting this way, because you are on to the left, and the bangs were covering half of the face. >> and can i say something funny that i am so not used to it because for my whole life -- how old am i? 51, i have had a part this way and now it is that way. who cares! >> and look and talk to the me. and turn to me and you can see hoda's beautiful face. >> thank you, carol burnett. >> when was i off? >> friday. nobody noticed. >> one day i was out in california and i saw my son -- she's right, and so, thank you, carol burn

. >> thank you, senator collins, chairman collins. retirement security and consumer protection are both large parts of this committee's focus and mission under the leadership of chairman collins. today's hearing presents an opportunity to look at an alarming practice that intersects both of these committee priorities. the defined benefit pension plan is considered the gold standard in terms of retirement security. although, it is not as popular as it once was, those people retiring today with a defined benefit plan are incredibly fortunate. they get a fixed payment for life, so they cannot outlive their savings, and they did not have to figure out how to invest this money or how much to put aside. so they are saved from the burden that they may not have the financial wherewithal to adequately care for themselves throughout retirement. nor do they have to worry about an economic down turn happening right before they cash out. willie sutton explained that he rob banks because that's where the money is. well, these seniors with defined b

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think about terry collins, the young starting pitcher syndergaard. not yet. the smile after the game. >> harold: once they got that lead, they poured it on. a beautiful game. >> joe: and here's the lyric that would resonate, the microphone smells like a beer. this industry has changed. there's the 3-2 pitch! two out, nobody on. wow, straight back. [ laughter ] >> tom: isn't that the truth? >> harold: was that a three ball or a two ball? >> tom: he will never give up an at-bat or a single pitch. >> joe: and he is still hitless tonight. game 3, a lot of action. on the field, in the seats. on the p.a. system. 9-3. there are things we expect from a phone screen we expect it to be ridged. we expect it to be flat. we expect it to be fragile. but what if it wasn't? wouldn't that change what we expect from a phone? meet the new droid turbo 2. with moto shattershield technology. the world's first shatterproof screen. only on verizon. good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e . or not.

. >> thank you, senator collins, chairman collins. retirement security and consumer protection are both large parts of this committee's focus and mission under the leadership of chairman collins. today's hearing presents an opportunity to look at an alarming practice that intersects both of these committee priorities. the defined benefit pension plan is considered the gold standard in terms of retirement security. although it is not as popular as it once was, those people retiring today with a defined benefit plan are incredibly fortunate. they get a fixed payment for life, so they cannot outlive their savings. and they did not have to figure out how to invest this money or how much to put aside. they are saved from the burden that they may not have had the financial wherewithal to adequately care for themselves throughout retirement. nor do they have to worry about an economic downturn happening right before they cash out. willie sutton explained that he robbed banks because that's where the money is. well, these seniors with define

the man jacob collins is buying the gun for julius burton, who at the time was 18 and too young to buy a handgun. >> they're what are called straw purchases meaning where one person is buying it for somebody else. >> reporter: it's a common way guns make their way into the underground market. a month later, burden gets into an altercation with two milwaukee police officers. caught here on tape. he uses the gun to shoot them both in the head. for years laws have hinders victims of gun crimes from suing gun dealers. >> what made this case different, there was a lot of evidence that the guy at the gun shop should have known this wasn't a legitimate purchase. >> reporter: miraculously, they both survived. brian norberg and graham coonich sue the gun dealer badger guns for nenlgth, claiming the store clerk should have recognized the telltale signs of a straw purchase. >> badger guns did not do the job it was required to do when it made that sale. if badger guns had done its job on may 2nd then brian and graham would not have been shot on june 9th. >> reporter: the lawsuit claimed badger gun

i really want to say that these guys did, without them, collin wouldn't have made it. there's no question he wouldn't have made it. that's kind of heavy, man. >> i got there and i heard you were fighting with a shark. he started laughing and smiling. yeah, i got a couple of good cracks on him. he was in good spirits. then he asked, he was still a little worried. he asked am i going to die? >> reporter: cook's family says he lost his leg below the knee in the attack. doctors also had to take a section right above the knee in order to save the rest of his limb. >>> back in the bay area, if you look to the skies this weekend, you may see an angel. in fact, you might see a whole squadron of them. there they go, the blue angels soaring over the bay this afternoon. the navy flight crew dazzled crowds under the golden gate bridge. the formation barrel roll over 650 miles per hour. if you missed them today, you have a chance to see the main attraction again tomorrow. with the blue angels came the crowds. it's estimated that more than a million visitors have descended on san fr

think about terry collins, the young starting pitcher syndergaard. not yet.e game. >> harold: once they got that lead, they poured it on. a beautiful game. >> joe: and here's the lyric that would resonate, the microphone smells like a beer. this industry has changed. there's the 3-2 pitch! two out, nobody on. wow, straight back. [ laughter ] >> tom: isn't that the truth? >> harold: was that a three ball or a two ball? >> tom: he will never give up an at-bat or a single pitch. >> joe: and he is still hitless tonight. game 3, a lot of action. on the field, in the seats. on the p.a. system. 9-3. there are things we expect from a phone screen we expect it to be ridged. we expect it to be flat. we expect it to be fragile. but what if it wasn't? wouldn't that change what we expect from a phone? meet the new droid turbo 2. with moto shattershield technology. the world's first shatterproof screen. only on verizon. good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e*. yes, investment opportunit

. >> the young man 18-year-old collin brough had strong ties to our area. collin went to broadneck high school outside annapolis during his freshman and sophomore years. collin was killed and three college classmates were injured overnight in a shooting sparked by a fight in a campus parking lot. in annapolis we spoke with some of the family's former neighbors. >> it's horrible. absolutely horrible. i just feel for the parents so much and his brothers. >> they were a loving committed family, the parents were devoted to the children who were very active in all the sports. i remember soccer and lacrosse. >> tonight the alleged shooter is behind bars being held on $2 million bond. he's also a student at northern arizona university. an 18-year-old freshman named steven jones is charged with first degree murder and aggravated assault. >>> now to houston where police are holding two people and searching for a third in connection with another deadly shooting on campus, this one at texas southern university. police say shots were fired this morning outside a campus

news 4's pat collins has the story from charles county, maryland. >> reporter: japheth newman. he had top grades in high school, he launched a congressional campaign a few months ago, now he faces serious criminal charges. japheth newman. he lives in this house in waldorf. it was raided by police after newman was arrested and charged in connection with an attempted home invasion. cameron mcdougal is a friend of newman's. he was there when police came to the house. >> what do you make of this whole thing? >> i was really scared, but i know japheth is a good kid. >> i know he'll do better. >> police say the attempted home invasion happened at this home deep in the woods off billingsley road. it was 3:00 in the morning and

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>> thank chair collins.to thank you for holding this hearing today and thank you to all the witnesses for coming. we really appreciate you coming and telling the story. i know it's hard to do that. but it's very important that we understand what's happening here. i just want to see if i can pull this together so we all kind of get it in one place. so define benefit pensions, the steady guaranteed income stream throughout retirement, we know these pensions are disappearing, and the americans who still have them know they are lucky to have these pensions, but now there's this interconnected industry that's targeted to getting their hands on the pensions. so these pension scam companies turn a profit by offering retirees cash in exchange for a fixed amount of the buyer's future pension, as you testified to, plus, of course, interest and fees. and according to a 2014 report from the nonpartisan government accountability office, and also from senator collins, these loans can have pretty shocking fine print, for e

still terry collins said it was frustrating. he says they did have a few shots, the guys did a good job keeping out of trouble but says they kept the royals down until the very end. and now their attention turns to game two tonight. take a listen. >> any time you're in these kind of situation, you're going to start on the road, you know, you go in saying, hey, look, we got to come out of here 1-1. and now we have a chance with jay on the ground tomorrow, got to get big hits and give him something to work with. >> reporter: and hopefully the broadcast goes a little bit better tonight as well. adding to the drama as you guys were talking about, fox lost the game's tv signal for a few minutes right before the bottom of the 4th inning. fox sports apoll apologized saying -- sports apologized saying there was a rare electronics power. they had to switch to the major league baseball's international feed. and terry collins said one thing know about the royal, they are never down and out. it will be an exciting world series. game two of

marÍa antonieta collins!ra. me quedo con el valor inmenso porque hasta antes de Él, se decÍa que si el papa decía algo, no se iba a volver a decir algo. entonces estÁs pensando que si benedicto xvi perdiÓ perdón para las vÍctimas de abusos sexuales del aviÓn papal cuando iba a aterrizar en washington, aquÍ no iba a pasar nada y no pasÓ nada hasta el Último dÍa. creo que es el padre jorge, sigue siendo Él, te pone ejemplos. cuando dice las vÍctimas de abuso sexual, los culpables, los responsables van a pagar, ahÍ fue donde pensÉ que le hace la pregunta a la conferencia de prensa. hierro d que habÍa sacerdotes - le preguntÉ que hay sacerdotes que no habÍan pedido perdÓn a sus vÍctimas. ese hombre se me queda mirando a los ojos y me dice: yo los puedo perdonar, pero a Él no les llega el perdÓn. luego me dice que entiende a esas vÍctimas o a esos familias de vÍctimas que no querer perdonar, porque no pueden perdonar, y que ora por ellos todos los dÍas. otra cosa que me llamÓ mucho la atención y que me siga dentro

. >> and collin quinn is here. he te up with jerry "seinfeld" and he is getting rave reviews and you will hear all about it. >> and we will catch up with molly ringwald and she is starring if in "gem and the hollow grams." media >> that was not funny, rope. rope is laughing over there. >> that was for the cree. >> a a thereas a wwan sitting here and shehe reclinededer seat into man behind her and it upset him so much that apparently according to the sources that he reached around and grabbed her neck in that region so to stop her and they were having an altercation. so it was so bad that they turn d turned the plane around. >> she screamed for help and the crew came. >> it was escalating. >> a ad chokings usually do. that is how they described it allegedly, and can you imagine? >> no. i want to know what happened before. look i think that there were some pre-game arguing, i think. i don't think that the first thing out of the gate that somebody does, and it is horrible, but to grab somebody's throat. >> you are all

jackson noted that collins' means are limited for divorce. the superior responded to his subordinate that collins would still legally be married unless he filed for divorce in court. we have this great image of people getting married. obviously, for other folks as they were looking to be done with their lives from the past. education was one area where general howard and black southerners were aligned as a means to secure freedom, and credibly do to a lack of such issue and funding the bureau had to work with northern aid organizations to get their schools off the ground. it was practically impossible to assist whites with education, as noted in the beginning of 1868. he wrote that whites were opposed to educating freedmen. he went on to say poor whites are in as bad or worse condition as the freedmen. they refuse to go to school with blacks and the sentiments of both colors are that mix colors are not practicable. they would have to wait another 100 years for integration to come to virginia. and of course some people not come willingly. lear

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terry collins says already they're confident. >> he believe this is team is confident. this is not how they envisioned the world series start, especially with their pitching rotation, but they here in this spot now. shrug your shoulders and play ball. mets and royals last won the world series in '85 and '86. both teams lost the first two games then rallied to win the series. yankees were the last team to pull off that feat. the mets hope to be the next now. both teams opted for rest today with no formal workout. citi field was awfully quiet there in queens, the calm before tomorrow night's storm in game three. noah syndergaard was at the ballpark. he did light throwing. the rookie was 8-2 at home this year and brilliant against the cubs in game two of the nlcs. with the way he's been throwing lately, he has the full backing of his skipper terry collins. >> i'm telling you, the discussion -- when we won in chicago, we sat on the plane and his name was mentioned to open up the world series. that's how well we think he's pitching so we got great confidence in him tomorrow

collins wanted to know what he could be due to be free of his polygamist wife. jackson asked his superior if they could strike the marriage from the register, stating what had happened or if comments -- collins needed to go to court to apply for divorce. jackson noted that his means are limited for divorce. the superior responded to his subordinate that collins was still legally -- would still legally be married unless he filed for divorce in court. we have this great image of people getting married. for some folks that was what they really wanted. obviously for other folks as they were looking to be done with their lives from the past. education was one area where general howard and black southerners were aligned as a means to secure freedom, and regrettably due to a lack of funding the bureau had to work with northern aid organizations to get their schools off the ground. it was practically impossible to assist whites with education, as noted in the beginning of 1868. he wrote that whites were opposed to educating freedmen. he went on to say poor whites are in

. >> tom: terry collins showing confidence the way clippard. in the bullpen, warmed. with a nasty splitter to neutralize hitters. for clippard, the neutralizer is the change-up. that's why he is on. he is tough against left handers. the 0-1 pitch. 80 mile an hour change-up. the count now 0-2. a boughty. tyler clippard will throw the glove. elbow. arm. long arm swing. then you keep looking for the baseball. it's still not there.lxzu and the change-up yesterday. he said he started throwing that when he was age 12. and just continues to perfect it through the years. >> joe: hosmer set up. 2 and 2. and now, d'arnaud. going to go and talk. they will talk. flores gets in on the conversation. the tying run at second. tonight's telecast sponsored by bud light. make the right call. drink responsibly. by fitbit. find your fit. and by verizon. better matters. two down. you can see how high d'arnaud set up. 0-2. absolutely. great game calling by d'arnaud. strikeout on cain and hosmer. trying to protect. count in your favor. take advantage of the aggressiveness. get him out. outsi