. >> host: what do you were growing up in the jim crowe era? >> guest: in 1955 my high school band was invited to march in the christmas parade. it was the first time there were black units. it was customary in those days for santa clause to be the last unit riding on a fire truck. after santa clause the horses from a local equestrian stable would march. they were the last things because of the droppings they left along the way and their aroma that flowed from those droppings. when he got down there to march in the parade it turned out we were placed in the parade behind the horses. it was very, very difficult and very memorable to try to play that clarinet while side stepping droppings and trying to breathe in and out the way you have to with the aroma of the stale oats. well, that to me, was probably the most lasting memory from that year because because of that i left that high school. and went to madison academic where my mother had gone to school and that is where i graduated from and i believe it was the experience at that united methodis

equality in this country after slavery and jim crow. >> exactly. there is a correlation between the civil rights act of 1950 -- 1965 in the war on drugs and the effort to put african-americans in prison or placed them in a position where they are going to be economically inferior position where they have to do labor that we need to have done that we don't want to do ourselves. it was very hard for me because levoir is like i really wish you hadn't been there my felony conviction for assault when i beat up that guy who grabs my girlfriend inappropriately at a party. i was like well it's public record. i've got to be honest about everything that has happened and this is an important part of the story. at least i could tell him that just about everyone in my family on the white side of the family is unhappy about what i said to them too. i'm an equal opportunity offender but it struck me and i just wanted to add that. >> you are talking about the common themes in this book and when i first saw the combination that these books were about very different

>> "bbc world news" was presented by [ crows calling ] [ guitar plays ] crows are found on every continent except antarctica. wherever humans live, they are there. their world intimately intertwines with ours, yet we know so little about them. they, on the other hand, seem fascinated with us. man: the most surprising thing about crows has been their ability to recognize and remember particular people, and even just particular faces. they look, they think, they eye-ball you, they really seem to be sizing up the situation. you walk outside now with a whole 'nother perspective -- not just that you're moving through an animal's environment, but that they're watching you

just going to be different kind of jim crow going forward. >> sometimes i make the case there are two completely separate justice systems in the country and the one being visited on particularly poor african-american communities is unlike that of the rest of the u.s. population in terms of policing and level of arrest and sentencing and incarceration, and i try to sketch this kind of life on the run that people are being made to lead. sometimes people raise their hand and say -- i study immigration. exactly the same. i.c.e. is doing the same thing. people are living in fear, and undocumented, the biggest growing people incarcerated. and people say it's completely different. it's hard to draw these comparisons. but i definitely think it's interesting to think about the kind of expansion of the penal system and the kind of just people being granted a diminished form of citizenship. can we agree in this country to have full citizenship for the people living in it? as a basic right. and the kind of staggered levels of citizenship for immigrants. it's very parallel. you have people who are

post-slavery, and into this jim crow and jane crow society that existed.day, we continue looking to congress for leadership. this leadership takes the form of preserving those stories of the fight for civil rights in this country. for the fights of those protections. for the fight to preserve our own history as a country. and that history includes of course, those african american stories. congress is from for them to continue to take the america'slity of cultural heritage, and that is needed to increase funding and national parks of a can stay open as educational institutions. as places of employment for tens of thousands of park rangers and personnel, who are the first people on the ground to answer those questions about what it was like for a. philip randolph to organize the brotherhood of sleeping car porters. these are the things we have to continue looking at as we talk about preserving african-american history, as we talk about preserving our cultural identity. we looked at congress for leadership in acquiring those properties that tell the stories.

. >> good evening, members of the board i'm dave krou crow i'm the attorney for the appellant. >> no, from the permit holder next and sorry. >> good evening, commissioners sam for gary young the permit holder i don't have a lot to add other than what mr. duffy said it was conformed legal configuration for this permit was one commercial floor below and one residential floor we have here an illegal unit built prior to my client buying the property the disagreement is why the planning department would require anything other than the department we've required and, in fact, why require a permit at all our position being if we roach the tenant from the premises and never rented again we've complied one probation officer one provision we've demolished or audits permanently removed the remedy that's our good faith intent the mechanism is provided in the rent ordinance that says in the event that a landlord performs a illegal eviction we're not going to take it out of the rental use in the circumstances it's proven we've performed a wrongful eviction under the triple penalties under the ordina

you don't believe that the residual effect, i mean slavery and jim crow are dead. residual effect of that systemic subjugation exists today. absolutely exists but in a different way. >> it exists for every race, not at that expense. but you don't put forth, all right, this oh white privilege and if you fail that's why you nail, all right. america's now a place where if you work hard, get educated in an honest person, you can succeed. that'sy= what should be put out there. not all this other stuff. >> you are carrying more of the burden as a black person in this country than a white person in this country. >> from collectively yes but not individually. they don't stop -- >> even though they've done far more damage to the economy. [cheers and applause] >> listen to me. white people, white people do more drugs in this country than black people because black people make up a far higher majority -- . >> do you know why that is? >> yes. >> you do know why that is? why is that. >> because black people, it's about real estate to some extent. there has been a systemic subju

>> no, scare crow. >> i thought scare crows can't talk. or laugh. i don't know why you are laughing. i myself am a comic-con virgin. do you have any tips for me? >> buy my album. it is very pleasing to the ear. >> i am no longer a comic-con virgin, but there are plenty left inside. what did i learn? you don't pay me enough. >> that was mean. we call them virgins, joanne, but we don't know that. >> they were virginal experiencing me. >> what was the worst thing you saw there. >> the worst thing? a lot of tall people. it doesn't sound bad, but i felt very overwhelmed. >> by the tall people? >> i felt short all day. >> welcome to my life. >> i think they were frightened of me, but everyone was nice. >> what was the best costumes you saw? >> the best costumes -- i didn't know what any of them were to be honest. the ones where no flesh were showing were my favorite because i wasn't uncomfortable. >> did anyone recognize you? >> one person. as soon as i walked in i thought oh my gosh this is going to happen all day. the only person. >> that was bill schul

complicating it are the positions between bosnia, crow at and serbs. the country has been in political deadlock. each with its own form of government. the end of the bosnian war has not ended ethnic-based mistrust. let's take you live to sarajevo. this complex governing system leads to deadlock. economic and political progress, it's not only impossible. are these elections going to change that? >> i'm not sure that they will. i think that the problem is that the different political groups who lead the respective nationalities, that is the muslim bosnia, crow at and the serbs have a vested interest in playing up the national credentials. that's a route to power. that is how things carry on, how they had done. that contributes to rather gloomy mood in the country. you'll recall in february riots in sarajevo and other cities, which were an eruption of anger about unemployment and corruption, and then of course they had the floods in may. there has been moor anger about the response, the slow response, and corruption in the dispersement of aid towards the

crow says she never met the attendant. never forged the time sheets and an imposter is responsible. >> tonight philadelphia police are hoping that surveillance video will help them catch whoever wrote a racist slur on a center city high school. the graffiti was found spray painted on the front doors of a catholic who'll 62 on north 19th street. found about 1:00 o'clock this morning. workers have clean it off and the school opened today. authorities say there are security cameras on the school grounds and they are looking over that footage to hopefully catch whoever is responsible. >> two years after super storm sandy nearly three dozen new jersey gas stations are getting state money to install backup power supplies. the stations are on or near storm evacuation routes and will share the nearly $2 million in grant money. 28 stations will install permanent generators while the others will use quick connect devices for mobile generators. gas stations were plagued by shortages and power problems in the wake of super storm sandy

worries the restrictions will take the state back to an era when segregationist laws known as jim crowvented blacks from voting. >> this fundamental attack on voting rights and implementing voter suppression is the worst thing we have seen since jim crow. it has angered so many people but they are turning their anger into action. >> reporter: the n.a.a.c.p., and the department of justice are suing the state, arguing that the new voting laws violate the voting rights act of 1965. the court case is scheduled for next year. the n.a.a.c.p. says the new laws are specifically designed to suppress black votes and it points to studies which show african americans are twice as likely to utilize early voting and 50% more likely to use same day registration. >> we should be looking for more ways for people to vote, not less ways, and what we are finding is all of their claims about fraud are fraudulent themselves. >> reporter: the north carolina voter i.d. law comes on the heels of the supreme court decision last year to strike down key parts of the voting rights act of 1965. the supreme court li

tested by theas economic depression of the 1930's, foreign wars, and the hateful regime of jim crow. outwardly, you are american in outlook the same as mine. new technologies, new forms of trina kaisha and -- communication. new breakthroughs in science and medicine. all of these promise to expand the frontiers of life in ways a few years ago. amidst all of this that is new, may i respectfully suggest that you never lose the old faith. president kennedy's faith. that is better, fairer, and more humane with each passing generation. imperfections, andwe have many, we remain very much were in the process. i hope that all of you will reject those on both extremes who mistake the honest clash of ideas for a holy war. the bigger the issue, the greater the need for political courage. it was true when i entered the political arena, in defiance of those who believed the united states was divinely placed between two oceans to avoid foreign confrontations. probably, in my first political 1948, i for congress in was one of the original compassionate conservatives. [laughter] >> it was true when j

you had jim crow, segregation down there.ndly to african americans, by definition. it took until the 1960s for charlie scott to be the first basketball player in the acc, who was african american. well certainly the s.e.c. was slower, but we had nba players in the '50s before they played in the schools in the southern united states. how can someone deny there wasn't friendliness to african americans? it's historical. >> to me, it sounded like john roberts defense in the voting rights case a couple years ago when he suggested that racism had been fixed. and i think that there's absolutely no denying the strong feelings in these communities of color, when they look to incidents like michael brown being shot in ferguson. when they look to what state legislatures are doing to curtail voting rights. they feel under siege. >> well, i was going to say, it's not that people feel under siege. i would venture to guess that many members of the african american community, myself included, will argue that it doesn't feel we're under siege

a personality memories all played by russell crowe. so here is russell crowe the father of superman living and this could be the future of the library of congress. when you go to the library of congress you may have a wonderful conversation with somebody like einstein, somebody like winston churchill, george washington because all of their memories have been recorded. there you are talking to a hologram having a great afternoon tea with abraham lincoln. this is possible. and the question of mind without body, science fiction writers love the concept and believe it or not if you have to discs one with your genome and one with your connect dome and they live on after you die some say the mind is living beyond the body. this is the dream of the ancient, the trade of science fiction writers and this is now believable. let's talk about the brain. first of all blood flows on mri scans. on the left is your brain. not much happens but on the bright is when you tell a lie. when you tell a lie first you have to create the lie and then you have t

marshall called the new jim crow, and it was in lightning and additionally, in preparing for that panel on race after ferguson, and i took the time to view a pbs video from 1963. where from the course it said in 1963 and this was the moerpg that edgars had been sat and they had been assassinated or murdered and the farmer said, well, i think that in another three years, we will be able to deal with the jury discrimination and it will take a little bit longer for the defacto discrimination and then just finally, just a personal aside, and i did show with the panel, that, leading to, in texas when i was ten years old, and this was in 1962. and 8 years after brown verses the board of education. and you know, texas still had not gotten the memo, that the public education that was separate was not equal and that the school should be desegregated and so that was my out reach on sunday. >> okay. >> if i may, now i hope that i am not wrong with this but to understand that ferguson has put in a civilian review body for the police department and that is what i read in the news and so i think that

they found $1 million worth of marijuana off of crow canyon road. they got an up said look and they say the growers reportedly installed a ventilation system to hide the distinctiontive smell of marijuana. >> this company, they have done it in this area because you would not expect it because it is a lovely family neighborhood. >> police say the suspects in this case, two young men from san leandro, they are charging charges for the and did i lopez. pack on september 22nd, he was holding a beebee gun at the time of the deadly looting. he said he thought it was an assault rifle. it against at the area the shooting took place. >>> a father is suing san francisco police after arresting him for riding a bicycle with his baby carrier strapped to his chest. the police car nearly hit him and wanted to know why the baby was not wearing a helmet. they took the baby away and choked the father until he lost consciousness. both the city and parents as the head of the school and they found heroin, cocaine and prescription drugs. the 0 and they failed to notice a

people talk about a new jim crow or new juan crow because it affects so many latino workers. >> organizingfor political change is too risky for most. but for workers like coyote perez it's a chance worth taking. >> what would you like to see changes? >> translator: for it to be more humane, for a fair wage but above all that this country would consider us as people that are helping to produce life and propel it forward and that they would allow us to stay here helping farms to produce milk. even people who options us drink a daily glass of milk. >> reporter: on a dairy farm just north of buffalo, jose canas prepares for his day of work. he was too afraid. so we met him offsite. >> we have a fear because of immigration, because of police. that doesn't allow us to go to the store freely go shopping. it seeps us a lot more private. -- it keeps united states a lot more private. >> jose canas and others through organization he like the workers justice center are just now starting to speak out. >> translator: i worked in a farm where we worked in bad conditions unsafe jobs. there was a lot of in

the green 1 on fulsome street this community has fighting fought for and to my right and i saw the crowing guard that many of the parents fought to make sure we had on 7th street to be safe and finally when we got to the park i got to see the park that this community fought for that and finally build in 2006 so what's itself lesson what d did you learn from the story? don't giving give up to fighting but more and more importantly we make our neighborhood and can make pa difference i want everyone to repeat that we make this neighborhood >> (repeated.) and we can make a difference. >> (repeated.) so as and grew up here remember all the things that our patent and people have fought for let's continue to make that a safer community for everyone but it's important to be great deal of so a big thank you to our parent and also the city behind us that wants to make the city safer so thank you thank you. >> thank you. >> and thank you a couple of months ago many of you were on 7th and harrison street putting up signs telling drivers to make this neighborhood safer so thank you for your for your wo

crows. >> yes. >> what?who enlistens to them anymore. >> smart people that we're not hanging around. >> american software writer put this study together. >> very unscientific. >> i'm getting he is white. >> and he is a big fan of cold play. >> clueless. >> sue, i have a question for you, tonight, at 6:22 eastern time, off the coast of virginia. >> right. >> they will launch a rocket, and if you are in certain parts of the delaware valley because sunsets just after 6:00, especially atlantic city, you know that camera shot we have in atlantic city where it shoots south down the coastline, you might be able to see this rocket take off from a little island just off the coast of virginia. i saw this one night when they did this, and yeah. >> a shot like this you will be able to see it. >> opposite direction, southbound. >> you might be able to see it. >> there will be a few clouds but if you are there in atlantic city you have a better chance of seeing it then we will be here in philadelphia further south east yo

he i wouldn't you said a crow bar to open a cash register and took off with ipads and cash. if you somehow recognize him, contact police. >>> a man from oklahoma is being hailed a hero for taking down this would-be robber. he rushed in and tackled the robber who was only 14 yores old. the teen is facing armed robbery charges. next a ahead in the half-hour of "action news," a cameras caught a brutal attack on a pedestrian in south philadelphia. police are asking for your help to track down the suspect. >> every october it fills andy bowls and trick or treat bags >> every october it fills andy bowls and trick or treat bags and s party on people! blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues celebrating with 20% off the entire store. you heard right, 20% off the entire store. we're talking employee pricing baby! hey, you need 'em, you want 'em, and now there's no better time to get 'em. blinds to go. blinds for life. blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues! woo-hoo! as our gift to you, take 20% off the entire store. twenty percent! the entire store! hey, with savings li

it appears as though, as the crow flies, that these two aircraft, when they collided, that they were about a quarter to a half mile away from each other. that single-engine plane dove tall trees. of it appears that the chute didn't deploy. and a little further to the south and the west of the airport is where this storage is.lity that's where the helicopter went down. a horrific scene to see. based on the tail number, we've been able to confirm that the owned by graves auto appliance. we have not confirmed who was on that plane, on the helicopter. authorities are still gathering information and we hope to speak with them shortly. know, based on actual flight information, is that that started --ne plane actually left cleveland, tennessee. ohio.eveland, cleveland, tennessee's airport, just before 1:00 p.m., to airport, municipal which i'd say is about a mile to the northeast of where i am standing. story here for now. we actually talked with one witness very briefly before we went on the air, a witness who heard it, didn't see it. but said it sounded like a tremendous explosion in the

he looks like an innocent scare crow not really when he is dancing around but is what under that maskjust by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. welcome back. what a beautiful sunrise over the pocono mountains this is blue mountain ski. boy that remind us that winter is coming. of all of the characters that cause fear, this halloween season scare crows usually are not really on the top of your mine but one prank change all. that check out what happened at the pumpkin patch. >> i love it. >> thinks on you tube, got a couple of people really good. >> can you imagine. >> it is the the best. >> all right. time now is, 6:56, the first nurse diagnosed with ebola has been flown to maryland we will have a live report just come up and why this hospital may are better equip to deal withe bowl. >>> hundreds of kids in philadelphia are not going to school today because they are sick but they have been force ed out of that school. one would school had to cut enrollment by half and what parents have to say about that

so when crow look at the connectivity and the first major oem have to connectivity in the vehicles. and we're just getting started but we have a lot of the horizon there. second autonomous and vehicle to vehicle capability and very cool technology called super cruise that will be on the journey to autonomous and then the fundamentals of the business with quality and advanced propulsi propulsion. there is quite a bit of change coming and we are working on all of it. >> what about electric? >> again frameworks a propulsion perspective we exciting work to build on. that is going to be a critical part of it and we're continuing to make advancements there as well. >> scott wapner, back to you. hey mary, thanks for being with us today. as you know time magazine recently dubbed you the "mechanic." and i'm just wondering how investors need to view the company. whether the mechanic needs to doo do a simple oil change or whether a general overhaul is needed at this point? >> we have a changes to make and a lot of people talk and say a significant and lasting culture change takes ten years. i

. >> kitten in southern california is recovering after surgery to remove a high crow chip that let itelter implanted a microchip the kitten became paralyzed. it was lodged in his spine. muffin spent two hours in surgery yesterday to remove the microchip and the veterinarian says the kitten should fully recover with millions of fans an the world, now, too. >> muffin looks so cute. >> it is a shape because you want to make sure you get a microchip in your pet. >> that is going to do it for us, go giants, right? >> exactly. civic center plaza is where it is at for the viewing party and mike says the weather will dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture everyday. [dram

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james crow hopes his research leads to new treatment for the virus. >> that we can actually manufacture or produce the naturally occurring antibodies the patients made themselves and then we have those as a protein we can give as a drug. >> reporter: dr. fauci says experimental drugs are not the tion to this outbreak. >> healthcare providers, field hospitals, equipment, identifying, isolating, treating, contact tracing, that's how the epidemic will end. >> reporter: susan mcguiness, cbs news, bethesda. >> we contacted nine of the major hospital groups in our area to see if they'd gotten the latest protocols for ebola and put them into practice and so far we've gotten answers from three. the responses are on www.wusa9.com. >> - oh, the young. their energy seems like an unlimited resource we sometimes wish would run out, at least for a moment. but as we grow into adults, it's important to learn how to use our energy wisely, especially when it comes to electricity. you can save energy and money by caulking around windows. and by using a power strip, you can turn off several devices when th

. >>> republicans crowing tonight after national democrats pulled millions of ad dollars out of a race a lot of us thought was going to be among the most competitive in the whole country. almost $3 million worth of ads were canceled from john faust's fight against barbara comstock in a northern virginia district. bruce leshan with the rest of that story. >> i'm john faust and to balance seven budgets in fairfax county -- >> reporter: democrat john faust's campaign has spent millions trying to win this sprawling 10th congressional district in northern virginia. it was hoping for millions more from the democratic national campaign committee, but now the national democrats are withdrawing almost all of that cash figuring the money is better spent trying to save an embattled incumbent in california. >> this is a fatal blow to john faust and his campaign. this was supposed to be one of the most competitive districts in the country and now the national democrats are pulling $2.8 million. >> reporter: the news is a coal blast to a democratic campaign -- cold blast to a democratic campaign tha

shia, everyone is now armed, and they all talk about the need to protect themselves. [ cro [ rooster crowing ] >> reporter: many worry that this country is disintegrating in religious mini states. >> after isil took control every sectarian group armed themselves. they're losing hope that iraq can be united again. >> reporter: they don't know if they'll be able to defend their ground even though they get some military help from kurdish forces. what they prefer is for one authority to hold this country together. but the power now seems to be in the hands of irregular armies who are not fighting for iraq but their own community's existence. al jazeera, northern iraq. >> after weeks of political wrangling, iraq's government has appointed two positions i in important appointments. >> the u.n. delegation to libya will try to stop the fighting to allow humanitarian aid to reach affected areas. meanwhile the battle for control of the eastern city of bengahzi has intensified. forces loyal to general haftar where people have been killed in days of fighting. >>> 400 migrants in five boats, half of thos

they expect record-setting crow next week. gas yesterday more than 462,000 people road bart. that's the fourth largest crowd ever as fans headed to at&t park. in preparation for the crowds, bart will be adding extra cars and more trains on game days. >>> giants outfielder hunter pence inspire teammates and the internet. >> we are burning it down! >> he is called the reverend for the special sermons he gives in the clubhouse. he pumped up the giants after their win last night and video of the speech has been shared hundreds of times the web. hunter is definitela man who exists in the moment. a half hour later reporters asked what he said in the speech and his response? i don't know. a dreams coming true for a 6-year-old royals fan battling cancer. noah wilson is fighting a rare form of bonecancer. a gofund me account was created to buy little noah world series tickets. stub hub, the on-line ticket seller stped in and is giving noah and hi family six ticket to attend game two in kansas city. the money originally raised wi now go to his college fund. >>> and this may be one of t

crow. >> sorry i'm a bit anxious good evening members of the board building code section 106 a .1.12 states wherever a change in occupancy or use is made a building permit shall be required to legalize the changed use or occupancy and this is been confirmed by the planning department and the building inspection law doesn't provide for some sort of different process because the unit is quote/unquote illegal a building permit is required to change the use which is exactly what the permit holler holder is doing when he plans to remove the unit from housing use and evict my client navigate he's tried to evict my client a permit holder has filed last month filed an unlawful detainer a lawsuit to evict my client we've demurred because the planning permit was not the proper permit to remove from the housing use you've heard prosecute your experts the permit hordes response to the demur he stated 31st his intent in filing the plumbing permit to remove the unit to change it's use to change it's occupancy navigate he also stated in his restraining order response to our demur a no permit was ne

therd be other reasons as to why we're seeing smaller crow this morning. thers a thunderstm that to clear off the street. also, i the end of a na holiday in china, so a lot of people have to go wo. we're followingl wai to find ou the talks between hong kong's chf executive and the pr will take place. aaro > happeni today, the father of two montgomery county ch askin for help to find his kids. theye bee missing for three wes now. theye last seen with their mo katherine. she's i jail right now. they turd dn the fathe issue an. ther abe news conference at the germantown news center. >>> police will be looking for a ran girl it happened last week on briad drive in laurel. two gir were touched inapy on separate ins whe they walking to school. thiss t man police are log for. he's heavy built and has drea pushed into a mohawk. neigs a keepi a close eye on the neighborhd kids unl he' caught. >> if they see someone who looks susp or not someone they fam with, that is someg they can bring to neig attention. >> we want to show you that susps s again. if y rec this ma

they try to be careful about crowing about the numbers because it makes them look out of touch.e have seen fast food workers protested low wages and in hong kong a different fight. thousands gathering to demonstrate for democracy as they krizle away at the autonomy. they remain peaceful despite tear gas and pep pepper spray early on. the united states has been quiet on this. china is a huge training partner. hong kong is this hub, this major hub. do you think this is something that will have a lasting effect. >> it's interesting. you mentioned hong kong has a prominent in terms of the global financial system. then have you all these luxury stores being shot temporarily at least. that is affected because 7% less are visiting hong kong. >> i was most intrigued by instagram being blocked. you can go on there and see where in china different things are blocked. the cool they depend on like google and calendar and google docks. cleaning up the trash. they have to be in touch. >> that are helps them in the press coverage. >> for does. you're right. more than 80 million of you who are

that's me, brad pitt and russell crowe. these are my peers. when we're in the scene room naked, no shoes, we're looking each other eye-to-eye. that means something. it means i'm 5, 117. seriously, 5, 10, those are matt dam nonls. (laughter) that's down there in the steal air that johnny depp is stuck in. i mean these guys represent the lollipop guild. ♪ and i'm not getting greedy here, i'm not getting greedy. i'm not acting to be listed as circus freaks like conan as the 6, 4, nobody wants that, they don't live long, they're like great takens, he already has hip dysplasia, i just want the height i deserve. i fought for every inch. and no one, no one is take that from me, especially not larry page who according to google is 5, 11. oh. oh, oh, what a coincidence. couldn't stand the competition, huh? fix it or i will fix you, page. and yes that is a physical therapy. oh, but-- (applause) >> oh, no, oh no, but how-- how coy hurt you? i'm only 5, 10, i could never reach up there. sleep lightly, lawrence, for the rest of the nation, you see one of t

the rowdy crow ne >>> fitness class and music in the morning, at my drinking drugs and sex. the rowdy crowds causings a nuisance in one bay area neighborhood. that story and more in our special thursday night football edition of kpix 5 news at 4:00. >>> and facebook is working on a new app that will let you send messages anonymously. this way people can post confessions and private thoughts. the app comes on the heels of a public feud with the drag queen community over not using real names. the closest option to posting anonymously. >>> move over, apple cider. pumpkin spice is taking over the fall season. ever since starbucks introduced the pumpkin space latte almost a decade ago, it seems everything has a pumpkin spice variety with dozens of plans turning the flavor into a moneymaker. orovers, donuts, hershey kisses and others are the latest to hit the market. >> nice. >> i like pumpkin bread. >> like that eggnog latte. they are about 7,000 calories. >> yum! >> delicious! >> have a great afternoon. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> caroline: [ ch