. >> is daniel here? is daniel here in moving on alex and (calling names) >> okay. >> good afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon. >> are you alex. >> mta destroyed everything first, they stole from us medallion worker in the police department after they made us to buy it because they say you never get it after that we evaluate i'm driving myself it cost me 5 thousand dollars a month i'm broke 24 hundred payments and 14 hundred for radio and one thousand mta fee plus one thousand cuts for maintenance i can drive only 5 days 11 hours it is made my days cost me $250 a day it's illegal because mta takes approximately 9 hundred shift because they control the business unless they're driving hire someone professional and we continue to work because the work can - uber stay everywhere they motorcycles and driver by and say nothing they give 5 thousand medallions i can find drivers because they cut half insurance cheaper i don't need to pay $5,000 i drive for 10 years i don't have tickets why $8,000 a month don't high

we are here at aquarium of the bay with blair and also daniel. outreach coordinator and educator. the baymobile is a new program. blair tell me about it. >> so it's an awesome program where we go to schools throughout the nine bay area counties all for free. we are able to do that through a really generous grant from the metropolitan transportation commission. and we teach kids all about climate change in an hour long program. >> reporter: you get daniel here and get in tank put it in this baymobile and you drive around to schools? >> yeah. and we do programs where we have live experiments, hands on experiments that we do with the kids, real live animals from the aquarium of the bay. and we talk about how it's relevant to them in the bay area and their world as a whole. >> reporter: what do kids like best seeing? i know we have starfish and what are those down there, potatoes? >> that's a sea cucumber. this is a favorite for the kids. so they really like them because they like to eat something that we would not like so much? >> what is that? >> poop! [ laughter ] >> reporter: so t

many here pray for daniels and his followers. see them as outcasts.daniel insists he's more than that. he says he has super natural powers. and he's dead serious. >> somebody crosses you in a certain way, why can't i use magic to attack them? >> reporter: magic? >> sure. >> reporter: for instance? >> why wouldn't i curse a person. >> reporter: have you put a curse on anyone? >> we have an opponent whose mother was dying of cancer. it put his mother out. >> reporter: come on. you can't be serious. >> very serious. >> reporter: and so you think you're responsible for her death? >> that's a possibility and a very high possibility. >> reporter: part of that is offensive. >> sure. >> reporter: part of it is incredibly arrogant. you're playing god, it sounds like. >> i can. >> reporter: news of daniels demonic service spread quickly online. 100,000 people signed a petition to block it. many of them angry not just because the holy sacrament would be desecrated but it was stolen from a catholic church. at least that's what daniels and his group wanted the pub

. >> hello my name is daniel emerson's i'm here to speak on my personal experiences with spark i hiv positive i lost my sighted in 2013 and do you that the post trama suppress i woke up and couldn't see anything i've been to multiple dispensaries and have not come across a dispresence like spark i am able to get free medication and it is unheard of and the quality and the effects that the medicine has i am able to be here today, i have limited mobility skills and it's nice just to be blind instead of all those other issues and even speaking in public i couldn't do that i love this organization people are talking about safety wherever i go to spark that's the only place in the city i feel comfortable working class walking that block on mission between 8 and 9 my friends said don't walk that i have no - i have a disorder called 924 it is a circulating rhythm the medicine helps i understand the safety concerns that everyone has but from patient that has anxious going to spark and this area is the safest i feel i will go outside in that area i never feel like i'm going to get attacked. >

. >> this is daniel, social media host here. this is an interactive exhibit. >> this is our microsoft social hub. updates in realtime from #snf. this is the photo we took earlier. >> oh, my gosh. it's loading. i think i know them. if not, you can see. i know those two people. some people take photos. a lot of the fans can send it in with that hashtag. you see them here. cool videos. once it takes a second to buffer you can watch interactive behind the scenes type of video. that is not all. look at the footballs here. this is from last year. sunday night football players of the game, all of them have signed this football. from this year a couple of signatures. hopefully this weekend, maybe we'll get an eagles player to sign it. right here you have all the pictures from the road from where this bugs has travelled from the start of the season of course continuing through philadelphia to the end of the season. next mart here, this is the match-up. the big ticket. we'll just focus on this side of it for now. bleeding eagles green. an

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here on a mission to win $1 million. today there's only 3 questions between him and a whole lot of confetti. from bountiful, utah, please welcome danielefevre. [cheers and applause] >> hey, how's it going? >> come here. oh. great job. >> thanks, man. thank you. >> daniel, you are doing

here. he's one of our favorites. a talented guy. his new movie "horns" is out friday. daniel radcliffe -- >> steve: come on! -- is here! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: a delight. he's a delight. >> jimmy: they love him. >> steve: they love that man. >> jimmy: plus, we love it. he hasn't been here since our very first show, our very first "tonight show." we love it when this guy stops by. mike tyson is dropping in! iron mike tyson! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: iron mike! >> jimmy: i would never do this -- i would never do this around mike tyson. >> steve: no. one hit, you can fly like a a thousand feet. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. it'd be silly. i'd just go -- [ laughter ] yeah. but mike tyson, we're going to -- i'm going to see if mike is up to playing an old school game later in the show. >> steve: oh. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: something really fun. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: something that everyone loves. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: something nintendo-y. >> steve: eee-oh, no! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey! don't go ahead of me. hey. >> steve: hey. >> jimmy: why am i yelling? i'm sorry. >> steve: wh

involvement make here, danielle?first of all, i don't see your characterization of this in the same way, lou. we're not doing iran's bidding. isis represents a threat to us and the allies in the middle east and israel. iran has been the only game in town for them since we pulled out. the problem for us is assad, the problem for us is that we don't have a strategy, we still don't have an overarching mission in the region that actually will deal with the problems. if you want to talk about iran, then you values to talk about getting rid of assad. they're little puppet in syria. and we are only addressing -- lou: wait a minute, wait a minute, how is assad a little puppet sitting in damascus and baghdad is not under the influence of iran equally? >> well, i think that baghdad has been under iranian influence. i think it's a very fair question, and i think part of the problem that we've seen is after we pulled troops out of iraq, we had a weak government, we had a vacuum as you rightly described and the iranians had an en

here on a mission to win $1 million. today there's only 3 questions between him and a whole lot of confetti. from bountiful, utah, please welcome danieluse] >> hey, how's it going? >> come here. oh. great job. >> thanks, man. thank you. >> daniel, you are doing awesome. you won $100,000

so friends, and family and friends of daniel faulkner gathered here. our dave kin chen is live with the latest on that demonstration. dave? >> reporter: that is right, college of vermont played mumia abu-jamal recorded commencement address caped from prison. he pushed for what he called, social change and transformation and encouraged graduates to find their voices in life but his speech drawing fire from philadelphia police officers, protesting mostly, with silence. >> reporter: young cadets to the more season members of the philadelphia police force they turned, the house toll 13th and locust to the prayer vigil, holding 30 minutes of silence to honor daniel faulkner where he died. also protesting his quick killer, mumia abu-jamal and his 30 mina dress at a vermont college. >> every time this happens, it draws attention to them, the faulkner family, it opens up their wound once again. >> despicable that they would use a convicted murderer as a commencement speaker that almost 33 years ago. mumia saw fit to silence danny's voice. >> silence led by the

here. >> by the way, daniel is the great-great-grandson of emily post. for decades, emily post was the recognized american authority on etiquette. long before the smartphone was invented, here's how she defined good manners. if she were still around today, i guess she'd add, "no matter what digital device you use." >> coming up, i'm going to tell you how one kid's sports blog is a home run. >> while a lot of kids play sports, not too many write about them, let alone professionally. scott reports on a teen who does both. >> when he was 12 years old, matt nadel decided to start a blog about baseball. >> the reason i started that is because a lot of people in my school, when i talked about baseball history, they didn't really know about it. so, i decided to teach them baseball history with a blog. >> at the age of 15, matt's blog not only has over 125,000 followers, but he is also one of the youngest sports writers ever. matt thinks this success is due to one thing -- history. >> i guess sports bloggers usually talk about current stuff, and i think what make

that step has now been taken with daniel esdale. >> he was transferred to another facility last week. >> he was here for a long time. taking that known identity for him and placing him somewhere elsewhere he is not so known could be better for him. he is given another shot in another county. >> the suffolk county jail has almost been a second home to cindy archer. today she will have another chance to put it behind her. >> i am going home. i am going to stay clean. >> what's the first thing dowel when you get outside? >> i am smoking a cigarette. >> as she is processed out, she gets to exchange her jail uniform for the street clothes she was arrested in months earlier. >> my pants fit me. bye. >> call me. >> i will. my god, my god. this is the best feeling in the world, is to get out of jail. i have been here almost ten months. >> you want to go home? >> yes. >> what is your i.d. number. >> thank you, my release papers. thank you. this is my stuff. i am going outside to smoke, right now. >> archer has arranged to stay with an old boyfriend while she gets on her feet. >> i just got out just now. i wi

tomorrow night daniel radcliffe is here. >> steve: whoa. [ cheers and applause ] he's going to do something: what's he going to do? >> jimmy: i can't tell you what he's gonna do. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: but something planned. something crazy. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: he's fun. he's a talented guy. then on wednesday, jake gyllenhaal. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: he's a great guy. we're going to get into a a little water war, me and jake gyllenhaal. and then later this week -- gordon ramsey will be on the show! hey! [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] [ gordon ramsey impression ] pick it up! >> steve: what? god, why are you so mad? yeah. >> jimmy: pick up the markers! you donkey. [ laughter ] donkey? what are you talking about? >> steve: we're having fun. >> jimmy: he's like, "oh, no. i'm just watching 'shrek'." >> steve: oh. oh, you're talking to donkey. oh, i get it. >> jimmy: yeah, donkey. yeah, yeah. [ laughter and applause ] gordon ramsey in the house. i love that guy. and kevin spacey is joining us. >> steve: whoa! >> jimmy: the spaceman. >> steve: when is the

daniel varga is here from the texas health center joining us on the screen.i will swear in the witnesses. you are aware the committee is holding an investigative hearing and when doing so has the practice of taking testimony under oath. any objection for taking testimony unoath? >> no. >> no. >> under the house of the and committee you are entitled to be advised by council. do any of you advise you would like hat? >> no. >> no. >> everyone said no. in that case, rise and raise your right hand, do you swear the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? >> i do. >> you are under oath and subject to the penalty set forth in section 18 of the code. dr. freidman you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much chairman and ranking member. i appreciate the opportunity come before you and express the ebola epidemic. i am trained as a physician and i am trained in internal medicine and completed the training and worked in the control of diseases since 1990. ebola sprout spreads only by direct contact with a p

here today to share this. but i want to thank president daniels for being here to take some time to come to an event like this says a lot about this institution and mindset with this issue and i thank you. and i never forgets every time i give one of these talks with those tragedy i had a conversation yesterday that was very painful where one of my colleagues actually went down the street and saw two children struggling by themselves and nobody was there to help and it was heart wrenching to hear a man who's spent all this time in the treatment center watching these people die then watched these young children. you never forget at the heart of all of this is that. so let me start by saying i have no disclosures to make from a financial standpoint. but i know a helluva lot less of ebola to date than i did six months ago so whenever i have to say in that light as they made an effort to my understand ebola right now we're doing a major piece with the transmission of the virus we have 700 in great detail and the more i learn the lesson i know. say using that to set the town about my comments today. it was not ign

author daniel darling is here with his opinion. ♪ >> welcome back to "countdown." 7:30 in london. the ruble is on the move. confirmation. just off that 40 level thursday it is expected by the end of the year deutsch bank will have to spend $30 billion defending the currency. they also moved the plan on the currency as well. so the dollar certainly moving against the ruble. the dollar overall is stronger in global markets. the u.s. a growth rate of 3.1% next year. minutes from the fomc, federal reserve minutes. have they talked about the possibility of a rate hike? some say it won't actually happen. others say there is a possibility of rate hikes. we're getting a little too excited too son. premature to talk about hikes and dollar strength. what you've got here is a drop in the euro. obviously cutting the european growth rate. we have merckel. deutsch bank $1.25 by the middle of next year. .oining the bandwagon >> e.u. leaders meet in milan today to discuss jobs in the euro area. one-fifth of people out of work. matteo renzi says he

here today to share this. also want to thank president daniels for being here a very busy a college president says a lot aboutommitment of this institution and mindsets and last but not least i never forget about the fact everytime i get a sponsor talk it is those inexperience the most amazing tragedy i had a conversation yesterday that was very painful where one colleagues when leaving the treatment center sawtooth children struggling by themselves quite ill nobody was there to help and it was heart wrenching to hear a man to watch people died been to go out in the street to see these two young children we can never forget at the heart of all of this is that. i have no disclosures from a financial standpoint but i know whole hell lot less than i did six months ago. so take whatever i have to say in that light so making an effort to understand well doing a major piece we now have reviewed over 900 papers published an 700-degree deal and the more i've learned a lesson i know. said using that to set the tone for merck congressman once said it was not take turns with the illusion of knowledge that cross the grea

thank you for joining us here today. i'm danielle pletka, vice president for foreign and defense policy studies here at the american enterprise institute. we are very pleased and honored to welcome governor bobby jindal her to the american enterprise institute to give a talk on rebuilding american defense. governor jindal has an enormously impressive bio, so impressive in fact that i'm not going to go through all of it with you here today. quickly, he's in his second term as governor of louisiana. he represented louisiana's first district in the house of representatives with its freshman class president in the house. welcome the rest of his bio is available on our website, as will be the text of his talk here today. after the governor's speech people sit down for a chat with the codirector of aei's maryland and for security studies tom donilon and take questions from the audience. you all may ask why is the governor of louisiana giving a talk on defense here at aei? setting aside the american servicemen and women who are based in or

here? >> um...not sure. [scanner beeps] >> your total today's gonna be $56.86, sir. >> i'm marcus. >> i'm daniel. >> what do u do here? >> i specialize in the beer, definitely. so i mean, i've been in--i've been in the scene for about four years now. >> the beer scene? >> the beer scene. just kind of learning everything i can. i do a lot of research. >> how do you know what to pick? >> ugh, a lot of drinking. a lot of drinking and a lot of expertise. all i know in this world is beer. >> so who do you work for? >> i work for, you know, the owners, bill and greg. they come in every once in awhile. >> but they're not here every day? >> no. it's one of the issues that i think that we are facing here. >> huh. all right, brother, thanks. >> hey, no worries. >> who's hiding in the aisles? >> i'm dan. >> dan, what do you do here? >> i'm the wine bar, and i spend most of my time selling. >> how long have you been in the business? >> 22 years. >> whoa. >> what i brought to the business was a book of business that i had built over 20 years dealing with folks by selling to them directly via email or phone call. >> that'

daniel lack, al jazeera. >>> here is the sport with joe. >> thank you.ew record in the nfl, denver brown cows manning is the leader for passes and broke it in style against the san francisco 49ers. manning needed 3 touchdown passes to equal a record held by former green bay packer brett favre and he had an 8-yard pass and the 509 touchdown pass of his career and done it in 246 games, manning comes from a family of nfl quarterbacks and the father for the new or lien saints and brother eli is with the new york giants. >> i liked quarterbacks if it's brett favre or john and humbled to join a pretty unique club and when you throw in guys that were my dad's heros growing up as well, i can put it in some perspective and have great appreciation for it. >> the best player and best to play the game and he made me a better player and i remember when he first came in, you know, he changed up some things, how we run routes and watched them and i sit in the film room and see what he does. i think it makes everybody a better player. >> a record in the nhl as the new y

morning with my dog, lady, and a 5th of jack daniels and i thought i was going to leave it all there and never happened. this happened and i can leave it here. >> reporter: architects used granite and glass to convey strength and vulnerability. and there's a reflection pool with a star with a flame in the middle sitting next to a grove of trees to show persist especially in hope.

daniel is here this morning to share his inspiring story. nside his brand-new book, "rise: a soldier, a dream and a promise kept." daniel, thanks for your service. why did you want to go from somebody recognized for your valor in battle in afghanistan and iraq to somebody who wanted to be a college football player? >> it started with the promise that was kept. it wasn't necessarily the attention that i wanted. it was just me fulfilling a dream and keeping a promise. >> what was that promise? >> my good friend kevin thompson, we were talking about what we wanted to do when we got out of the military and he was killed in front of me and mine was to go on to play college football anywhere. >> where was that? >> that was in afghanistan. >> you kept that promise and i'm sure you had him in your heart with every play on field. >> i still do. him and the rest of my friends. >> let's watch some of this video of what you're doing. you're wide receiver outstanding high school player who goes into the army after your dad passes away at 18. you're going

daniel reeves could be brought here later this week. he had unprotected sex with a woman in bethesda and did not tell her he was hiv positive. police say that he assaulted three women in virginia over the last year. >>> you can save money of your taxes if the montgomery county council passes a parking lot tax bill. right now some of you have to pay a tax to finance parking lots in bethesda, wheattop and silver spring. turned bill, if you show that you have your own parking spaces, you won't have to pay the tax anymore. also, today is the first of many chances to talk to school super independent of fairfax schools. she'll be in the mount vernon area at 7:00 tonight to talk about the current state of the school system. she is in her second year as superintendent. >>> today your feedback is welcome on the transformation of the prince george's plaza. the meeting is being held tonight at 6:30. they want to change the area into a vibrant downtown. the meetings at the prince george's community center in hyattsville. >>> o-fans are pumped for t

daniels orders the removal of all empty pallets. >> we're always on guard. you have to expect the unexpected. there's never a dull moment here trustees maintaining their silence, sergeant daniels makes it clear it could cost them. >> we'll flip this whole place out and everybody goes to general population. there's a lot of people in here that want your job. >> eventually several trustees come forward to implicate one of their own. james dean, serving a 90 day sentence for a probation violation and assault conviction. >> it all started chiming in and everybody pointed to this particular person. he's still innocent until proven guilty. so we have jail investigators that will go up and do their investigation and determine whether or not he's guilty. okay, but he's already locked up, put him in security segregation, he's denying everything, of course. >> never in my possession. >> staff want to question a second inmate. >> what's your name? valentine -- >> straight across the wall. >> put your hands on the wall. >> though gary valentine found the shank and attempted to dispose it, he said it wasn't his. >> as i was going through

daniel. you should come up here because you're more than welcome to come up here. and the county commissioner's court, the sheriff, all your county elected officials and department heads are working hard, they're working together, they're providing support, same thing with the city and the school district. and with that, and we're going to take questions from you. with that, i'm going to turn it over to -- who is getting the band back together, dave is here again. so, dave, you want to say a few words from the cdc? >> hi, i'm dave with the centers for disease control and prevention. thank you very much, judge. first of all, i want to tell you we're really happy to be here. we're invited by the state and the county and the city and we get to work with them on this investigation and do the contact tracing. so we have a team of about ten folks. and it's ten folks here on the ground, but you have to keep in mind, cdc is literally hundreds of folks back in atlanta while working emergency operations center, working different teams like lab and epi. and approximately over

but anson's learned from his business partner daniel lieser that asian reserve won't get him very far here. >> i definitely want to be that person because definitely the stereotype of asian people that we seem to be more conservative. people would like to protect an idea instead of sharing it with their friends or families or with their co-workers. >> learning to negotiate unfamiliar freedoms in the u.s. while maintaining their own traditions is a balancing act and one san francisco's asian community manages well. the mood here at the asia festival here is confident. a third of the population here have asian roots. many immigrants and their children have worked their way up to middle and upper echelons of american society. life on the cosmopolitan pacific coast has changed many asians. but they've also changed america. gym class at the mission san jose high school in silicon valley. here, the growing asian influence is particularly apparent. the school gets better table tennis and badminton results than it does in american football. when principle zach larsen attended this school, nearly a

. >> catherine: here's a photo of mayor daniel crespo. standing to the far left. police say he got into an argument with his wife. levette. >> catherine: when their son tried to intervene. the mayor began fighting with him. that's when crespo's wife got a gun. and allegedly shot her husband several times. >> catherine: crespo died at the hospital. his wife is now in custody. >> catherine: crespo was elected to the bell gardens city council in 2001. >> catherine: hayward police are on the hunt for an arsonist, they say tried to light a woman's bedroom on fire. it happened just after 2:30 this morning on the 24- thousand block of amador street. >> catherine: while the woman was sleeping in another room of the apartment - someone apparently sprayed an accelerant through her open bedroom window -- setting the blinds on fire. >> catherine: the fire did not spread, and no one was hurt. the suspect is still on the loose. >> catherine: the raiders fired head coach allen last night. so far, alice last game was last week in london. it was a tough trip to see the raiders fan

here. university.fessor and daniel poznan are. >> coming up, oil is on the slippery slope.he price keeps lighting. aat big oil thinks about world of crude of less than $80 per barrel. ♪ >> attends a big oil ceos are not sweating sliding crude rises. because of production margins. bp rivals say they are still looking at more than ample confidence. scarlet fu has been watching the oil dynamic. >> goldman sachs began this week by cutting the price forecast for wti. the new oil order and tab the u.s. shale is a marginal swing barrel. when you look at what the officials are saying, there is really no panic among big ceos. halliburton reported earlier this month. chairman and ceo said post to $80 and $100. that is the perfect place for oil two cents. revenue for this quarter should rise 17% as well. oil isdental ceo said $75. lots of the production of economics. >> what they budgeted for is much lower. we do not know what they actually budgeted for. that at oneuestion point it becomes economical for these oil companies to search and drill. after 150 drilling rigs could be shut do

over here. >> this morning coordinator michael daniel start but how he's working very closely with you on legislation but where is the white house stand on the bill today? do you think they are supported enough? >> well, i can quickly state as the chairman. what we have done is kept the white house advised. the staff has done this. they sat down. they have worked with the white house, and i think, in less there's something that's new that i don't know about, there's been a relatively close working relationship. >> this is, it's not been a one-sided conversation. i've had direct conversation with the president, even rode with him in a golf cart one day and we talked about in the golf cart as we were trying to focus on our game. we were more importantly focus on cybersecurity that day. but we face any number of conversations with the white house on it, and i'm not about to speak for them, but we have taken their original concerns into consideration and we know that the president has got to sign whatever bill comes out. and we are going to continue to dialogue. i'm hoping that by the time

. >> reporter: daniel stewart says he immediately ran here to the hospital parking lot, but he was too his car was gone. this is a picture of his black chevy cruze. he uses the car for his job at the ridesharing company, lyft. the car has since been recovered. his wallet is missing. his bank account is trained, and they have four children. these are two of them. >> you feel broken. you feel completely helpless, but you want to try and still be optimistic that things can still turn around. >> the stewarts say they've gotten a lot of support from friends, and even strangers on their gofundme site. >> we just want our car back. over anything else. we just want our car back. >> reporter: in san jose, rob roth, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> we have an update tonight on a deadly bike crash in north berkely. police now say the 62-year-old bicyclist was responsible for the collision that took his life on september 21. kurt waner reportedly ignored a stop sign and rolled right through it before he was hit by a car. waner was a long time berkely resident. he died of injuries a day after the crash. >

here and talk. >> sergeant daniels leads him out to the hallway so they can talk out of view of other inmates. >>hat happened? >> i've been a target for commissary for a guy who came out of nowhere. i slammed the door and he bitch slapped me. >> he has no doubt who's behind the assault, attempted theft of his commissary goods. >> there's a ton of them in here. heartless felons. >> they've been harsing you -- how come you didn't tell nobody? >> i didn't think it would do any good. >> snitches. we don't believe that. this is your life, we have to keep you safe. no sense of you staying in the pod being assaulted because you don't want to be what they call a snitch. this is the guy here? >> he identifies members of the heartless felons he says have targeted them. >> leave him in the bull pen until we find a place for him. i'm not locking him up but moving him off the pod for his own safety. these three he identified, we have to investigate them as well. >> tell them to pack those guys up. >> you in the family? >> you know you're going to lockup, right? >> the alleged attacker is 23-year-old delvon mi

danielle, was down with a knee injury. >> i was sobbing. this girl comes up and says, here, come on. couldn't walk at all.e, hop on my back. and she bent down, picked me up. she's half my size. >> reporter: the photo says it all. melanie, exhausted, hoists danielle on to her back and carries her all the way to medics. tired, it was a struggle to get there, the girlts didn't say a word to each other. what are the other runners doing? >> they passed by. >> reporter: why did you stop? >> it was the right thing to do. i'm not going to leave somebody there. i would have felt worse knowing she was there crying in pain. >> reporter: once strangers. arch rivals even. now friends. >> so nice. she didn't have to do that. how many people kept run past me. she decided to stop. >> how can you say you beat somebody when you had an unfair advantage. >> reporter: melanie finished almost 8:30 behind the first place runner. it was her worst time ever. it didn't matter. she won. >> they take a medal home. i take home a medal in my heart. i feel good about what i did. i can look back forever and say, i did that. somebody got

here? why is this happening again? >> danielas brought in to be the vp of consumer product and it continues to be. kevin was a longtime employee and [no audio] proven track record of continuing to execute and he's taking over to make sure revenue and consumer products are aligned and getting everything together in one cohesive strategy. weekspoke with kevin last as twitter was making its big push to developers with new product. take a listen to what he had to say about his vision for twitter. has been synonymous with the consumer application and that will still be a major focus for us. that has not changed. the application reaches a recorder of the world and we built a vibrant and growing business around it but this is the next step for twitter, us becoming a key player in the mobile ecosystem going forward. that danielaying did not do anything wrong? that kevin weil was simply more well-positioned to succeed? them in't see opposition to each other. daniel was brought into do consumer product. kevin has a great track record with

reporter: sarah, walter it was a show of support for slain officer daniel faulkner 30 minute moment of silence and happened right here in front of faulkner's memorial planing. it was not jamaal's first commencement address but state legislators working today is making sure it was his last. >> they stood in silence. philadelphia police range and file recruits and supporters of murdered philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. at the same time as this silent vigil in the place hi was killed the man convicted of his 1981 slaying jamaal was delivering the commencement address at a small vermont college. >> apparently this is a school up there they don't grade you there's no teachers and advisors i don't know who is advising them but obviously they're not doing a good job. >> there was immediate outrage when he was invited by the 20 graduating students at his alma mater in plainfield, vermont to speak from video in the pennsylvania 3reuzon. sunday before more than 100 people stood 1 and locust to honor him he released a statement. jamaal will be heard and honored as a victim by a back of adolescent and the school embr

he said in his advanced testimony, i've been listening to it this morning, he cannot be here in person. dr. daniel varga apologizes saying mistakes were made in thomas duncan but they have learned from that and one of the lessons they've learned is there's a big difference in telling their nurses how to fight ebola and in training. the hospital is responding with a point by point response about some of the allegations that she and other nurses have made. for example, the fact that their necks were exposed when they were using protective equipment. they are saying here that they were told to pinch and tape those together and that more equipment was ordered when some of it came it didn't fit properly. but that they were using what the cdc recommended at the time but that the cdc recommendations were changing throughout the process and they had to keep changing along with it. so a couple of different stories here. bottom line, there are now three people connected to that hospital, thomas duncan and the two nurses, who have been diagnosed with ebola and the cdc is also having to answer a lot of questi

spend so much money on a ticket and parking when you can watch it here 49ers lose kilgore another big injury hits the niners. center daniel bone in his left leg in last night's loss to the broncos when a defender rolled up on him harbaugh meanwhile, was asked what the plans were for the team given this is a bye week the raiders lost usama young for the rest of the year after he tore his acl and mcl in yesterday's loss to the arizona cardinals young was hurt in the third quarter and was helped from the field before being carted off that makes both raider safety done with injuries.tyvon branch fractured a bone in his foot back in week 3 the raiders are 0-6 and have lost 12 straight going back to last year ben roethlisberger and the steelers host the texans 2nd quarter, 13-3 hou roethlisberger finds rookie martavis bryant in back of end zone for 35 yard touchdown 13-10 hou and then another touchdown for pittsburgh - roethlisberger to laveon bell 24-13 pit steelers score three touchdowns in 1 min. 13 seconds! steelers win 30-23 thank you!! have a great nioght!! but making coffee? yeah, enough for two. gosh. try four, buddy. h

yet, as danielle benfield proves, individuality is hardly lacking here. [ screams ] >> she doesn't have decibel limit. >> i knew you was going to say -- >> she tends to be what i would call one of our problem children. >> girl, she told me yesterday, wake up. >> she likes a lot of attention. >> i know how to use my mouth, you know, i mean talking. i am just a people person. i am a social butterfly. this is how i do my time. i always have my makeup and my hair done, radiant. that's the reputation i have in here. some of them call me diva. >> i am a bit of a shopaholic. i like my things. that's why i am in here, grand theft, stealing people's stuff and shopping. >> benefield said she had convictions for theft and burglary but never served more than 90 days. this time the judge gave her five years and eight months. she is eligible for release in half that time. >> what girl doesn't love to shop? i love to shop. i am just going about it the wrong way. >> benefield says her primary mo was not to steal from stores but other shoppers. >> i always wanted to look the part when i go out. i always

right here on the home page of the web site daniel snider paid for, it says that in 2004 a poll foundmericans did not find the name offensive >> oh, the annenberg report. the funny thing about the annenberg report is it was conducted in pennsylvania by self-identifying indigenous people which means it could have been anybody off the streets who says, oh, yeah, my great great great grandmother was a cherokee princess >> who would do that? >> my great great great grandfather is full blood cherokee >> who has cherokee in them? what do you have in you? >> cherokee, i don't know how much or little >> one-twelfth. i am not offended >> which means only one question for the other eleven-twelves. aren't you being a little sensitive? >> after every single thing american indian people have been through how can you possibly say ewith are thin skinned and oversensitive? we have to say things like cultural sensitivity because as soon as we say racism or racist -- >> no one says racist >> -- we get shut down >> the term is racist >> stop. i am shutting the conversation down. >> okay, so redskins. th