a polygraph report where darrell herrington had failed the polygraph.reinboldt and herrington were lying, why had both of them fingered steidl and whitlock for the crime? randy thought he knew. >> two weeks before the they were murdered, herb whitlock and myself had went to the fbi about prosecutor mike mcfatridge. >> they believed the state's attorney was unfairly targeting them for drug deals they had nothing to do with. >> and they provided information about the state's attorney. and the allegation they made to the fbi was that he was protecting drug dealers and gambling in paris, illinois. >> it was common knowledge to see the prosecutor out in bars every night, loaded. be up the next morning, he's in court prosecuting somebody for the same offense. that's what alerted me to the fact that he would do anything he could, you know, to frame me for the rhoads' murder. >> for callahan, this upped the stakes. >> my question was, would a state's attorney try to railroad and frame two men that were willing to go to the fbi and maybe have him arrested for hi

darrell hammond was great. i thought darrell was fantasticing. i hope he does a good job. >> darrell hammond did do an impeccable donald trump. >> he was have good. a nice guy, too. i see him around. people really related to that somehow. i'm not sure that i always benefited, to be honest. >> but you saw the similarity? >> i saw the similarity with darrell, i saw the similarity. i thought he was terrific but we're going to see what happens. i mean, i'll let you know. i'm not sure i'll like it. but you know what, if i don't like it, i'll let you know. >> i would like to know that. has "snl" asked you to go on this season? would you consider it? >> i'm not allowed to say that. >> why is that? >> because i'm not allowed to say that? >> because you're in negotiations with them? >> well, i'm just not allowed to say it. silencio. perhaps you understand what that means? >> i believe i am reading you loud and clear. it's always interesting mr. trump, when you won't answer something. >> people get totally confused when i don't answer something. >> you pri

get in the back. >> little darrell is 6 and deshante is 7.. >> can you give us some because we don't have that much money? >> okay, i'll give you some money. >> they don't know the nature of what has happened. they just know that dad's in jail, and when is he getting out? >> darrell, go sit down. yes. i want to sit here. you sit over there, please. you want some french fries? okay. yeah, it's a joy having them. it's an absolute joy. i'm getting a second chance at this. go to the front and say excuse me, could i please have some barbecue sauce? can you do that? i didn't ask you. i told her. you want another hamburger? hey! how you been? how was your trip in? good, good, good. granny missed you. okay. let's go. don't crack your knuckles. your daddy used to crack his, too. you see how big this part of his hand is. when you go visit him, when we go visit him this summer, look at this part of his hand, he got lumps sitting on his hand. and his hands been through a lot. you hate getting off the phone like i do when your daddy calls? >> yeah. >> i h

>> darrell gates was the inheritor of an attitude, pardon me, in a succession of lapd chiefs.it started in 1950 and when he became chief he was heralded asc a great reformer and he was indeed a reformer because at that time, l.a. like many big-city police departments, was a department that was on thet take. if you were stops you would pay a curbside fine. they were taking money from gamblers and prostitution. it was a corrupt apartment in that way. he came in and said no, were not gonna do that anymore. this stops now. the now. the credo was, within the lapd after parker, if you get in trouble, if you're involved in a bad shooting or beat up somebody that needed to be beaten up, we will protect you, but if you take 1 penny your asses ours.e that has pretty much been the history of the lapd since then. so parker did something that i think started a lot of problems for the lapd. he agreed to have a small policr department on the cheap in that department would be mobile to cover these 300 or 400 square miles of l.a. and to be faceless in a patrol car looking around, not really ma

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exampleoffer up as one congressman darrell issa, a very conservative republican from california, told green wire and reporters that this is not going to change things. i believe he said "not a bit." universally being very respectfully the pope, it was quite clear that they were not going to see this as something that kind of forces any changes in policy. one look at that, which is interesting, just hours after the pope left the capital, the house took up a piece of legislation. the timing is somewhat incidental, but the house took up a piece of legislation that republican-led piece of legislation that would block federal regulars from weighing the social cost of carbon dioxide emissions when they do sort of environmental restrictions around permits. that bill was voted on the next day and passed very easily with essentially all republicans supporting it. what that illustrates is you have got a regulatory agenda money house gop that is not going to be swayed by the pope's message on climate change. host: pope francis -- harm to the environment is harm to humidity cured you can read abo

but i think they should go with darrell. he's doing the announcements. darrell was fabulous.to life. i think they should go with him. you don't get better than that. >> and dean, you remember when d tina fey did --. could they actually make voters perceive donald trump a certain way that might prohibit him from. >> i think they could only make trump look more serious at this point. you can can't do a caricature of a caricature. >> dean obser, thank you. have a great holiday weekend. >> i'm jonathan capehart. tonight hillary clinton discusses the e-mail controversy in a wide-ranging interview with andrea mitchell. we'll have the highlights. >>> plus the wait to wed is over in kentucky as kim davis stands her ground from behind bars. >>> and it is force friday, what is behind the hype over the new star wars toys? >>> be first we begin with the exclusive interview with hillary clinton.

our speaker for this panel is representative darrell issa.e is the champion of the data act, and understands what lies ahead. he knows that successful implementation of the data act cannot be achieved by one team, one person, or one government agency. it requires a concerted effort from so many agencies and individuals. he also knows that there's more to be done and more leadership required to truly transform the way our government reports its information and he's going to touch on the next steps here today. without further ado, representative darrell issa. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> with that kind of an introduction i should just take the applause and leave. first of all, thank you very much. the one name that you didn't mention that without partners on the hill, things don't happen. and my partner in the data act on the senate side was senator warner. and i think it's extremely important to understand he was the one that went to harry reid and then the majority leader and demanded that the bill be moved. and although senator reid insiste

darrel played for his dad in 19 84. >> one of the team leader, ron said, don't call your dad, skip. or manager, he your dad. and he -- they told, and you dad you call him dale, not one of the players, our relationship was one of father and son. anything other than that would have been contrived and the players would have sensed it. >> yogi berra pass away tuesday night, but his legacy lives on. a legacy that not only included playing during end of baseball a color barrier but forming friendships with many players, regardless of color. >> people ask what are you most proud of, he was on the right side of the color line when it was not the en vogue place to be >> a private funeral for yogi will be tuesday in his home town of montclair, new jersey, a public remembrance thursday at his museum. yogi looking down as they pay tribute to him at decideium tonight before the yankees game, white sox in the bronx. yankee beat white sox 3-2. mets magic number to begin was 5. taking on the reds. daniel murphy shoots one to right, granderson motors in to score, mets beat reds,ics and national lose

post: we are joined by darrell kimball, his mission includes supporting effective arms control policies. if the joint conference of plan an effectiveis it arms control policy? organization and many experts have studied this. we think this is a very strong and effectively verifiable agreement. ron him --ck back a iran's capabilities. we have to compare this to the alternatives. iran haseality that been nuclear weapons capable since about 2006. and what could happen in the absence of this agreement and if there is a better agreement. our view is that there is not a given agreement possible the diplomatic situation. without this, we would be in a very difficult situation because they could rapidly increase their uranium enrichment program, start a reactor command that could put them in a position to produce enough nuclear bomb material in just a few weeks and that lead to all sorts of other difficult choices. is a nuclear armed iran assured at that point? i don't make their certainty by any means. what this agreement does is the basics. iran or any other country can theoretically produce n

. >> that's darrell. i know his walk.ncer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution darrell kaiser is suing his ex-girlfriend kim blankumsee for falsely accusing him of vandalizing her vehicle. kim says she can prove he's the culprit. >> byrd: order! all rise!

but brett and darrel walker, serving 40 years for murder, are two of the lucky ones. they've been friends for seven years. >> we're pretty close. >> by this time, we're all beyond everything. we're like brothers now. >> while brotherhood is a good thing to have in prison, alner is interested in expanding his horizons, specifically to someone who is not incarcerated and is not another guy. >> to be honest, i would get married. i would. i would get married right here in prison. there's no doubt. i want to meet somebody on paper first. i know. i would. i know it sounds stupid. we have never talked about this, really. >> who's going to marry you? >> i don't know. maybe one person out there. who knows? >> good luck. >> you know what i was thinking, what if somebody from china -- can they get like a visa to come over here and get married? can they actually get citizenship if they married a convict? i was thinking about that earlier. >> i think that's a legal gray area there. >> well, all right. >> you don't like his plan, darrell? >> i love his plan, but i think it's a litt

that would be, who is that, darrell, hi, darrell! great picture there.tures, we had this one sent in by roxanne and she says, hey, we're in a drought, a little bit of water, you still can have a garden. we thank you, roxanne. as you head out the door, maybe you got your garden growing, you have some nice conditions today to be working out and about the yard. we do have that right there the return of an enhanced marine layer that's signalling a big- time cooldown for all of us here in the bay area by 20 degrees in many locations. yeah, 20 down from 1003 yesterday in gilroy which was a record-breaking high temperature down through the 80s because of a couple of things going on. first off right there, rain in southern california. that subtropical moisture is lifting up in a northerly fashion but we'll just see a few high thin clouds as a result. low pressure anchored off the coast enhancing the marine layer so therefore, more of a west wind late day gusts up to 30 miles per hour. with the low offshore we'll have cooler air until we have high pressure reboun

make a determination keiko alonso ruled out because of knee sprain and jets could be out with star darrelevis and the eagles allowed a league low. and look out sam bradford. >> obviously they have done a great job taking the ball away their first two games, it's on all of our minds, i have to make smart decisions when i throw the football but then the ball carriers, they catch it, they have to do a great job knowing those guys are coming to pull it out. >> referees have a tough thankless job, they either blow the call or get in the way but one team should be thanking the ref after a heads up play. watch the ref, off the ref's head over the uprights. the kick be hits the ref in the head and one more time, it is good. there you go, heads up play, hopefully philly gets some help. >>> needless to stay we are especially interested in this weekend's accuweather forecast, how about a preview, it's going to be cloudy and cooler and it's a close call, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing you there is no rain out there today, in fact little in the form of clouds. there is high, thin wispy day an

this team stands marshawn lynch's mom delisa lynch thinks seattle seahawks offensive coordinator darrellred he actually agreed with bevell's call to give the ball to her son on a failed 4th and 1 play in sunday's loss to the rams but she's still steamed at the decision to not give the ball to marshawn at the end of the super bowl when a russell wilson interection gave the game to the patriots --interception delisa lych posted this on facebook monday "he should be fired" >> gary :maybe go a little bit easy on the facebook stuff two-time nba mvp steve nash who was last seen shooting hoops in his house with snoop dogg will be joining the warriors as a part-time assistant for head coach steve kerr who was general manager on the phoenix suns when nash played for them nash played for them >> pam :good night u'renly ung ce. lessou he a baru nnouer) e suru x osstk. symmricaall-eel ive us mpg nlo.er) e suru x osstk. it whamaa suru.u,ve us mpg take a look at these bbq best cracked pepper sauce... most ribs eaten while calf roping... yep, greatness deserves recognition. you got any trophies, cowboy

when you lose darrelle revis and you lose one of your guys that wasn't a starter in the super bowl thatay go cover one of the best wide receivers in the game, i don't know that bill belichick would go, that's one sided at all. i'll take that effort tonight from malcolm butler and that one, of course, the touchdown ends up really in garbage time at the end of the game. >> al: not bgarbage time for some. one way to keep an audience. i know that. two seconds remaining. red zone faux pa were big. >> cris: really you take the two missed field goals and the blown chance from the one yard line, that's the difference in the game right now. >> al: uh-huh. that one drive after they cut it to ten that bogged down. got a little on side kick here. gronkowski will be there and that will do it. so the season has opened with a victory by the super bowl champions. never trails. tom brady, four touchdowns another big night 25 out of 32 for 288 was brady tonight. julian edelman, caught 11. gronkowski caught three touchdown passes. michele on the field. we'll have tony rodney and hines break it all down. v

cindy darrell has more than a dozen security cameras in her store, and she wants would-be thieves to>> we have cameras. we have signs that tell you we have cameras. we're not hiding the fact. i just don't understand why people continue to steal knowing that that day they're going to be on the news. >> but cameras won't stop everyone. these thefts can happen in the blink of an eye, like this one. watch as this woman asks an employee questions about a chihuahua. >> one of my employees that actually had been helping her had to step away for maybe 15 or 20 seconds. in that short amount of time, she reached into the crib, shoved the puppy underneath her jacket, and walked out the door. >> because of her good video evidence, cindy gets the puppy snatcher arrested and charged with grand theft. the woman, seen in the video, pleads no contest and is sentenced to two years' probation. despite her good intentions and against her wishes, she may soon have to put those innocent pups behind bars too. >> every time it happens, i lose more and more faith in people. i really don't want to put the dog

darrell hamilton, now a paralegal working on wrongful conviction cases, hamilton is one of six men who have had their cases reversed since the brooklyn office started reviewing scarpella cases. for the first time, nelson cruz has hope. >> i pray to god they see what happened and i gain my freedom any day. >> reporter: scarsella denied answering any questions about the case. his attorney claims he denied not take place at the trial. 37 additional cases have been accepted for review. >> so give thoenz se numbers, what are the chances cruz's conviction could be overturned. >> you never know in these cases and some of them take a long time. but these witnesses who come forward usually have nothing to gain. >> if you have something the i-team should look into, call 866-news-244 or send us an e-mail at tipsatnews4.com. >>> the society of civil engineers gave the state a c-minus for its overall infrastructure. bridges and roads got d's. the report says they're getting worse with age and are structurally insufficient. they are trying to gain funding to fix the problem. >> we keep building but

darrelle revis, the jets quarterback picks off an andrew luck pass t. jets go to 2 and o with a 27 victory. cbs sports league nfl analyst fill phil simms. i'm anne-marie green. this is the cbs "morning news." . and a touch of sea salt. delicious made simple. the new simple nut bar from nature valley. my cut hurt. >>mine hurt more. >>mine stopped hurting faster! neosporin plus pain relief starts relieving pain faster and kills more types of infectious bacteria neosporin plus pain relief kills the germs. fights the pain. use with band-aid brand. the radiant glow of being in love. capture it with new stay luminous makeup. stay luminous has all-day plus luminosity for a long-lasting natural glow new stay luminous makeup from easy, breezy, beautiful covergirl the cold truth is, (coughing) you can't work from home when you're sick. you need real relief. alka-seltzer plus day cold & flu has three cold symptom fighters to relieve your tough symptoms. stay unstoppable. (truck horn) >>> like all the other republican candidates, jeb is struggling to get traction a

passing two weeks after darrell talk ins passed away. tragic loss both of those two individuals. >> he will certainly be missed. if you would like to share your thoughts and memories of moses malone, head to our website cbsphilly.com. you can comment on our facebook page as well. >>> now, for a check on the weather. we have seen clouds and showers this weekend but it looks like we can final see a sunny stretch ahead for us. meteorologist justin drabick is live on it. >> sunshine back until then it's feeling like fall outside. little chill in the air, open up the windows and enjoy the refreshing breeze going across the delaware valley. temperatures dropping in the 50'ss many spots. today on the cool side. made it to 72. officially at philadelphia international airport 79 is where we should be. this makes it the cool of the day we've had since june 27th when we had high temperature in the low 70's back in late june. 63 at the airport, 50 introduce in mount poconos. many suburbs will be dropping down to the upper 40s. we do have a breeze ou

darrelle revis missed practice with a groin injury. thursday night nfl game. dominique cromartie won't play. >> now we have to do the job and finish the job that we started, and someone stepping up to get the win j. at the garden, playoff basketball. the liberty in the wnba times. game one of a best of three against indiana. sugar rogers hit four three- pointers. so did epiphanny prince. it was a good team effort. tina charles had 1 points, nine assists, seven rebounds. kia stokes, 21 points, three blocks. in the end, they didn't have a chance. 84-67. game one goes to the liberty, game two sunday. >>> let's get our hockey fix now before the end of the night. nhl preseason, islanders hosting the devils, honoring their former coach with that patch. he died last month. and the oh, stay on that one. [changes channel] sometimes it's hard to catch all your favorite shows. you're killing me, dad. give me that, please. with time warner cable's enhanced dvr, you can. record up to 6 shows at the same time. plus, you can record in one room and watch in another. so you ca

. >> on monday night football, the new york jets defense comes up big against the colts, darrelle revisnts for two of the colt's five turnovers. the jet's cornerback recovers a fumble and later he picks off an andrew luck's pass t. jets go to 2 and o with a victory. coming up on "cbs this morning," cbs sports lead nfl analyst phil simms. i'm anne-marie green. this is the cbs "morning news." . phil simms. i'm anne-marie green. this is the cbs "morning news." . and a touch of sea salt. delicious made simple. the new simple nut bar from nature valley. >>mine hurt more.. >>mine stopped hurting faster! neosporin plus pain relief starts relieving pain faster and kills more types of infectious bacteria neosporin plus pain relief kills the germs. fights the pain. use with band-aid brand. the radiant glow of being capture it with new stay luminous makeup. stay luminous has all-day hydration plus luminosity for a long-lasting natural glow new stay luminous makeup from easy, breezy, beautiful covergirl you can't work from home when you're sick. you need real relief. alka-seltzer plus day cold & fl

i think darrell is going to realize how much he was loved and the outpouring of the nbc has been tremendousi'm proud that i was his friend. >> that's sports. i'm danny pommells. we'll be right back. the road to hell is paved with good intentions. mr. president, we know you tried to make a good deal with iran. whose leaders stone women, hang homosexuals, sponsor mass terrorism, scream for the destruction of israel and death to america. so, what if you're wrong? and they can't be trusted? senator coons, don't trust iran. vote this down. >>> president obama showing off his moves today in alaska. he visited a native village, north of the arctic circle, to bring attention to climate change. the president participated in a traditional dance with the students at the school. >>> "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon is up next. who is on with you? >> thank you. don't you love jacqueline? everybody in philadelphia -- you like jacqueline? >> very much. >> justin bieber is here. free style with the roots. don't change the channel. it's a good show. jacqueline likes you both. >> of course i like the

. >> reporter: prosecutors say darrell stevenson, a former student and the brother of one of the suspects, is still at large tonight. checkey beckford, news 4 new york. >> thank you. >>> the suspension against tom brady may have been overturned but deflategate is far from over. the nfl suspended brady for four games. the judge based the ruling on whether brady was treated fairly by the league under the collective bargaining agreement. >> this is a statement that the nfl can't suspend them for what they believe he did. >> the nfl filed an appeal and experts say this process could take an advantage of eight to ten months. >>> new information tonight on the latest legionnaires' case in the bronx. spokesperson for the housing authority says hot water is now restored at the melrose housing complex. yesterday, a building became the latest to test positive for the dangerous bacteria. city officials admitted they are not exactly sure where the latest patient with legionnaires' contracted the disease. >> may have been caused by a different source. as everyone knows, there are hundreds of legionnai

darrelle revis, abc 7 news. leon: heartbreaking at every level. developing now, police are investigating a deadly crash involving a tour bus. our news chopper 7 was out there over the scene in the 9600 block of fort meade block in laurel. the crash involved the bus and another truck. the person inside the truck has died we have been told. seven people on the bus had minor injuries. no word on what triggered that crash. >> a d.c. family launching a lawsuit after their loved one was hit and killed by a street sweeper. he was killed in northeast washington over the summer and tonight, family members say the cameras and equipment on that street sweeper were not working properly to warn the driver that someone was standing there. the sweeper was operated by for the meyer construction. they are seeking damages totaling $12 million. new at 11:00, a felony charge filed against a former a.u. professor, he is accused of raping a child decades ago. only on 7, kevin lewis spoke with the elderly suspect's family and the alleged victim. victim, a troubling amou

this is darrell sharp's third arrest. once he snuck into a senate office building and another incident he was arrested for assaulting an officer. today the 54-year-old was yelling at staff at the rayburn office building demanding paperwork claiming to be a federal cop. >>> now to virginia where a teenager pretended to be a cop picked the wrong guy to pull over. the 18-year-old turned on the flashing blue lights inside his pontiac g6 near manassas sunday. turns out the guy he tried to stop was an off-duty officer. that real cop got suspicious and called in the car instead of pulling over. after that it didn't take too long for officers to arrest him. they do not think this is his first time doing this. >> we do ask if anyone has see him or if they have had any experience with a blue pontiac g6 such as when we've mentioned, they can go ahead and contact us. >> prosecutors charged the teen with impersonating a police officer and he could get a year in jail if he's convicted. he is now out on bail and has a november court dat

darrelle revis had three including the fumble recovery. brandon marshall helped sail eal the game. the jets win 20-7. the jets and the mets doing great right now. >> it's a good time. 4:51 right now. still to come, an elaborate scandal we want to warn you about. police say these people posed as good samaritans but they are anything but. >>> and it's a record-breaking yacht. it heads out to sea for the first time. not a bad boat. who reportedly owns this. >> wow. >> you're watching "today in new >>> the queensboro bridge. 4:54 right now on this tuesday morning. you're looking at what's believed to be the world's largest super yacht. thank you. there you go. workers in germany, they spent three years building it. they just turned it out to sea for the first time for the sea trials. people gathered on the shore to watch it. how big is this boat you ask? 459 feet long with a mast stands 295 feet high. taller, actually, than the brooklyn bridge. the yacht has eight different floors. one of which includes an underwater observation room. this is blofeld's yacht from bond, right? the price

darrell washington claims a fellow worker placed the hanging noose on top of the black employee's personal belongings. that worker was suspended. but when he came back, washington said the harassment continued. he's upset the city never investigated the two-year-old incident. >> that's a problem. there's no joke there. nothing to be taken as if it's funny. >> washington is suing for discrimination and retaliation. in a statement, the company says no bullying has been reported or witnessed by anyone and there's been no retaliation of any kind. the company added that the offending employee was disciplined. >>> california attorney general pamela harris is being sued for her alleged role in a company's failed hospital byeout bid. they claim that harris abused her constitutional powers. the suit accuses harris of placing the interests of a labor union over the health care needs of communities across the state. last year the daughters of charity selected prime over dozens of bidders to take over its seven hospitals, five of which are in the bay area. >>> pope francis' visit to the united states

season of the frenzy started in the philadelphia public league, it's palumbo taking on roxborough darrell looking and he finds cruz. cruz making things happen. he rolls in for the score. rocks bore wins 27-eight. >>> chestnut hill visiting central and chestnut hill looking to air it out. a bomb down field. that goes a long way. watch omar, go up. he rips the ball away. they call it an interception. chestnut hill wins 13-six. >>> dobbins and lincoln. they call them triple a austin augustine because they think he's an all star. i get it. lincoln wins 14-eight. academy and prep charter. kyle with the develop yard touchdown pass that goes to jimmy mack a fee. germantown academy beats prep charter 28-20. pottstown and chichester. this is bryant wise. he'll be wise to tackle him a different way because that's not working. breaks a bunch of tackles gets in for the score. nicely done. pottstown wins 14-three. over to jersey, robbinsville visiting cinnaminson. sean davia moving so fast the camera can't keep up. maple shade at palmyra and watch this one much this is justin snuff a great name. a gre

darrelle revis with three takeaways in the game, two fumble recoveries and the interception and ryan fitzpatrick and brandon marshall. look at the determination. got held and two defenders on him but able to get a touchdown. picked off by gill crisis, 250 yard, 21-37 jets win it, get 2-0. >>> one of the best baseball race, jays and yankees. david price way win the a.l. cy young, between him and keuchel. three-game series, the jays up by 2 1/2 games and price goes 7 innings, 7 ks, 2 hits. full count to brett gardner, this is brett cecil who struck out the side. gardner does not like that call. you know what, get over it. jays, 4-2. >> that's all we got. anything else? >> all we got. we have so much pore but we just can't share it on television. >> time restrikszs. >> no. >> back to you. >>> all right, stan and neil neal, thanks. >>> up next in "the pulse," kermit and miss building giving their first interview together since the big breakup. a rat dragging his dinner down a subway set of stairs and it's going viral.es are learning about long-acting levemir . as my diabetes changed, it

when you lose darrelle revis and you lose one of your guys that wasn't a starter in the super bowl thatay go cover one of the best wide receivers in the game, i don't know that bill belichick would go, that's one sided at all. i'll take that effort tonight from malcolm butler and that one, of course, the touchdown ends up really in garbage time at the end of the game. >> al: not bgarbage time for some. one way to keep an audience. i know that. two seconds remaining. red zone faux pa were big. >> cris: really you take the two missed field goals and the blown chance from the one yard line, that's the difference in the game right now. >> al: uh-huh. that one drive after they cut it to ten that bogged down. got a little on side kick here. gronkowski will be there and that will do it. so the season has opened with a victory by the super bowl champions. never trails. tom brady, four touchdowns another big night 25 out of 32 for 288 was brady tonight. julian edelman, caught 11. gronkowski caught three touchdown passes. michele on the field. we'll have tony rodney and hines break it all down. v

junior offensive lineman mason darrell revealed the news. he w mted to snihow you can be gay anwid place division i football. he adds everyone on and off cam pus has been accepting. >> people will surprise you. i was definitely concerned that people, you know, teammates would react very poorly. i 4k in this day and age, people just don't really care ab?out it. it's really not a big deal anymore. >> princeton kicks off its season this weekend. theey'll be taking on lafayette. >>> 4:48 now. police are investigating what's bein call one of the dirtiest football plays in a while. this happened friday night during a high school game in new jers ma. linden taking on immaculata. video shows a defensive lineman pulled a helmet off one of the opponents and hit him in the head with it. he then tosses that helmet aside. some fans were at the game and were just shocked. >> they were getting blown out, so i feel like he was kind of heated. but it still wasn't right regardless. >> it's crazy, somebody getting hit with a helmet. he should have been brought

. >> reporter: a former student remains at large, darrell steveson from sayville reville. >>> tom brady is free to play ball which means the patriots quarterback will start week one of the preseason. cbs 2's steve overmyer has been following the case. quite a bombshell. >> it may have been a bit of a shock to some, but for those of us who have been watching and listening to judge richard berman this is exactly what he's limited at for weeks. he didn't say tom brady was innocent or didn't know the footballs were deflated. the judge just says the nfl doesn't have the power to suspend brady for deflategate. in a 40 page document the judge lays out the legal deficiencies of the nfl's case. this deals a serious blow to the power of the league. it marks the fourth time since 2012 the nfl has lost legal battles for excessive penalties on players, but this is not over. the nfl will appeal the decision, of course, and there is a possibility if the nfl wins on appeal, brady will be serving his suspension later in the year. later in sports we'll find it out what this ruling means for the league mo

maria: want to bring in congressman darrell issa.he conversation. >> maria, thanks for having me on. we can agree that if they dare you go again moment. carly did an extremely good job of not going on the offended scorn of defense or rather sloughing it off in an appropriate way, making a serious, but also recognizing that his donald trump and there you go again may be his downfall. maria: got me ask you, we've been desperate for real specific in terms of granularity on the policies that each and every candidate would like to institute. did you get specifics last night? >> you did. you've got specifics from the candidates who came prepared. carly fiorina the first among them. she was the best prepared. her answers were crisp and a matter of fact. the skills of folks like john kasich did the same thing and of course then carson, even though he was being sort of attack for various statement laid them out what his position was versus the characterization of his position was pretty good clarity and as usual reserved slow pace. maria: wha

what appears to be sort of a standoff or maybe even a personality conflict between council president darrell clarke and either secretary -- excuse me -- school superintendent bill hite, maybe michael nutter, the mayor. a few sort of three-way push here is causing $1 million in flux to be argued over, and $25 million could be held up because of it. there is something in the clause that the money the city gave to the school district -- $100 million that they allotted -- that said, a quarter of that, 25%, we still get to make the decisions on. if you don't use it directly for children, we're holding back our money. now there could be some money withheld. >> talk about a bad message at a bad time. while the state legislature is navigating a budget crisis, and where the central issue is funding education, philadelphia is considering not funding because of some personality issue between the president of city council and the superintendent of schools? this is how philadelphia gets a black eye in harrisburg with respect to our own taking care of our problems. and i don't know what this is about. ask

our speaker for this panel is representative darrell.he knows this cannot be achieved by one team or one person or one agency. it requires a concerted effort from many individuals. he also knows there is more to be done and more leadership that's needed to really transform this data rather revolution. without further ado. >> with that kind of intraday introduction, i should just take the applause and leave. first of first of all, thank you very much. the one name you didn't mention is without partners on the hill, things don't happen. my partner in the data act in the senate was senator warner. i think it is extremely important to understand, he was the one that went to harry reid and demanded the bill be moved. although senator reid, ultimately we made law together. the data act is just as it said, a major piece of legislation but it is just a start. you can write legislation but unless you oversee it and implement it and are diligent day after day, it will be meaningless. today there are many cios who are not confident nor do they have

. >> darrell. >> george patrick mcglaughlin junior. >> and my father, my angel.g you in but missing use sorrow that never goes away. we all miss you very much dad. >> and my beloved aunt margaret mary, you have been a bright light in so many lives. she was a loving wife, a wonderful mother, a grandmother, a sister with six siblings and in answer to many nieces and nephews. she was a friend, a mentor and my angel. mostly she was a child of god. i know she looks over all of us, she will will be forever missed and forever loved. >> robert mcglaughlin junior. >> gavin mcmahon. >> robert mcmahon. >> ed when. >> danielle walker mcneil. >> walter arthur. >> christine nick nolte. >> sean peter mcnulty. >> firefighter timothy patrick. >> firefighter martin e. >> abigail. >> anna. >> damien meehan. >> william j meehan junior. >> firefighter raymond. >> manuel. >> ask adar. >> antonio. >> mary p. >> christopher d mello. >> stewart todd. >> dora marie. >> firefighter charles r mendez. >> yvette mendoza. >> wolfgang peter. >> firefighter steve john. >> leslie. >> ralph joseph

darrell dawkins died at age vat 58 earlier this month. >> a wildfire has exploded in northern californiaing at least 100 homes. state of emergency is now in effect. thousands have had to leave their homes and firefighters are struggling to get the inferno under control. it flamed up yesterday afternoon north of san francisco. within 12 hours, in the drought stricken state, it had burned more than 60 square miles. chopper has to airlift for four firefighters to a hospital burn unit tour second degree burns. they are in stable condition tonight. homeowners had to drive through trees and telephone poles that already flamed um. >> as it came down, fire everywhere. our houses or neighbor's houses are burning up. it's horrible. we're here. we're safe. >> thank goodness for that. meanwhile another fire south of san from a mento burned through 101 square miles destroying at least 80 homes so far. tonight firefighters have it about 20% contained. >>> take look at this mom arrested after police found her kids abandoned. they say left in a crate. it only gets more bizarre w investigators say she hi

that's where darrell maymon comes in. >> friends that have cats, i go down and visit them and pet them and they see that i love animals. i'm not going to hurt their cat. that's the basic thing. because in here, cats -- like their buddies. you can get in worse trouble hurting somebody's cat than you can hurting an inmate. >> while maymon doesn't have a cat of his own, he keeps his cell cat-friendly in case the need for a sitter arrives. >> this is a cat bed. because they love to get up high. people come by and stick their hand in and pet it. that's pretty much it. >> for some inmates at isp, cats are the closest things they have to families. paul komyatti hasn't seen his family since he first came to prison 26 years ago. he's soon to be transferred to a work release program, a transitional step to freedom. but there's a snag. >> let's go over to the office and we'll sit down and talk about the status of what's going on. >> anything bad or -- >> no, no, nothing bad. nothing great either. we'll talk about the status real quick. >> all right. >> komyatti, who helped murder his father, rece

if i could be in the courtroom, that brian and darrell were in and trial took place. i could hear the train go by that they would hear. i could go up to the swimming hole where scopes went with williams jennings billy brian who was one of the joint prosecutors. i could walk to where the -- big upstairs warehouse room were were about 200 media were all situated and by that i could get a feel more for what -- i could go in the summer when it was hot. one of the me rabble things about the trial that it was very, very hot and didn't have a lot of air-conditioning when i was there, in fact, in front of drugstore was the old they are thermometer that was there me 1925 was still registering the temperature. ictd see it well over 100 some days just like they experienced. that helped me get a feel for the place. but i did learn from that experience by going over a dozen times to dayton, tennessee and on the islands and herself of early science in antarctica so if i got to go dozens of times to the glap islands and in go to where earlier explorers went, so to me some prefer day

desean jackson, defensive player of the year, dy, defensecy plary, darrel young, community service, robertffin iii recognized for his contributions to the military. griffin, who just lost his starting job to kirk cousins also got a standing ovation from the crowd. he then gave a 45-second speech, the most notable occurred at the end. in the military, the one thing you have is your word. you give your word to somebody, that means you are going to follow through and i give my word to my family, to washington redskins, my teammates and the military all they always be there for them. appreciate you guys. >> hmm. >> so a lot of folks saying this is a little bit of a passive aggressive. i said it was heartfelt, i said no controversy. >> he can't say anything that is not going to be overanalyzed. >> i say we parse everything that comes out of his mouth way too much. >> only looked at it for like 15 straight times. wait, back up, two frames. see that face? anyway -- >> i wish -- >> what? >> i wish we would allow him to just play football and not have to talk anymore. we don't need to hear what rg3

this evening's discussion , johannaour guest fernandez as well as darrel wanzer-serrano, iris moralesckey melendez. we are joined by johanna fernandez. welcome back to democracy now! i want to start with juan. given you were the first minister of information of the young lords, there is a resurgence of interest in the young lords for decades later. why do you think that is and why did you and a group of young puerto ricans decide to found the young lords? it is kind of surprising that there is a resurgence in the last few years of the exhibitions and a scholarly work and others that are coming up from academics and political interest. the city council of new york renamed the street where we took over the first spanish methodist church, the people's church in 1969, they read named -- renamed the street "young lord way." it is kind of baffling that so many years later, you would have interest in an organization that was overlooked for years ever since it fell apart by the mid-1970's. amy: can we go back to third world newsreel? church, youa big are christian, because the church is not o