davis: you say sweet like-- john: no i mean it sincerely. davis: like a coldhearted journalist.t is her mother like? davis: she is much more traditional. and in some ways is not in the foreground as her father is. part of the tradition of being on camera is seen as immodest. but when you go into her house, you know who runs the joint. and her mother runs the joint. malala gets her mission and passion from her father, but she gets her moral strength -- she is really strong. you know malala gets it from her mother. john: great thanks to davis guggenheim. "he named me malala" debuts tomorrow. you can watch the extended conversation on bloombergpolitics.com. we will be right back. ♪ mark: tomorrow, and all brand-new episode. we will be live at john kasich's headquarters and and a live interview with the governor of ohio state -- john kasich. john: what you going to ask him? mark: some multiple choice, a lot of trivia, and what the state bird of new hampshire is. john: multiple choice is important. for mark and me on this thursday, until you see him again tomorrow -- i won't be here

davis and i sat around to talk about it.arted by watching a scene from the movie. >> it is a miracle that you are here with us today. you had to overcome an attempt on your life, grievous injuries inflicted. let me say the words the taliban never wanted her to hear -- happy 16th birthday, malala. [applause] malala: it is an honor for me to be speaking again after a long time. thank you to every person who has prayed for my fast recovery and a new life. the taliban shot me on the left side of my forehead. they shot my face, too. they thought that the bullet would silence her. but nothing changed except this -- weakness, fear, and hopelessness died. strength, power, and courage was born. john: this is a famous moment about a woman who has now become a global icon. on some levels, totally obvious why you would want to make a movie about her. but just talk about what, beyond the obvious, made this project attractive to you? these producers from asked,od called me and do you want to make this documentary, i had only known a littl

not a beautiful tackle from aaron davis in the secondary.hat's an incredible game that joshua dobbs is putting through. he is -- it was abram number 25 he ran through. dobbs is showing the fire in the belly. that butch jones was hoping he would see in this game. >> verne: the song in the background. >> ♪ the play of the game is coming up a little later. 38-31 tennessee. >> gary: butch jones made a name for himself recruiting. there are a few here. >> verne: this is a big recruiting weekend at the university of tennessee. here's the kick. reggie davis. ouch! >> [cheers and applause] >> verne: mcdowell number 20. 5:43 to go. tennessee leading 38-31. >> gary: a flag out there. i think. >> referee: unsportsman-like conduct number 15 tennessee, number 41 georgia. both penalties offset. 1st down. >> verne: jennings the freshman wide receiver. >> gary: we saw that before. >> verne: yeah. >> gary: in the florida game. >> [very loud crowd noise] >> verne: lambert 8 of 18 for 179 in the game. michel has 21 carries on this one. and gang tackling by ten

i'm less sympathetic to kim davis than shaun is. >> i'm not sympathetic. i think she's being used by mike huckabee and others in ways that are beyond her. >> bit liberty council and mike huckabee certainly she's being used. i think she has dollar signs in her eyes and this is the path to speaker fees and book deal she already has, she already has a book coming out, being ghost written for her somewhere. and she's going to monetize her oppression by, you know, the lgbt community that just wants its equal rights and equal treatment under the law. i too am wondering who was behind this. which archbishop. who is the archbishop of kentucky? who pushed this on the pope. the pope is not an idiot. that's clear. >> that's the point. this is someone who -- >> not a figure head. he's very involved in what the church is doing. and seems to be very granularly involved in his own public image. he's obliterated this entire trip. they say they didn't announce this in advance because they didn't want it to distract people from his other messages. his other messages have be

couldn't look away after seeing shauna davis brutally beat her toddler son in this parking lot monday night. >> she was punching the baby and walked over to her car and literally threw her baby on the cement. laura: then she says it just kept getting worse. >> saying things like i hate you and shut up. laura: the toddler who is estimated to be two years old was crying and screaming in pain. >> spanking is one thing but that was like she was fighting an adult. laura: the mother herself, she says she tried to reason with davis after calling 911. >> was saying are you ok, do you need help, you will need to help? she was like, i wasn't hitting my baby. >> davis gave police the same story when she arrived and she wasn't heading her child and was upset because she lost her wallet. officers wrote that the tyler told them mama hurt and head hurt. >> i felt in my heart i didn't

davis could strike out the side. late cut. full count. [ indiscernible ] back after this from your local >> joe: alex gordon with a one out home run in the ninth to tie it. we're in the bottom of the ten tth. if you didn't believe people when they said this was an evenly matched world series between the royals and mets. here we are in extra innings of game one. escobar inside-the-park home run started it. leading off in the first. granderson. similar shot. familia, first blown save since the 30th of july. now jonathan niese pitching. on his birthday. zobrist takes a strike. the day in 19 # 6, that the mets won their second when they clinched over the red sox. now here is niese. born on that date. 19 1986. pitching for the mets. getting zobrist in a pop-up. one out. foul ball. you are not making it up, right? that's amazing. i really like jonathan niese. you look at the number. i think there was a strch here in this fran -- stretch here in this franchise. not this year. where he gave them valuable innings where they were trying

and the vat canweighing in on that surprise meeting between pope francis and kim davis. a surprise new report about who else the pope met with. >>> but we start with breaking news in oregon. in the last 45 minutes or so the sheriff in douglas county just identified the nine victims of that community college shooting spree. they ranged in age from 18 to 67. their families passed along some of the memories for law enforcement to share. >> trevon was one of the most positive young men, always looking for the best in life. >> we have been trying to figure out how to tell everyone how amazing lucas was. that would take 18 years. >> they felt jason had found his path. his family says he will be loved and missed. >> quin was funny, sweet, compassionate and such a wonderful, loving person. she always stood up for people. >> federal agents also said the shooter had 13 different guns. all of those guns were purchased legally. today the campus at that community college is closed for students as they cope with what they have been through in the last day. for sarah cobb it was her fo

>> under god's authority. >> reporter: davis herself married four times. i recently asked her if her right to religious freedom trumps another person's legal right to wed. >> for me, it's a heaven or hell issue. i feel if i issue a license -- >> reporter: you feel you would go to hell? >> i would be participating in that act. >> reporter: but francis has reached out to gays and lesbians more than any other pope. "if someone is gay and he searches for the lord and has good will, who am i to judge?" he said. still, davis, who is not catholic, says the pope told her to stay strong. >> i put my hand out and he reached and he grabbed it and i hugged him and he hugged me. and he said, "thank you for your courage." on the plane back to rome, abc's terry moran asked the pope whether he supports government officials who say they can not follow some laws because of their religious beliefs. >> do you support those kinds of claims of religious liberty? >> reporter: without mentioning davis, the pope defending conscientious objectors, saying, "it is a human right. and

davis. >> adam: and how big was the punt? >> rick: the punt of the year. >> brian: you can't stop anyone like that. >> rick: cork screw left. >> adam: number 7 lsu. they hosted south carolina instead of going there because of the devastating flooding in south carolina. and leonard fournette. >> brian: he was a gracious host. look at that speed for a man that size. he is outrunning everyone want doesn't look like he is going as fast. >> adam: only his shoulder pads can keep up with him. the 10th running back to reach 1,000 yards in 5 games. lsu against florida big next week. football royalty at the grove. jim kelly hall-of-fame speaking with archie manning watching his nephew. >> rick: beautiful one handed touchdown. 37 yards for the score. a big day. >> adam: 52-3 on the final. elsewhere in the sec they are under way. alabama a 3-0 lead going into the second quarter against arkansas. that was a 1 point game last year. mississippi state rolling bast troy 45-17. the buckeyes they hit the gas pedal against maryland here. >> rick

davis still has to be approved by the full council. he's the interim commissioner since anthony batts was fired months ago. these problems all stemmed from 6 months after the death of freddie gray sparking protests from around the city. >>> changes may be in store for fairfax county police. the police review commission has released dozens of recommendations including an independent police auditor diversity training and new policies when it com it was created after the 2013 shooting death of john gear in springfield. a fairfax police officer is facing charges for shooting the unarmed man. >>> hundreds of israeli security forces are on guard across the country and jews are on edge after a waive of knife attacks. >> israeli police have set up new check points between palestinian and jewish neighborhoods. they're stopping searching and sizing up anyone who looks suspicious after more than a dozen stabbing attacks this month that have targeted israelis. >> we are scared all the time. >> he said he's keeping his children off the streets. >>

the vatican now disputes davis' account and now there is a whole new twist that few knew about until now. >>> a surprise move from the vatican today, pushing back against a description by kentucky clerk kim davis about her private meeting with pope francis during his visit to washington. after days of debate about the significance of that encounter, the vatican now said davis and her lawyer got it wrong. and we're learning about another private meeting adding to the intrigue. here is nbc's hallie jackson. >> reporter: pope francis in america. a historic widely-praised visit, but less than 48 hours after he landed back in rome, news that raised some eyebrows. a meeting with kim davis, the controversial kentucky county clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. a visit she described on abc. >> i hugged him and he hugged me and he said thank you for your courage. >> reporter: a visit praised by conservatives but disappointing to supporters of same-sex marriage. now an extraordinary statement from the vatican approved by francis himself clarifying his meeting with

trip he met secretly with kim davis. she is the controversial county clerk in kentucky who was jailed for refusing to issue marriage licences to same-sex couples. >> larry: i know what you are thinking, get the [bleep] out of here, larry. there is no way she met with the pope. well, you're wrong. a spokesperson for the pope has confirmed that francis sat down with kim davis and her husband joe in a secret meeting at the vatican embassy. >> i put my hand out and he grabbed it. and i-- i hugged him. and he hugged me. and he said thank you for your courage. >> larry: no, pope, no! you are supposed to be the cool pope. this is the worst crushing of someone i thought was cool since johnny depp gave us mordechai. horrible. now look, a lot of people thought that this pope was giving signals that he not only cares about things like climate change or women's issues but gay issues as well. he said, who am i to judge. this is the guy who wasqñ@6cj% going to finally bring the catholic church from the middle ages into the future. but

meanwhile, team davis pressed on.insisting, "this was not a generic meeting in which kim davis happened to appear. and she had the selfies to prove it." these photos showing davis and her husband inside the apostolic nunciature. today, however, came some official papal distancing from the davis debacle. the vatican issued a statement noting the brief meeting between davis and the pope was by no means a papal endorsement. davis was just one of several dozen people to meet with francis and was not invited by the pope himself but the papal nuncio, the vatican the equivalent to an ambassador. "the pope did not enter into the details of the situation of mrs. davis and his meeting with her should not be considered a form of support of her position in all of its particular and complex aspects." further adding to the intrigue, this key detail from the statement, "the only real audience granted by the pope at the nuns yature was with one of his former students and his family." that former student seen here embracing the holy f

the vatican has confirmed that pope francis met with kim davis during his visit to washington. davis you recall is the kentucky county clerk who went to jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples. now she says the meeting has given her a renewed sense of purpose. jonathan betz has more for us. jonathan. >> vatican is not saying much about this but this came as a big surprise to a lot of people who thought the pope had struck the right chord on his american tour between liberals and conservatives. live television cameras captured almost every minute of the pope's u.s. tour but one meeting with a very controversial figure was definitely out of the spotlight. >> it was really very humbling to even think that he would you know want to meet me or know me. >> reporter: kim davis, the kentucky clerk who refuses to giver licenses to same sex couples. the vatican now reveals she was invited to a meeting with pope francis last week. >> i put my hand out, he grabbed it, said thank you for your courage. >> reporter: kim davis and her husband agreed to keep the meeting

[phone rings] - davis bannerman. - davis, this is jim hallen. before you ask me how i am, i'm not well. not only is my son dead, but his damn accident is threatening to put us both in jail. - my people are on top of it. the last two items are about to be dealt with, so relax. - i can't! some idiot blogger found out about the cayman charities. - what? how? - how do i know? we've got to shut it down, move the money. but first, you've got to close up the leak. - no problem. how do we find him? - fusco. - detective fusco. i'm sending you a recording. [phone rings] - carter. - maybe. maybe you can come in here, help me explain some things. - no, thanks. but i can help you look good in another way. - oh, yeah? - the people who killed claire ryan and matt duggan-- parking garage, st. george's hospital. - when's it going down? - i have to go. - wait. thank you... for saving my life. - you're welcome. [dial tone] - [sighs] - snow. - he just called. i know where he's going to be. - call the number. tell him he doesn't see you or the money until you see pa

is out with a knee injury davis will miss his second straight game with knee issues davis this season09, no touchdowns davis' production has fallend since his 2013 when he recorded 13 touch-downs sunday kick-off, 5:30 in new york tag: ahmad brooks is now doubtful for sunday's game, with family dealing with his sister's death raiders hosting peyton manning and the denver broncos sunday at 1:25 >> gary: there is an undefeated football team in the bay areanone other than the california golden bears the 23rd ranked bears are visiting number five ranked utah utes tomorrow at 5-0cal is are off to their best start since 2007 under head coach sonny dykes. the first time since 1950 tomorrow, 7 pm cal at utah >> gary: the new yokr mets visiting the los angeles dodgers for their first play-off game it was a pitchers duel between: grom top 4th this would be kershaw's only blemish of the game gives up a solo home run to daniel murphy kershaw: 6.2 ip, 4 h, 11 so top 7th bases loaded for david wright and wright line-drives to centermets add two more runs new york goes up 3-0 bot 7th man of the night

. >>> well, vatican is talking about the pope's so-called meeting with kim davis, kentucky clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples. >>> next up on "eyewitness news" what the holy sea had to say about the the encounter and how local catholic leaders are responding tonight, kate. >>> heavy rain and wind, that is what we're talking about all night long, a coastal system impacts the shore especially but also philadelphia the heavy rain will continue, watch for nasty conditions on the roads coming up, i'll tell you how things may i am have prove, through the weekend and we will have the latest look the at hurricane joaquin as well, hi leslie. >>> hi kate. we know eagles and washington will play in sunday. plus demarco murray, has a hundred yard game in mind as an eagle, we will tell you all bit. they're for us, but we know how to spot a sleight of hand. claim they're bankrolled by groups funded by north jersey casino backers. and you know what that means - north jersey casino bigwigs can count on them. but can we? it's a dirty trick. north jersey casinos would tak

s davis and kuechly have been magnificent. kuechly has tentacles tonight. davis has 12. four-man rush. a flag is thrown. the ball is loose as well. allen got there. the ball was out. allen get there is but it's all about the flag now. >> cris: i think short got a hand on the football. >> referee: holding, offense, number 64. the penalty is declined. second down. >> al: matt tobin. >> cris: there's short right there. that will go right through kelly. >> al: that ball came out. philadelphia recovered. >> cris: recovered it, yeah. kelce was there. a swing and that's behind sproles. he had some room to roam. now you have a third and 16 from the 5 yard line. >> cris: so much for four down territory. you don't make it here. no question that was a fumble. recovered by philadelphia. >> al: kelce fell on it. third and 16. steps up. low throw. >> cris: uh-oh. >> al: a flag down at the end of the play. bradford went down to the end zone. >> cris: was the ball tipped? >> al: it looked like it was. >> cris: if the ball is tipped there is no interference. >> al: that's the rivera is s

davis: it' s interesting. malala was telling me these stories of this battle 100 years ago or this incredibly moving girl in school, feeling very intimidated by being the only girl. and she sells her books for candy. she never went back to school . how do i tell the story. -- story? what images do i use? it is lyrical. it draws people in a different way than a typical documentary. we screened it in boston last night. it has this moving, celebratory, inspiring, joyful feeling. that' s my ambition. i want people to be inspired by her. i want people to feel the bravery that this ordinary girl shows to -- chose to have. the animation is part of the experiential thing i was hoping for for this movie. karen: my last question, because i could talk to you about this for some time. you spent 18 months working on this project. where do you think malala draws her strength? she is a teenager, but she is also a world figure. it is just amazing to me to watch her. davis: her mother on her birthday will write her a birthday

s davis and kuechly have been magnificent. kuechly has tentacles tonight. davis has 12. a flag is thrown. the ball is loose as well. allen got there. the ball was out. allen get there is but it's all about the flag now. >> cris: i think short got a hand on the football. >> referee: holding, offense, number 64. the penalty is declined. second down. >> al: matt tobin. >> cris: there's short right there. that will go right through kelly. >> al: that ball came out. philadelphia recovered. >> cris: recovered it, yeah. kelce was there. a swing and that's behind sproles. he had some room to roam. now you have a third and 16 from the 5 yard line. territory. you don't make it here. no question that was a fumble. recovered by philadelphia. >> al: kelce fell on it. third and 16. steps up. low throw. >> cris: uh-oh. >> al: a flag down at the end of the play. bradford went down to the end zone. >> cris: was the ball tipped? >> al: it looked like it was. >> cris: if the ball is tipped there is no interference. >> al: that's the rivera is saying. the officials confer. >> referee: there

vernon davis.esponds to reports that he and another teammate got into a locker room fight and two opposing. n-b-a team owners. end up on the kiss- cam. during tonight's mavericks and clippers game. gary has that and all the sports.coming up >> gary :the 49ers are 2-5 and there are a lot fingers pointed at colin kapernick blame tight end vernon daviswho has been surrounded with trade rumorsreportedly is blaming kap for the 49ers lack of success reports surfaced that vernon davis got into a fight with left tackle joe staley over kaepernick davis is denying any altercation with staley over their quarter- back here's davis today on the locker status >>:i have never been mad at him >>:we are captains and we are leaders and we have to stay together we are on the same page i would not say that there are issues and i think we do a great job as far as keeping a run together --keeping everyone together >> gary :tom brady and the patriors hosting the miami dolphins brady on thursday night games 1st quarter br

davis' lawyer says the audience lasted ten minutes and was just between them. also now saying the pope was with a gay man from argentina and his parter in, as well. >> five are recovering from injuries and severe tush lance today ch the flight was heading from the states to grananda or rather to the states when it hit the bad air, throwing passengers from their seats.

s davis and kuechly have been magnificent. kuechly has tentacles tonight. davis has 12. four-man rush. a flag is thrown. the ball is loose as well. allen got there. the ball was out. allen get there is but it's all about the flag now. >> cris: i think short got a hand on the football. >> referee: holding, offense, number 64. the penalty is declined. second down. >> al: matt tobin. >> cris: there's short right there. that will go right through kelly. >> al: that ball came out. philadelphia recovered. kelce was there. a swing and that's behind sproles. he had some room to roam. now you have a third and 16 from the 5 yard line. >> cris: so much for four down territory. you don't make it here. no question that was a fumble. recovered by philadelphia. >> al: kelce fell on it. third and 16. steps up. low throw. >> cris: uh-oh. >> al: a flag down at the end of the play. bradford went down to the end zone. >> cris: was the ball tipped? >> al: it looked like it was. >> cris: if the ball is tipped there is no interference. >> al: that's the rivera is saying. the officials confer.

s davis and kuechly have been magnificent. kuechly has tentacles tonight. davis has 12. four-man rush. a flag is thrown. the ball is loose as well. allen got there. the ball was out. allen get there is but it's all about the flag now. >> cris: i think short got a hand on the football. >> referee: holding, offense, number 64. the penalty is declined. second down. >> al: matt tobin. >> cris: there's short right there. that will go right through kelly. >> al: that ball came out. philadelphia recovered. >> cris: recovered it, yeah. kelce was there. a swing and that's behind sproles. he had some room to roam. now you have a third and 16 from the 5 yard line. >> cris: so much for four down territory. you don't make it here. no question that was a fumble. recovered by philadelphia. >> al: kelce fell on it. third and 16. steps up. low throw. >> cris: uh-oh. >> al: a flag down at the end of the play. bradford went down to the end zone. >> cris: was the ball tipped? >> al: it looked like it was. >> cris: if the ball is tipped there is no interference. >> al: that's the rivera is s

we've now learned before leaving the u.s., the pope met with kim davis. the clerk sent to jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses to gay couples. she says the pope giving her these rosaries, thanking her for her courage. tonight, the exclusive interview describing that meeting with the pope and here's abc's paula faris. >> reporter: today, so many questions about what happened behind those doors in washington. that secret meeting with controversial kentucky clerk kim davis. >> it was really very humbling to even think that he would want to, you know, meet me or know me. >> reporter: davis, such a divisive figure. an elected official who went to jail after refusing to issue marriage licenses to gay couples, when the supreme court made marriage a right nationwide. >> under whose authority are you not issuing licenses? >> under god's authority. >> reporter: davis herself married four times. i recently asked her if her right to religious freedom trumps another person's legal right to wed. >> for me, it's a heaven or hell issue. i feel if i issue a licens

channel 13's justin surrency is just back from davis county with the story...justin? senior davis county high school cross country runner zach hougland's dream of being district champion went from reality to nightmare in about five minutes at yesterday's class 2-a state qualifying meet... on thursday davis county runner zach hougland thought he'd become the first in school history to finish in first place at a district meet...after being praised by teammates and coaches for qualifying for state, zach noticed an opposing runner...garret hinson from mediapolis collapsing on the course and struggling to finish the race. zach says when no medical attention was given to the runner he ran onto the course to help him finish...the iowa high school athletic association says a national runner from assisting another and disqualified both zach and garret from the race...while he and his coach say they fully understand the rule, zach says sportsmanship mattered far more than his individual accomplishment... "if you show good sportsmanship, if you are there because you love what yo

the vatican now said davis and her lawyer got it wrong. and we're learning about another private meeting adding to the intrigue. we get details from >> reporter: pope francis in america. widely-praised visit, but less than 48 hours after he landed back in rome, news that raised some eyebrows. a meeting with kim davis, the controversial kentucky county clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. a visit she described an abc. >> i hugged him and he hugged me and he said thank you for your courage. >> reporter: a visit praised by conservatives but disappointing to supporters of same-sex marriage. now an extraordinary statement from the veteran approved by francis himself clarifying his meeting with davis should not be considered a form of support of her position in all of its particular and complex aspects. the vatican down-playing davis' visit saying she was one of dozens who met with the pope in washington. >> pope francis is, as we know, very adept and politically savvy and will not allow himself to get entangled in l

davis. i -- i think that he was extremely surprised. i was. i was very surprised.rom the very beginning that this was not something that came naturally from the pope as an invitation. when things started to come out was when i realized i think that i know who was behind this. and i -- and i honestly wouldn't have said anything would it have been that the vatican press office released that statement and somehow the press got a hold on me. and to me, and to me was that is basically what happened. >> e.j. dionne, thanks for joining us tonight. yayo grassi, thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank you, lawrence. >> just to learn the pope is e-mailing his friends about getting together is one of the big revelations of tonight. thank you very much, mr. grassi. >> thank you, lawrence. thank you for having me. >>> coming up, patrick kennedy breaks his silence and talks about what he calls the kennedy code of silence in a new book about his life and his life with his father, ted kennedy. put up ? but the quicksilver card from capital one likes to keep it simple. real simple.

luke kuechly, thomas davis were incredible in there. benwikere playing on the slot against jordan matthews. made some plays. jared allen came up with a big sack. short was halfway to honolulu. i have to keep up with where the pro bowl is. >> al: taiwan. we'll find out. can't run the clock all the way out. they were already in field goal range. this is a major disaster strikes. stewart. running a play. a little over a minute remains in the fourth quarter. >> al: >> cris: isn't it interesting. you have to have a team that's undefeated now oldle schooling it. this thing is definitely made in the image of ron river that who says we'll run it when we want, when we have to and when they know we have to. this is a physical, beat 'em up kind of a team. >> al: rivera happy to make a time-out. they can run a play. you have 20 or so seconds left. >> cris: how about the playmakers tonight? thomas dais has been all over. when he gets there, some of the biggest hits of the night. kuechly flying over the top. you can't beat him to the top. short insid

tonight, viola davis, from " the martian," michael pena. the boston fish guys, and music from slightly stoopid with cleto and the cletones. and now, how are you, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: very nice. thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. i appreciate that. i think i have a feeling i know why you're all so excited. today is national coffee day. did you know that? [ cheers and applause ] i tell you something, i tried a cup, it's pretty good. it really is. it tastes like a mixture of tea and cigarette butts. coffee for those who don't know is an ingredient in the milkshakes they serve at starbucks. millions of americans drank coffee this morning like we always do. according to a survey conducted by staples 37% of american workers cannot get dressed for work until they have a cup of coffee. which raises an interesting question. why is staples conducting surveys about when we're getting dressed? i mean, aren't those perverts supposed to be selling office supplies? a bunch of coffee chains

pope francis gave davis a rosary and asked for her prayers. >> right now the people who keep you safe in an event like a hurricane is getting vital training in georgia. task force one is learning the best ways to rescue people for things like major storms or trift attacks. we have a lot of major weather on our door steps and you may be wondering who is manning the phones? for every one in georgia, there is another one in maryland paid for by federal dollars and most are expected to come basic friday anyway because of the impending storms. >>> we're still tracking hurricane joakim tonight. right now, the category 2 storm is east of the bahamas, up gr e graded to 3, as we mentioned, strong surf pounding the beaches there. the islands are bracing for strong winds and heavy rains as joakim inches closer before turning north possibly thre threatening the east coast and u.s. you said that storm track will keep changing the next few days. >> it's still centered over us. the center is almost a worst case scenario for us. i don't think that's happening with the storm. we will talk about that i

cotton davis. cotton davis, extroverted, full of gags and witty sayings." cotton davis ended up giving sonkin and todd a lot of material for songs. he became infamous for them in the time they were in the camp. anyone that comes now to research the time, and they do a wonderful job of introducing who these individual people were, so it is not just a mass of 350,000 okies. it is individual stories that have been a superb job of recording. that is why the library of congress has collected these materials. we have a number of photographs in our dust bowl migration archives. most of the photographs were taken by a photographer in ventura. almost all of the photographs are officially farm security administration photographs of life in the migrant camps of california. a few examples that are quite telling include this sign from the u.s. department of agriculture farm security administration identifying the farmworkers community that exists that these children are posing in front of. charles todd and robert sonkin collected songs and stories, and this photograph s

basically said hey, they've got that al davis vibe. you can vote whatever you want, we've been trying for 14 years. >> there are a lot of fingers to be pointed. the spanos family deserves all the credit in the world for trying for 14 years. against remarkable odds to, get something done. >> and here you go. the video of the chargers and the raiders. he's saying we're leaving! no matter what the owners say. could this actually happen? could these teams share a stadium? division rivals? >> that is a bizarre situation. part of me thinks if the raiders wanted to share a stadium, they would move 30 miles down the peninsula and share a stadium with the 49ers. rather than more than 300 miles down south to san diego. in terms of two teams sharing stadium, it could happen, but it'd be very bizarre. >> not all three though. >> raiders, charges, or the rams. > >> we are streaming the town hall for you tonight at 7:00. >>> still nice outside, wean changes are coming. but it's a beautiful day today. >> after a cool start, lots of sunshine, and temp

viola davis, michael pena, and music from slightly stoopid on the way. i mentioned before, two fishermen from the boston area have caught not only a giant fish but the attention and admiration of all the world. for those of you just tuning in this is just a bit of their big catch. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> look at this [ bleep ] thing we've got here! oh, man! holy [ bleep ]! this is going on [ bleep ] 25 news tonight. holy [ bleep ]! look at you [ bleep ]. oh, my god, jay, look at him. he's trying to get away. >> what kind of fhsh is it? >> who the [ bleep ] knows. it's moby dick. >> jimmy: all right, gentlemen. from massachusetts on our big cisco screen, please say hello to mikey bergin and jay foster. >> what's up, jim? >> jimmy: what's happening? >> oh, man. this is crazy, huh? >> jimmy: this is pretty crazy. you guys were out on a boat and now here you are on television. >> yes. can you believe this [ bleep ]? >> jimmy: well, i enjoyed your video immensely. you look exactly as i imagined you would. [ laughter ] exactly. >> i sound like a bum! >> jimmy: h

staley and davis hugged it out, davis pretty much denied the drama. and these are the top recruiting classes, cal ranked seventh, the golden bears will show case that talent tomorrow night in the scrimmage, including the local star, ivan rap. >> it is exciting to get to the fans in the cal community. >> and finally, crazy pac-12 football game tonight oregon state and arizona tied. more news after the break. >>> before we leave we want to give you updated numbers now on our breaking news right now. again this is happening in the westin in downtown palo alto, near stanford university. eight people have been rushed to stanford and el camino hospitals. the question is when will this hotel be given the all-clear? into n >> now the guests were complaining of an irritating smell. the hazmat crews are looking for the source of that. they looked at the first floor of the garage, now they are at the second floor and trying to figure out exactly what caused the people to have those respiratory problems. >> we'll hope to have an update for you early. thank you. >

was that the state will be seeking the death penalty in this case. >> davis would only try darlie foreath, since victims under age 6 qualify for the death penalty. >> the reason they try for one murder, is if she's found innocent they can try her for the second one. that's a way for the state to load up a double-barrel shotgun. >> given the media circus in dallas the trial was moved to kerrville, texas. >> why that was agreed to is really unfathomable to me. >> the second chair on darlie's defense was raised in kerrville. >> doug mulder always says to me, mosty, if i ever get murdered, i want you to promise that my murderer will get tried in kerr county. >> on january 6, 1997, darlie's trial began. her family who had all been called as witnesses were banned from the court. but darin's aunt sandy slipped under the radar. >> darlie lynn had asked me, would you lease come to the trial? i had never been to a trial in my life. all i'd seen was perry mason. i didn't know what to expect. >> there was nobody in that courtroom other than me. >> true crime novelist barbara davis who would later

. >>> the meeting between kim davis and the pope. why. we are the largest and most diverse school district in america! yet we are one! one point one million students! one thousand eight hundred schools! sharing one common goal. help all kids succeed. we're new york city public school teachers. taking learning to the next level. and parents and the community are on board! all coming together... ...as one. to celebrate the passion and promise of our public schools. >>> don't forget to follow us on facebook and like our page. you can find us at facebook.com/new york. >>> a mass shooting on the campus of a community college. nine people were killed, seven injured after a gunman opened fire in the classroom. cbs2 news's danielle nottingham reports from roseburg, oregon. >> reporter: investigators spent the night going through the apartment of 26-year-old chris harper mercer the gunman who killed nine people and injured seven thursday on the campus of umpqua community college in roseburg, oregon. >> as a result they located a number of firearms

davis is in jail. >> we find pete polson guilty with attempt to murder mark mitchell. shaina: a polk county jury finds pete polson guilty and last november's shooting spree. mark mitchell was the first victim shot in the abdomen but the jury went with lesser offensive with the others. elizabeth: he was found guilty of assault with intent to inflict various injury. as well as matt stephenson who police say was shot at five times but was missed by just inches. those assault charges are can paolson did not show much emotion but the family and the courtroom was in tears. the victims say they did not want to comment. secondly whitehill said here -- zachary whitehill is trying to assess what happened. shaina: the jury continues to deliberate and the trial of two ron paul presidential campaign aides. an endorsement. jesse benton faces one count amazing -- making false charges and dimitri kesari faces charges of obstruction. both have pleaded not guilty. altoona police have increased patrols near an elementary school after two men offered candy to students and asked him to get