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so like derrick and omni mentioned, we engage various partners, community partners and usf researchers and those in the school boards and different high schools in san francisco as well as supervisor mar and the small business commission and one of the activities that our group did with the dyc and the institute, we were able to do like an e-mail campaign and engage, you know, community partners that would normally not have been engaged prior and teach them about former e-mail writing, how you can't say what's up supervisor. you have to have a formal process and do a campaign and actually blast out the message that this is very important to various partners, and with very, very high response, so l accompanied me with a few other youth members to actually do some legislative visits before the board vote and i think engaging new partners and engaging partners like us is a huge part of the coalition and apart of the health department and all of our work and i think it was very, very highly received because when we came into the legislative office at city hall, and different supervisors sa

derrick? >> reporter: that's right, terry. he is on a long road to recovery, but he's doing it with friends, family and co-workers here at highland hospital here in oakland. mitchell ow is still in the intensive care unit but now able to wreath on his own. we saw a steady stream of firefighters and friends coming to highland hospital to visit the 28-year veteran of the oakland fire department. it was yesterday al was driving a rescue fire fighting rig during a training exercise when the rig flipped. he was rushed here in critical condition. colleagues say it is a huge relief to know he's able to breathe on his own, and he is doing better. >> when i saw him yesterday, you know, he was intubated. now he's taken off the breathing tube. that's always a good sign. he's resting. and what the most important thing is now, just for him to recover, and have all the swelling and everything go down. >> reporter: while he is resting, investigators now working to figure out why the rig flipped. that training apparently goes on every month.

i'm derrick smith and i'm with the tobacco free committee and it's apart of your promotion branch. i'm here with the health department itself, but i'm here with our colleagues who are the community partners. can we ask the public that is in conversation to try to vacate the room so we can hear the next presentation, thank you. >> thank you. so we're here with partners. here's jessica and nguyen who has been leading projects and ali who is a staffer in san francisco. speaker: we're here today just to give you a little brief update. particularly about local legislation related to e-cigarettes. have you been on this since introducing a legislation. e-cigarettes matter and they fit into a fixture on smoking and health. i would like to tell you about projected. we partnered these people. they're local leaders and they're the people who move the city forward as far as making services a health a place. we provide resources and data and that sort of thing. our paradigm has been to address tobacco use so it's changing the world and changing san francisco one item at a time. i'm sure you've

. >> next, what do derrick and the barcode have in common. answer when we come back. >>> so what do you get the man who literally has everything - fame, success, a small fortune, not to mention five world series rings. i'm talking about derrick jooeter, the new york yankee short stop. he turned 40, making it a year of milestones, he's marking his 20th and final year, bringing an end to an historic career. he has $9 million in endorsements, and total earnings are $350 million. where does he go from here? how much money is waiting for him when he hangs up his cleats. let's ask wayne mcdonald, a professor of the business of baseball at new york university. thank you so much for coming. here is a fun one. derrick jooeter, fan favourite. it will be a sad day when he leaves. what is his legacy. >> he'll go down as an iconic player, an iconic baseball players of all history, not just for his on the field accomplishments, but what he has done off the field. >> it's a big deal that he's leaving - for him, i imagine, as well, giving up the money that h

derrick johnson, the president of the mississippi naacp. and national co-chair of the mississippi freedom schumer 50th anniversary efforts. saket soni, the e.d. of the new orleans workers center for racial justice and the national guest worker's alliance. mayor steve benjamin. the first black mayor of columbia, south carolina, since reconstruction. and as we call her, mtk, maria teresa kumar, the president of voto latino. before stacey comes up, i want to talk to you for a few seconds about this report. when you read true south, what you'll see is that changes here in the south, we are transforming very rapidly and quite frankly if more people paid more attention, we could transform faster still. let's be clear. the region these days is really typified in many ways, when it gets into the national press by voter suppression, attempts to really, if you will, put in state level latino exclusion acts. like the chinese exclusion act that we fought after the civil war. very targeted bills put in place to make it very difficult for immigrants of c

derrick norris hit two, three-run homers on married and now did it again on father's day. jeter playing in his final home game, and that is all of the love he got. as i mentioned, he crushes a three-run shot in the first. and then in the second, coco crisp and a three-run shot of his own. it is his fifth of the season. the bottom of four and he snaps an 0 for 33 -- no, gentry getting beamed in the head and they score on that run. the a's will go on to win it 10-5. they host texas tomorrow night. rockies trying to sweep the giants on father's day. tula wit ski crushes the homerun. we did the story earlier and then act like nothing happens top of four and the foul tip right in the mask of buster posey. after back to back jacks, madison bumgarner with a shot of his own. giants up 6-3. the bull pen -- bull pen struggles. he takes lopez opposite ways. giants lose it 8-7 and are swept at home for the first time this year losing six of the last seven at home. world cup soccer coming up later in the newscast and stay tuned for some futbol. >> wouldn't go anywhere. >> sticking with

what stephen derrick talked about -- what steve, derrick, and saket talk about.we are trying to bring those together. voter registration in the context of seeing something happen. as much as there is a time tax, there's a cost to not voting. if you do not know you are paying that cost, it is like having a credit card balance you never look out. we are a state that is a little ahead of louisiana and mississippi in terms of poverty, but not by much. we have a few more people so we skew the data. we face all of the things that face every other state in the south. if we change the dynamics this year, we sent a signal for 2016 and 2018 and for 2020. 2020 is the year every southern state should have their eye on. you get to decide who is going to draw the map for the next generation. if we can start that conversation today and start thinking about it today, we sent a signal that ben talked about. investing in the south makes sense. if you want a long-term return on your investment, this is the year to pay attention. if elections get done well this year and we see the r

what stephen derrick talked about -- what steve, derrick, and saket talk about.we are trying to bring those together. voter registration in the context of seeing something happen. as much as there is a time tax, there's a cost to not voting. if you do not know you are paying that cost, it is like having a credit card balance you never look out. if you keep running up that tab, it is going to come due. we are trying to have conversations with neighbors, how do you register your friends to vote and talk to them about why letting matters. those of us who vote for a living and know how to vote, we assume everybody else does. talk about it on a granular level and talk about the outcome and you start to see a lot of change. the other piece, in georgia and the last decade, more than 1.5 million people moved into the state. the vast majority of whom were people of color. they are new to georgia. for us, the next election is the first time they have had a chance to really see what we have a few more people so we skew the data. we face all of the things that face every oth

what stephen derrick talked about -- what steve, derrick, and saket talk about.we are trying to bring those together. voter registration in the context of seeing something happen. as much as there is a time tax, there's a cost to not voting. if you do not know you are paying that cost, it is like having a credit card balance you never look out. if you keep running up that tab, it is going to come due. we are trying to have conversations with neighbors, how do you register your friends to vote and talk to them about why letting matters. those of us who vote for a living and know how to vote, we assume everybody else does. talk about it on a granular level and talk about the outcome and you start to see a lot of change. the other piece, in georgia and the last decade, more than 1.5 million people moved into the state. the vast majority of whom were people of color. they are new to georgia. for us, the next election is the first time they have had a chance to really see what we have a few more people so we skew the data. we face all of the things that face every oth

good morning derrick. >> reporter: good morning. that is right. and no doubt security will be tight here at the courthouse as that former bart officer takes the stand. it has been more than five years since an unarmed oscar grant was shot and killed here. since that time he has paid out more than $3 million for his death. his father who was behind barba for his murder, his attorney questions how close the father and son were and in return questions his true intensions for filing this suit. attempts to settle the case have gone unsuccessful and grant's father is asking for unspecified damages. he will be taking the stand at 10:15 this morning. he has maintained a very low profile but we will be in court and tell you what happens. he is expected to tell you what happened back in 2009. live for today in the bay. >> new this morning, san francisco police are trying to track down the driver who hit a person in the road overnight. officers say they saw a car hit somebody on eddy street just before 11:00 last night. the car then took off. they ran after

state representative derrick smith has been convicted of taking a payoff. and with the conviction, smith automatically loses his house seat. the f-b-i set up a sting, in which a man claiming to represent a daycare operator asked for a letter of recommendation from smith, so the operator could get a state grant. a week after smith wrote the letter, he was recorded receiving 7 thousand dollars in cash. >> take care of people and serve them. that's what i was doing. serving the people. >> of chicago is a difficult town to overcome the presumption that all public officials are doing something wrong. >> i think here in the crime as occurs as it develops, i think that's persuasive. >> he could get 30 years in prison. >> federal agents raided 19 charter schools run by a company headquartered in des plaines. the f-b-i says it's investigating "concept schools" in connection with an ongoing white collar crime. the department of education and f-c-c were also involved in the raids last wednesday. concept has three schools in chicago and one in peoria, as well as school

derrick occurring. in 2009 mr. sin country had to say he had no basis for withholding documents and this city ended up paying $25,000 no city attorney fees now mr. syncountry if sustained it is contradicting little public documents. according to our website quote the commission provides records in ethics matters unquote unquote and contrary to your mission to practice and promote the highest standards of ethnical behavior in government. the mission goes on to say in order to accomplish that the commission shall enforce the campaign finances and open government laws. the commission shall should is question the action by mr. syncountry has he not experimented your decision making process and the brown acts about president chiu public meetings he defied the task force and took it upon himself to defend the layout then when he lost he brought an appeal on his own all could have been resolved if brought before the commission before litigation. thank you >> i'm pete arrest warrant field the director of the library associ

. >> i'm derrick i'm a 25 year receipt of the square neighborhood. to address some of the comments that my neighbors have put forth it's high time this park gets done it is a fabulous park i'm glad the historic preservation commission is going to restore it the mrarnt and the fondle and the trees and the alamo's association has had this area looked like and many of the mraernts are dead or dying and diseased they need to be replaced with similar things that enhance the park assumes facts not in evidence the wild nature you mub looking the reason the park was built the park and the rest of the city parks with a reaction to the golden gate park historically those parks were form places for people to enjoy the parks and stay on the walkways daily we have people climbing on the trees and daily branches come off the trees we have a problem with homeless it's a problem we all face every commission meeting everyday as we walk our streets the homeless are not a disease if the homeless use the restroom as they currently do i feel it's a compact at things to p

derrick occurring. regarding the closed session issue. the sunshine ordinance section 67.10 provides that a policy body may but in the required to hold closed sessions. it cites 3 requirements based on the advice of legal council and a motion in open section to excerpt the attorney-client and 3 when discussion this open section will unvalidly prejudice the city. how would a discussion in open section in closed session harm the city in both cases they're applying practically over. the real question is whether the commission will support the directors but isn't that would public comments should address and isn't that something that the commissioners should speak to in open session. and shouldn't the advice from the city attorney be in writing and if so where is it. another reason why openly discussed draft reviews by the council should be preferred is because should drafts are commonly rectified openly at boards meetings and board committee meetings and even the planning commission. the draft is openly decided in other settings so why is it

derrick johnson from the naacp of mississippi. thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, what's the biggest change ever to the "national geographic" atlas to the world besides the breakup of the ussr? i'll tell you next. >>> plus, our second installment of the "all in america" series. that's still ahead. >>> behold, children, the majesty of springfield glacier. crane your neck skyward to behold its icy glory. >> what happened to the glacier? it's nearly melted. this must be due to global warming. >> young lady, the federal government's position on global warming is that it does not exist. this glacier is doing just fine. >> no, it isn't. it's a lump of sludge. look at it. >> i have a little girl just like you at home. that's where she stays. at home. >> you know what other glaciers aren't doing so great? well, actually most of them. "national geographic" announcing their upcoming atlas is going to feature, quote, the biggest visible change other than the breakup of the ussr. that change is a whole lot less arctic ice since much of t

in 2013, arkansas inmate derrick estell left the big house through a small window, just one foot tallveral weeks later, two florida inmates walked out the front door after forging release paperwork. in all cases, the inmates were recaptured, making an escape but not a getaway. in this case, all three men were in jail awaiting trial. police say the key to finding the inmates is finding the helicopter. they are working with local airports to do that. mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> the three men were arrested on drug trafficking and gangsterism charges. is there really gangsterism. >> gangsterism. interesting charges. >> sounds funny. one is facing murder charges. the other two are facing murder and conspiracy to commit murder. >> serious charges. this second time in 15 months that inmates have escaped a quebec facility with the use of a chopper. isn't that crazy? >> it's nuts. they did end up catching those guys. >>> up next, broadway's best. the tony a ♪ skinny so skinny >> skinny time. we start with the tony awards. the winners and performances that brought down the house.

derrick shore has the mixed reaction to the new numbers. >> watch out! >> they are beautiful and can be deadly. in a new report shows that will may be more white sharks, hundreds more. >> it was back in 2011, a study caused major concerns reporting just 200 white sharks were left off the california coast. according to a new report, that number is likely actually closer to 2,000 white sharks. ten times as many. >> you need white sharks. you really need them. >> john is a shark scientist at the california academy of scien science. he says while some debate the numbers are correct he's confident the first study was wrong. >> they are more cautious in their methodology and i think this number is the correct number. >> the great whites could remain unendangered helping fishermen. >> there are ways to prevent the death of white sharks in fishing nets. >> what about the switching and surfing with these predators? >> a little discerning when you see sales out there with you. >> it's their home and ocean. >> when you consider there are two, three, maybe four at m

derrick norris supplies the tag. later that inning and nelson cruise tries to steal home and cruise is out. the a's took the lead in the 11th. 4-3 is the final. he is 10 games away from 500. the giants played host to the mets off the disabled list and matt cain did not allow a hit until the 6th. he struck out three over seven innings. new york finally broke through with a man on. daniel murphy goes deep to right and just like that it was 2-1 mets. then in the eighth they regain the lead on this two-run blast by buster posey. his eighth of the season and it is 4-2 giants. san francisco improves to a major league best 40-21. the nba finals continue on sunday, but will lebron james and the air conditioning bulldog: [yawning] it's finally morning! i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event is ending soon. i'll have first pick from the huge selection of tempur-pedic mattresses. then, i'll get to choose $300 in pillows, sheets, and other free gifts. on top of that, up to 48 months inte

derrick fish certain. >>ing his new home. five years and 25mill, wow. rangers up 1-0. they charge the net and punches it in. a couple minutes later and brown on the breakaway. the shorthanded goal and still 2-1 new york. time running out in the third. rangers huge break. triples through the legs of lunquist and this close to tieing it up. rangers survive to play yet another game. they win it 2-1. still down in the series. game in l.a. on friday. the host of brazil meeting croatia. wow they are happy. here is a look at the plane the brazilian team will use to travel to their games. the art work designed by two brazilian graffiti artists who used 1200 cans of spray paint. i am not sure if this is the likeness of one of the brazilian players. the guy with the big nose there. but he is all over this plane. maybe that's the guy. i don't know. i am confused, but it is

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derrick norris supplies the tag. that inning and nelson cruise tries to steal home and cruise is out. the a's took the lead in the 11th. 4-3 is the final. he is 10 games away from 500. the giants played host to the mets off the disabled list and matt cain did not allow a hit until the 6th. he struck out three over seven innings. new york finally broke through with a man on. daniel murphy goes deep to right and just like that it was 2-1 mets. then in the eighth they regain the lead on this two-run blast by buster posey. his eighth of the season and it is 4-2 giants. san francisco improves to a major league best 40-21. the nba finals continue on sunday, but will lebron james and the air conditioning announcer: babies who are talked to from the time they're born.. are more likely to have a successful future. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words they hear, the greater their chances ofool and getting into trouble. talk. read. s

derrick fish certain. >>ing his new home. five years and 25mill, wow. rangers up 1-0.ge the net and punches it in. a couple minutes later and brown on the breakaway. the shorthanded goal and still 2-1 new york. time running out in the third. rangers huge break. triples through the legs of lunquist and this close to tieing it up. rangers survive to play yet another game. they win it 2-1. still down in the series. game in l.a. on friday. the host of brazil meeting croatia. wow they are happy. here is a look at the plane the brazilian team will use to travel to their games. the art work designed by two brazilian graffiti artists who used 1200 cans of spray paint. i am not sure if this is the likeness of one of the brazilian players. the guy with the big nose there. but he is all over this plane. maybe that's the guy. i don't know. i am confused, but it is colorful. >> it does stand out. i'm dan ashley. for larry beil and sandhya patel, we appreciate your time. abc news continues on-line, twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices. our next newscast is at 4:30 tomorr

pinch hitter derrick norris. have a season why don't you? three one shot. more norris in the 8th inning. two run double. he and john jaso combined would be an mvp candidate. the as tie the giants now for best record in baseball. >>> we effect perfected a sharks shakeup. didn't expect it to extend to the broadcast booth. long time analyst drew romando will not return to the 14th season on the mike. the team decided not to renew his contract. >>> can't have a tuesday night without the tuesday night top five. number five world cup. the russian keeper, igor. they give yo the gloves. korea and russia played to a draw. how to you pass 15 innings? this tcu player wears many hats. virginia beat them in 15. number 3, coco. how about that catch? that is pretty. number two. petaluma's own jonny gomes. no idea where the baseball is. fortunately, brock holt does. that is called having your teammate's back. number one, we bring it full circle. not her, this guy. guiellermo. for mexico. they get a 0-0 draw against brazil in the world cup. more news coming up next. ,,,,,,,

"eyewitness news" at city hall, commissioner derrick sawy era pointed ten fire fighters and officials, mayor nutter administered the oath. >>> you can escape awe new park has opened in philadelphia but it is only here for a limited time. we will tell what you makes this urban oasis unique. >>> also on the way at 6:00 a change in the air, what can soon be at new jersey beaches, kathy? >>> we are looking a head to clear skies tonight and that bodes well for weekend, but then it gets steamy and stormy, plus the forecast for the fourth of july, i'll that have coming up. hi beasley. >>> nhl draft begins tonight and it is being held right here in philadelphia, i'll tell how flyers may be looking at and nba draft is in the books. we will hear from the sixers gm about the team's future prospects. later in sports. good morning nelly! woah. hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow!

jackson told reporters that oklahoma thunder veteran guard derrick fisher was on his list of candidates to coach the knicks next season. just one problem, fisher is still under contract with the thunder. >>> spectators, they got some action. a little too close for comfort in south africa's marathon. watch this as a car crashes into the guardrail. there it is again. nearly hits the people sitting there. luckily quick reaction was just enough and no one got hurt. >>> to high school track in new jersey. jaril peppers blew past the competition. the university of michigan football recruit easily beat the next closest runner by nearly a half second. >>> and look at this pitch by tadana of the japanese pacific league. what was that? he catches the batter off guard, but the ump calls it a ball. dara? >> "early today" brought to you by just for men mustache and beard, champions of facial hair. >> dara, back to you? >> thank you, betty. >>> the new "star wars" signed some big names. and the winningest woman in jeopardy. find out the answer that stopped her next. ♪ here's a good one seattle... wha

. >>> derrick fisher could be heading to the big apple to coach the new york knicks.duled a press conference for later today to make a, quote, major announcement. according to yahoo! sport, the two sides are in the process of finalizing a five-year, $20 million deal. >>> i did not pick the men to win in my bracket. of course neither did anybody else. >> he's got jokes, that president. during uconn's celebratory visit to the white house, both men's and women's teams were invited for winning their ncaa championship. this is the second time both teams won in the same year and still the only school to do so, very impressive. >>> so check this underwater performance out at a south korean aquarium. a diver performed a routine with a soccer ball to show support for the national team at the 2014 world cup. he had the crowd into it, but the fish, yeah, not so much. dara, back to you. >> thanks so much, betty. >>> just ahead, paul mccartney cancels more concert dates. >>> last night this happened on "jimmy fallon." you're watching "early today." vahave dry intimate skin.ey turn

. >> reporter: at the vc summer nuclear station a massive derrick splits the summer skies part of the project to build the first two nuclear reactors in the united states in 30 years. at the peak, the project will employ 3,500 construction workers but they're looking to hire a permanent workforce for another big job. >> we're going to bring on about 800 total work earls to support the staffing for our operating plants. >> reporter: it's three or four years before the reactors come online but the chief nuclear officer says hiring started five years ago. >> we wanted to make sure we did was we brought in the right people at the right time. so, initially, we are going to be doing a lot of training and a lot of instruction so we hired instructors first. >> reporter: those instructors now train nuclear operators at a simulator built on the 240-acre site. the start of training to receive throughout their careers. they have hired more than half of the 800 workers but still needs engineers, mechanics, technicians and chemists. the nuclear energy institute says starting salaries about $52,000.

. >> i hope i did not beat derrick to the punch -- he mentioned civil rights advocacy years ago. many moons ago. >> the 40th anniversary -- >> i was the youngest of the group. [laughter] >> he was not. i will tell you, if you look at the schwerners, the goodmans and the chaneys. if you look at 25 years ago and the capacity to effect social change that you have now. what we were able to do 25 years ago or 50 years ago pales in comparison. the advent of technology. you are smarter than we are. you are brighter and much more digital. it is amazing what one person sitting in their dorm room, how they can touch millions of people, if not billions, with just the click of a mouse. it is amazing. all of you have wonderful ideas. think of tapping into existing organizations or starting your own. whether it happens to be. this is basic math. we have to capitalize on before 2020. >> freedom summer was not about a bunch of old men and women. it was about students who organized across states. hollis watkins was 17. they thought bob was old. the rest were between 17 and 21. at spellman, columb

that is according to the incoming fire commissioner derrick sawyer. crews remaced the routes and workers found more areas that still need repair. once work is finished it should take a couple weeks for inspectors to clear crew toss return. always nice to walk by that firehouse. >>> fashion mogul torre birch returns to philadelphia tome power entrepreneurness our area. >> "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has that story. >> reporter: hometown girl and self-made designer torey birch is back in philadelphia. >> i never imagined where it would be today and i actually wanted to open one shop and five-year plan of three more. >> reporter: according to forbes magazine, torey is worth a billion dollars and talk about her rise from the fashion industry. >> if it noise the the scary on your heart doesn't race you are not dreaming big enough. >> reporter: they are partnering with bank of america offering mentorships and millions in low interest loans so businesses can grow, and hire and jump start the local economy. >> we are hearing more and more women ent

immigration with derrick morgan of the heritage foundation. and your money, a $2 billion allocation for the job corps training program, david has been following that for the washington post. that's all tomorrow morning, on c-span's washington journal, 7 a.m. eastern time. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> coming up this morning on c-span, "newsmakers" with buck mckeon. it then president obama announcing his plans are u.s. troops in afghanistan tuesday be on the conclusion of all combat missions. that is followed by the president commencement address at the military academy. is pleased to" welcome back chairman of the committee,d services buck mckeon pearland lynn introduce our two reporters. donna cassata covers the congress and defense issues for press and jay michaels. welcome. donna, we will start with you. >> the president gave a speech at west point this past week in the possibility of arming and training syrian rebels who have been fighting forces loyal to

derrick morgan at the heritage foundation talks about the prospects of immigration legislation and how it could impact the economy. washington post reporter david baron bold examines the job corps, described as the most expensive single job training program in the labor department. it we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> special operations commander raven. he is a u t graduate. he described long swims through shark infested waters and wallowing in cold blood as part of the seals hell week. this is arguments. minutes. 20 >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you, president powers. members of the faculty. members of the faculty, family and friends, and most importantly a class of 2014. [applause] it is indeed an honor for me to be here tonight. it has been almost 37 years to the day that i graduated from u.t. i remember a lot of things about that day. i remember i had a throbbing headache from a party the night before. [applause] i remember i had a serious girlfriend who i later m

derrick fish certain. >>ing his new home. five years and 25mill, wow. rangers up 1-0.. a couple minutes later and brown on the breakaway. the shorthanded goal and still 2-1 new york. time running out in the third. rangers huge break. triples through the legs of lunquist and this close to tieing it up. rangers survive to play yet another game win it 2-1. still down in the series. game in l.a. on friday. the host of brazil meeting croatia. wow they are happy. here is a look at the plane the brazilian team will use to travel to their games. the art work designed by two brazilian graffiti artists who used 1200 cans of spray paint. i am not sure if this is the likeness of one of the brazilian players. the guy with the big nose there. but he is all over this plane. maybe that's the guy. m am confused, but it is colorful. >> it does stand out. i'm dan ashley. for larry beil and sandhya patel, we appreciate your time. abc news continues on-line, twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices. our next newscast is at 4:30 tomorrow morning. tune in and stay tuned. right now on

what stephen derrick talked about -- what steve, derrick, and saket talk about.we are trying to bring those together. voter registration in the context of seeing something happen. as much as there is a time tax, there's a cost to not voting. if you do not know you are paying that cost, it is like having a credit card balance you never look out. if you keep running up that tab, it is going to come due. we are trying to have conversations with neighbors, how do you register your friends to vote and talk to them about why letting matters. those of us who vote for a living and know how to vote, we assume everybody else does. talk about it on a granular level and talk about the outcome and you start to see a lot of change. the other piece, in georgia and the last decade, more than 1.5 million people moved into the state. the vast majority of whom were people of color. they are new to georgia. for us, the next election is the first time they have had a chance to really see what transformation can do. we are a state that is a little ahead of louisiana and mississippi in

derrick >>> angels pitcher called the a's lucky saying, "it's stupid how the game goes their way."assy, anaheim. derek norris not playing after taking a bat to the head from manny machado yesterday, had to be the worst game of josh donaldson's career, 0-4 at the plate, three strikeouts, three errors, this one allowing a runner to get to second base. a few batters later mike trout originally ruled a two-run homer but after replay changed to a run scoring double. 3-1 for l.a. three strikeouts in the 9th, angels winning 4-1 and that was all luck. >>> former giant matt williams returning to san francisco as skipper of the nationals, what a night for ian desmond. he launches a shot off brian vogelsong. wilson ramos scores. vogelsong gave up six runs in six innings. jones comes through in the 7th, three hits, five batted in. nats all over the giants 9-2. stephen strasburg has never lost to the giants. >>> for stanley cup finals at madison square garden in 20 years. jeff carter turns on the red light, a killer for the rangers, 1-0 l.a. 2nd period king on the power play. doty scores making

twenty-five year-old derrick wynn of new castle and lawn mower operator francisco jimenes flores were both kill. the the cause of the accident is still under investigation. >>> "eyewitness news" with exclusive video have the bear in mount laurel, take a look at this, one of the photographers alan wheeler shot this video of the bear roaming around. he came across it on tiehl street. bear went yard to yard and even near busy roads like 295. later he decided to cool off at a nearby pool. authorities don't believe the the the bear poses a danger but they to offer this advice. >> we recommend no following him, no selfies, just going to create a problem if you do a. >> at least two bears wandered into populated areas of south jersey recently and in addition to mount laurel there have been sight goes in evesham, waterford townships. in our 6:00 o'clock hour we will talk to alan wheeler who was able to capture that cool video there, exclusive video for cbs-3. >>> right now a huge ring leaders of the 2012 been gas a taxis on his way to the u is. to face trial. official says this does appear to

i'm derrick shore at city hall. we'll tell you who it is. why some say it's moral disdain. >>> take a look. the wild car chase even for l.a. standards. it turned into an intense manhunt. but ended peacefully late this afternoon. it started around 10:15 this morning when officers tried to stop the man in that red car down below weaving in and out of traffic on an l.a. freeway. he finally pulled over. but he jumped out and you can see there what he's holding. jumped out with an assault rifle and ran through this neighborhood. a few hours later the man suddenly appeared on the roof of this house, still armed with that weapon. he then jumped from roof to roof across this neighborhood. the whole neighborhood was evacuated and local schools were locked down. lapd says the s.w.a.t. had no choice but to gas him out. >> they used bull horns and several other methods of trying to make contact with him. at the point that that was not effective, they deployed tear gas into the residence. >> he was holed up inside of that home there. then you see a few m

they defy video of derrick miller one of the gunmen on monday scratcher earlier this year 3 here's what said then. >>: i feel sorry for any federal agents will try to come in here and push us around or anything like that. i really don't want violence towards them but if they're going to come bring violence to us and then if that's the language they want to speak we will learn it. >>: the couple was kicked out of that branch. and functioning air leto t oneobying you waysante at uversy ofhoen, belve ery ecati- not st os- shou be ilt ound thcare thayou want. imine at. thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. now for the kron4 to report with gabe slate. sponsored by nec to wireless apple's stock tenant fraises under $100 in major security threat to smart phones and as a funny looking flying kart is what's topping headlines 3 here's a look at what's buzzing and tech. if you've ever wanted to own a share of apple this is the time. on friday apple stock was

deputy fire commissioner, derrick soar, takes over for airs tomorrow. >> nice, 5:09. motorcyclist learns important lesson, about keeping an eye on the road. you have to see this video of this frightening crash. >> also, ahead, not one but two bears roaming around local neighborhoods. we have more video of those animals, and we'll tell you where they were last spotted. >> also, is 30th street station about to get a name change? well known local politician whose name could soon go on the train station. >> and are you sick of the rain yet? uh-huh, i am, too. our wet week is not over just yet. kate tracking more storms, but will they be gone in time for the weekend? we'll check traffic and weather together on the 3'sment looking live outside, the >> two bears on the noose camden county. new video of the bears walking across auburn avenue in water for the township. bear eventually went into wharton state forest. an eyewitness describes her encounter with that bear. >> he looked like he was on a sunday stroll. just kind of wandering around. he was probably looking for food.

our guests including derrick and phil. until next time we'll see you online. >> welcome do al jazerra america i am stephanie sy here are the stories we are following for you. you u.s. troops killed in afghanistan, friendly fire could be to blame a shooting outside a high school in oregon. we'll have the latest. >>> if you disarm our population, you are making it easy for another country to come in here and bait us. so therefore it is an act of treason. >>> an al jazerra exclusive. an interview with one of the less vegas shooters before they went on a deadly rampage killing two officers, proof of his anti-government views. ♪ ♪ >>> there has been a school shooting in oregon, and i have just heard that a press conference was given, a students has been killed. the shooting took place in the town of troutdale about 15 miles east of portland. the sheriffs department also says it response today the gunshots at reynolds high school this morning. it was about 8:07 a.m. tactical team are currently evacuating students and staff. poli