dwayne? nothing yet, chief.rese often slept late because of sleeping pills administered by sister marguerite. you think maybe she upped the dose to ensure she slept through the fire? no, it was elodie who tried to save her. elodie? sorry-- sister marguerite. she changed her name when she took holy orders. the lengths women will go to avoid you, dwayne. it wasn't like that. we used to hang out, fool around-- you know. but her parents died when she was 21. motorboat accident. she never got over it. then, not long after, she joined the convent. you think she can be happy? you mean, without you? dwayne, she married christ. you could never compete-- not with the miracles and the father-in-law. ah, but does he have my killer smile? okay. thank you. okay, thank you. the plane ticket we found in therese's box was paid for in cash a week ago by a michael lannon. he bought two tickets to paris-orly-- one for therese and one for him. right, so they were planning to leave the island together. good work, camille. right, then

dwayne-- the nun. what? that's her. the phantom nun. hey! police! ( grunts ) sir, you need to see this. what the hell's going on here? mr. dexter. darling, are you all right? you have no right bringing her here. and what's the charge, hmm? come on, darling, we're going. just a couple of questions before you go, sheila. just got this from c.i.d. in england. we had them run background checks on both of you. sweetheart? what's going on? they know laura as sheila parker, a sussex-based nurse accused of killing her elderly patient. what was it the press dubbed you? the angel of death? it's not how it sounds. he was in pain. you left him the wherewithal to administer a lethal injection, promptly benefited from his will. well, i was never convicted. it never even went to trial. leaving a lot of unanswered questions and you a very rich woman. you even inherited the land you now own on sainte-marie. is this true? i'm not a murderer. look, this was all a long time ago. it has absolutely nothing to do with what's going on now. then tell us, what is going on no

. >> while dempsey searches for a solution for madden military officers rick johnson, dwayne cooley andrcer, have their hands full interviewing other offenders who want a shot at being in the future soldier program. >> cite the pledge. >> i pledge of allegiance -- >> 150 of pendleton's 300 inmates applied. currently, there's only room for three more. >> it's a tight unit. we have to be very careful who we let into the unit. today is the selection interview process. we're going to do our best to screen out any people that might be detrimental to good order and discipline in the unit because we have to protect that. >> why are you requesting to join e-15? >> i would like to get away from negative peers. a lot of negative peers on the unit i'm on now. so i know if i come here i have an opportunity to go home. >> we get up at 4:50 in the morning, will that be a problem. >> no, sir. >> it's a very structured environment. go to bed at the same time. there's no horseplay, absolutely no horseplay. is that going to be a problem? >> no, sir. >> 2100 is lights out, taps. there is no talking. if yo

touchdown in the second quarter when andrew luck is as he drops back, but he ge the throw off to dwayne all for the 20 yard score... 14 colts. but terrelle pryor was a weapon with his feet... nobody open, so he s off. a pick up of 29 yards inside the 35. it lead to a short mcfadden touchdown. p had 112 rushing yards which a franchise record for a quarterback. 14-10 cos in the 4th, pryor to denarius moorr another touchdown and the 1 lead... pryor completed 19 9 passes for 217 yards. luck d company couldn't get anythi going on offense until under 6 minutes to go in the game... he takes off and goes all the y for the 19 yard touchdown. that's your game winner. cos win 21-17... more importanta moral victory for the silved black " " across the bay...18,824 at e coliseum a's down 1-0 in the 3rd when brandon moss goes opposite field...the ball hs off the base of the wall...o runs score as oakland takes a 2-1 lead... the a's scored all r runs in the 3rd inning and t it away early... seth smithh the big blow...a 3 run shoto the right field bleachers, his 8th of the year...a's gn to win it 7- 2..

luck, drops back, throws, hits it off of dwayne for the 20 yard to make it 14-0. but, a weapon with his feet. nobody open, he takes off. >>> a pick up of 29 yards inside of the 35. led to a short touchdown, prior had 112 yards rushing setting a franchise record for a quarterback; to moore for another touchdown and the 17-14 lead. prior completes 19-29. they could not get anything going on offense until 6 minutes in the game. it takes off and goes all of the way for a 19 yard score. that turns out to be the game winner. 41-17. more importantly, a moral victory for the silver and black. >> giving him a chance to win. that is all we can ask of him. there are a lot of people that don't think much of prior or people on this team. but he gave us a chance to win. offense gave him a chance to win. a lot of plays out there today. we were up. so, you know, we got -- we got to pull it out. >> taking you across the bay. baseball, 18,000 at the coliseum. a's down 1-0 are in the 3rd. brandon, opposite field. the ball hits off of the base of the wall. 2 runs score and oakland ta

i'm here on behalf of dwayne johnson, speaking in favor of the group. they contracted us to handle the community outreach side of it which we are happy to do for them and excited about the project. so we ask that you pass this vote for us. thank you for your time. >> next speaker. >> chad randall. >> good afternoon, chairman nolan, members of the board. thanks for the at some point to speak today. i'm the chief operating officer, we are a parking technology company based here in california san diego. we also manufacture these products. today i'm joined by pretty much all the executives management of ips. we are the current provider of the credit card single meters today. certainly the industry is learning a lot from that project as are we as a vendor of technology. we are equally excited to be a part of taking that technology throughout the city. and with the team here, myself included, stand firmly committed to you, the city and this project and to be a very long-term project for the weeks and months ahead. thank you for the opportunity. >> i have a qu

coming up later on our show, we will hear from dwayne lawson brown of metro teen aids on their text-basedcate and get sexually active teens tested. we'll also hear from local rapper dev duff. but first, let's shout out our dj over here. dj illa jams! wassup, illa jams? [music playing] rachel: that's my song, illa jams! but before we get to the fun, let's get serious. a program conducted in 2008 at eight high schools found that 13% of about 3,000 students tested positive for an std according to the dc department of health. sierra: when i hear statistics like that, i wonder: what's the problem with my peers? and where can we begin to try and find a solution? tyler: hey, good point, sierra. i mean, i feel the same way. arguably the first step is educating students. let's watch a video about what some dc students are doing to create solutions to this problem. teen male: she said she's close to the edge. life's pushed her too hard, and if god's really there, this would be time for one of those miracles. she just found out she's hiv positive. mom kept it a secret, afraid that if the truth got o

the colts raiders/colts terrelle pryor andrew luck 2nd quarter/ 7-0 colts luck 20-yard td pass to dwayne allen 14-0 colts 2nd quarter/ 14-0 colts pryor takes off for a 29- yard run set up a darren mcfadden td run 14-7 colts 4th quarter/ 14-10 colts pryor hits denarius moore on the slant for a 5-yard td 17-14 raiders dennis allen liking pryor! under 6 minutes left luck pulls the ball down and rambles 19 yards for the go- ahead td 21-17 colts :31 seconds left/ raiders on colts 24 yard line pryor throws behind his receiver and is picked off by antoine bathea game over final: 21-17 colts >> a's keep right on cruising along.second best record in the american league and bartolo colon. a's/ astros bartolo colon became the first pitcher in american league history to win 15 games with four different teams today bottom 3rd/ 1-1 tie brandon moss hits one deep to the left field wall 2 runs score a double for moss still bottom 3rd. 4-1 a's seth smith 3-run home run off lucas harrell 7-2 a's final: 7-2 a's the rangers beat the angels so the a's remain 1 2 games up in the a-l west serena williams made

i was tweeted by dwayne in potomac, maryland. starting to see oranges on the trees there. another picture from rockville, maryland. you can send your pictures in or post them on facebook, tweet them to us. we love to see them. here is a look at the current color. the fall foliage, low color change right now in western maryland and west virginia. the district and most of virginia really not seeing a lot of change. of course, these cool nights and warm days help to bring out that color. so, tomorrow, again, that repeat performance of today, aside from the chance of an isolated morning shower, the weekend, it is looking nice with plenty of sunshine and temperatures in the mid-70s. typical for this time of year. then i was talking about summer warmth. here it is. next week, monday a high temperature of 79 degrees. 80 degrees for tuesday and wednesday. we are still keeping it dry. the metro area now being reported abnormally dry from the lack of rainfall as we get into thursday. there's a chance of maybe a shower or thunderstorm. otherwise, a high temperature of 79 degrees. so,

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and dwayne allen suffered an injury. >>> now to baseball.e race to the playoffs is adding more and more pressure to these last few remaining regular-season games. that's especially the cake of the wildcard standing where the nationals were once considered the favorites in the nl east. thanks to a ninth inning rally in the afternoon and strong pitching and timely hitting, the braves running away with that division. the nationals very much within striking distance in the wildcard. in houston the reds cruised to a 10-0 win, making them the first major league team who lose is hundred games in three straight seasons. in san diego the padres got three hits including a three-run home run and three more hits from ronnie dedano as the padres beat thwin. and with all that being said let's take a look at those wildcard standings in the national league entering tonight's action. the national sweep keeps them in the conversation for one of those two spots. right now the pirates hold the top spot although they are only one game behind the cardinals for th

alike. [ inaudible ] [ bleep ] >> when we visited the kentucky state penitentiary, we met inmate dwayneper, who had a long history of forcing officers to extract him from his cell. >> [ bleep ] i fight sometimes. i argue with the guards but i'm not violent. you know, i've done a lot of time. i've been doing time on and off since i was 12 years old. >> when we first met harper he was serving his third year in administrative segregation or solitary confinement for having assaulted correctional officers. >> in my opinion, duane is a really stressed out individual. >> don't just strip me out for talking. strip everybody out for talking you [ bleep ]. >> shortly after "lockup" arrived at kentucky state penitentiary, officers had to extract harper from his cell again. >> he threatened us with throwing feces on police officers, spitting on us through the door, he threatened our families. >> a lot of the older ones like lieutenant gill, all of them, they know me from when i was a youngster. so we have a different type of communication level and understanding. >> every night you are going to go

clinical psychologist dwayne fuselier was the fbi's lead columbine investigator. >> when i first sawhat adamcik and draper made, i was astounded at how similar they seemed in their actions to what i had seen harris and klebold doing on their videotapes. the same themes seemed to be coming out. i think the perfect ending would be a school shooting. >> that would be a perfect ending, yes, it would, but we'd need guns. >> that would just jack up our kills so much. >> i guarantee i could kill 20 people like that. >> brian draper even mentions klebold and harris on the tape. >> dylan klebold. >> this sort of documenting is just eerily similar to harris and klebold's tapes that they want to be famous for their evil deed. >> we are going to go down in history. we're going to be just like "scream" except real life terms. we're going to be murderers like ted bundy, like the hillside strangler, the zodiac killer. >> no, those people are more amateurs compared to what we're going to be. >> he's craving infamy, all four boys seem to want the excitement and exhilaration that is an extreme high fo

she sent them to austin the i kept the same pair, got saline at dwayne reid. i would get shirts. game. i ended up having them sown on the train by like. >> jimmy: like a hobo. like a person with a stick. >> i was living almost famous. literally that's what it was. >> jimmy: did you do anything, play the tambourine with the band, did you get of on stage at all? >> i did. ended up playing the horn. in the horn section. don't ask me me, hey, the only place to be. >> jimmy: what horn did you play? >> a trumpet. >> jimmy: were you playing or pretending? >> of course i was playing. how dare you ask me that question? >> jimmy: you were just -- >> i played the crap out of that song with that. >> jimmy: this is some life you are living. do you plan to do that again? or not okay to plan something like that. >> it is no planning. once in a lifetime. you can't go back. >> jimmy: until they surround you again and you get on the train. >> god forbid that happens. >> jimmy: last time we saw jake, he had a trumpet in his hand. don't think he know house to play it. >> there was an amazing time, t

>> i'm going to get in a fight with dwayne johnson.ell, after i win, i'm gonna -- i'm gonna photoshop a picture of me and you wearing the same outfit, sell it to "us weekly" and then pay them $500 to say i rocked it better. >> oh! [ cheers ] you know what else? you know what? after i win, you know what i'm going to do? >> jimmy: what? >> i'm going to say meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow. because i speak cat. [ hissing ] [ laughter ] yeah! >> jimmy: after i win -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: i'm gonna -- >> i'm gonna -- >> jimmy: i'm gonna to steal your name -- i'm going steal your name and rearrange it. from now on, people will know me as jacked hu-man. >> yeah? >> jimmy: yeah! yeah! that's a brain bender. >> after i win, i'm going to change my name, too. you know what i'll change it to? i don't like hugh jackman. you know what i'm gonna change it to? >> jimmy: what? >> dick nutbutt. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? no, you can't. after i win, i'm going to dance like nobody's watching. i'm gonna sing like nobody's listening. i'm gonna twerk

what do you think folks are looking for right now, dwayne? >> the police department, who i must say is doing a fantastic job, the first responders, they're progression the crime scene. that will remain a crime scene for today, tomorrow, weeks to come. it's an horrific crime scene. this is one of the morse horrific murders our nation's capitol has come to see. >> neil: the sergeant at arms in the senate is still locking that facility down. you can't get in or out. you can move within the building but can't get in or out. is that abundance of caution? the house is not doing the same, the senate is. that leads me to believe he thinks or others might think that other perpetrator could be there or what? >> it's out of abundance of caution. they just don't know at this point. the chief was very careful to say we're not sure, may very well about other shooters, other suspects out there, and in an abundance of caution, to keep everyone safe, they're take those steps. >> neil: there's talk about now down to one other possible suspect. what does that t

those same dead-enders who are holding their own government hostage in a play for political dwayne aremunity with the exact same tactics, obstructing any kind of discussion or solution and placing blame on others. we've all seen -- joining me now is kumi, the executive director of greenpeace international. we also have christina fregara who runs the climate process at the u.n. and its current incarnation and former secretary of the interior, ken salazar joining me from washington. mr. salazar, i'd like to ask you first in the most blunt terms possible, is it the case that the u.s.' inaction legislatively on this is the single biggest obstacle to a global solution on climate? >> well, first, i would say, chris, that climate change is real. the global climate is in fact changing. our planet is getting warmer and 97% of the scientists are there. secondly, i would say that the way the united states goes, the world also will go with us. and so this is a global problem. it does require a global solution. >> but doesn't the u.s. -- doesn't the u.s. have to do something first? i mean there's e

he completed one to dwayne bow that gave the chiefs the lead for good. thanks to the defense the chiefs have a 2-0 start for the second time since 2005. >>> now to baseball. midway through the last month of the season, the most contested division race is the national league central where the pirates and cardinals started the day atop the standings. pittsburgh hosting the cubs, and they have a 1-0 lead after the first inning. that's all he needed. he took a no-hit into the seventh inning and faltered and the first no-decision of the season. pittsburgh had the 3-2 win. >>> in st. louis the cardinals had an easier time against the mariner mariners. matt adams homered for st. louis that won for the seventh time and to keep pace with pittsburgh. they have 13 games remaining on the season. we get wrapped up in the nfl season, we have to remember the playoffs for baseball are two weeks away. >> it's interesting to remember those two guys. thanks, michael. >>> manning -- imagine having a last name that's 35 letters long, too long to fit on your driver's license.

will the fed tapir and dwayne? syria, oil, and the 10-year treasury. the moment just under three. that is something that everybody is watching closely as well, and there are plenty of winners on wall street. dennis: but that the 10-year yield getting a lot of attention. still pretty low is directly. well, when superpower's collide. president obama, russian president putin maybe not the best of friends, exchanging an awkward greeting earlier today. awkward is probably the best terms. the two nations at odds over the situation and syria as pressure remains a staunch ally. just hours before obama's arrival putin slam secretary of state john kerry over is statement of the civil war. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: i watch the situation in congress. people ask, is there al qaeda? he says, no. the main combat unit, they know about this. it is not pleasant for me to see this. while we communicate with this and assume they are decent people, he lives openly, and he knows that he lies. this is sad. dennis: those are fighting words. rich edson joins u

. >> 36-year-old inmate kendrick dwayne wyatt, who's in county jail for burglary, feels the dorm searchnsion when there is no tension there. that brings tension to the inmates. and i'm hoping there's no tension that will be involved as to this matter. >> for almost two hours deputies armed with latex gloves search the inmates' bunks and belongings for razor blades, drugs, and other contraband. >> i have noticed recently the welds on the bottom of the legs, those bust off sometimes when they lift them up and do things with them. so they'll stick things in there, drugs and cigarettes, lighters, things like that. >> they take the razors out of the razors we give to them and they wrap one end to protect themselves. they'll take them out of here. >> they'll take apple juice and other juices, stockpile them. there's one here, so that's not a big deal. but if they get a bunch of them, they'll use them to try to turn them into kind of a jail-made alcoholic beverage called pruno. >> they're not allowed to have articles like this. >> they'll use books. one time when i first got here they used the

. >> let's talk about dwayne johnson. you may know him as the rock.he goes to the gym a lot and lifts very, very heavyweights. sometimes people watch him lifting these heavy weights and they gawk at him. this is what he says to those gawkers, watch. >> a menacing look. here it is again in case you missed it that time. >> focus! >> it seems that focus is very important to mr. rock and for that he wins our award today. he wins the, okay, we'll focus but you were in "tooth fairy" award because it is in fact true. focus on that for a second, folks. but he has a fantastic sense of humor. he does that focusing in the gym. he posts this video. >> it's all him. we're going right to break. it's not me, duane. i love you. outi, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an

. >> reporter: on the corner of dwayne and west broadway walking down towards the twin towers and it just collapsed. it looked like -- it looked sort of like the building just demolished. smoke, clouds -- clouds of smoke everywhere. people running towards me. i was going towards the twin towers. people going away from the towers. it was just people running, like i've never seen a scene like it. >> from where you were minna, did you see many of the injured being treated? is there any indication the type of perimeter that the ems people are dolingealing with? >> reporter: now what they're doing is totally clearing out the area. more and more emergency officials are coming in to help. >> can you just give me an idea of the reaction of people down there? is it pedestrians? >> reporter: everyone. everyone in tears. people who were -- i met some woman who was in the building to the right where the first thing happened and just all crying wondering if the people that they know in the building next door are okay. >> thank you very much. jamie, our national correspondent, is on the phone now