thank you, earl. sure. all that hollering and screaming that goes on around here doesn't ther me at all. i mean, i didn't mean it that way. it's all right, earl. what does your father do? well, he's a construction worker. he works so hard that when he comes home, it's 3-b time for him. 3-b? beer, belch, and bed. well, you can tell him for me that we think you are very talented, very nice, and very... very coordinated. [ knock on door ] i'm frank mitchell. is my son, earl, here? oh, there you are. didn't i tell you i didn't want to have to come looking?! you can't be pulling that kid's ear like that! say what?! uh, van gogh, yes, he did. van gogh got along very well with one ear. yes, he did. yes, he did. that's no way to treat the boy. mr. mitchell, earl is my brother's best student. not anymore. from now on he's your brother's ex-student. u had a chat with your daughter, what'd you tabout? what time will you be home? who's driving? and who are you going with? be true to yourself baby. are those my shoes? g

that's true with the radio station, too, earl has a lot to do. for the radio man of murphiesboro, everyday is also a quiet day. >> how many radio stations in america where there is only one full time employee? >> i don't know. this might be the only one. >> reporter: earl lived in the area most of his life. he was on the radio at 18, at home in roanoke rapids. >> they wouldn't let me talk. >> reporter: the man who has been talking to folks for 60 years? >> when they did let me talk, i gave the time the first time, i got it wrong. >> reporter: it's time to fetch something across the hall. don't take much time, time to walk back across the hall. best hits and oldies here. >> today's special, the famous thirsty chicken pot pie, guaranteed to have two or three pieces of chicken in it. >> reporter: that sounds good. >> there are a lot of problems in the world, you want to make them feel good. it's a good day. >> reporter: good advice from the man with the mic, even when the day is not so good. got a great doctor and everybody is great. >> reporter: no

and earl ofarley hutchinson.onday, the signs of the confederate nation and what it has to do with us. i'm ray suarez. good night. the syrian president bashar al-assas to fight on, retaking the entire country despite an international plan to stop the war.hello and welcome, my name is peter do do. the headlines in doha. pope francis meets with the head of the russian o

and earl ofarley hutchinson.onday, the signs of the confederate nation and what it has to do with us. i'm ray suarez. good night. >>> a strategic gain for the syrian government as it tries to surround rebels in aleppo adding to doubts about the pause in the fighting. welcome to al jazeera live from doha. also coming up in the program, the leader of the catholic church arrives in mexico after stopping on the way to heal a thousand year old rift.

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a little faster than earl. >> he got them off. and then, i went up and called 911, and they come back and bit me. >>reporter: where did you get bitten? >> on my leg. >>reporter: earl was armed with his trowel. >> that's all the weapon i had. >> our whole family is horribly upset. >>reporter: the mother of the dog's owner says this is not typical behavior for these dogs. >> these are family dogs that are around kids and people all the time. >>reporter: danna says the gate will be fortified. in the meantime, what's earl's advice? >>reporter: what you say to the mailman? >> run faster. the mailman is recovering. >>> developing now, new legislation would make sexting between teenagers legal. in new mexico. right now, teenager ks be prosecuted for sexual exploitation if they share pornographic images, but the new bill would a lo u the minors, 14-17 to share nude photos with each other as long as it is con sheshl. >>> new video tonight showing a suspected drunk driver, pretty much doing a face plant on to the pavement during a sobriety

a little faster than earl. >> he got them off. and then, i went up and called 911, and they come back and bit me. >> on my leg. >>reporter: earl was armed with his trowel. >> that's all the weapon i had. upset. >>reporter: the mother of the dog's owner says this is not typical behavior for these dogs. >> these are family dogs that are around kids and people all the time. >>reporter: danna says the gate will be fortified. in the meantime, what's earl's advice? >>reporter: what you say to the mailman? >> run faster. >> or carry a trowel. the mailman is recovering. >>> developing now, new in new mexico. right now, teenager ks be prosecuted for sexual exploitation if they share pornographic images, but the new bill would a lo u the minors, 14-17 to share nude photos with each other as long as it is con sheshl. >>> new video tonight showing a suspected drunk driver, pretty much doing a face plant on to the pavement during a sobriety test in massachusetts t. 51-year-old driver slammed his minivan into a truck and hit a pedestrian. the d

earl raced up the block at a slightly quicker pace, he is 84, when three dogs pounced on the mailman. >> they had knocked him down. >>reporter: they ran out of their yards, earle's neighbor ran after him with his shovel and used it on the dogs. >> i didn't like doing it, but he would be in the hospital now. >>reporter: jim saw what had happened to the mailman, he took off. a little faster than earl. >> he got them off, and then i went up and called 911 and they come back and bit me. >>reporter: where did you get bitten? >> my leg. >>reporter: earl was armed with his trowel. >> that's the only weapon i had. >> our whole family is horribly upset. >>reporter: the mother of the dogs says this is not typical for these dogs. >> these are family dogs that are around kids and people all the time. >>reporter: the gate they used to make the escape will be fortified. >> i understand how frightening this is, and this will never happen again. >> in the meantime, what's earle's advice? what would you say to the mailman the next time he comes by. >> run faster. >>reporter: now, the dog owners could

i remember hearing everybody talk about what happened to willie earl. and when we as children with think of being afraid of anything, we with think about what happened to willie earl. but as we grew older, for some reason, that fear left us because if you can be a young man or a young woman snatched out of jail without the benefit of a trial and brutally lynched, what is it to be afraid of? so when the civil rights movement broke out, many of our parents tried to put fear in us by telling us how dangerous it was. and we realize that it was danger, but that danger didn't bother us. what bothered us was the possibility that we, if we allowed things to remain the way they were, that we, too, one day could lose our life. the bible says if you save your life, you could lose it, but are you willing to lose your life for the sake of what is right, then you will save it. so we were spontaneous in the civil rights movement. at first, not many activities were covered by the local television station, which was channel 4. there were accounts of it in the newspaper.

and i can remember hearing everybody talk about what happened to willie earle. and when we as children would think about being afraid of anything, we would think about what happened to willie earle. but as we grew older, for some reason, that fear left us because if you can be a young man or a young woman snatched out of a jail without benefit of lynched,nd brutally what is there to be afraid of? so when the civil rights movement broke out, many of our parents tried to put fear in us by telling us how danger it -- dangerous it was. we realized it was danger but that danger didn't bother us. what bothered us was a possibility if we would allow things to remain the way they were, that we, too, could one day actually lose our lives. you know, the parable had taught us, and all of us were good sunday school goers, if you seek to save your life, you will lose it, but if you are willing to lose your life for the sake of what is right, then you will save it. spontaneous participants in the civil rights movement. at first, not many of the activities were covered by the

earl hasn't seen steven in a decade and spoke to him just last week. steven accused earl and chuck of murdering teresa hallbach. >> did steven tell you why he did that? >> he told me that his lawyers told him to say that. frustrated that we wouldn't talk to him or go up and see him. >> so he was a little bit mad at you? >> yeah. >> earl offered first-hand evidence that his brother was innocent. >> we drove right through there. where that car was supposed to be. >> yeah. >> and it wasn't there. >> that night? >> yeah. that night of the 31st. we were rabbit hunting. prs. >> did you tell them that? >> yeah. >> what did they say? >> they didn't -- i don't know, they didn't say nothing about it. >> earl's daughter britney said she is already impressed by steven's new attorney, katherine zelener. >> she was very determined to do what needs to be done right now. >> if there is going to be a trial, i'm pretty sure it'll be in wassaw. >> out of county? >> yeah. >> and you think that's important? >> yeah. because everybody in the county, half of them are against

in the meantime, what is earl's advice? >> what would you say to the mailman when he comes by the next time? >> run faster. [ laughter ] >> reporter: howard nathan, cbs4 news. gentlemen. the mailman is recovering. the dog's owner faces stiff fines and possible jail time. >>> a lot of people are talking about this picture. it shows a deputy getting a hug from his k-9 partner. the pima county sheriff's department shared it in arizona. manson is a chocolate lab who specializes in sniffing out drugs. he and chase garrett have been partners for years. >> we went from not knowing who each other was. now, he is a great dog. he is a great partner. he is just fun to have in the car. it makes the hours go by. >> deputy garrett says he never realized that selfie would get so much attention. but he is sure happy his partner is getting much >>> happening tomorrow, the stars will be walking the red carpet for the 88th annual academy awards. the art work is up. all eyes are on leonardo dicaprio who could finally take home the gold after f

. >> earl grabbed what he could. and went to help. >> the police showed up and >> mailmen are in harms way. where ever they go. >> the postal service says the mailman is resting tonight. and he's grateful for the men's assistance. even working on an official award. for the elder watchdogs. >> as tp-rlt owner on monday a meter maid was attacked by different dogs. they're warning residents to keep animals tamed. as for earl and jim. today life returned to normal. with just one more story to >> after smoking cannabis. or eating edibles. the biggest increase. was among out of state visitors. according to to a study in the new ebg land journal of medicine. researchers reviewed emergency colorado hospitals. between 2012 and 2014. they found out of state visitor trips to the emergency room. for marijuana. rose 109 percent. during that time. >> for colorado rez debits the >> caught trafficking a person. governor hickenlooper speaking at the event. saying new legislation should only be a pitch away. >> this is not something t

chapman family spokesperson earl lewis (47:42 16) earl ((we are not intimidated to the fact that we are scared no but we also feel that could be an intimidating factor to the jury and we are very much concerned about that.)) runs; 10 (phoner 3;26) (( i dont' see how their presence will have any chilling affect on the jury deliberation so i dont see how the law enforcement officers will have a chilling affect.)) runs:12 (48:09 16)earl ((if they show up they should show up in suit and tie just like we show up in suit and tie dressed for the occasion not in uniform when we see that it is like endorsing )) runs: 06 everyday stephanie morales calls witnesses who are police officers, and they are in uniform. broccoletti says isn't it ironic when morales thinks police don't work in her favor on this case, she wants the uniforms banned from the court. i'll have that part of the story tonight at six. let's talk about the weather now. the sun has peeked through-- chasing away most of the clouds. things seem drier for most of us right now. but we started the day fairly soggy. this is video of the

part route 501 is closed near earl street and route 11-09. wdbj7's danielle staub is there gathering more updates. cadets from the roanoke city police department's "growth through opportunity" program are getting ready to graduate. wdbj7's amanda kenney introduced you to them back in november. tonight, she's checking in on them to see how far they have come in four months. these cadets have come a long way in four months. when alex, ben, kathryn, kayla, mikael, ricky, and brian started the gto program in november they were shy, didn't have much confidence, and they had no idea what the future would hold. each of them have a disability. while that hasn't changed, officer travis akins says their attitudes have. travis akins: they come in the door hugging and high fiving, they're glad to be a part of this program, their confidence is totally enhanced now, they look you right in the eye when they speak to you. the come in the morning, they shake your hand just like everyone else. these cadets have been working hard, alongside job coaches, like fi

i didn't know that's where the name came from -- earl tupper. he succumbed yesterday. and he was -- [ laughter ] >> don't say it. >> he was laid to rest last night in a -- >> don't say it. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> in a 6-foot plastic container with a snap lid on it. [ laughter ] >> no, i don't mean to make light of it. it's kind of sad that he passed away. earl was working on his latest invention, tupper underwear. [ laughter ] >> which are plastic briefs to keep your buns warm. [ laughter ] >> anyway, we have an exciting show tonight, and along with one of the -- i am a great fan of bob newhart. have been for many, many years. [ cheers and applause ] >> a really fine young actor who is one of the stars of a show that unfortunately the networks saw fit not to keep on the air. the show was called "paper chase." his name is james stephens. he is here. [ applause ] >> and we have the chief of police of a small town in oklahoma. his name is ronnie porter. he has been in the news lately because the town does not have a police car, and they are having trouble apprehendin

according to the letter that they sent along, phot hat roger earl has been in the wine decade. would you like to help me review these actual fine wines? but... hat cellulars! l right! let's start with the fog hat cellulars 2012 cabernet here we go. take it easy slow ride take it easy >> stephen: okay. it's got a velvetyi've got a good nose and i detect notes of spiced vanilla. >> kind of like a guitar solo, complex butthink i would pair it with a foot-long chili dog. this is the best sowfennion produced by fog hat i've ever tasted. moving along. what's up next, jason? >> this is fog hat cellulars valley 2010. k this one unfolds nicely on the pallet. you can taste the history from the drumstick roger earl used to stir the mash to fermentation.ay this is the perfect wine to slug from the bottle after screening "thank you cleveland." i've ever tasted produced by fog hat. >> stephen: thank you, fred! thank you fog hat!s thursdays at 10:00 on i.f.c. we'll be right back with sarah mcdaniel. [snarling] ue. with the power and performance of our intuitive all-wheel drive. straight talk'

they have arrested major earl edwards, jr. of louisburg. he is being held at the wade county detention center without bond. the other taxi driver say that dominguez was being robbed. the police have not confirmed there are multiple suspects in a white car. if you have information, call the raleigh police department. john: thank you. jurors in the capital murder case of travion smith watched a critical piece of evidence. he's accused of beating and stabbing a raleigh mother. he was interrogated on video after his arrest. the jury finished watching that this morning. and has more details. ed: it was hard to hear every word inside the courtroom. hopefully the jurors, who were closer to the screen, could hear it all. there were parts that were audible when he was questioned about if he was in the victim's home. they said that he was on the balcony of the apart that. detectives told smith that his codefendant was accusing him of murder. melissa huggins-jones was found by her eight-year-old daughter, beaten and stabbed to death, in 23rd team. he

this was a true story, roger earl of fog hat, the founder of the boogie rock sound, saw that while he was in the hospital and sent us this photo. that's him in the hospital, apparently getting a double hand replacement. does that happen a lot with drummers? >> all the time. >> stephen: all the time. you're on your third or fourth set of hands at this point. >> yes. >> stephen: he was so touched, he actually sent us gifts from fog hat. it's absolutely true. we've got drumsticks, you might like that. we've got great fog hat t-shirts. we've got fog hat c.d.s and great hats right here. (laughter) most exciting of all, and again roll, please -- he sent us bottles of official fog hat wine from fog hat cellulars. jason, please! ladies and gentlemen... this is jason here one of our editors but also has good wine. according to the letter that they sent along, phot hat roger earl has been in the wine business almost a decade. would you like to help me review these actual fine wines? >> does fog hat have eight gold records? >> stephen: i have no idea, but... let's review the wines from fog hat c

he and major earl edwards jr. are charged with the murder of jose dominguez who was found shot to death monday morning at an apartment complex off old wake forest road. officials in ferguson close to a september with the justice department. the city council agreed to most of the protocolsposals to reform the system to correct problems identified in the report including unconstitutional and discriminatory practices. a temporary delay in the case against bowe bergdahl at drag. the court of criminal appeals is krrg how to handle classified information in the case. he faces charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy after he walked off his base in afghanistan. find cash to fight zika. president obama is asking congress for $1.8 billion in want to use funds set aside to fight ebola. at least 50 travelers have returned to the states with the infection. in mitch governor snyder is addressing the threaten water crisis planning to propose $195 million in state spending $25 for lead contaminated pipes. he will ca

suspect major earl edwards jr. of louisburg charged in the murder of taxi driver jose nicholas dominguez. it was reported before 1:30 creek apartment in raleigh. officers found the body of the driver for amigo taxi. employees for the company say he was being robbed but police have not kwerld that -- confirmed that. edwards has an extensive police record including charges of larceny, possession of drugs, assault and breaking and entering. we will continue to stay on top at noon live sanders has 2-1 lead over hillary clinton. john: state lawmakers in north carolina have requested an emergency stay of a federal ruling that struck down our state's two majority block congressional districts. they are asking for the delay because the state as primary is just five weeks away and would make it impossible to make changes in time. barbara: today residents can learn about renovations to moore square station including replacing most of the bus sherltsd and new lanes and renamed the go raleigh transit station. it is scheduled t

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this was a true story, roger earl of fog hat, the founder of the boogie rock sound, saw that while he was in the hospital and sent us this photo. that's him in the hospital, apparently getting a double hand replacement. does that happen a lot with drummers? >> all the time. >> stephen: all the time. you're on your third or fourth set of hands at this point. >> yes. >> stephen: he was so touched, he actually sent us gifts from fog hat. we've got drumsticks, you might like that. we've got great fog hat t-shirts. we've got fog hat c.d.s and great hats right here. (laughter) most exciting of all, and again this is absolutely true -- drum roll, please -- he sent us bottles of official fog hat wine from fog hat cellulars. jason, please! ladies and gentlemen... this is jason here one of our editors but also has good wine. according to the letter that they sent along, phot hat roger earl has been in the wine business almost a decade. would you like to help me review these actual fine wines? >> does fog hat have eight gold records? >> stephen: i have no idea, but... hat cellulars! all right! l

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earl miller's prints belong to earl gilmore. did a seven- out-of-12-year stretch in sing sing for armed robbery. benson: so maybe he goes in to steal, but he does maggie instead. nash is the witness. he sees the attack on his friend grabs the knife, and shreds his stem. in his mind, poetic justice. anybody's mind. any sex-offense charges that didn't hold up? not one. well, seven years in sing sing could change anybody into a sexual predator and make them smart enough to know that dna can nail you if you don't use a condom. we run gilmore's blood from the crime scene we'll get a dna match, i guarantee it. check withabot. if it's a match, it might be enough for probable cause. munch, fin, head up to ossining and get his prison file. can't they send it? and while you're there, talk to anybody who recalls the ex-con's reputation. some incidents just don't make it into the file. earl gilmore's file. all you had to do was make a phone call i'd have sent it over immediately. truth is, we wted a drive in the country. gilmore cause any p

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