elie wiesel was never afraid to interfere. raising his voice when others were silent in order to remind us again and again that human suffering wherever and whenever it occurs cannot and must not be ignored. whether it was genocide in sudan, the plight of tibetans suffering under the communist regime in beijing, a warning against the mullahs in iran who continue to say that israel should be wiped off the face of the earth, eli wiesel was always there to speak out against tyranny. he was committed to ensuring the oppress and the suffering knew they were not alone. that those without freedom, that those without human rights, are not being ignored and are not forgotten by the outside world. elie wiesel's legacy will endure as a reminder that people must never be ignored. that we must learn from the past and that we must never be silent. i urge my colleagues to pass this resolution and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. >> thank you, mr

eli, will's dead. (continues indistinctly) there was a shooting in the courthouse, and he got caught up in the crossfire. i need to speak to alicia. (audience laughing) yes. just a second. you're going to eat it. it's gonna be good, ja. you know, you're going to chomp on it, ja, and then you get all crazy in the head. (continues indistinctly) there's a call for you. now? yes. you have to take it. eli, what is it? when you start talking about medical marijuana... (continues indistinctly) (audience laughing) (comedian continues indistinctly, audience laughs) hello? captioning sponsored by cbs and toyota. honey nut cheerios get their delicious taste from honest ingredients. honey. ahhh, there we go. were back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy, figures. honey nut cheerios get their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey, ney. ahhh, there we go. were back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy, figures. >> dickerson: welcome back the "face the nation." i'm jo

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reporter: that's right, jennifer, eli must now have no contact with any minor following these disturbing allegations. the county attorney here says she believes there could be moralinged victims in in case. 60-year-old eli was arrested yesterday at his home. he was arraigned this morning on three charges in connection to ages of 11 and 13 when the aled crimes took place 10 years ago. he's been ordered to stay away from all minors and have no contact with those victims. belknap county attorney believes there may be more information out there about eli. >> we do think other people in the community may have information, and if they do we welcome them to come for. we have some second hand information that he did work as a ski instructor at ragged mountain reporter: we did speak by e-mail with a representative of ragged mountain, they say ely did work there was a part-time seasonal employee last year, they say he's not currently an employee at their ski resort. i'm cherise leclerc. tom: an allenstown man behind bars after allegedly stabbing three people last night. clinton lennon was arrested

eli's mother successfully battled cancer in 2013. more than search and rescue dogs 100 from all over the country are in central wisconsin this week. patrick: they're advancing their training to help find missing people and drowninct the exercises are in rosholt, which is north east of stevens point. on the water, the dogs are training to pick up the scent of a drowning victim. because a dog's senses are so strong, they can smell a body before a person can see it. it's a similar idea on land when dogs search for a missing person. >> you present the scent article to the dog. the dog is told then to search, to sook, whatever word you use, and that dog immediately knows , my nose goes down and my nose should follow that track to that patrick: there are 130 dogs from 23 states in wisconsin. search and rescue k-9 units are non-profits that are not federally funded. joyce: the milwaukee air and water show is back. leaders made the announcement this morning at the pfister hotel. this year's show was canceled because of scheduling conflicts a

eli's mother successfully battled cancer in 2013. joyce: let's hope today's event lifted that family, right? summer is coming to an end with rain. patrick: mark, autumn brings more of the same. mark: we actually had one day of clouds and rain, and people start complaining. we have hapr we will get back there again. in the meantime, one day away, tomorrow for officially begins. that does not mean it gets colder all of a sudden. it will be mild tomorrow. 82 days in a row of temperatures of at least 70 degrees or warmer. we will not get the record, 92 days, set in 2002, but 82 days is a nice stretch. we will get back in the 70's we did not get to 80 today thanks to the cloud cover. we have showers, storms, even pockets of heavy rain. that is something i will be watching. the best potential will be in our northern counties, now until friday, but does not include what we has seen today, which are pretty impressive as well, but it does look like the heaviest rain will stay to the north. parts of dodge county picking up almost an inch and a

cherise: the county attorney charge ely. he is ordered to stay away from all minors including his two alleged victims. >> these are horrendous charges. cherise: the victims were between 11 and 13 at the time he is accused of assaulting them. authorities say it happened in his hometown of new new hampshireton. there are three charges in total, two counts of aggravated felos child under 16 and another also under the age of 16. >> very troubling allegations and concerning to the community as well. cherise: they're calling for more people to come forward. >> we do think other people in the community may have information and if they do, we welcome them to come forward. cherise: ely was arrested at his home wednesday. news 9 cameras went to the home for comment, but there was no how ely was connected to the alleged victims for their protection. if he does post bail, he has to follow strict violations. >> he is to have no unsupervised contact with any minor child. he is further ordered not to participate in any group activities whe

all right, eli. cheers. cuban: cheers. cheers, guys. o'leary: so, eli, is it a real .50 cal? mr.at is a dummy round. we use recycled bullets. we are buying through an intermediate, so that's one place we know, in the future, we can absolutely slash our costs by going directly to the manufacturer. where do you sell it? jen: well, we sell them online. we have a etsy store, and then we have our own website. on average, they are $23.50. okay. they have a pretty wide range. we have a lot of add-ons, so we can always add-on to the customer. what are the add-ons? a round in, like, brass would start at $20. you can add on engraving for $5. you can add a box for $5. you can do double-side engravings, which is an extra $4. what's the price you're paying for each on? the cost to us, after labor, is $9.03. mm-hmm. yes. so, um -- o'leary: but you're not selling to retail, right? not -- not at this point, sir. not at this point. we are in two strategic brick-and-mortar stores. okay, so, you're selling them now at what? we usually sell them between $16 to $18. our biggest market is weddings. we

cherise: ely was arrested at his home wednesday. news 9 cameras went to the home for comment, but there was no answer. gull brandson would not reveal how ely was connected to the alleged victims for their protection. if he does post bail, he has to follow strict >> he is to have no unsupervised contact with any minor child. he is further ordered not to participate in any group activities where minors may be present. cherise: that includes his former job as i seasonal part-time employee at ragged mountain in danbury. they tells news 9 he is no longer an employee there. >> i don't think there is a present threat to the community at large, but we do think other people may have relevant information. cherise: and this case is that should happen within the next couple of weeks. live in laconia, i'm cherise leclerc, wmur news 9. tom: a manchester west high school student facing charges after police say he brought a gun, drugs, and stolen property to school. authorities say a student told them that another student may have a handgun in the

eli's mother successfully battled cancer in 2013. later today, saint paul's lutheran church in milwaukee is holding a 175th anniversary service. the church was founded on september 26, 1841, when german settlers fled religious persecution and moved to today's celebration is open to the public. it's at 10:00 at the church on wisconsin and 28th. also later today, the restored main altar will be blessed at saint stanislaus catholic church on milwaukee's south side. the church is marking its 150th anniversary this weekend. you're invited to today's mass. it begins at 10:00 this morning. the church is on fifth and mitchell. 5:17 right now in this sunday morning. we are talking about the weather this morning. a touch more humidity outside. of the cars. sally: it's tough to move the mouse around on your mouse pad, but yes. warm and muggy for today. we have kind of a warm front and then a cool front, the 124 today. with the cool front, we see a chance for showers and storms to develop for this afternoon. ahead of the cool front, we are getti

eli had a good day yesterday. the dow climbed to 1825. nasdaq up 85 and the s&p 500 jumped 31.day? forget friday. >> that's right. that's "nightly business r tonight. i'm sue herrera. thanks for joining us. >> have a great evening, he have been. i'm tyler mathisen. thanks for w announcer: "imagemakers" is made possible by the members of kqed. danny: [ laughs ] [ computer beeps ] [ grunts ] hey, fingers! [ video-game music plays ] fingers: yeah? danny: someone's pushing in an old car.

eli had a good day yesterday. the dow climbed to 1825. nasdaq up 85 and the s&p 500 jumped 31.day? forget friday. >> that's right. that's "nightly business r tonight. i'm sue herrera. thanks for joining us. >> have a great evening, he have been. i'm tyler mathisen. thanks for w father brown: now, he enriches and strengthens you by a special sacrament so that you may assume the duties of marriage in mutual and lasting fidelity. and so, in the presence of the church, i ask you to state your intentions. margaret le broc and geoffrey le broc i shall now ask you if you freely undertake the obligations of marriage, and to state that there is no legal impediment to your marriage. i wish granny betty was still alive. she'd put a stop to this. your papa would want your mother to be happy. with him? his own brother? father brown: are you ready freely and without reservation to give yourselves to each other in marriage? oh! oh! there's a mouse! vermin, in the house of the lord? horrid creature. thank heavens you saw it. oh, someone catch it. it's over there.

ely's stone bridge is on stone bridge road, just south of timber road. it goes over deer creek a few miles northwest of monticello. beth, the answer is it's a project involving researchers and students all the way from the university of colorado at denver. and they're doing it, for free, use the information to make some tough choices. there's a reason civil and structural engineers and students located 800 or 900 miles away came to this historic and remote stone bridge to study its condition. it's a family connection. professor kevin rens and his wife amy are from iowa and studied engineering at iowa state. amy rens was back recently for a visit and to hear about the problems with this historic bridge. sot "it has cultural the people who live here kids who come and hang out, the wedding pictures and photos that get taken here so it has significance for the community." rens engineering department at the university of colorado campus in denver budgeted about 30-thousand dollars to bring 14 people to rural jones county to measure and study this bridge. but

ely's stone bridge is just northwest of monticello. the name comes from the family that built it by hand in 1893. only about 240 vehicles a day cross this isolated bridge over deer creek. but kcrg t-v nine's dave franzman reports that a university study is underway on how to fix it and pay for it. expert to spot the crumbling stone on the west part of the bridge.sot/nat but there are engineering experts here through saturday doing a thorough bridge study and they, along with students, came all the way from the university of colorado at denver campus. soundbite "we repair bridges, that's what my team does at the university we also have historic preservation derivative in all of our education for sustainability as part of a bridge study team through saturday. and as an academic project it's all at no cost to the county. several students will base their ph-d and master's projects on the study of this old jones county bridge. soundbite "i see modern bridges all the time in denver...we have some historic ones...but an arch bridge is interes

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our friend eli portillo of the charlotte observer has gotten back to his newsroom at the paper. eli, tell us what you encountered along the way. >> well, it was actually somewhat unexpected coming back. we thought that we were leaving an area of protest where they will be for several hours and along the way, we encountered over a space of about eight blocks groups of people walking, seeming to be just kind of milling around, smashed windows, our newsroom's building has the brown floor windows partially smashed and a lot of it just appears to be much more aimless than we had seen before. we've also seen a group of protesters repeating a tactic from last night where a highway was was blocked. that looks like it's clearing up now but interstate 277 in downtown charlotte was plokd for some time by a group of protesters. i'm watching right now the state highway patrol directing people off those roads which are closed. >> yeah. we heard there was a semi that was set afire tonight. we've seen windows busted out in one really high-end high-rise apartment building downtown. and i fear --

people in ely raced their dogs to the finish line. this was the first year for the 'doxie dash' at the ely fall fest. more than 30 dachshunds raced each other into their owner's arms sun instead. the proceeds from the event were donated to the cedar valley humane society "it's great to help out a cause such as this.obviously you can tell people were here for the benefit of the cedar rapids humane society, not necessarily to win a trophy " the top 3 dashers not only took home a badge of pride and honor -- glory that can never be taken away -- they also get to put a trophy on a shelf at home. presidenti c left to campaign before november's election. the republican and democratic nominees took different tones to their speeches on are you ready for another gorgeous day here in eastern iowa? this weather is almost perfect. you can expect a lot of sunshine today once some of the patchy morning fog burns off. on top of the wonderful ss morning into the low 80s for the majority of us this afternoon. the evening hours won't be too bad either.

eli, what are you seeing? >> well, we just walked to get an overhead view on a rail line that is elevated above trade street where most of the protests are happening. there appeared to be still a lot of tear gas in the area. you could feel it very strongly. people running. a lot of chaos. i saw a person on the street just being punched in the face. and being laid out flat. so it's a pretty chaotic situation still. >> eli tlshlgs is a rhythm to these events when you're out there in the streets. sometimes it feels like the tension is heightening. sometimes it feels like it's cooling off. you give us any feeling for how that has -- how the flow of that has gone tonight, and where are we in that curve right now? [ inaudible ] >> i don't think we have a sound from eli that we can hear at this point. tammy, i want to go become to you at your location. i want to get a sense of where you think we are in the curve of the moment of this event tonight. sometimes these things intensify. sometimes they cool off. sometimes

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now eli muff is saying how long it will take to get us there. >> a garbage collector who had a reallypecial relationship with one of his customers -- what his six-year old friend is doing to help out welcome back. it is 5:22. a teenager died when his car slammed into a tree last night on all harbor avenue. police close down the avenue just after eight just after 830 -- 8:30 last night. randy henderson of martinez was trapped inside the car. they could not get them out before he died. police say witnesses reported henderson may have been speeding before he slammed into the tree. they do not know if drugs or alcohol may have been involved but if you have information call martinez police. >>> a man who has worked as a garbage collector in mill valley for 50 years is now paralyzed after a car crash, however a special friend of his that he made along his route is trying to help them out. amberly has that story. >> reporter: shortly before 6 am mill valley refuse service rolls around and they make their way into neighborhoods. >> several miles away paxton you'll is having breakfast getting

plus we good odell beckham junior, another great match-up, well, eli manning. two minutes to go. can he get it done? doesn't look like it. coming up next in sports. ♪ i had an injury to my neck. it wasn't as serious injury it was a herniated disc. anything that could go wrong went wrong. i've been in the hospital twenty three times since. the bills started to pile up. i had nothing to give. we had nothing in the refrigerator. i would be dead and not sitting here right now if it wasn't for pond lehocky. ♪ >>> i'm officially on the eagles band wagon. they haven't played anyone good yet. at some point i thought carson wentz and doug pederson would actually look like rookies. they are absolutely balling against the pittsburgh steelers. i don't care if you -- you definitely didn't see this one coming. in the fourth quarter, the eagles up 34-3. carson wentz again looking invincible. 301 yards and two touchdowns. guess what? no turnovers. defense completely shutdown. unbelievable performance by the eagles. shocked. >>> to rest of the division. washington, 0 and three

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eli manning picked by quinton dunbar. beckham jr. didn't like that. the punting net didn't like him for doing it. a little over a minute to giants still down two. manning passes -- oh, again. eli manning. two of them. not so good. that is not hotty toddy. redskins win it, 29-27. afterwards, a loving embrace. between josh norman and odell beckham jr. that's what i have for you right there. good morning, america. >> good morning to you. >>> up next in "the pulse" how a crowd treated hillary clinton on the campaign trail. call it a sign of these times. >>> and look out below. the couple giving new meaning to i love that my shop is part of the morning ritual around here. people rely on that first cup and i wouldn't want to mess with that. but when (my) back pain got bad, i couldn't sleep. i had trouble getting there on time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour strength of aleve. for pain relief that can last into the morning. ? look up at a new day...? hey guys! now i'm back. thinning of the teeth a

let's bring in eli portio. charlotte observer reporter who perhaps you were watching the rachel maddow program tonight. we first heard from him on the ground. eli, what can you report, especially the change in the last few minutes? >> well, right now i'm looking at a line of police in downtown charlotte. and they are still occasional booms of pyrotechnic devices and wyffs of tear gas, but things to be from where i'm standing, somewhat calmer than they were a little while ago. although, i'm still hearing tear gas and it's a little unpredictable right now. >> eli, this may call for a judgment on your part, but i was just saying earlier, i saw a figure of seven injured charlotte police officers, i'm guessing the truth final number could be north of that. and obviously, north of a dozen arrests that we've seen. >> yes. you know, we've seen some people being put in the back of police vehicles. it's unclear exactly how many people have been arrested and how many people have been injured at this point. there are still

sean: they have not said how ely met the children. if he's able to post bail, he's been ordered to stay away from anyone under the age of 16. erin: pinkerton academy is addressing concerns that some students wore racist outfits for spirit week. griffin morris says the administration become aware of the behavior yesterday afternoon. a concerned parent told news 9 that one student was seen wearing bla a confederate flag. the students in question have been talked to and the that school does not tolerate any attacks on another person. the incident remains under investigation. sean: a man convicted of using a gun has been sentenced to five years behind bars. 28-year-old sean miller was sentenced in federal court in concord after police searched his home in keene and found a shotgun along with drug records and paraphernalia. accountable informant four different times last year. erin: a tulsa police officer is charged with first-degree manslaughter less than a week after she shot and killed an unarmed man. officer betty shelby quote reacted

>> block -- >> i think we've just lost ely again. forgive us for the communications difficulty that we've got right now. this is a live scene. i'm told that we do have a connection now to gabe gutierrez who is outside the hotel where this reported shooting took place. gabe, are you with us? >> hey there, rachel, yes, i am. >> can you tell us -- thanks, gabe. i appreciate you doing this. we're watching the scene in the middle of the street. we've watched all the police in riot gear come down. we've watched the volleys of tear gas in downtown charlotte. one of the most disturbing things we've heard is these reports that somebody may have been taken to the hospital with a life-threatening gunshot wound. >> i can tell you what i saw with my own eyes. i don't know, i can't confirm the reports of the condition of the person who may have been shot. but i can tell you that we were outside the omni hotel a short time ago. we've since left that location as the crowd dispersed. there was police in heavy riot gear. i know tammy has been describi

eli's mother successfully battled cancer in 2013. him and later today, saint paul's lutheran church in milwaukee is holding a 175th anniversary service. the church was founded on september 26, 1841, when german settlers fled religious persecution and moved to wisconsin. today's celebration is open to the public. it's at 10:00 at the church on wisconsin and 28th. also later today, the restored a saint stanislaus catholic church on milwaukee's south side. the church is marking its 150th anniversary this weekend. you're invited to today's mass. it begins at 10:00 this morning. the church is on fifth and mitchell. happening now, runners are preparing for the citizen -- susan g. komen race for the this is a live look at the route the begins and ends near the milwaukee art museum. the race raises money to fight breast cancer. a survivor breakfast goes until 8:00. you still have time to register. the race starts at 9:15 this morning. season short sleeves out there, nice conditions for the race. sally: absolutely perfect. we are driving the

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eli harold "first of all how do you know what our locker room is? how do you know how we act in the locker room? and everybody say that kaep is isolated. everybody say that he's off and does stuff. kaep is a great guy." butt sots "to this day, i keep asking myself the same thing how did that come out of his mouth? how did he think that? was he just spitting it off the top of his head? was he told something? i don't know. that doesn't matter. he said what he said. i disagree. and this is why you guys are around me because it led to me doing something with the national anthem that i stood up for and what i believe in." kaepernick said he also doesn't know how dilfer is getting his information. earlier this afternoon, dilfer did some damage control on a radio interview with knbr. he re-inforced that he respects kaepernick's opinion, but just feels that team should always come first. median household incomes just surged. for the first time in almost a decade. after the break. what this means for americans. and later. giants catcher buster posey making a

ely's stone bridge is on stone bridge road, just south of timber road. it goes over deer creek a few miles northwest of monticello. jones county leaders will get help from researchers and students from the university of colorado at denver in making the decision. they are doing an in- depth study of this unique stone bridge in eastern iowa, at no cost to county taxpayers. that's because of a family connection. professor kevin rens and studied engineering at iowa state. amy rens was back recently for a visit and to hear about the problems with this historic bridge. sot "it has cultural significance for the people who live here kids who come and hang out, the wedding pictures and photos that get taken here so it has significance for the community." rens' engineering department at the university of colorado campus in denver budgeted about $30,000 dollars to bring 14 people to and study this bridge. the bridge is closed through tomorrow for the researchers. tom hanks could guide a paralyzed and powerless spaceship from the moon's orbit back to the pacific...

and ely addyi, former chief speechwriter for the gore campaign.nator gregg, i want to win with you, you played both al gore and john kerry for debate preparations in george w. bush. can you explain the contingencies you run through in these final days and what you expect the clinton and trump campaigns are doing or should be doing tonight? >> we did everything. there was virtually no stone left unturned relative to what we thought al gore would say, how we thought he would deal with an issue, how we thought he would try to go on the offensive against the then-governor bush. and of course, he was a very aggressive debater. and basically, i studied for months what he said, how he said it, and tried to replicate that and not ad lib it, because it was basically, i wanted to repeat what gore was saying, so that the then-governor could hear what gore was saying in the right context. >> and tim, i mean, you saw first hand, what donald trump did to your candidate, jeb bush, on the debate stage. is that the donald trump you expect to show up against hillar

eli stokols raced a 7 stroke the final round. known as the king. the first person to win 4 times a at the masters. >> . he reportedly died from heart complications. won an amazing 62 times on the pga tour. and fifth on the all time wins both people living in this area they say this is not the first time the campers have caused problems. >> . we noticed here. in the summer. that more and more people were down there. and we didn't really know what was going on. >> when you see stuff like that happen. you start to worn what's going information. that has lasted all day. both the victim and the suspect they are expected to survive. from the incident. the suspect is identified as 41 year-old johnny. transferred to the weld county jail. once he's released from denver health. it breaks my heart. >> . members say the church is not only the o*elsd active church in denver. but also the poorest. it plans to set up a fundraiser site. >> . happening now. arapahoe road is back open. after c-dot had to close it because of a bridge demolition. i hit my brakes. did