elijah, you can't get that now. you explain that to him and he is going to act out. >> i say okay then i'll see to that so i took my socks off and put it in the toilet and flooded it. >> elijah did more than just flood his cell. he removed a portion of the sink pipe and put it in a sock to be used as a weapon. he says his intended target was corporal key. why did you want to hurt this guy? why did you want to attack him? >> he lied too much. he lie on you. he don't deserve to be a corporal. and i just don't like his ass. >> we discovered he put a piece of metal pipe in a sock and it had my name on it so to speak. he had intended to bring harm to me. i was the eyre of his frustration and anger that day. many of times it had been somebody else. it all depends on who don't give him the attention when he feels he needs it. it will be somebody else next week perhaps. >> you consider yourself a dangerous person? >> no. >> a dangerous inmate? >> i'm not dangerous at all. i won't hurt a fly. >> you said you were going to hi

would elijah wood? >> elijah wood would do it.> seth: great. >> elijah wood would wait a couple of minutes and then take the computer and jump on his scooter, give the horn a tooter, and now elijah wood has a new computer. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> seth: just to clarify, if elijah wood could elijah wood would steal a computer. >> yes, elijah wood would. >> seth: interesting, i like your point of view. now, let me ask you this, this is a hypothetical, you've been invited to a dinner at your wife's friends house and they're the kind of couple that can be best described as "the worst." >> seth: what would elijah wood do? >> elijah wood would say he really wishes he could, but that he's not feeling good. he thinks it may be something with his tummy. that he thought he ate something yummy but not according to his bummy and now he feels like a real dummy. >> seth: mmhmm. >> and that he's sorry he can't go, but he really wants you to know that if elijah wood could, elijah wood would but elijah wood can't so elijah wood shant. >> seth:

but elijah is about to take his first step, a trip 0 new york city. >> come over this way a little.d jeff are spending months of their time preparing elijah. >> be a little more relaxed. >> all right. >> right now. >> just how you are right now. >> and investing thousands of dollars in test shoots. >> he looks tense. >> maybe dig in deep and find something that's like oh. you know what i mean? >> with no guaranteed commission, unless he gets signed in new york and starts booking work. he's so fearless. >> the stakes are high for him, too. he dropped out of school and quit his job just to give modeling a shot. >> i think we got it. >> yeah. >> good job. >> and that's a wrap. >> reporter: a few days later he boards the second plane he's ever been on and arrives in new york for the first time. his father don by his side. at so artist management, jason canter is the guy he's been waiting to meet. >> hi, my name's elijah harrison. i'm 20 years old from hannibal, missouri. >> he struts his stuff. >> the shape you're in is perfect. there's nothing to change. i want to know exactly how tall

so, avery and elijah are hunting down goldenbeast and viper.t leaves us the deep web arms dealer trigger. now, we haven't had any physical evidence that could possibly lead us to him until now. got three gun shipping boxes, three postmarks. did you find anything? i plotted those postmarks, and look at this. trigger shipped from these three post offices to hide his location. more than likely, he lives within that triangle. that's a huge area. that's almost all of hillsborough county, florida. yeah, too big to search. what if he finds us? let's slip him a cookie. what, a supercookie? yeah, let's do that. what is a... what is a supercookie? it's like tagging a migrating animal. once an animal, or in this case, an i.p. address, gets tagged, we can follow it wherever it goes. well, how do you attach this supercookie to a criminal in the deep web? yeah, but we got to get the target to click the link or open an e-mail. got to trick 'em. what if we put out a news article on the internet about young spencer being killed with a deep web gun hidden in a p

of a firehouse got a chance to meet the little erica and micka smith came to show off 5-year-old elijah, she delivered at the firehouse because she could not get to the hospital on time. >> this is baby number three and i knew i had to push. >> within minutes paramedic christopher shad and his partner >> within minutes paramedic christopher shad and his partner delivered little elijah. it's terrible. well if you can't serve tasty sausage why are we even a family? i may as well move out. well, if that's what yo... you're right. i'll stay. and tomorrow we're going to help johnsonville rebuild that factory. i'll take dinner in my room, with chocolate milk. make pasta tastier with johnsonville italian sausage. we don't make sausage. we make family. and sausage. royal caribbean's wow sale is back. buy one get one half off. plus free upgrades and up to $200 onboard spending money. it all ends september 30th, so call 1-800-royal-caribbean or your travel agent today. >>> eagles trying to fill in roster holes, two big holes to fill for them. >> chip kelly made changes in the offseason, by choice

elijah is about to take his first step, a trip to new york city.jeff have set up a meeting with an agent, the same one who launched channing tatum's career. that's a lot of pressure for a guy they found four months ago the a gas station in hannibal, missouri. >> he walked in front of us. we both were like -- didn't really say much to each other, just jumped out of the car and went in. >> which is always the best sign. >> where you both agree? >> yes, and we don't even have to talk. >> i noticed this guy just kind of checking me out. and i'm like, dude. what's your problem? >> he had the height, he had the build. really chiseled. >> i had never thought about a career in fashion or the fashion industry. >> the right person looks at him and says, i love this guy. boom. it can go like this. >> come over this way a little. >> reporter: mary and jeff are spending months of their time preparing alijah. >> be a little more relaxed. >> like that. just how you are right now. >> reporter: and investing thousands of dollars in test shoots. >> it looks tense. m

canter is the guy he's been waiting to meet. >> hi, my name's elijah harrison. i'm 20 years old from hannibal, missouri. >> he struts his stuff. >> the shape you're in is perfect. there's nothing to change. i want to know exactly how tall you are and get you rolling with testing. we definitely want to sign you. >> right on. >> cool. >> congratulations. >> thanks. >> welcome to soul. >> thank you. >> reporter: it's just the beginning for eye elijah. mary and jeff are already thinking about their next big find. >> in the back of your mind, are you thinking when is the next scouting trip like even right now on my watch it says taylor swift denver. we're always thinking where we're going to find the next person. >> yeah. >> for night line, mara schiavocampo in new york. >> it's quite fascinating. >> it is. mary and jeff, the scouting agents discovered ashton kutcher and channing tatum. >> so they know what they're -- >> oh, hey. >> walk like naomi campbell. >> wow. wish i look like that. in some senses. not super adventurous. have you ever thoughe like that.d like t

. >> i must consider the peasants coming of the prophet of elijah. served rome by the strength of his rule and, thus, they made him king. >> the romans trusted him to prevent invasion. >> and to keep order among the jews. >> for which jews hate. >> some hated david and solomon. >> some hated moses. >> what's your point? >> my point, achieving a peaceful end of roman rule. the restoration of a jewish king who gives romans the order they demand. >> and will by lath -- pilate support that. >>. jewish kingdom that keeps order. that keeps pottier at bay without the cost of military occupation. pontius pilate will return to roman triumph. a strong hand with dangerous fanatics would be a step toward that goal, leaving you king of the jews. >> saloam, you know it is written if your enemy drinks your -- tell me friend, if your enemy brings you harm what is it. >> an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. >> yes an eye for an eye and tooth for a tooth. if god is love, then loving is serving god. and that means you must love your enemy. >> you preach weakness. >>

elijah would be 17.cts duri sometimes during the day you're going to cry or there is going to be something that will remind you of the bombing and you right back where you were on april 19th, 199 5, we don't ever get too far from there. >> there were reports of up to 50,000 people in the oklahoma city area suffering symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder. i locked at all photographs from the the crime scene. i looked at all the photographs from the coroner's overwhelming >> death and loss are an part everywhere and plane crashes where you lose 100, 200 people, all those are examples unexpected loses. we have to accept it and move on. >> he had grown into this being that lacked all sensitivity. >> he was very hostile to the victims, really almost detaching himself from their hurt all together. >> i had no hesitation to look at them and listen to their story but i'd like to say to them, i heard your story many times before, the specific details may be unique but the truth is, you're not the first moth t

three young children, delonte, jr., elijah and elijah just 2 years old, their parents died sunday onn afternoon run to the grocery store. they were getting ready for the labor day party. this is the lexus they were driving in. a driver was trying to pass two other cars on kirby hill road and crashed into their car. shalaya's mother feels robbed. >> i forgive this person because they did not intend to do this, but speed and reckless driving, it's what -- it gets my heart. >> the driver who hit and killed the couple is not seriously hurt. we will keep checking in with the police to see if they file charges in this case. >>> 14 before the hour now. a busy month ahead on capitol hill. lawmakers return to work today, poised for another fight that could bring us to a government shutdown. nbc's tracie potts on the hill now with the look what's ahead. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. they have got to come to some agreement on how to keep this government running. 12 big spending bills. every september 30th they have the same deadline to pass them and every september 30th for almost th

. >> reporter: but mary and jeff say their latest discoveries 20-year-old elijah harrison -- >> good.an? >> reporter: and 18-year-old hazel crew -- >> come on -- -- >> reporter: are on the verge of something big. >> go get it. >> sheep are so dumb. >> hazel still lives in iowa with her family on this 125-year-old sheep farm. at nearly six feet tall with legs for days, hazel just walked her first runway shows in paris for designers schiaparelli and ralph and russo. >> you can't hold back. you can't be that shy little sheep farmer. >> reporter: hazel is on her way. but elijah is about to take his first step, a trip to new york city. >> come over this way a little. yep. >> mary and jeff are spending months of their time preparing elijah. >> be a little more relaxed. >> all right. >> right now. >> just how you are right now. >> and investing thousands of dollars in test shoots. >> he looks tense. maybe dig in deep and find something that's like oh. you know what i mean? >> reporter: with no guaranteed commission, unless he gets signed in new york and starts booking work. he's so fearless.

you can't do it through your lawyer through a press statement, through elijah cummings. it's your personal responsibility. you have to show up. >> you can write a letter. all right. the second thing to say here is that with regard to hillary clinton's numbers, i think it hurts her again. it just stirs this issue again with the voters. and i think that's to my mind the ongoing issue in terms of her dropping numbers. republicans can't stand her. but now what you get is bernie sanders saying you know what, he doesn't even think it's the issue. he thinks the issue is that he's the one who's speaking to middle class issue, worried about college and all the rest. >> we have to get to this. so the state department hired a new transparency czar to handle records requests. clinton's e-mails in particular. janice jacobs happens to be a big supporter of hillary's. she made a $2700 donation to hillary's campaign. the department is deflecting criticism. >> this is the united states of america. it's a democracy. people are allowed to do this kind of thing. and to suggest that just by

they need to get people like elijah cummings out there. as you said they are sticking their chin out on the republican side. someone needs to hit them. >> predicated oen the assumption that there is still shame. i'm not sure there is. elijah cummings is very good. >> i asked bernie to help out. if i were hillary i would say we are in a great dignified contest. >> we don't have robert welsh. have you no shame. last year just to put another nail in this coffin chairman ft ohouse so-called oversight committee led his investigation into the benghazi attacks. he said he had suspicions that secretary clinton issued a stand down order. suspicions. let's watch him in action. >> we need to have an answer of when the secretary of defense had assets that he could have begun spitting up, why was not one order given to turn on one department of defense asset? i have my suspicions which is secretary clinton to stand down. we heard about the stand down order for two military personnel. >> that charge has been shot down by every investigation, even republ

so, avery and elijah are hunting down goldenbeast and viper. that leaves us the deep web arms dealer trigger. now, we haven't had any physical evidence that could possibly lead us to him until now. got three gun shipping boxes, three postmarks. did you find anything? i plotted those postmarks, and look at this. trigger shipped from these three post offices to hide his location. more than likely, he lives within that triangle. that's a huge area. that's almost all of hillsborough county, florida. yeah, too big to search. what if he finds us? let's slip him a cookie. what, a supercookie? yeah, let's do that. what is a... what is a supercookie? once an animal, or in this case, an i.p. address, gets tagged, we can follow it wherever it goes. well, how do you attach this supercookie to a criminal in the deep web? yeah, but we got to get the target to click the link or open an e-mail. got to trick 'em. what if we put out a news article on the internet about young spencer being killed with a deep web gun hidden in a power drill? i mean, that would get

north carolina versus south carolina, tar heels running back elijah hood, this is the man. hood, his muscles have muscles, fourth and goal from the eight. tar heels down four. williams throwing two. moore waiting for it all along, a terrible pass, south carolina hangs on for a 17-13 win. >>> tim lincecum has thrown the last pitch of the season and most likely his last pitch as a san francisco giant. he had surgery on left hip this morning and hasn't pitched since june 27th. not much of a factor this season. and that's the last time we saw him. on the disabled list, he saw treatment for his ailing hip and took cortisone hip. he won two cy young awards but hasn't pitched well for several years. it would be so fun to see him on the mound one last time as a giant. voguele song gets the call after being swept in l.a. gonzalez going the opposite way. let's see where that lands. that's 34th of the year. he gave up four runs but comes back to two of his own. everybody can hit -- christian can go deep at coor's feel tonight. >>> jason day has an opportunity to become the number one

they stopped by the fire company in delaware to show off 5-day-old elijah.elivered outside of the firehouse because she could not get to the hospital in time. >> you come back to the fire station and i called 911. >> this was baby number three and i knew i had to push. >> made the u-turn in time. >> christopher shad and his partner delivered little elijah, and it was a delightful experience and it all ended well. >> nice to see baby and mom and dad and everybody is here and safe and healthy. >> the smiths had quite the experiences with deliveries, their daughter was born in a hospital without power because of hurricane irene. >>> coming up another facebook hoax, this one targets people and their privacy. we have details next. and mount everest could be off limits to climbers and the new restrictions that the government of nepal is now weighing, adam joseph has the accuweather forecast as "action news" continues on this dreary tuesday afternoon. i'm sigourney weaver, and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world... like our state parks. the a

north carolina versus south carolina, tar heels running back elijah hood, this is the man.e muscles, fourth and goal from the eight. tar heels down four. williams throwing two. moore waiting for it all along, a terrible pass, south carolina hangs on for a 17-13 win. >>> tim lincecum has thrown the last pitch of the season and most likely his last pitch as a san francisco giant. he had surgery on left hip this morning and hasn't pitched since june 27th. not much of a factor this season. and that's the last time we saw him. on the disabled list, he saw treatment for his ailing hip and took cortisone hip. he won two cy young awards but hasn't pitched well for several years. it would be so fun to see him on the mound one last time as a giant. voguele song gets the call after being swept in l.a. gonzalez going the opposite way. let's see where that lands. that's 34th of the year. he gave up four runs but comes back to two of his own. everybody can hit -- christian can go deep at coor's feel tonight. >>> jason day has an opportunity to become the number one golfer in the world th

three young children, delonty jr., elijah and elijah, just 2 years old will spend the rest of their livesithout the parents. the parents died on an afternoon run to the grocery store. this is a look at the car. their lexus. what happened to it. police say a driver was trying to pass two other cars on kirby road in temple hill and then smashed into delonte and shalala tobe. shalaya's mom says she forgives the driver. >> i know they didn't mean to do this, but speed and reckless driving is what this did to my heart. >> the driver who hit and killed the couple is not seriously hurt. we'll keep checking in with police to see if they file any charges. >>> today we expect kelvin robinson to be sentenced for conspiring to receive and conceal excess campaign contributions. the prosecutors say that businessman jeffrey thompson donated to his campaign in 2010, but hid the donations by sending the money through companies. now, prosecutors say that thompson took part in the shadow campaign to elect vincent gray to the mayor's office. kelvin robinson faces up to a year in prison. >>> this morning a ma

representative elijah cummings said about this.s is the identical approach taken by chairman issa when he served as chairman of oversight committee, forcing witnesses to assert in person for a photo-op. mr. benghazi has nothing to do with benghazi attacks. everything to do with republicans insatiable desire to derail hillary clinton presidential bid. would you like to respond to that. >> it is heart for every statement to be inaccurate but mr. cummings managed to pull it off. we're doing it very differently chairman issa did it and different when the democrats did it when they ran the asylum. letter from linda sanchez on because because committee. she very different view invoking right to incrimination. they threatened to make a witness come in have public hearing. as you know this is private hearing today. and contrary to what mr. cummings said, we have to talk to mr. pagliano. we have to make sure the record's complete. we have to make sure it hasn't been exfoliated or corrupted in any way. frankly we have to make sure what other

. >> reporter: the married couple of four years leaves behind three kids. 2-year-old elijah, 9-year-old aliyah, and 10-year-old delante jr. along with a heartbroken grandmother. >> now i have to raise these children. >>> now to the growing mystery in harper's ferry, west virginia. investigators say they have a new clue as to what started a massive fire you may recall last month. that blaze began on the back deck of a restaurant in town. the state fire marshall says money is missing from that restaurant and they don't know where it went. still investigators will only call the cause of the fire undetermined. it shut down eight other businesses and congress is considering emergency aid for the town which relies heavily on tourism. >>> thousands of people celebrated the labor day holiday at community parades in our region. the parade in kensington, maryland, was a mix of small town traditions that had fire trucks, marching bands and always lots of candy for the kids. and there's a look at the festivities in green belt, maryland. today that city held a labor day festival and parade along cre

escalator has a thetas hearing in -- status herring in court -- hearing in court today. 19-year-old elijah smith scheduled to go to court september 19th. video captured this assault at the eastern market station last april. it showed the 69-year-old man being punched on the escalator. the third and final punch is what knocked the victim unconscious. >>> today a judge sentenced the former d.c. teacher after he admitted to sexually abusing a fourth grader at oyster adams bilingual school in northwest. delia goncalves was there for giovanni pena's sentencing and has reaction from parents. >> reporter: a day in the courtroom filled with sobbing family members, relatives of ex- teacher giovanni pena and family members of his 10-year- old victim. the boy's father addressed court telling the court that teachers should be role models not henchmen of evil. the boy's grandmother a veteran teacher himself says mean qua even traveled with them and betrayed their trust. the 31-year-old nationally recognized teacher admitted to fondling his student while class was in session. at oyster adams bilingual s

that's what i'm comfortable with. >> elijah, good morning. >> good morning. >> this movie is fun.n idea, in the credits, you see it comes from the creator of "glee," and the writer of "saw." >> correct. >> those are the families. >> colliding. >> you didn't want to be in the movie, right? >> i didn't. >> how did they coerce you? >> well, i'm a producer on the fi film, so we were involved in this from the gestation period. it was an idea by one of my producing partners. i didn't want to work as an actor in any of the films we were producing. i didn't want to give the idea it was a vanity project or something. i couldn't deny it. at the end of the day, i would have missed out on the fun. >> what is it like to have a bunch of little kids running toward you playing zombie kids? >> terrifying. >> really? >> they're really small. there's something about like adult zombies that are less scary than a bunch of children. >> they're fast. >> exactly. >> i totally agree. much scarier than adult zombies. >> it is rated r for the kids who think they might want to see this. >> it comes from bad

elijah smith pled guilty yet. smith got into an argument with a man on a metro train. surveillance video shows the exchange. that argument continues on to the platform. smith attacked the man as he got to the top of the escalator. >>> in too deep. that's how prison seamstress joyce mitchell described her role in the escape of two murderers. the search kept upstate new york on lockdown for close to three weeks. mitchell said she helped the two escape using tools she brought into the maximum security prison. listen to what she told authorities when they first questioned her about the escape. >> i was not completely honest with the state police at first. >> what did you lie about? >> about knowing that they had gotten out and the other parts of the story, but the next day my husband and i both went back. i had my husband go out with me, and i started to tell the state police everything, and then the day after that i went back out again and told the state police everything. >> catch the exclusive interview on date line tonight at 9:00 p.m. >>> coming up sh, videos over t s

. >> congressman elijah cummings of maryland, the ranking member of oversight and government reform has come out in support of the deal. he released a statement tuesday saying in part, "i believe that the rejection of the iran nuclear agreement would likely cause more harm to the united states, american interests, and our allies by allowing for continued progress for an iranian nuclear weapon." we have the debate here on c-span when members return. secretary of state john kerry speaks about the iran nuclear agreement wednesday at the philadelphia constitution center. you can see it live at 11:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> on the next washington journal, the chief legal officer of the financial revelatory bob colby talking about his role as a nongovernmental regulator of the securities industry. a look at the so-called cadillac tax, a 40% excise tax on expensive insurance plans. that goes into effect in 2018. we will talk about it with julie appleby. peter grier of the christian science monitor talks about his recent article on how americans decide who to vote for in presidential el

elijah's 261st career pass. the t.d. for the touchdown. the defense doing their part, too. they watched and refined the end zone for most of the night. that's the touchback, and the the giants pick up the first win of the season. >> that's huge! huge! we lost 2. we let 2 get away, and it's nice to bounce back with the win. >> nice to get one at home. we have to build off this and keep finishing better. >> we needed that. we got the end of the division, counts twice against the good team. finished the game as we should. >> we won, so smile! [ laughter ] >> all right, coach, we are smiling. >> an emotional time for the yankees who fell back farther in the divisional race last night, dealing with the death of yogi berra, one of the most beloved yankees of all time. all the catchers including former catcher joe girardi placed a wreath during the pregame ceremony. as for the game, pineda took the mound. that's strike 3 swinging to escape the threat. the yankees had their hands full here with chris. he leads the american league with strikeouts but beltran says strike this! the 18

spokesman nick merrill declaring -- the top democrat on the benghazi panel elijah cummings rushed to clinton's defense by claiming pagliano is only taking the fifth because he did not want to be drawn into a political spectacle. he admitted it would be better for pagliano to talk. >> am i surprised that he has decided to take the fifth? no, i'm not surprised. am i disappointed? yes. because i would have loved to have heard what he had to say. >> reporter: republicans note it's harder for clinton allies to cry politics when there's a nonpartisan fbi investigation looming. >> this is the one guy that can put all of this to bed. him pleading the fifth speaks volumes. >> reporter: clinton is eager to testify in public to the benghazi panel in late october. the story may have legs as we edge closer and closer to the early caucuses and primaries. lou? lou: ed, thank you. ed henry. >>> in china president xi jinping presiding over a massive military parade to commemorate japan's surrender in world war ii. the extravagant parade, the most forceful display yet of china's military power after w

this especially given that hillary clinton and all her aides claim and elijah cummings claimed they want to talk. >> i think it's smart legal advice on the part of his lawyer. if you look back to the 90's and all the collateral damage that happened to people in the clintonor bit during investigations, dating back to the macdougalls and white water, and you look at what's happened to people not just in clinton investigations and others, it's a quick hot, skip, and a jump to it a bad memory to being indicted for impeding an investigation. >> sure. but the clinton campaign, charles, has said and insisted that they encouraged everybody to talk to these congressional committees, including brian pagaliono. >> that's what they say but you don't know where the one eye was winking when they were telling him that if you go through the logic, you ask yourself why would the guy take the fifth? what's he afraid of? he is just an it guy. he could hardly be prosecuted for having set up a server on behalf of the high administration official. so what's he afraid of? i think it has to be contradictory tes

he went to elijah cummings from maryland and said why don't you schedule the clinton time when she commentsin. meet with her team we need to make sure we have had had every document we requested and 30 days to review those documents. you know and i know those documents have not been forthcoming which is why we are in this that that he we are now. it has been the with of the committee that has revealed private objection. this arrangement that secretary clinton has made with herself. >> do you have any suspicion that the 30,000 deleted emails the ones defended indicated as personal? do you have any good faith basis to be suspicious that that has some relevant information to your inquiry? >> i have no confidence in anything that the clinton team is saying right now about these emails. past assertions have shown that time and time again, sect clinton and her team haves mislead people, overstating. i have zero confidence in the assertions of secretary clinton up until now. i think it's her murderren obviously to explain herself and duly selected committee of the united states congress. >> thank

so last week congressman elijah cummings and i sent a letter to mr. skrelli asking him to explain why the price of this drug has skyrocketed by over 4,000%. now, the good news -- or it appears to be the good news -- is that mr. skrelli recently said that he would lower the price of this lifesaving drug, although he has not yet indicated what the new price will be. but, let us be very clear: this is just one of many, many examples of price-gouging within the pharmaceutical industry. let me give you another. in the united states, the prescription drug sovaldi, which is used to treat a very serious and widespread disease, hepatitis-c, cost $1,000 a pill. $1,000 a pill. in europe, the same exact drug made by the same exact company costs $555 a pill. and in egypt and india, the same drug costs $11 a pill. now, mr. president, the cost of this drug has become so expensive that medicaid and the veterans administration and many, many veterans are suffering with hepatitis-c, both medicaid and the v.a. are rationing access to sovaldi and other blockbuster hepati

he's running for the seat now held by congressman elijah cummings. >>> it's a monumental task and now -- [ inaudible ] his job will be to manage monuments and memorials that receive more than $25 million visitors a day. she has 23 years in experience in public, private partnerships and historic preservation. >>> while you're sleeping the vikings and 49ers put week one of the n.f.l. season to bed. the man making headlines coming out of the game was number 28 san fran's carlos rushed on 26 carries [ inaudible ] the end result niners get the late night "w" 20-3. >> interesting uniforms. >> yeah, a lot on twitter. >> >>> wildfires have displaced more than 20,000 people in northern california. >> blues, we'll show you how -- plus, we'll show you how raging flood waters are causing similar problems across the southwest. >> i'm first alert meteorologist erica grow. it is cool out here but pretty comfortable. we're going to see temperatures rising into the 80s. yesterday we got up to 80 degrees but it was breezy. today 80 to 85 with a lot less wind so it's going to be a fantastic afternoon an

we do understand the delaware mom and baby elijah are rest resting and heading home in a few days withreat story to tell. >> pope francis will be in our city in matter of hours. you can feel the excitement in the air on the streets tonight. >> south philly the wish wall foundation hosting an event in the italian market. public can write their wish on a card and add it to wish wall structure. other which is see the wishes posted and offer some prayers. it will be open saturday and sunday from 11 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. >>> the pope's visit to america capturing the attention of course of the people around the globe. >> what the pontiff said last night during his remarks in new york's saint patrick' cass thecal has one group of people especially ecstatic. karen has that story of the nuns who definitely cannot wait for this weekend. >> reporter: this colorful pageant of pilgrims some of the smiling faces are religious women after the pope's big shout out last night thanking them. (speaking spanish). (applause). >> a standing ovation and today a lot of pride and gratitude. these dominican sist

you had elijah cummings, the ranking democrat on that select committee.issued a statement praising bryan pagliano for not testifying. when was the last time you saw a mental of congress for not testifying being praised for not testifying? >> i am a trained lawyer. if there was an fbi investigation going on and my client was called before a congressional committee, i would tell him to take the fifth amendment. you learn the first day in law school that there is no inference of criminality. we don't even know if there is a criminal investigation going on. can i finish? >> the question is -- >> it may well be. can i finish? and what hillary clinton did, tucker, when she did it, was appropriate and allowed under the rules then in exist tense. six months later the rules changed. so while monica is certainly right -- >> we don't know that. >> to say people opposed it, what she did was allowed when she did it. >> we don't know that, doug. as you know. >> i think we do. >> we don't know the vast majority of the e-mails because she has cloaked them from any superv

you're working with elijah cummings from maryland. what's your point now?hat could you as president of the united states do to reduce the cost of prescription drugs? >> two things. first of all, we pay by far the highest price in the world for prescription drugs. one out of five who gets a prescription from a doctor cannot afford to fill that prescription, that's totally crazy. they get sicker, maybe they even die. what we need to do is, number one, have medicare negotiating drug prices with the pharmaceutical industry, three th drug companies made millions of dollars. the second thing we do is we allow the united states and distributors and pharmacists to reimport drugs, prescription drugs from other countries like canada where their prices are much lower than in the united states. >> if you were president would you work to get a single pair health care system in the united states, move away from obama care and maybe get medicare for all of america? >> in my view, the affordable care act has not done a lot of good but there are still 35 million who are uni

a tweet saying elijah cummings calls planned parenthood political theatre. the hill says gop planned parenthood wasted millions of dollars on lavish travel and parties. one of the points that jason and others were talking about during the hearing. and abc news saying ranking member cummings says committee democrats want planned parenthood undercover video producer to testify, but that the gop refused. taking your calls. want to know what you think about funding for planned parenthood coming from the government and from taxpayers. john is calling from alabama, republican. >> caller: yeah, that was a nice spin on the talk about directing the story away from the fact that the planned parenthood person makes a lot of money as a ceo. a lot of corporations pay millions of dollars to their ceos. but they're not getting federal funds every year to the tune of $500 million. so we need to stop giving money to private organizations for women's health care. we're not taking away health care by doing that. they have a choice, just as the ceo said repeatedly, to go anywhe

. >> elijah, i baptize you in the name of the father and of the son, and of the holy spirit, amen. >>inistry, the youngest of his flock become sons and daughters of god. >> what is it like to play such a significant role in people's lives? >> it's just a great honor. you talk about people hungering god in a powerful way. this is one of the big ways. their parents are saying this is what, we want god to be the center of your life, and we're going to do our best to raise you in it and never let you forget it. >> these children have been reborn in baptism. the father, the son and the holy spirit bless you. amen. thanks so much. that was beautiful. >> thank you, father. >> even though this is your third child, you are just beaming today. what does it mean to you? >> our faith is the most important thing to our life. and it's his very first sacrament, and the washing away of original sin and welcoming him into our church and i believe in our faith and to just envision that grace coming down upon him and god blessing him in that way. just makes my heart burst. >> today father todd has broug

this is something you and elijah cummings have been looking at and working on. what is the solution. >> for the government basically to step in and say excuse me. unless there is a rationale reason like you cannot get the compounds and the substances you need to make the drugs, you just cannot jack up the price to any level that you want. and there are a number of mechanisms we have that we can deal with. but bottom line here is, what we have got to do are several basic things. number one, medicare part d needs to negotiate prescription drug prices with the pharmaceutical industry. the veterans administration does it. medicare does it. that is pretty crazy. second of all, as somebody who is not a great fan as you know, of unfettered free trade, it is amazing to me why we can bring lettuce and tomatoes in from mexico but distributors and pharmacists can't bring in low cost prescription drugs from other countries around the world. that's pretty crazy. just speaks to the power of the pharmaceutical industry. we move forward in those two areas, we will substantially