bindinga legally contract between the carter center and emery. we provide active programs and emery provides the academic background research and everything. it is a permanent arrangement. we have allies and friends from many countries in the world from those who have joined us in preparing for peace and helping us with diseases and those sort of things. we have an endowment that we built up that was about $600 million before the recent reductions in the stock market. i'm not sure what it is now, but it is in that neighborhood. we have never taken any money out of the endowment. andre prepared financially organizationally to continue for quite a while. we have a new vice president that i want to introduce tonight. would you stand up? [applause] he is in charge of all of our peace programs. he spent 24 years with the united nations and he has been ambassador in several of the countries in which we do business. one of the things we started was monitoring troubled elections. this has been a simulating -- stimulating and productive process. totalitar

multiple vehicles were involved in the crash on emery lane near muncaster mill road.e victim is expected to recover. the police are investigating what caused the crash. tomorrow night, fairfax county residents can share thoughts with the commission reviewing police practices. the meeting begins at 7:30 at walt whitman middle school in alexandria. the commission was created following the death of john geer, fatally shot by fairfax county police officer adam torres, who was fired from the department and a grand jury indicted him on a second degree murder charge. one car caused a huge security scare near the pentagon this morning. to gun police spotted a vehicle stop near the south entrance, the driver into passengers passed out. they also spot it would appear to be a wire hanging from the front door, prompting multiple agencies including hazmat and the bomb squad to respond. turns out the people inside the car were heavily intoxicated and the suspicious wire was a speaker cable. 9/11,ing on the heels of you see a vehicle coming to a dead stop, a wire protruding, individ

we have a legally binding contract between the carter center and emery.e provide active programs and emery provides the academic background research and everything. it is a permanent arrangement. we have allies and friends from many countries in the world from those who have joined us in preparing for peace and helping us with diseases and those sort of things. we have an endowment that we built up that was about $600 million before the recent reductions in the stock market. i'm not sure what it is now, but it is in that neighborhood. we have never taken any money out of the endowment. we are prepared financially and organizationally to continue for quite a while. we have a new vice president that i want to introduce tonight. would you stand up? [applause] he is in charge of all of our peace programs. he spent 24 years with the united nations and he has been ambassador in several of the countries in which we do business. one of the things we started was monitoring troubled elections. this has been a stimulating and productive process. whether it is just t

. >> gary: emery running back the american heritage high school plantation fla. their egos verses was said the players see it that the junior varsity this young man been less possessed of on going rebel linebackers twice his size lexus receipt of perfection " plantation florida one wartime funded at sports show old 49er legends on sunday. "lily comes up every day it somehow find with me but not as popular as joe for jerry rice the big time guy is bioassay add just enough to make me feel good. not enough to bother making." >> gary: people who drive game $5,000 the have boy just sit with them in their box that one catch made him a star for the rest of his life see the show on the clock by u.s. open circassian not until tomorrow night to go to whether a bit of a factor usa the guy's name is a check stock weighting the match in the fourth set he had retired from dehydration and cramping one set for advancing the he madam the he caught 13 retirements 12 and the first round and you open record and never heard this guy jack is out at the help of the floor today. >> pam:

. >> put them in the caps like that, push it down, get a pencil and shave it with an emery board andprinkle and sprinkle like you're dusting them now. >> how much is each worth? >> each is worth a dollar. the blue ones worth 50 cents. >> since inmates are not allowed access to cash, they have another way to pay gambling debts. the losers must purchase snacks or other items from the jail canteen for the winners. they pay for canteen through debit accounts that friends or relatives on the outside deposit money into. but a losing hand can bring serious consequences. >> if i'm gambling and i don't have any way to pay it back, the consequences could mean your safety, could mean a few teeth, could mean your life. >> what got me here is a very bad gambling compulsion. it started in 2005. it got progressively worse and worse and worse. >> joe watson's gambling cost him everything. >> i wanted to be the person that could take care of everything, and when i couldn't take care of things at a job that i loved and that i was good at, when i couldn't even meet deadlines for that, i figured i would

>> i have a younger brother, then who is -- been -- ben who is that emery. and i have another brother. >> i have twin daughters that are 15.5 years. they are doing great. they are doing just fantastic. they really are. they are -- you know, they are so much fun and they are growing up. >> they will be driving. >> that is why i am glad i am in new hampshire, they are driving in ohio. they are doing very well. i am really pleased. i will tell you a funny story. so, my daughters after their second day of school, i get home. one of them says, i want to tell you about my first day of school. let's go have some ice cream. i said, i will buy. and she says, ok, i will drive. and we drive to the store. and then she said, i will drive home here in it is really interesting. then i say, now girls, because my daughters are nice and tall and pretty. and the mother is beautiful too. and they said, we going to have this thing with boys. and they start giggling. and i say, if you have any questions about boys, you need it out to your mother. you know what my daughter said, s

. >> also knew him as a good kid at emery high. you know, i knew what he did, i knew what he was doing. i talked to him a little over a month ago. i talk to his parents. i see his sister all the time. it's just not fair. not fair. somebody took this life. this man was inspire sglg and what happened yesterday was thoughtless and senseless. and i can't imagine an argument important enough to take someone's life. >> reporter: a lot of neighbors and artists were here this morning. it is a very tight-knit community. ramos has just rejoined the oak lantd superheroes project for the third mural in the series of six. the attitude in healing connection is a local nonprofit empowerment group dedicated to art here sponsoring a project which aims to involve more than 100 local kids and teens, students who envision the design of these murals and also a project that's trying to create more than 30 jobs. trying to do a lot of good here in oakland. police have not released a description of the suspect. they are hoping to get more information from

nielsen had a emery seat. they set up a track. she the rest of her pay and when the landlord showed up the police were waiting. >> cash trance act. yes, i would recommend that you very careful and check out people's credentials before you rent from them. >> the fake landlord now faces two counts of burglary, felony theft charges as well as computer crimes. we all know that stress is very bad thing. stress at work can be worse. and now we have an idea of just how dangerous it can be. why doctors now say work stress can be just as bad as breathing in second hand smoke. a vacation to europe turned into a four month ordeal for new jersey family after their twins were born early in portugal. how social media helped to bring them all home. howard? >> eagles head coach chip kelly may not be loved by all the tim tebow fans today, but he's more than just a good head coach. at times at a news conference he turns into a comedian. we'll check on and that the inform fl has excluded tom brady in their preseason promotion. interesting. i will ex

he made the whole scandal, the whole mystery of this pope who quit, the second pope, this pope emerishe made that whole scandal and story disappear. that was a world shakingly bizarre and inexplicable scandal when the previous pope stepped down and nobody knew why. one of the most miraculous things about pope francis is that his participatecy has been so consequential and such a big deal, it eclipsed the scandal that opened up the position for him in the first place. but he could not be more different than the man who so mysteriously quit and he replaced. the archbishop waging war on john kerry, he promoted that archbishop above anyone in the american church. francis undid that and made it a point to make sacrament aren't prizes for award for good behavior, they should be seen as sustenance for people to do the right thing. john kerry is now secretary of state in the obama administration. and when pope francis came down like a president arrive as a member of the state of the union, to keep fellow politicians from reaching out and trying to shake hands with the pope. those blockers did

ellis >> valerie silver ellis >> albert alfy william elmarry >> robert r.elsith >> edgar hendricks emery jr. >> doris suk-yuen eng >> christopher epps >> ulf ramm ericson >> erwin l. erker >> william john erwin >> sarah ali escarcega >> jose espinal >> fanny espinoza >> billy esposito >> bridget ann esposito >> francis esposito >> michael esposito >> ruben esquilin jr. >> sadie ette >> barbara g. etzold >> eric brian evans >> robert edward evans >> meredith emily june ewart >> catherine k. fagan >> and my uncle, police officer david lamagnae. although i never met him, i love him very much. >> my podium partner for keeping me calm. thank you. and for my uncle, you taught me many lessons as a youngster that i still use today in my everyday life, including persistence. i love you and i miss you. >> patricia fagan >> keith george fairben >> sandra farjardo-smith >> william f. fallon >> william lawrence fallon jr. >> anthony j. fallone jr. >> dolores brigitte fanelli >> robert john fangman >> john joseph fanning >> kathleen anne faragher >> thomas james farino >> paige marie farley-hackel >>

solution criminal review board, the civilian review board, being run and civil rights aorney richard emeryt has been your expense with the ccrb in recent years? >> ironically, it has become much worse gelling with them because they have a new policy of suppressing all information. it used to be you could get the raw data with freedom of information law. that data was useful. now the position is, no raw data should be provided. they highlighted in her yearly report, as a matter ft, there being much more protective of police officers now. this is their claim to fame at this point. legal aid society brought a lawsuit in the garner case to get the raw data, the supreme court agreed with us and now they are -- this is the most shocking thing because if we had not had that information in thecline case, nobody would be talking about this. they would all seem like separate cases. it is a live because we had the raw data, had the material and robert lewis from npr brought the story with the audiotape, that is why we're here today. amy: i want to turn to leroy cline, what if your clients, queens res

solution criminal review board, the civilian review board, being run and civil rights attorney richard emeryt has been your expense with the ccrb in recent years? >> ironically, it has become much worse gelling with them because they have a new policy of suppressing all information. it used to be you could get the raw data with freedom of information law. that data was useful. now the position is, no raw data should be provided. they highlighted in her yearly report, as a matter fact, there being much more protective of police officers now. this is their claim to fame at this point. legal aid society brought a lawsuit in the garner case to get the raw data, the supreme court agreed with us and now they are -- this is the most shocking thing because if we had not had that information in thecline case, nobody would be talking about this. they would all seem like separate cases. it is a live because we had the raw data, had the material and robert lewis from npr brought the story with the audiotape, that is why we're here today. amy: i want to turn to leroy cline, what if your clients, queens r

. >> reporter: betty and emery saw the remains of their retirement home for the first time. >> the onlyhing left is the chimney. >> reporter: on saturday only ten minutes to get out and on tuesday, just 15 minutes to survey the damage. >> we have never seen a fire like this. i'm just happy everybody is still alive. you know? we can re-do this. >> reporter: police are increasing patrols after one man was arrested. deputies say they believe he was planning to looting evacuated homes. one person has died in this fire and officials believe that number could rise. they are planning to conduct searches with cadaver dogs today. >> danielle, thank you very much. >>> the republican presidential candidate have their second debate tonight and donald trump once again is front and center but unlike the last debate in august he is expected to be the number one target for his opponents. 11 candidates will appear tonight in simi valley, california. major garrett is at the debate site with a preview. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the last time republicans met for a debate, donald trump was th

he's the host of the emeries -- emmys. don't go away. oh, thank you!ne-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. today we're gonna talk about trucks. works for me. which truck brand do you think offers best in class hd towing? ford. i would say the ram. ok, lets move to the second door. best v8 horsepower. the ram. i say ford on the v8. chevy. what about this year's motortrend truck of the year? chevy. what do you think? the ford. there's no reason why they shouldn't be. let's see how you did. oohh! that's the chevy silverado hd, the chevy silverado, and the chevy colorado. no way?! chevy, chevy, chevy. wow. that's a clean sweep. >>> when you were going to berkeley high school, did you have a dream of saturday night? >> i mean, earlier than berkeley high. i would say like eight years old. >> take a look at him. andy sandberg, berkeley high class of 1996. that's the last time he was here on "mornings on 2." you see ross mcgown. this is when he was promoting his movie hotrod. his career has really taken off like a rocket. i think

. >> emery woodard who is about 6'6" and 250 pounds.ymont where i moved from stanton to claymont, delaware. he took me to meet a guy who was a regional director in philadelphia. he said to ewing, we're backing this boy. and ewing said, like hell we are. if you're not, you don't have me. he turns around. ewing carcella came and spoke to the national president and the next thing you know, i was endorsed. at that time i was losing in the most recent poll, 57 to 19. but i won! i won because of the steel workers! we have an expression where i grew up. you go home with who brung you to the dance and you all brung me to the dance. it's great to be here. i understand -- i don't know where he is right now, but i understand mike doyle, who -- hey, mike, there you go. good to see you, congressman. it's nice to have someone in congress who actually knows what a steel mill looks like. where is mac? mac does all the heavy lifting. there you go, mac. thank you, by the way, for having me, pal. thanks for having me back. and my buddy rich trumpka. rich