his car stopped west of emery vil. >> a live look at interstate 80 where you can see traffic accident moving on both sides, westbound smooth again, eastbound, the one on the left that is tight because of the normal commute. we did not see traffic moving earlier today. >> let's go live to abc news cornell live. >> reporter: westbound lanes reopened tonight after a long closure. sky 7 was over the freeway a short time ago at 5:00 p.m. as crews toed will be the the president's black suv. took an hour and a half to move everything blocked the lanes and freeway. by 5:30 all lanes were cleared again. now a shooting investigation is just beginning. moatrists took cover when a gun battle began between police and an armed suspect on interstate 80. >> i was in my car and i heard the gun shots, i stayed there. >> reporter: sky 7 was over the tense stand off mere the maize. a man driving a black sufficient refusing to vaersurrender, poli say he was wanted from fair filed. richa richmond police assisted in trying to get the vehicle to stop. >> the car they were chasing started to lose, it had flas

his car stopped west of emery vil. >> a live look at interstate 80 where you can see traffic accident moving on both sides, westbound smooth again, eastbound, the one on the left that is tight because of the normal commute. we did not see traffic moving earlier today. >> let's go live to abc 7 knew news cornell live. >> reporter: westbound lanes reopened tonight after a long closure. sky 7 was over the freeway a short time ago at 5:00 p.m. as crews toed will be the the president's black suv. took an hour and a half to move everything blocked the lanes and freeway. by 5:30 all lanes were cleared again. now a shooting investigation is just beginning. moatrists took cover when a gun battle began between police and an armed suspect on interstate 80. >> i was in my car and i heard the gun shots, i stayed there. >> reporter: sky 7 was over the tense stand off mere the maize. a man driving a black sufficient refusing to vaersurrender, poli say he was wanted from fair filed. richa richmond police assisted in trying to get the vehicle to stop. >> the car they were chasing started to lose, it h

we don't dance-dance, but we dance. - [ricky] we move. - [emery] we groove. - [ricky] we move and groove groove. comparing us to other bands, i mean, here's the thing, each band has their own unique thing. nsync had that disco, pah-pah kinda feeling. and then backstreet boys had, kinda a little more edgier, more rebellious. and then the beach boys were the beach boys, you know? the beach boys were the beach boys. - and then the beatles, yeah. - they were the original boy band. - beatles were the og. and there's one direction and then five sauce and then there's forever in your mind. - i think, also, obviously music's evolved since nsync and the backstreet boys. it's evolved into more, i would say not completely edm but it's gone to more electronically-produced sounds. - more dancey. - yeah, and i think that is included into our music and it's also a different vibe than other boy bands have had in the past. so, i think it's a new chapter in the whole boy band type of music and what's happening in there, which also makes a difference. - music in general, really. - yeah, music in general. -

mÁs adelante regresÓ en >> por segunda vez un derrumbe se presenta en el parque nacional josh emery.lesionada cuando eran parte de granito de piedra se vino abajo. en otros detalles le comento que la preside arias irene michelle y ana armstrong fueron detenidas el miÉrcoles en mÉxico y luego deportadas a este paÍs. las reclusas habían escapado el pasado cuatro septiembre de una cÁrcel federal. ambas mujeres enfrentan cargos por escapar de la cÁrcel. el hombre que ayer intercambiÓ disparoscon la policÍa, perdiÓ la vida. el conductor fue identificado como hoch, el incidente ocurriÓ ayer provocó varios trastornos en la circulaciÓn durante varias horas. laslas prÁcticas que implementarÍa el departamento seguridad nacional implica vigilar sus redes sociales y la bÚqueda que realicen internet. este incluya recientes y a los naturalizados. >> el departamento sobre a nacional anunciÓ que a partir del 18 octubre revisarÁn y almacenarÁn informaciÓn de las redes sociales de los residentes permanentes y ciudadanos. para completar el perfil de lo que soliciten visas. alguna latina como una privac

thirty eight well done shinji and peter moore who seems to be a buyer and fan decided to give pierre emery some grief for what can only be described as a weak attempt to convert a penalty a shot that he of course was unable to put in the back of the net. to the twitter verse we asked you out there on twitter what your play of the day was and the winner with over sixty percent of the vote with andre your malenko this cheeky back heel in the fourth minute got dorman off to a flying start great technique that ukrainians first what is the goal turned out to be crucial to his dortmund struggle to a two one win over out andre geim and lego is your play of the day. don't worry don't fret if you forgot to cast your vote this time around you'll have another chance next week and remember you can keep up with all the bonus to get action on sunday on our website dot com or on facebook or twitter here are all of the addresses when your screen. so they go please write us with your comments and questions tell us your big talking points and we can address them right here on the show that's all for us sit

thom jensen is at the emery target store where this happened over the weekend. >> reporter: the timing of this robbery could be crucial in this case. investigators want anybody who is watching the story to watch the surveillance video because it could hold other clues. they came in with guns and masks on. one pointed directly in a target employee's face. as managers gathering money from all of the cash registers. >> these individuals were entirely covered up. so difficulty in identifying who they are. >> reporter: someone seeing these videos might know who the men are. maybe a friend, coworkers, or relative will recognize the gun, clothing, or maybe how they walk. >> no small tips. >> reporter: information on the get-away car is nondescript. >> does not seem coincidental. i think there was some sort of knowledge or some sort of background in retail establishments in the close-down procedure that retail establishment has. >> reporter: multiple suspects in this case, may have talked about it or bragged about it. they want to hear from anybody who may have heard anything about it. target

. >>> speaking of cute faces, emery and whitley. they, too, love doggies. they see this one.hey walk right up and start playing with it. >> i wonder whose dog it is. they aren't even paying attention to mom asking, whose dog is that. guess what. this is y'all's surprise. >> what? best reaction ever. >> you got us a dog? >> yes, ladies, this is your dog. and the tears start to roll. >> now i have to wake up early and walk it. >> the thing is they'll have some responsibility because in this situation, mom also had the same reservation. she told them they couldn't get a dog unless it was house broken and potty trained. >> now she just has to potty train the kids. >>> this video comes from slovakia. sometimes -- he was trying to land. instead -- >> get there. get there. oh! >> was he trying to land or was it a situation where he kind of just had no wind and just lost altitude. >> no he thought he was in control and was trying to land in that little sliver of a road that you see there. >> he was having trouble or something. he went straight into the trees. >> a left-minute steer t

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with their work that they were doing basically calling google of an emerging monopolist and in fact emeryslaughter who runs this foundation financed by google she e-mailed this guy barry lynn who she then ousted and said we are in the process of trying to expand our relationship with google on some absolutely key points miss lot of wrote in an e-mail to mr lynn urging him to just think in capitals about how you are imperiling funding for others things like these drone operators boca raton florida they're operating drones in afghanistan killing innocent people weddings getting a purple heart that's eric schmidt he's pushing a button and he stabbing the constitution in the heart and he should be taken out you know something should be done here in a serious way but we have to go now take a break and then come back with the second half so please stay riveted don't go stay right there. in case you're new to the game this is how it works in our economy is built around corporation corporations from washington to washington controls the media the media and. voters elected to run this country busi

chance songs and they've given flowers that's the kind of people we have so few things that mccracken emery any such a happy people that it's unfair it's unfair to paint that in any other way alfred and i'm weak and i want to play a little clip of the spanish gentleman cause rafael nadal everybody knows he's a tennis player here oh my thing is no introduction this is him on september thirteenth talking about the catalonia situation having isn't his take. i feel like all spaniards should feel worried because there is a conflict that needs to be a result and at the moment this allusion seems complicated or at least not friendly let's hope things can be fixed like i have said many times i feel very close to catalonia i obviously feel spanish and as i understand that the loneliness part of spain i don't see spain without get a loan or at least i wouldn't like to see one without it we are better and stronger together than separate and i hope we can remain like that for ever saying it about. so you outside of catalonia if you could take the temperature of what spanish people are thinking about th

his car stopped west of emery vil. >> a live look at interstate 80 where you can see traffic accidentboth sides, westbound smooth again, eastbound, the one on the left that is tight because of the normal commute. we did not see traffic moving earlier today. >> let's go live to abc news cornell live. >> reporter: westbound lanes reopened tonight after a long closure. sky 7 was over the freeway a short time ago at 5:00 p.m. as crews toed will be the the president's black suv. took an hour and a half to move everything blocked

chant songs and they've given flowers that's the kind of people we have so few things that maccracken emery any such a happy people that it's unclear it's unfair to paint it in any other way alfred and i'm weak and i want to play a little clip of the spanish gentleman cause rafael nadal everybody knows he's a tennis player here oh my thing is no introduction this is him on september thirteenth talking about the catalonia situation having isn't a stack. i feel like all spaniards should feel worried because there is a conflict that needs to be resold and at the moment there's allusions seems complicated or at least not friendly but things can be fixed like i have said many times i feel very close to catalonia i obviously feel spanish and as i understand that the loan is part of spain i don't see spain without get a loan or at least i wouldn't like to see one without it we are better and stronger together than separate and i hope we can remain like that forever. so new outside of catalonia if you could take the temperature of what spanish people thinking about this to get a referendum what wou

public safety officers say they respond ed ed to a medical emery sunday afternoon. right now investigators are working to determine what led to the medical emergency and if alcohol played any role. the school sent out a letter to students reading losing a member of the class of 2021 is a heartbreaking start to the year for our newest students n particular i hope the support of the community will be helpful to all at this very sad time. >> a tale of love and lost following a deadly house fire. that started just before midnight last night in wilmington. hen couldn't find his wife, so he went back into the burning home to try to find her. >> he ran around the side of the house to get a hose. came back in to try to find her, but she's outside yelling his name the whole time. he didn't know so he did what any husband should do with a wife. he went in there to try to find her. he didn't make it out. >> his wife is in the hospital. she's being treated for injuries she sustained when she jumped from the roof. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues now with aville know la

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> emery phil -- emeryville based art.com says they will fund the museum of children's artsschool year. the program which was previously canceled due to lack of funds hold for classes at oakland public library serving about 30,000 children and their families. we are happy to be joined by the ceo of art.com and the executive director of the museum of children's arts. 20,000 is not a small investment. why did you choose to help oakland families this way? >> we are huge believers in the importance of art and making art accessible to everyone. that is our mission and goal in life as a company, when we found out about it being canceled in our community, it was so important to us to fund that program. it was important to bring teaching artists from six areas in oakland to help students. for us, it was money very well spent.>> the mission of mocha, of your facility, it's to bring art to children without a lot of direction. we've been there several times as a family, we just sit back and let the kids do what they want. >> we have a strong sense that creativity is really important fo

joining me now, mbc's chief global correspondent in london and political reporter carol lee here, and emery in the george w. bush administration as well as the state department. he's a senior fellow at the mideastern studies of council relations. and he has a book out called "realism and democracy after the arab spring." carol, first to you. there is a lot of conflict with iran. you've got some breaking news on what we can expect momentarily in the next day or two, if not today. >> right. what we've learned, my colleague and i, is that the administration could, as soon as today, adopt new sanctions on iran, and at the same time is also expected today to extend certain sanctions that are enslie enshrined in the nuclear agreement. all of this is what you heard secretary tillerson talk about, so it is reneutralized from the first agreement, that it's overshadowed by everything else. and he is expected to try to talk to european allies about ways that they could put pressure on iran to get them back to the negotiating table to possibly renegotiate three key elements of the deal. now, the irania

and his words were typical of the praise that frontier soldiers gave to cody, phil sheridan, emery carr, charles king, anton mills, and many other army officers all praised cody both before and after he became nationally famous. his exploits, although later exaggerated by press agents and show business are absolutely authentic. and what just drives me crazy and not a long drive as you can tell -- [laughter] when -- what strikes me as crazy and all the folks who want to present him as a charlatan and fraud. and he's not just not at all. he did it all before he was 25, you know? i wish i had. and indeed later writers have attempted to downplay his scouting activities and many of them treated him as just one of many comparable army scouts. but he wane just like one of many comparable scouts. he was truly head and shoulders above almost all of them and writes with ben clark, luther kelly, frank north, as one of the great scouts of the indian wars. in one 12-month period, for example, from october 1868 to october of 1869, cody is chief of scouts for the fifth cavalry. participating in seven

emery, mast ramo -- miss ramos and miss hatfield. these decent, honorable teachers, help their students gain a fact-based understanding of the changing world around them and the issues facing our society. unfortunately, these heartland institute materials may require those teachers to teach about politics and propaganda as well. mr. president, i yield the floor. and i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from missouri. mr. blunt: i move the quorum call be suspended. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. blunt: mr. president, we're looking at an outline for tax reform that helps working families in ways that those families haven't seen for almost a decade now, a decade of buying power that didn't go up, and obligations that did, a decade with more government requirements and less take-home pay. we're going to be here for the next few weeks talking about what to do to reverse that situation so that the opportunities for those families

over now to emery said with news of a big birthday that's right helena down the street and finger and a song are right in if nick cave turns sixty today the man famous for his deep voice and narrative song fast forward to korea with his band the bad feet the alternative rock scene robin men from a culture disc is here to tell us all welcome but how do you sum up this a unique artist what he is a very rare breed dogs a singer songwriter and i think in his softer moments he reminds me a bit of land of cowen which is not surprising that account is one of his big heroes he has been dubbed by the music press as the prince of darkness and he certainly has the look for it and his songs are often about death religion possession and sometimes even violence is a really charismatic performer who leads the audience down a dollar from which they may they may never return. anyway he's done so much artistically in this report we can only touch on a few of his talents. nick cave has penned screenplays and novels and worked as an actor but he's best known for his dark sultry songs from an early age a

emery police have identified a suspect that was killed yesterday after a chase. he was driving a chevy and led authorities on a chase from fairfield to interstate 80, he was wanted for killing a 68 year old man in fairfield two years ago, the chase ended when california highway patrol put down spike strips, he was then killed in a gun fight with police, the evidence collection shut down the i want state for eight hours, eastbound lanes reopened at 11:00 a.m. but the westbound lanes did not reopen until 5:00 yestday evening. >>> twitter executives go to capitol hill as part of the investigation into the alleged russian i want feerns in the presidential election, house and senate panels have invited the tech giants to appear, it's the latest move by congressional investigators looking into russian meddling in the election. >>> the ceo of facebook is taking a stand against president donald trump. he responded to a tweet by the president claiming that facebook has always been against him. he said the point of facebook is to give all people a voice, he also said he re

i thought the old emery's would nobe an issue for me when i became an adult. little did i know that theest of my childhood would forever be a part of me. as i got older, i became more angry, more emotional, and unproductive at school. i knew something was not right, but i did notrust people, so i would not find out. i s afraid to be different from most young adults my age. i was afraid of becoming unloved. i hate everything with a slot -- .id everying with a smile i withdrew and began using drugs. negatively about things and dismissed complements stormy as untrue. i left no room for positivity my life, and i resorted to eating to cope with my feeling. i did not see the point of living at all. after one of the lowest points in my life, i was grateful to know i was not alone. the reason i say grateful is becae i needed someone to identify with. i needed to see someone in recovery, too. th person was my mom, who had a substance abuse disorder. after the problems she experienced, that prompted me to seek help for myself and start my own recovery journey. i had the

the atlanta medical community, having served at grady memorial hospital as well as on the faculty at emery university school of medicine. as with many physicians and health occasion pcare providers price's experience in caring for patients also gave him a unique perspective about the impact of public policy on the practice of medicine. with the goal of improving access to quality health care, dr. price ran for public office and was elected to four terms and was elected to the u.s. house of representatives serving georgia's sixth congressional district for 12 years. dr. price has been a steady advocate for patient centered health care systems. quality choices innovation and responsiveness to patient care needs, as secretary for health and human services, dr. price remains committed to these principles, administering a wide array of services, supporting life saving search and protecting and serving all americans, please join me in welcoming secretary price. >> thank you so very much for that kind introduction. good morning. what a great joy it is to be here with so many dedicated folks to an

i was joking around and said they were probably on their way to there but got lost at emery and that's just wrong. i love that dude. but there's dr. robert bullard. these are experts on climate change and they need to be spoken to as well. me personally, i learned a hell of a lot more than i did when i watched "an inconvenient truth." please stop using the polar bear as your motto or logo. just stop. tallahassee thing with polar bears. they may be white, but they don't vote. and finally, i'm going to invite some people to come up here right now to show we have a democrat up here who was serious about addressing climate change and also what we have to do to really address climate change, which is stop taking money from the people who are killing us. stop. so he he has agreed to take this pledge that's going around and really happy to shout out my good friend from climate hawk who is does such amazing work. and counsels me when i call her. we need more black and brown people in the movement. and my good friend emily as well. so this is a good step for us. what does this say? >> it says i

elferis mark joseph ellis valerie silver ellis albert alfy william elmarry edgar hendricks emery jr. ulf ramm ericson sarah ali escarcega william john erwin fanny espinoza jose espinal bridget ann esposito michael esposito william esposito francis esposito sadie ette eric brian evans barbara g. etzold meredith emily june ewart robert edward evans >> mind grandfather william bell car so he, i know you're watching over me and my cysters and i hope i'm making you proud every day. please watch over my little cousins too and i just want you to know that i'm doing everything i can to make you proud. >> i love you. catherine k. fagan and my broernl david, we all miss i terribly and we'll honor you every day. patricia mary fagan keith george fairben sandra farjardo-smith charles s. falkenberg zoe falken derg 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 nancy carole farley paige marie farley-hackel elizabeth ann farmer douglas jon farnum john gerard farrell john

. >> and modernization, both the army generals anderson emery, said recently in our subcommittee giventhe complex range of threats the army has a short window to improve capability and capacity. meanwhile, our adversaries are closing the capacity gap. i thank you said if i wrote it down quickly, you said if you don't have the same funding we will lose our quantitative and qualitative advantage over our adversaries. i think that is accurate. you have expressed her concern that we are getting very close on that, is that correct? >> i have. i think this reflects both the chinese the russians and the others. they have studied our strengths over the course 20 years and they been on a path of developing capabilities that exploit our vulnerabilities and we know what those are and we have a plan to correct those but if you don't crack those our ability to project power, for example when the army talks about protecting into europe but operate freely within europe to include to support our forces with logistic bases, sustainment efforts, will be challenging. >> i think your statement along with

from emery university and received his l.l.m. from georgetown university and following law school graduation, he had the same title as some in this room have, council for the senate committee. as he served on the senate committee on labor and human resources, he then served as a staff attorney to the office of personnel management, followed by a clerkship for judge frank bullock jr. in the united states district court, middle district of north carolina. after his clerkship, mr. farr stayed in north carolina where he had an accomplished legal career in private practice, working on issues of constitutional law and workplace safety. he's represented both business and workers in his employment practice. he's argued before the supreme court. he's received numerous honors for his work, including being named a north carolina superlawyer annually since 2006, being named a fellow with the college of labor and employment lawyers and most cently receiving a recommendation to serve on the bar association. he's a man that gives back to his co