took police two shots to kill eugene in this.shot, he kept attacking his victim. wasn't -- it wasn't until the second shot that he stopped and was killed. >> just foul, foul, foul. and they are not releasing any information about this 60-year-old victim as well. but just highly disturbing. >> obviously, some issues. probably better he's no longer with us. >>> in other news this morning, one worker was killed after an explosion and fire at a paper mill in minnesota. investigators say the accident happened when an air compressor blew up just before lunchtime. a full shift of 50 workers was on duty at the time. the company said, though, all had been accounted for. >>> and a sad story from the northwest where searchers will use sonar equipment today as they try to find a 13-year-old boy who presumably drowned in the columbia river. the boy's father and grandfather were rescued after their small fishing boat capsized. the youngster was not wearing a life jacket. divers could not get into the water because of some pretty rough currents

it's a veritable eugene polly shrine. my lady likes to complain.why don't just get a universal remote. all this is so complicated. i just smile and say to myself, exactly. so tonight a special thank to you eugene polly who passed away this past sunday. he was 96. no, he never did win a nobel prize, but tonight he has the undying gratitude of many a happy king in his castle. anita. >> in tonight's health alert, perpetually chapped lips. they could be a precursor to cancer. tonight the signs you need to lack out for and why lip gloss could increase the danger. anita meyers spent years dealing with chapped lips. >> it was red and sometimes flakey. >> reporter: but she didn't think she had anything to worry about until she visited the dermatologist. >> i just thought i had chapped lips. i had no idea that it could be cancer. >> anita was diagnosed with precancerous sun damage of the lips, a condition that's becoming more common. >> a lot of lip gloss, went to the beach a lot when they were teenagers, now coming into their force, and we're seeing a lot

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eugene robinson and howard are joining me now. why did this happen? eugene, that's my question to you. how did it happen, and what you do you make of the mega tonnage? >> my guess corey booker wanted to walk a line that didn't exist. he didn't want to be ooechbl to the financial services industry, he is from newark, and democrats and republicans tend to be friendlier to financial services than democrats elsewhere. to say the least awkward and more than that, he committed an act of sabotage going against the summer line of the campaign. >> he has given the romney campaign what it has been dieing to get. an articulate spokesman against obama. he finds the obama campaign against romney to be nauseating, your thoughts? >> yeah, i have been doing more research since the last time we talked about this a couple hours ago, and i'm shaking my head more fig resourcely than last time. it's amazing and very damaging, and talking to the romney people over the last hour to say they're delighted is an under statement. the rnc signed a petition to support corey booke

teddy roosevelt, taft, and eugene, the socialist and all of the different ways where the platforms opposed consolidation of big business, the trusts or the monopolies at the time and it was also a time of a lot of upheaval in the country, upheaval among workers, upheaval among black and white, to the beginning of a modernist culture in america. it was a very exciting time. >> you use the term progressivism and we hear that term today. what is your definition of that? >> my students ask that and it takes a while to explain it. what it meant at the time it people wanted a more efficient government, they wanted a social order generally that was dedicated to harmonizing relations and a government that would be more democratic and part of that is the progressives wanted to try to either bust up the big businesses in america or regulate them much more strictly. >> was the first election in which progressivism had a voice? >> no. in 1896, even though the term wasn't used at the time, i think he was an early progressive, though he was defeated in 1896. >> i was going to say, shifting the focus sli

you have talked to other people who knew rudy eugene.d to his some his friends, did he use drugs? what have you been able to find out? >> reporter: one of his close friends said that he had been smoking marijuana, not that that could cause anything as bizarre as this, and he was dealing with some inner demons, somebody was talking about a drug induced psychosis of some sort. we'll have to wait for toxicology results. i spoke with his former football coach from 1998 and 1999 where he was an average football player and showed no propencive towards violence and no indication that anything might occur in the future. >>> and next a football coach, making major history. is always headed somewhere. to give it a sense of direction, at&t created a mobile asset solution to protect and track everything. so every piece of equipment knows where it is, how it's doing or where it goes next. ♪ this is the bell on the cat. [ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you do... even better. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] not every

. >> i'm joined by richard wolffe and eugene robinson. gentlemen, there's a lot to chew on here tonight. i think, richard, we got a very quick and short history lesson on what we did for eight years and oh, by the way, bin laden slipped out in 2002. i thought the president was very tactful in explaining that and making us remember what that was all about. is this way forward another two years as scheduled and then the question mark of the next ten years. how much troops and how much money? these are intangibles that have to be answered by the congress. i think the president laid it out in an acceptable way tonight even for liberals that didn't want to be there. >> there's concern that everyone has about an open-ended commitment to afghanistan in terms of nation building, maybe not in terms of troops. the international community walked away when the soviets left. there's a legitimate goal that people have there about ensuring that the afghanistan doesn't collapse into chaos. the history lesson is fascinating. this doesn't start and end wit

they say he chewed off part of the man's faissments the man is 31-year-old rodney eugene. police shot and killed eugene after he growled at him. >>> an hair canada fleet headed for toik -- toik yow made an emergency landing. chunks, about the size of a smartphone were hot. >> found this little black rock mon my windshield. picked it up. it was really hot, so i put it back down. >> the plane was able to land safely. all 318 passengers were brought back to the gate. >>> a family of three spent 15 hours in freezing temperatures after their plane crashed in a re moat mountainous are a of ida home. something went terribly wrong. one of them called 911 after their plane crashed into a mountainous area. a blizzard made it dang for rescue -- dangerous for rescue crews to get to them by sunday afternoon. >> i was able this drain some fuel out of the fuel tank. i did use it to get a fire started. my daughter and wife were pretty scared, and ic had told them --i said we're going to survive this. >> after the 15-hour ordeal, rescuers were able to reach them sunday morning war national

whee police found eugene, he was naked nd tearing into with his eeth.ted at him to stop but theeman just growled at the officee shot eugene several times, kiiling him. poliie ddn't yet know the identity of tte hhmeless his face and currently in of critical condition ii a miami hospital. 3 a... big day... for... mitt romneyy.../ after... a... year long nomination,.../ the... forrer massachusettt &pgovvrnor ...is expected... to officially ecome... átheá... republican candidate for president. president. jennifer davis explains that it's the company he's keeping in las vegas this evening that's also garnerinn a lot of attention. 3 mitt romney's bben cammaigning for almost a year aad has beee tth exxected gop nomineee or weeks. but today he'll likely make it officially - nooination once deeegate-rrch texas holds its primary.romney saay: "looking forwarr to tte good news." romney's spending this day --nottinn texas - but campaigning in colorado and nevada and laterr attending a vegas fundraiser with donald truup. the two men's collaboration is generatingga fa

eugene's girlfriend said she is stunned by what he is accused of doing. >> eugene is not no zam bee orm -- zombie or miami zombie like they're saying. he was a human being. that wasn't him. sweet, loverring gentleman -- loving gentleman. he loved god. he always read the bible. he would give you knowledge on the bible. everywhere he went, his bible went. >> it is unclear what led to the attack. but officials suspect drugs may have played a role. >> thethe homeless man survived the attack but is in critical condition. >>> brink of full-scale civil war after months of relentless violence. monica villamizar has the latest from london. >> reporter: syrian rebels say they're armed and ready to keep fighting government troops for as long as it trach -- takes. they gave forces loyal to president bashar assad the money to put down the weapon. >> in this amateur video, the army came with tanks and weapons to burn up our towns because we oppose assad. one top rebel leader wants the united united nations to clear so they can start a new offensive. >> reporter: u.n. secretary general ban-ki moon wa

after trying to stop the assault police believe that eugene was high on a type of l.s.d. that causes people to become violent and insane. so the one thing i have to say here is that some people are saying is this new type of l.s.d. but everywhere else they're saying that it's bath salts and so i don't know if they're trying to consider bath salts a new form of l.s.d. but i mean what in the hell either way you have it covered with a really big warnings for kids not to do drugs either of the kind that they buy or the kind that they use from their mothers bathroom i guess this story is horrible there's no way to spin it i just. you know he's a comedian can you know it would be such a difficult story to make jokes about me about it is how are you going to blame l.s.d. even a new form of l.s.d. supposedly like this behavior seems kind of p.c.p. to me a little bit don't you think it just kind of given the track record of p.c.p. and then acid words like you know it just kind of makes people you know make your own not rip people spaces are you holding sedate and maybe made the he

my feet cut off >>> it is difficult to live with and see your partner go throw >>> patients like eugene joan spends nights in rooms equipped with an infrared camera that records video and audio. technicians a few doors away monitored their every move >>> his is one of the more severe cases i have seen >>> this doctor is the director of ucla's sleep disorders center he says restless leg syndrome affects children and adults of all ages and hereditary a diagnosable neurological disorder but because a mystery. >>> and characterized by the urge to move the legs the urge gets better with movement it gets worse with an activity >>> what they gets worse with age one-third of a pregnant women suffered it takes and women ages 20-40 during prime childbearing years and children misdiagnosed as a d d >>> we try to get over the stigma and validate the patient's concerns this is something real there is treatment at is not a psychiatric condition >>> joins us tried a variety of medications to treat and spending and an eye on camera to help him get a decent night's sleep >>> you have got to do something

. >> reporter: 23-year-old matthew eugene price was shot in the chest just before 9:00 p.m. saturday. >> the body was found naked in the middle of the parking lot. unfortunately, little kids saw him and found him. >> reporter: the victim's father, 55-year-old wayne price, admitted to shooting his son during an argument. matthew price was a registered sex offender. he was convicted of forced sex with a victim between the ages of 14 and 15 in new jersey in 2009. >> we have little kids roaming around the neighborhood, every single complex is filled with little kids. i mean, i wouldn't why would you allow somebody with that background? >> that background shocked an old high school friend of wayne who was paying his respects at the spot where the 23-year-old asked his life. he asked us not to show his face or name. >> reporter: you have teared in your eyes. >> he was a real good friend. we had a respect for each other. >> reporter: do you know how he was getting along with his dad? >> i don't. from what i seen, respected his rules. >> reporter: we are hearing he might have had pr

it shows police stepping in as the suspect, 30-year-old rudy eugene, chews on the face of a homeless man. police officers said they had to shoot eugene to get him to stop because he may have been high on bath salts and was like a zombie. they believe chemists are tweaking the bath salts and they may be tainted with pcp, which could make users extremely violent. >> because if it is, we have a new form of bath salts on the streets that really is as violent as pcp, we're going to have a long summer. >> reporter: he said emergency rooms in florida have been seeing more and more cases of people who took bath salts and extreme cases of violence. he said it won't take long to make their way to maryland. head to our website. you can take a look at our synthetic drug guide and learn more. >> abc2 is working for you with a warning about buying adder roll. they're warning about a counterfeit version. the agency said fake than lets are being sold with the wrong active ingredients. the fake pills have ingredients for acute pain, not the amphetamines used to treat adhd and narcolepsy. so far, no w

eugene robinson, great to have you with us tonight. thanks so much. >>> there's a lot more coming up in the next half hour of "the ed show." stay with us. >>> the news media should do a penetrating expose and take a look. i wish they would. >> michele bachmann's story on her dual citizenship keeps changing. today she dropped another bombshell. we'll have the latest. >>> scott walker is running scared. he's using taxpayer money to try to save his job. wisconsin governor candidate mailen mitchell will way in. >>> well, after spending 15 months saying the state of wisconsin is broke, governor scott walker suddenly found $100 million to fund economic development in a very important city of milwaukee. and a month ahead of the recall election, he thought the timing was just great. here's what walker's democratic on the, milwaukee mayor tom barrett had to say about walker's wonderful change of heart. >> we would be pleased to have the governor and the state be a true partner. but i have to tell you, i question the sincerity of that when it co

speaking of broadway and you worked there, is there anything better than it eugene o'neill? >> i do not think so. i can tell you that i will be thrilled to the end of my days that my debut on broadway was an "the iceman cometh," and it is a huge production, and preparations were so distracting that i think it was in our third performance before it dawned on me that my dream had come true, and they would go out before the show and be on the table top, and i was there one night thinking that this is a broadway stage and that that was a broadway audience. tavis: to your point about eugene o'neill, that it isn't as good as they come, his writing to perform an act out? >> i think he is as large a writer as any american playwright has ever been. there is a link between the ambition of his work, the scale, the terror, the inner revelation that it is part of an unbroken chain that goes back to the greeks. i felt that strongly playing it. i also felt that i had fit into a chain of american players an american plane. one night, jason robards down fm the dressing room. this is a man wh

it was then that he shot his son. >> reporter: the victim 23-year-old matthew eugene price was shot once in the chest in the third floor apartment. he sometimes shared the apartment with his father. after the shooting he staggered outside of the parking lot and collapsed with his father not far behind. folks that live here say the father was unpleasant. he wore a uniform but often yelled at neighbors but said the son had a more pleasant attitude. the question is how things got so bad that one would kill the other a neighbor saild said the elder price seemed to be troubled. >> i think he had a problem for family or job. i don't know. >> reporter: price is due to be arraigned on first-degree murder charges on monday. derrick ward, news 4. >>> a silver spring man is charged with stabbing his estranged wife to death. hector granddo is charged in the death of anna. she was killed outside of her home. he turned himself in to police a few hours later. records show the couple went to court over child support in 2001. he is expected in court for a bond hearing tomorrow afternoon. >>> in prince ge

eugene robinson, great to have you with us tonight. a lot more coming up in the next half hour of "the ed show." stay with us. >>> the news media should do a penetrating expose and take a look. i wish they would. >> michele bachmann's story on her dual citizenship keeps changing. today she dropped another bombshell. we'll have the latest. >>> scott walker is running scared. he's using taxpay money to try to save his job. wisconsin governor candidate mailen mitchell will way in. [ male announcer ] imagine facing the day with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. cymbalta is not approved for children under 18. people ta

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. >> reporter: 23-year-old matthew eugene price was shot in the chest just before 9:00 p.m. on saturday. >> the body was found naked in the middle of the parking lot. unfortunately, little kids found him. >> reporter: detectives say his father admitted to shooting his son during an argument. matthew price was a registered sex offender. he was convicted of forced sex in new jersey in 2009. >> we have little kids roaming around the whole neighborhood, every single complex, you know. it's filled with little kids. why would you allow somebody with that because ground? >> reporter: that background also shocked an old high school friend would was paying his respects at the spot where the 23-year-old lost his life. he asked us not to show his face or name. >> reporter: you've got tears in your eyes. did you love him? >> he was a real good friend. we had a respect, you know what i'm saying, admiration for each other. >> reporter: do you know how he was getting along with his dad? >> i don't. from what i seen, he respected his rules. >> reporter: we're hearing that he might have had

aarp eugene kinlow brought a for the -- >> reporter: eugene kinlow brought a photo about a pothole. >> he might as well take care of these potholes, too. >> reporter: some came to get the arizona congressman to intervene on confusing parking regulations. many referred to the arizona republican as mayor franks. >> one thing he can deal with is the anacostia river. it's dirty. it needs to be cleaned and i brought that plunger along to give to mayor franks so that he could help plunge the river. >> reporter: congressman trent franks sees the office was closed for the day. the house is on recess, although most other offices were staffed. the protestors tried to leave their ironic suggestions on the door of the arizona congressman's office but capitol police would not allow it. we tried to get a response from trent franks' office in arizona but were not successful. process for the passage of his bill banning late term abortions in d.c. in the house were pretty good. the bill has 196 co-sponsors. prospects for its passage in the senate are much less certain. john henrehan, fox 5 news. >>> a

eugene polley was an engineer during world war ii and worked on radar for the war department.ter working for zenith he came up with the first wireless tv remote control. he's the reason behind a lot of large behinds in this country but mostly electronic advances. eugene polley was 96. >>> if you missed it over the weekend or only saw it once, what a finish at the preakness. this was the final call by track announcer larry collmus. >> it's bodemeister and i'll have another in a dramatic preakness. can i'll have another get there? here he comes. there's the wire! i'll have another did it! >> i'll have another edges out bodemeister and sets up a possible triple crown at the belmont stakes just 19 days from now. >>> what a poignant, tear-streaked moment during the last act of the last "snl" of the season. this past saturday night, mick jagger presided over a sad farewell for kristen wiig leaving the show after seven years as the female anchor of that cast. kristen was crying, her friends were crying. the last dance was with the boss lorne michaels. at least we get to see her in mo

the inventor of the tv remote control, eugene polley, has died at the age of 96. mr. polley died of natural causes in a chicago hospital. he developed the flashmatic in 19955. it appointed a beam of light at the television, and miraculously it seemed the set was able to turn on and off and change the channels. great for all you couch potatoes. he received an emmy for his invention in 1997. we've seen him recently presenting the weather, but now prince charles has turned his hand to a spot of d.j.'ing. he took the decks in toronto, part of his four-day trip to see canada for the diamond jubilee. linda hardy has more. >> the princes of wales for one day only has d.j. charles. after this coaching and at times believed looking prince, he seemed to have gotten into his groove. at this community project, teaching skills to disadvantaged youngsters, his royal highness joked that the days of disco are long gone. but his new-found skills certainly won him a few new music fans around the world. linda hardy, bbc news. >> the whole of america and the whole of the philippines will

all that said, eugene robinson, you know the history. especially of civil rights. my question is that is the president ahead of the curve, ahead of parade, or with it safely enough to have this not heard of in the campaign? >> it is unclear what the net impact will be. i don't think you can say it is safe at this point. you know the polls showing perhaps majority of americans supporting gay marriage. you know that, that those -- that support is not equally distributed across the united states and it certainly is stronger and some states like new york for example, than it is in other states like north carolina, which defeated gay marriage by 20 point yesterday. and not coincidentally, or -- and coincidentally is a swing state that president would dearly love to win. but what i'm hearing from the white house is that this evolution in the president's thinking was completed in the last few months and he was determined to talk about it before the convention and that with all of the sort of, you know, in the air. the issue was current now and he decided to move up this a

eugene, oregon.he junior "b" league hockey playoffs are in full swing. >> there's the pros, there's the minors, and there's junior hockey. they love the game. they've been playing it their whole lives but they're not necessarily going to make it big. it's kind of the last frontier of organized hockey for kids. >> we're under way. >> tonight's matchup is between the hometown eugene generals in white and the visiting seattle totems in green. john strong announces the game. >> there had been some nasty games between the teams. there had been some fights. >> this is game four of a best of five series, and the generals are looking to eliminate the totems tonight. >> you always had an extra element in these elimination games where you had one team that was very desperate, like a caged animal, and it was going to be an absolute battle. >> you know what tonight could mean if they lose, their season's done. >> the two teams face off and the seattle totems strike first, taking an early lead. >> in for a goal!