in the browning farris case, the board recognized that although browning farris had contracted out its in-plant recycling work, it continued to control crucial terms and conditions of the plant workers' employment. browning farris required workers to meet its own preemployment screening standards. it trained them how to do their jobs. it reserved the right to reject any worker offered by led point for any reason or no reason at all. browning farris also set the pace of the conveyor belts that the workers worked on. it decided when to allow the workers to take breaks. it established safety and productivity standards. it decided when overteam would be requi overtime would be required and how many workers would be required to work that overtime and it gave job instructions to those workers both directly and through their supervisors. and it also placed a cap on the hourly rate the worker could be paid and it prohibited lead point from increasing any workers' wages without its express approval. on these facts it should have come as no surprise that the board found that browning farris and

rafael rodriguez, jereh lubrin and matthew farris will likely plead not guilty today. the each posted their $1.5 million bill and were released late last month. they been charged with murder and face a separate charge of assault under the color of authority for allegedly beating another inmate prior to the death of michael tyree. tyree was found unconscious an hour after surveillance can't the deputies entering his cell. the coroner says he died of massive internal bleeding. the guards failed policy by not immediately reporting the fight. enter today we may hear more about incriminating text messages between the guards were they bragged about various pleadings inside the jail. the sheriff has been in damage control mode and launched a massive internal investigation inviting the feds to do a top to bottom review of operations and procedures. >> our willingness to bring in an outside agency, i hope, really demonstrates the transparency that we have came -- been committed to providing and make sure the public has a high degree of trust in what it is we are doing. >> repor

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but north would pull away - breonia farris with the hammer the set. time showing some touch - north is moving on to face east on thursday - the stars win 3-1. with the morningside women winning the naia division-2 tional championship last season - it's easy to forget that briar cliff was in the final four of the national tournament. the chargers are hoping to take the next step this year. b-c-u returns 3 starters to last year's 26-10 team. senior guards jessi corrick and lexi henschke lead an experienced backcourt - combining for over 20 points per game last season. the chargers were picked to finish third in the preseason gpac coaches poll - behind morningside and national runner-up concordia. but b-c-u isn't "they know both sides of it," said head coach mike power. "the know what it feels like to make it to the final four, and they also know how it feels not playing at all. with those type of emotions, and knowing what we need to do to in order to invest and in order to be successful, our kids have done a great job with that." next game," said senio

early on...breonia farris smashes it through three blocks and down...north cuts the lead down to one. but back comes east...lexi lapke...an underrated hitter in the area...that finds the floor and the lead is 3. then gabby roe...from the line...no return for that...east out to an 8-2 lead. north would battle back...veronica boogerd gets it to fall off the block to cut it to two. but too much east tonight...kennedy franko with the heads up play, finding the hole in the defense...and the raiders will play ankeny centennial for a spot at state on tuesday. up in le mars...the bulldogs hosting heelan in a great sydney rand...too hot to handle from the line...dogs go up 6-5. and then check out this effort from krista zenk...big swing, and then sticks with it after the great dig...le mars clinging to a lead. but then taylor ferguson...serves up an ace of her own...we have a brand new set, all tied at 10. then heelan's net play comes up big...sam mccabe...just a sophomore for the crusaders...they take a one point lead. crusaders closing in on set point and grace hanno helps them get there...l

breonia farris with the big kill. stars, hanging around -- it's 14-8. but the raiders close out the first set, alexa lapke hammers one to the floor. 25-12 east wins game one. and that would start the sweep. jahni heimsoth gets the kill. east beats state trip on tuesday. bishop heelan, ranked 8th in class 4a -- visiting lemars. early 1st set, sydney rand with a nice set and teammate krista zenk is there for the kill to tie the set at 7 a piece. heelan would answer back on the very next play as grace hanno gets the setup and she spikes the ball hard to give the crusaders a 1-point lead. the bulldogs start to gain control as heelan goes for a kill, but allison wilken is there for the block, lemars wins the first set. the crusaders fight back -- allie cooke gets the point. bishop heelan recovers from their slow start, and they beat the bulldogs 3 games to 1. in 3a, third-ranked sioux center taking on number-11 sgt. bluff-luton, the missouri river conference champs. early first set -- the back set from hannah dykshorn sets up camryn cleveringa for the kill -

and then rachel fuller, with the incredible dig, that leads to a kill for breonia farris. but it was all east tonight...lexi lapke gets blocked, but kennedy franko finds the soft spot in the defense...east wins 3-0. chris: tonight was as close to a must win for the chicago cubs as possible, trailing 2-0 in the nlcs. luckily for them, the series shifted to the friendly confines. mets with a 2-0 lead in the series, but cubs fans holding strong. in the first...yoenis cespedes...finds the gap in left center...a run comes into score all the way from 1st and it's 1-0. but then kyle schwarber, continues his torrid playoffs...a solo shot in the bottom of the first knots things up. if one guy has been hotter than schwarber though it's daniel murphy. mets win it 5-2. royals, looking to bounce back against ra dickey and the blue jays. and this is a good way to start...ben zobrist gives it a ride in the top of the first...2 run dinger gives kc the lead. then in thes econd, alex rios, the former blue jay...sticking it to his former team with the solo shot. things got so bad for toronto

farris, loubin, and rodriguez were ordered to stay away from county jails. they are accused of killing tyree, they are expected to enter a plea november 9. >>> and defendants will testify against a man on two counts of murder. the reputed gang leader is set to go on trial for multiple charges, including conspiracy to receive stolen goods. the charges preceded an incident where a former business associate was found dead in marin county. >>> and police arrested a suspect trying to kidnap a young girl last friday, near the intersection of lasalle avenue, near hunter's point. the police say the girl was walking to school as albert brown grabbed the young girl by the collar and pulled her to garlington street. she was able to get out of his grasp. >> this was a little girl taken from her family. so we're grateful for the officers making that apprehension. and the bravery of the people who helped to identify the person and get him off our street. >> during an unrelated service call police discovered the suspect and brought the victim in to identify him. >>> we kno

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early on...breonia farris smashes it through three blocks and down...north cuts the lead down to one. but back comes east...lexi lapke...an underrated hitter in the area...that finds the floor and the lead is 3. then gabby roe...from the line...no return for that...east out to an 8-2 lead. north would battle back...veronica boogerd gets it to fall off the block to cut it to two. but too much east last night...kennedy franko with the heads up play, finding the hole in the defense...and the raiders will play ankeny centennial for a spot at state on tuesday. up in le mars...the bulldogs hosting heelan in a great rivalry...1 a piece in the third. sydney rand...too hot to handle from the line...dogs go up 6-5. and then check out this effort from krista zenk...big swing, and then sticks with it after the great dig...le mars clinging to a lead. but then taylor ferguson...serves up an ace of her own...we have a brand new set, all tied at . then heelan's net play comes up big...sam mccab e...just a sophomore for the crusaders. le mars takes the first, but heelan wins the next three to advance

samsung stage tomorrow night, farris will be here on "the daily show." the new host trevor will be with us and on thursday, hrison ford, katie lowe's and tenth annual half and half costume pageant. combine it with another costume. tonight is claire dufne of the always excellent "modern family." please say hello to julie bowen! how are you? >> my nom is going to be so happy. >> jimmy: why would she be happy? >> because i'm wearing a lon lady dress. usually when i'm on your show i sit and the first thing i do is this. i'm like, hi, mom. how mom's unhappy. sorry, mom. now back to the lady dress. >> jimmy: that's thething, when you feel like your mom might be happy you have to ruin it for her. >> you have to ruin her happiness. >> jimmy you have kids. you know this? >> they're like demeanto from "harry potter," i'm sucking the n out of your life. are you having fun or dinner? not anymore. >> jimmy: we have a baby at home. when we mention maybe we might have another baby, people sometimes will say, don't. and they get real serious about it do not have another

and then rachel fuller, with the incredible dig, that leads to a kill for breonia farris. but it was all east ...lexi lapke gets blocked, but kennedy franko finds the soft spot in the defense...east wins 3-0. that will do it for your check on sports...have a great day everybody. jessica rae: scott: it's time now to check on your forecast... scott: good morning siouxland. on the radar, we currently have a thin band of showers moving northeast through eastern nebraska. rain chances are pretty small for today once this line passes. temperatures are currently very mild in the 50s and 60s. we have a somewhat breezy northwest wind between 10 and 20 miles per hour. let's go through your dayplanner which reveals a high temperature in the upper 60s this afternoon. showers moving northeast through eastern nebraska. rain chances are pretty small for today once this line passes. temperatures are currently very mild in the 50s and 60s. we big blow to tesla. kendis gibson and reena ninan have the details cars will be a viable transportation alternative. virginia now allows this new tech

and then rachel fuller, with the incredible dig, that leads to a kill for breonia farris. but it was all east ...lexi lapke gets blocked, but kennedy franko finds the soft spot in the defense...east wins 3-0. that will do it for your check on n jessica rae scott: it's time now to check on your forecast... scott:good morning siouxland. on the radar, we currently haha a thin band of showers moving northeast through eastern nebraska. rain chances are pretty small for today once this line passes. temperatures are currently very mild in the 50s and 60s. we have a somewhat breezy northwest wind between 10 and 20 miles per hour. let's go through your dayplanner which reveals a high temperature in t t upper 60s thisis afternoon. northeast through eastn nebraska. rain chances are pretty small for today once this line passes. temperatures are currently very mild in the 50s and 60s. we have a somewhat breezy northwest wind between 10 and 20 miles per hour. let's go through ur dayplanner which reveals a hightemperature in the upper 60s this afternoon. jessica rae: still ahead in our s

talking about kenneth farried.ive board there. 22 points, 12 rebounds. a couple of weeks and the real opener at the oracle. back to baseball for a moment. this is the time of years that teams who didn't make it start feeling manager positions. they are interested in bud black or ron wotis. so good people working for you. others want him. that's the sporting life tonight. >> right. thank you. thanks for being here. modern family is up next. >> have a good one everyone. see you later. selling 18 homes? easy. building them all in four and a half months? now that was a leap. i was calling in every favor i could, to track down enough lumber to get the job done. and i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy those building materials. there are always going to be unknowns. you just have to be ready for them. another step on the journey... will you be ready when growth presents itself? realize your buying power at open.com it's gotten squarer. over the years. change that one. - (door opens and closes) - (camero

. >> three long island high school students are being called farris buleer for allegedly hacking into the school's computer system and change schedules and also grades, fm. police say that daniel sur rezp and eric flock the commack school district computer network in july. they are accused of altering class skedlual force 300 students then changing grade force two others. all three are charged with computer tampering. suarez are is facing barring ry and identity theft charges. >> tracy morgan, i don't know if you say it. l. he was hilarious. says he is getting ready to go back on tour. tracy morgan picking the pieces kick off february performance at a.c., at lap tick city, mu brunswick, westhampton. this il with the first comedy tour since last year's deadly crash on the new jersey turnpike that left him seriously his friend. lots of women are wondering what to think tonight after the american cancer society posted new guidelines for mammograms and want women to get them later but more often. sharon crowley has more. >> the american cancer society has new divideline force breast cance

in the case of farris, he never met his child at all. imagine going through that as a parent? >> reporter: during his incarceration he wasn't charged with anything. he was detained while working for a charity. in 2002 he was transferred to guantanamo bay. by 2007 the bush administration cleared him for release. still in custody in 2009 when the obama administration also cleared him for release. he went on hunger strike sever times, one of the many prisoners to protest in this way. campaigners say he was held in a appalling conditions, sometimes in solitary confinement and allege he was beaten. his release is after years of relentless campaigning bus bring his family. he has to try and rebuild his life. it's expected he'll be reunited with his family including one child born during the initial stage of his incarceration. his release is after more than 13 years said in the world's most notorious prison. many ask how and why it took to long to free him. >>> about 6,000 prisoners are about to be released in the u.s. to help reduce overcrowding. all are first-time offenders locked

tomorrow night, farris will be here from "the daily show."y, harrison ford, katie lowes and our tenth annual half and half costume pageant. this is where we take half a costume and combine it with half of another costume. we've had 50 centipede, we had c3p-oprah, pharrelmo. it's a lot of fun and we have some good ones for thursday night. please join us then. tonight our first guest is a two-time emmy winning actress from her role as claire dunphy on the always excellent "modern family." the show if you don't know airs wednesdays at 9:00. please say hello to julie bowen! [ applause ] how are you? >> my mom is going to be so happy. >> jimmy: why would she be happy? >> because i'm wearing a long lady dress. usually when i'm on your show i sit and the first thing i do is this. i'm like, hi, mom. now mom's unhappy. sorry, mom. now back to the lady dress. >> jimmy: that's the thing, when you feel like your mom might be happy you have to ruin it for her. >> you have to ruin her happiness. >> jimmy: that's why we're here. >> i know. >> jimmy: you hav

jereh lubrin, matthew farris, and rafael rodriguez face charges of murder in the death of inmate michaelyree. they also face assault charges on another inmate. all three men will appear in court for a plea hearing and a preliminary hearing on november 9th. a man suspected of kidnapping cats in the south bay. makes a court appearance. 24-year-old robert farmer was arraigned in san jose this afternoon in the case of missing cats in the cambrian neighborhood. he was found sleeping in his car with a cat's carcass within arm's reach when he was arrested. home surveillance video of a man luring and grabbing a cat led investigators to farmer. he is being held on a seventy- five thousand dollar bond. authorities say a 13-year-old san francisco-bay area girl has been arrested after she hand with a gun. the girl says she found the the weapon at school in a bathroom last week. the teen told officers she placed the gun in her backpack.where she kept it all day. a report says when she got home.she was going to show the firearm to her grandmother and accidentally shot herself in the hand. the girl is

murders in my state and in my city of kate steinle and in the middle part of my state to marilyn farris and i would support a reasonable effort to do just that. but this is not a targeted effort. it is too broad. and so i opposed it. my fuller statement is in the record, but because it was spoken about on the floor, i did want to add these words. thank you very much, madam president. mr. burr: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from north carolina. mr. burr: madam president, moving back to cyber briefly, we now have s. 754 called back up. we have a manager's amendment that is pending. we have a number of amendments that have been accepted and incorporated in the manager's amendment. we have several amendments that we could not reach agreement on, but those members have the opportunity to come to the senate floor. the amendments are already pending. they can debate those amendments, and they can have a vote on their amendment. for members who might just now be engaging or they've had an opportunity to further read the bill, there still presents an opportunity to offer pe

. >> reporter: susan farris, a reporter for center for public integrity, says student behavior that leadse intervention occurs at the rate of 6 for every 1,000 students nationwide each year. virginia has the highest state rate, 16 referrals per 1,000 students. >> across the country, there are school districts that have high rates. while a school district in a neighboring county may not have any referrals at all. the way that officers are used in schools, the kinds of things that they are asked to get involved in or choose to get involved in really vary. >> reporter: special needs students make up 14% of the student population nationwide. but their referral rate to law enforcement is nearly double that. black and latino kids were also referred to law enforcement at rates higher than their percentage of the population. >> you good? >> reporter: officer don bridges has worked at franklin high school near baltimore for more than a decade. he says the key to handling situations like the one in south carolina is to train officers to be visible and approachable. >> it's very, very rare that we w

. >> that's anna farris and their beautiful baby. what a great sport. >> i have nightmares walking down the street and having billy come up to me. i would never get it right. >> i don't want it, go away. don't yell at me, please! >> a check of the weather? >> all right! see what we have for you today. we have showers making their way to the northeast. dry really for much of the rest of the country. that front stretches all the way down into the southeast, moving showers through atlanta. afternoon highs going to be southwest. southern california as well. 60s and 70s in the pacific northwest. look how cool through the great lakes. 40s and 50s through the great lakes. wet weather in new england. look at the sunshine. a few scattered showers, windy conditions through the upper great lakes. otherwise a fairly nice day for much of the u.s. >> reporter: good morning. tracking showers. downpours moving away from the city of boston. still down through the cape as well as the islands and martha's vineyard in particular. this will continue to m

we've heard a lot of the claims, the boards brown farris decision would be bad for mall businesses. the title of today's hearing, quote, stealing the american dream of business ownership, the nlrb's joint employer decision. it's provocative title, i'd say. mr. ruben, how does the joint decision differ from the traditional interpretation of the law which was used prior to 1984, a period where countless small businesses and businesses flourished and the middle class expanded? >> it does not differ. the new standard goes back to the common law standard to what the standard had been as set forth in numerous board cases and court of appeal cases. the point i made in my opening statement is it's a completely consistent with a restatement of agencies and its comments which set forth that standard. the board at great length went through that law. >> mr. martin, your company has been in existence for 83 years, 51 years around the standard that we're talking about now. so i don't understand how this would be the death of small business or a business ownership. mr. rubin, you cite figures show

katestein lee is far from the-- ---katestein lee is far from the only -- on july 24, 20 are 15, marilyn farris was ripped, forritude and murdered in her home in santa maria, california, by an illegal immigrant released from custody because the county sheriff does not honor detainment. again, a clear instance that would be stopped but for sanctuary policy. on july 27, 2015, an illegal imrant was arrested and accused of killing 60-year-old margaret coastal in mic in ohio. before murdering her, the man allegedly attempted to rape a 14-year-old girl and shoot a woman in a nearby park. the suspect also was previously in the custody of law enforcement but released because the department of homeland security refuse toished a detainer and take custody of the sis expect for a related problem. on july 30, a 2-year-old girl was brutally beaten by an illegal immigrant in california. he was released from local custody despite a u.s. immigration and customs enforcement detainer and extensive criminal history. other cases include last year when a virginia man who killed a catholic nunn in a drunk driving c