wall street journal editorial page writer aleash sh finley joins us with more.'s start with michigan, with snyder has passed right to work legislation and presided over a big jobs boom. >> that's right and done business tax reform, one of his first actions as governor with stream lined business tax code and eliminating most loopholes and tax codes and simplifying the code and broaden the base which he's being attacked for now. >> with so many growth particularly rebound compared to his predecessor, why is it a close race? >> partly because it is -- more democratic state. and also because he's being hammered for loving a tax on pension. basically equalizing the pensions and regular income. >> that was part of the tax reform and he's getting -- he's getting bashed by democrats because he didn't cut taxes enough? >> this is ironic. for increasing revenues. >> he still has a slight lead. >> definitely. >> let's move to wisconsin, where scott walker was ground zero for a huge fight over union reforms, collective bargaining for public workers. why is scott walker faci

you know, that it's finley here. that if. >> and if you were over watching the game with kansas city, games one and two, you saw how loud that crowd was in kansas city. some of the informational baseball stadiums was saying this is not the ps. >> and no more royals blue. you're going to see a sea of orange and black. >> i like his theory about why it's sold out because we're just so enthusiastic about the giants. >> and it's early. it's 5:08. >> it is. >> let's check in with rob m maye mayeda. >> we have some morning fog, a little dues a pointed out there. of 2 and it looks like our weather pattern will be good to you want to look for the oregon ca cale. >> think be able to bring some midnight tonight. it will feel maybe limb are. hp nem. >> rn a slight chance of thunder in the north bay. and we'll also see showers around san jose and san francisco. cool temperatures to star off the weekend and heads begin to dili but you're not watching the once of one. >> there's going to be a lot of traffic gifding berkeley curve.

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finley and husband understand this, i think.what used to be a working class stall has in fact blown up along with the rest of the economy. rich kids and tv guys like me want to eat here, and they do. how do you make a bowl of perfect happiness? cooked noodles in boiling water liberally flavored with chilies and lard. with deeply sinister and bok choy, simmering, simmering, and garnish with slowly cooked, heavily reduced broth. then suck those noodles, loudly, and enjoy. where are we going? who will drive us there? what will it be like when we get there? i think it will look like this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> it's 8:00 in midtown manhattan, and these 20-somethings are getting ready for a party that could turn their lives around. in an hour they'll be surrounded by wealthy men looking to mingle, but it won't be your average hook-up. >> you make money, you have a beautiful girl. that's what the american dream is. >> women have a certain value, and this party, that's how you do it. >> for as long as anyone can remember, moneyed older men at

finley and her husband understand this, i think.a typical low cost working class stall has in fact blown up along with the rest of the economy. rich kids and tv guys like me want to eat here, and they do. how do you make a bowl of perfect happiness? cooked noodles in boiling water liberally flavored with chilies and lard. immerse your cooked noddles in a soy inflecked bath of deeply sinister bok choy, simmering, simmering, and garnish with slowly cooked, heavily reduced almost candied pork. then suck those noodles, loudly, and enjoy. where are we going? who will drive us there? what will it be like when we get there? i think it will look like this. ♪ ♪ ♪ . >>> isis militants brutally murder a british hostage and threaten an american. we'll get reaction from london. >>> hazardous materials crews work to sanitize that apartment where the first diagnosed ebola patient in the u.s. stayed. prosecutors are looking at possible criminal charges against him. >>> plus, talks between hong kong protesters and officials fall apart before they co

just please, get it together, man. [ light laughter ] happy birthday to zoey finley of milwaukee, wisconsine wind catch your sails and pull you into the port of happiness. [ laughter ] dennis, keep your step-son away from my wife. [ audience ohs ] yesterday, he asked her if she was an angel who crawled up from hell. [ laughter ] i don't know what that means but i do not like it. keep him away from us. finally, happy birthday dennis' step-son. [ laughter and applause ] i'm sorry i had to yell at you. and thanks for getting me and my wife molly. and happy birthday, everyone, whether it's your birthday or not. we'll be right back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ the exhilaration of a new engine. painstakingly engineered without compromise. to be more powerful... and, miraculously, unleash 46 mpg highway. an extravagance reserved for the privileged few. until now. hey josh! new jetta? yeah. introducing lots of new. the new volkswagen jetta tdi clean diesel. isn't it time for german engineering? they've always done amazing things. they helped us touch the sky and explore what's

drew finley joins us now. i don't know where to start with this. what are you thoughts here?>> well, he has a difficult road ahead of him because he is in oklahoma, which, along with texas and virginia, are the three most often used states when it comes to employment of the death penalty. his problem is he made a statement, and in the statement he says that he did this for financial gain. that is his father had cut him off -- remember, he was on probation because apparently a couple years ago he stole his grandmother's credit card and ran a bill up for thousands of dollars. his dad turned him in. and that's why he said he had to go to a loan shark for the money. he said he did this so he can pay off the debt because he would be the lone inheriting party in this family since he killed his sister as well. he would be the sole beneficiary. the problem in oklahoma is if you kill for financial gain, that is an aggravating factor that can satisfy a requirement to pursue the death penalty, and if a specifically cruel and torturous type of death -- cruel would be satisfying by laying

bill finley, sanford wright, for their support and compassion. we thank you to bill and ben at life center. we ask that you all please respect our privacy and give us the space and time we need to grieve and spend time together as a family in memory of gia. folks, our hearts and our prayers here at providence go out to the entire soriano family. we are asking you along with the soriano family to please respect their privacy during this time for their grief. it will take them a long time to heal, they will never heal from this. i want to let you know also that shea chukelnasket remains in critical condition. we are asking the community to join with us tomorrow at 10:39, a.m., the time of the shooting on friday, three day as go. when we will have a time to reflect with a moment of silence across the entire -- >> listening to dr. joanne roberts from providence everett medical center there. we have learned one of the victims in the school shooting on friday has in fact died. gia soriano has passed away according to her family and the statement read t

that's going to be a mess, that busy intersection, and finley, in douglas, pa, gilbertsville road, at grocer road, we have an accident, there, as well. alex, mike? >> this is a close call here, steve outside police headquarters, steve, what's going on? >> constantly being either shot at or driven at by people, who are just not listening to anything, that the police ask them to do. so, until they make a bulletproof vest, cars and suv's, bounce off like bullets, police officers continue to face two kind of deadly weapons in this town. >> forbes today fire theirs guns in self-defense, when guy in a car, wanted in a monday night kidnapping, and home invasion attack, were spotted leer at cottman and ditman. instead of shifting into park, pulling out his license and cooperating, he suddenly shift intoed reverse, with his green toyota camry, right into the back of an officer, behind him. another officer, forced to pull out a shoot. guy got away, after driving wildly through the street mayfair, crashed into another karat convent, ran out, got away a little bit until not being blown away by po

and the diary's in the choctaw county, alabama library, and it was kept by a woman named eleanor finleyhbor. and she said -- >> wow. >> -- that she told the story, that burwell had locked this slave -- his nickname was sham. in a cotton house overnight because he kept running away. and when he went to let him out the next morning, your ancestor was carrying a hoe and this slave grabbed the hoe and beat your fourth great grandfather to death. so to make sure the story was true, we went to the county records, and there it was. sandy boykin. sandy boykin was your ancestor's slave who was hanged for murder. and that's his name. and there are black boykins today. >> are there really? so there are relatives, descendants of sandy boykin still alive today? >> oh, yeah. they're -- your ancestor owned 12 black boykins. and there are plenty of descendants today. now, to find out if you're related genetically, we'd have toar -- as you know, we've done your dna. we'd have to match their dna against your dna. >> i'm up for it. >> okay. well, i think after this program a whole bunch of boykins are goi