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>> reporter: in ferguson, nearly half of black men frankie's age are unemployed.ss rate for the city's black males overall is 27.5%, four times the national average. for white men here, it's 6.9%, and in this town, where 70% of the residents are black, five out of six council members are white, as is the mayor. rita days is the director of elections for st. louis county. >> if these young people truly want to get involved, they will register, they will vote and they will continue to stay in the process. >> reporter: but just 12% of furg isn't's eligible voters participated in the last election, and only 4.5% of eligible new voters have registered since michael brown was killed. which might make some wonder: is this the sound of a new drumbeat for change, or just noise? vladimir duthiers, cbs news, ferguson, missouri. >> pelley: tonight a powerful storm system is sweeping through the nation's mid-section. 24 million people are in its path. at least half a dozen tornadoes have been confirmed today. one in arkansas had winds as high as 135mph. a mobile home was torn

. >> have you never heard franky valle? >> you can't compare franky valle to adam levine?>> are you speaking in the style of music because he is a musician. i buy his albums for his music and not his personal life. >> i can't stand his voice. >> and by buying his albums i mean illegally steal his music. >> you cannot compare him to frankie valle. >> you can. it is a good point. >> don't side with her! >> i have to. >> and i think franky valle is much more talented. >> did you hear "grease"? >> it's the word. i can't believe nobody said life after death. wouldn't you want to know? >> i already know, greg. fred phelps taught me. >> among many things. and flight 370. i feel bad for the families. they don't know. i think they should have some closure. jim me -- jim me hoffa, you know where he is. >> i know. >> i also want to know where the majority of my clothes go. you know over 20 years there are clothes that you had and don't have anymore? >> one sock. >> i think my wife throws things away. what am i talking about? i don't know. coming up, prostitution -- that is just to ge

joining us on the phone right now is frankie pena, a friend of the shooter. was not in the school at the time of the shooting but we're told they grew up together. we have permission of his parents to talk to him. frankie, this must be a horrific day for you. what can you tell us? >> just i don't know. it just came out of nowhere. i honestly wouldn't expect it. we used to be very good friends. we kind of drifted away a little bit. and now this happened. like over the years, we stopped being as close friends. and then, i don't know, just one day, i hear this happened. i don't know. >> you're in the freshman class as well? >> no, i'm a junior. >> was jaylen a violent person? >> no. i honestly wouldn't say that. >> do you know of anything -- obviously you said that you drifted. do you know of anything that you were going through -- i'm sorry, that he was going through, that might have set this off? >> i heard that like his girlfriend broke up with him. the tweets that everyone's been retweeting throughout the past couple of days of their conversations has been p

. >> the guy's name is frankie. >> sirero, 62 years old.looks like frankie. >> famous character actor in godfather 2. in good felas, is he specifically making the assertion that this character, louie, from the simpsons is based on his character that he personally developed frankie car bone from good felas, he actually has a pretty good case. >> no. >> i think he can for sure bring it and settle the case it's for 2 auto million dollars. >> that is not going to happen apartment complex in sherman observation. >> so they know him. >> contact. going back and forth. >> let wiehl dissent. >> he did not create the character. did he not write the character. he played the character. he has no ownership in that character2÷ku >> but he developed the character. >> also parody. can you say it was a parody. a joke, making fun. the third reason is the statute of limitations this happened way back in 1991. >> no. >> a two year statute of limitations continued from 1991 to 1214. 15 times approximately this character appears. >> now he is he suing? >> you ar

frankie, take care of yourself, thank you. >> all right.hank you. , in. >> it's hard -- just hard to imagine -- i remember interviewing all -- so many children, students i should say, at columbine high school. everybody's memory was a little different of exactly what went down because all of a sudden you're in an absolutely ordinary position when you're in every single day of your life, and then all of a sudden, something that makes no sense is happening, and to hear it from jordan just a minute ago was chilling for me. he was just walking in for first lunch. had a gun in his hand already. jordan said he must have had it in this backpack all day, and just started fire at one table. over and over again. before he eventually killed himself. didn't say anything, according -- at least jordan didn't hear anything. didn't say a word, and nobody talked to him. they were screaming and trying to get out of the way, and at least as far as those students no, no idea why in the world this would happen as we hear almost every time, he was good kid. i ne

because you had very bad luck with the film "frankie and johnny." >> yes.>> seth: got ya. >> it was bad. "frankie and johnny" was al pacino and michelle pfeiffer and a very funny guy named nathan lane. >> seth: that's right. nathan lane was in it. >> nathan lane was in it. he was great. but we opened on a bad weekend. i don't know if they remember. there was clarence thomas, anita hill. remember that whole thing? >> seth: right. his confirmation hearing. >> yeah, it was about sexual harassment. it was going to be on tv. i don't know if i could -- they talked a lot about pubic hairs. >> seth: yeah, they did. >> and 20 million people watched to hear about pubic hair and 77 came to my film. not so good. [ laughter ] >> seth: no. >> but it wasn't nathan lane's fault. >> seth: no, it wasn't nathan lane's fault. >> it was just luck. and then we thought, get him back when we sell the dvd. and of course my luck, when the dvd came out was the big night weekend of l.a. riot. >> seth: oh, no. >> and i was at the laker game and they burned my car. and i had to hitchhik

>> reporter: at least that's according to frank, the actor who plays frankie. and if you think he's taking it lightly forget about it. he's now suing fox for $250 million claiming the simpson's literally drew the inspiration for louie from his carbone character. according to the lawsuit, writers for "the simpsons" lived next to him when he was developing his character as frankie. and louie made his debut on the simpsons in 1991, just a year after "goodfellas." he's been in protecting it before. in july, he had beef with a california deli over its frankie carbone sandwich, which they used his picture to promote. they removed the photos and changed the name of the sandwich. as far as louie, he lives on. >> reporter: but the lawsuit makes it clear. but the lawsuit makes it clear, he believes "the simpsons'" wise guy hits too close to home. or should we say, homer. sivero and fox, they would not respond to our request for a response. also, keep in mind here, guys. $250 million, this character literally has shown up in 16 episodes out of the 550 plus that we have se

this is frankie carbone. the mobster from goodfell las. and this is louis. the simpsons character accused of being a copy of carbone. that's according to frank, the actor who plays him. if he's taking it lightly? forget about it. suing for $250 million saying they drew the inspiration from his carbone character. >> whoa, why did that come from? >> reporter: writers for the simpsons lived next to him when he was developing the character for franky. and louis made his debut in 19 sit, just a year after goodfe a goodfellas. he's been in protecting it before. he had beef with the frankie carbone sandwich, they used his picture to promote. they have removed the photos and changed the name of the sandwich. as for louis, he lives on. but the lawsuit makes it clear, he believes the simpsons wise guy hits too close to home. or should we say, homer. si ber row and fox, they would not respond. $250 million, it's shown up in 16 episodes out of the 550 plus that we have scene from the simp simpsons. someone steal my persona. >> better go for it. i'm suing spongebob. >> y

i went to see frankie valley last night. >> thank you, melissa. get some coffee. >> okay. >> big plan in the works to create d.c.'s first elevated park. >> the event happening that >> the event happening that could help ease wothe way als dismantles someone like stuarty. is so painful. embryonic stem cells have so much promise, but barbara comstock voted to ban that research funding even though conservatives like nancy reagan support it. that takes away hope for a cure -- but also, for families like ours, who just wanted a little more time. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. have you seen the news about barbara comstock? first, the washington post reported, barbara comstock failed to report eighty-five thousand in income. now, we learn, barbara comstock pushed a client's issues in the virginia legislature and didn't disclose it. barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dolla

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i wanted to bring back in frankie.t the capacity to deal with capacity in west africa. i travel a lot internationally from work. if i do get sick, i can be medevacked back home. there's not enough to do this. this is a place where private industry companies can say we will fund medevac so if they do get sick that they neat to be treated. that reminds me of the issue in the u.s. and there's of hysteria on one hand and not enough worry on the other. >> i was on capitol hill yesterday. i spoke to lot of them. i was stunned by how many felt the solution was to completely cut off africa. no visas. no travel. keep them out. it's the point that hysteria should not be about one person in dallas. it's facing the greatest catastrophic prices since the days of slavery. it's a whole region if the world does not insist immediately. >> keeping them out would not work. and the idea to keep out a whole group of people who are america's partners. >> and trying to do that is racist. let's be frank about it. >> exactly. it's borderline r

from then on, i wanted to be frankie lyman and the teenagers, the spaniels, the flamingos.town came along. i used to write letters to smokey, to the publishing people. i got a job. they didn't kboep what it was. i -- know what it was. they just thought i was cute. now the songs are getting popular after all these yooers. i tried -- these years. i tried so hard to start. when we finally got to detroit and did a record called "i just want to testify." it became a hit. from then on, i wanted to be like motown. the parliament, funkadelic, bootsy, parliament. it's just a family -- and i'm still doing that to this day. that's the way i keep going. >> sour found of -- i love berry gordy. my dear friend of here in this chair not long ago. your sound is a little funkier than motown. >> i took everybody's thing and milked it together. bootsy brought his brother -- we had james brown in our band. we had motown in our band. jimi hendrix, we were in newark together as kids. all of us in the village and stuff. we had that history. eddie hazel playing maggot brain. i just mixed everything

you will meet jessica gallardo at her high school in brooklyn, and rico and frankie blancaflor of montclair, new jersey, survivors of hurricane sandy. you will never forget what happened in an orchard in afghanistan to lieutenant dan berschinski, and to troy orion tom, the navajo indian from shiprock, new mexico. you'll discover how corporate tough guys "neutron jack" welch and "chainsaw al" dunlap modeled the ceo of the future, blazing away during the high noon of capitalism at the middle class and working people. here is how america lost its way. but you'll also see why the only practical response to what's happened to us is for people to fight back. that may sound like a cliche, perhaps, but bob herbert has seen it happen before, and comes home from his journey believing it can happen again. he was a columnist for "the new york times" for 18 years, a champion of working people and the middle class like his hard-working parents in new jersey. we're good friends and kindred spirits, as well as colleagues at the schumann media center, from which he is presently on leave working on a major d

economy without a bipartisan solution, we will have a lot of issues with this and need to be fixed rate frankie, we need bipartisan solutions, people coming together. >> i will take you with all due again,, time and time avoiding other issues to repeal the affordable care act. mr. bob dold voted with his party. that is not fixing it. we could find agreement. iere we disagree is that don't want to repeal the full affordable health care act or you do. we need to move forward. we need to build on what is working could we can't go back to that time where people are not able to get insurance pay >> thank you very much. now we will move on. we have questions that were submitted to us trade these questions coming into our abc seven facebook page. this first question comes from a gentleman who opposes this, workforce participation is at a 30 year low. what are your plans to integrate the jobs market? mr. schneider? 200,000 new jobs created every month last year. you that is the right direction. i talked to people. they are struggling to there having a hard time making ends meet. they are not feeling it

frankie pena, a friend of jaylen fryberg, told cnn that this horrific incident came out of nowhere. >i heard like his girlfriend broke up with him. the tweets everyone has been retweeting of like their conversations has been pretty brutal honestly. that could have been affecting it. >> and something else. one students says fryberg got into a fight a few weeks ago over what may have been racist remarks. another student says he was suspended over that fight. we'll hear from that student in our next half four. police have not said whether the fight was related to friday's shooting. with you from the northeast united states. authorities isolated a health care worker that just returned from west africa. she's being tested for ebola in newark after developing a fever. the governors of new york and new jersey say there will now be mandatory quarantines for to-called high risk travelers returning from the ebola hot zone in west africa. that comes one day after new york city announced its first case of ebola. senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen has more on that and the recovery of two

hey, frankie, this is where we live. you an' me in this house and baby next door.and baby makes three, 'eh? this is the place. i don't know when we'll do it, but it's gonna be here. nobody believed we worked in our own backyard ... (sidney lumet) kitchen sink drama is what we all specialized in. what it really meant was a small set, because our studio facilities and our budgets were tiny. but what it showed was that a television show is capable of having real depth and moving people enormously. i wouldn't ask you to drink with me. and i control it -- you can't control it. we're alcoholics. i'm not! yes, you are! you and i were a couple of bums on a sea of booze. only i got something to keep me from going under. i'm not gonna let go, if you want, grab hold, but there's only room for you an' me, no threesome! (john frankenheimer) we had great writers working in television, like paddy chayevsky, rod serling, j.p. miller. somebody asked me once, "well, why were you guys able to do all that good stuff on television then compared to what they do on television now?" i thi

franky pena told cnn that this horrific incident came out of nowhere. >> i heard his girlfriend broke up with him. and the tweets that everyone has been retweeting throughout the past couple of days of, like, their conversations have been pretty brutal honestly. so that would have been affecting it. >> and again, as i mentioned, another student said fryberg got into a fight a few weeks ago over what may have been racist remarks. and according to another student, he was suspended over that fight. there's no indication so far that the fight, though, was related to friday's shooting. if we get any more updates from police officers, we'll bring them to you. now, we turn to the latest ebola story. another u.s. health care worker just back from west africa is under quarantine and being tested for ebola. details on what symptoms the woman is showing. we'll look into that coming up next in a live report. >> latest developments on a new ebola possibility in this country. authorities in new jersey have isolated a health care worker who just returned from treating ebola patients in west africa.

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. >> franky is the editor-in-chief of "africa" magazine and nyu professor and journalist who has traveled around the world writing about government and health issues for a variety of publications. thank you for coming back. it's good see you. so, you have this situation where the epidemic, the pandemic really is in west africa. americans are freaked out about it but it seems to be spiraling out of control in guinea, sierra leone and liberia. why do you think that's happening? >> one of the major reasons is because of the health care facilities in those three countries. there are not enough doctors, not enough nurses. any time there's any development, it's not focused on health care. i say, health is wealth. if you don't have hospitals, doctors, nurses to handle emergency situations, then what you're left with is always careening from crisis to crisis to crisis. if we partner with these countries and we're going to help you in development, we're not going to build firestone tires or buy coco and move on. we will train doctors so you don't have to send them to russia, united states to get t

frankie burke caught travis ishikawa's three-run homer ball after it landed in the right field stand. oakdale resident returned it to ishikawa after learning he wanted it back. as a thank you he gave him four tickets to this friday's world series game three at at&t park. yesterday ishikawa told the media he still want believe it happened. >> yeah. that guy has a humongous heart. i want to thank him personally. i got to thank him personally, but i thank him again. i heard he even didn't want anything in return other than to hand it over personally but i will still give him a bat and took pictures and stuff. i know how cool a souvenir that could have been for him so for him to two that, i'm humbled by that. >> take a look at this picture. sportswriter daniel brown with our media partner the america which news shows this photo of them meeting outside the giants clubhouse after thursday night's victory. even the young of the fans are celebrating. these second graders are all giants buddies wearing their gear in honor of their favorite team. check out that cute cutie pie getting ready to c

economy without a bipartisan solution, we will have a lot of issues with this and need to be fixed rate frankie, we need bipartisan solutions, people coming together. >> i will take you with all due again,, time and time avoiding other issues to repeal the affordable care act. mr. bob dold voted with his party. that is not fixing it. we could find agreement. iere we disagree is that don't want to repeal the full affordable health care act or you do. we need to move forward. we need to build on what is working could we can't go back to that time where people are not able to get insurance pay >> thank you very much. now we will move on. we have questions that were submitted to us trade these questions coming into our abc seven facebook page. this first question comes from a gentleman who opposes this, workforce participation is at a 30 year low. what are your plans to integrate the jobs market? mr. schneider? 200,000 new jobs created every month last year. you that is the right direction. i talked to people. they are struggling to there having a hard time making ends meet. they are not feeling it

i need to see a picture because he played frankie carbone. he filed a $52 million lawsuit for basing one of the three animated wise guys on his character. sivero said he lived next to "the simpsons" writer that producer james l. brooks, he was highly aware of who he was. louie. all right. louie appeared in 19 episodes of "the simpsons." according to the lawsuit, they have gotten $12 billion of revenue because of that one actor. several revenue streams including video games -- >> i think that they should just give him the money -- >> $250 million? >> easy. slam dunk case. >> wouldn't the writers of "good fell fellas" be the ones that get it? >> right. why would he get it? the whole thing is preposterous. but anyway. there it is. the legal system in america. amazon set to report after the bell later today. and analysts are expecting the online retail giant to post a big loss. but also big gains in revenue. here to handicap today's after the bell report, managing partner here. it's so hard to figure what's going on at amazon these days because t

i liked him, sam cook, frankie lyman and ray charles.. >> let's bring in the guys singing on your album. what was this experience like for you? >> a fantastic experience to work with a legend, the king of song writing. really great. >> i think the most exciting part was singing the song itself. the song "my girl" it is one of my favorite songs in the history of music. it's a little intimidating getting on the mic for the first time for the song. you respect the song so much. smokey wrote a great song when he wrote that. >> how has he inspired your careers? >> smokey's song writing has inspired me to be the best song writer i can be and knowing his history with motown and being an executive and being in business as well for myself. >> what's next? >> i've enjoyed this tremendously. i really had a wonderful time recording with these guys and getting to know them and meet them, it's just a wonderful experience. >> thanks guys for joining me. it's been an honor and a thrill. you can download and pick up "smokey and friends." >> it marks his

>> frankie, my next door neighbor texted me that picture. that is a bear in my neighborhood. day before yesterday. brian, you complained about a squirrel on your house. i got a 300-pound bear in front of mine. >> you see the bear, what do you do? >> the bear yesterday in ridge wood was eventually tranquilized and captured and apparently he was hauled off to the woods. you know what? it was a crazy situation over in ridge wood, new jersey, yesterday because there were news helicopters and there were a thousand police, and they were all working with the cops to try to do something about the bear up in the tree next to the school. >> it sounds like a crazy question but do we know why the bear left the woods? >> because we moved into their neighborhoods. >> the same reason the chicken crossed the road. >> why yesterday? like what happened? >> he knew october was coming. >> if i don't get there it will no longer be spring. >> i'm glad everyone's okay. >> very scary as we saw right there on the screen. take a listen to this. a former cop killer, black panther member actually was no

bringing out our buddies tom mat rhett and frankie ballot. >> that's our show. that's our motto.or you. here we go. so, right along the florida georgia line, chattahoochie and 78. >> orman beach baby, looking like a beach day. 84 degrees, bring shades. >> that's it. that's what mr. sun wears. florida georgia line is great. great to see you both. thank you. >>> 9:32. good morning to go for a cruise. temperatures nice and comfortable out there. 70 degrees later on today. in san francisco, kind of a warm day shaping out for you. out in the north bay, 89 degrees there. 84 in the south bay. good news is, if you want cooler weather, coming in for the next couple days. 81 degrees by friday. weekend temperatures start to climb, but i have to tell you, winds are going to shift offshore, making some fan that's beach weather over the weekend. >>> hey. don't forget florida georgia line back to perform for us on tuesday. that's your latest weather. >> thank you al. >>> now to our shine the light series and al's incredible mission to afghanistan. al and a few of his friends came through on a p

we're doing our first headline worldwide tour, bringing out frankie ballard. >> anything goes. >> that'soat ride. >> that's right. southern delight weather for you here. so, boom, we're going to hit this and show you. here we go. >> hey. >> we're going in. so, right along the florida georgia line, chattahoochee, it will be sunny and 78. who is from monroe? >> that would be me. light, humid -- sunshine. >> very happy. >> happy sun. >> ormond beach, looking like a beach day. 84 degrees. bring your shades. >> that's what mr. sun wears. >> that's right. >> florida georgia line, great to see you both. >>> lots of sunshine and a healthy breeze, too. temperatures will climb into the 07s, wind classrooms to near 30 miles per hour. gusts settle down tonight and it will be cooler as a result with clear skies and dry air. 67 on thursday afternoon. a bit of sunshine on friday will fade. clouds increasing leading to some late day showers and some rain. saturday, sunday, and into monday. warmer tuesday. >> and don't forget, florida georgia line back to perform for us on tuesday. that's your latest wea

and frankie i think technology innovation in the united states and candida.combine the best of develop market innovation of the best the developing country, a new growth market. want of issues to make this work is if got to create the infrastructure. it's partly pipeline, but it's also partly electricity grid. we actually have electricity grid connections with canada in the west and the north. it's a modest in terms of amounts, 2% of the flow but we start do this a little bit with mexico but when we went to mexico city one of the things one of the mexican border it out, look, these energy reforms, these are politically tough. don't surprise her so. there'll be a lot of opponents out there that going to try to say this doesn't benefit things. and, frankly, the oil reforms will take years to show up in jobs and other things. they said if we could expand the approval process to extend the electricity grid across the southern border, then we could get lower electricity prices which are quite high in mexico they saw lower natural gas prices. we could produce more,