gilmore. >> i will summarize that in a statement. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr.> they got reason to be concerned because of prior incidents, you know, associated with me. the only way that they can see that i'm not only a changed man, but i'm ready to do something different with my life, is to let me have an opportunity. i haven't had a chance. and that's what i'm hoping for. >> coming up, marcus murray defends asatru. >> you have a salute, kind of like a white supremacists do. >> no sir. >> and a decision is handed down on leonard mcquay. tood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ do you want clean, stain free dentures? try polident. the four in one cleaning system kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria, cleans where brushing may miss. helps remove stains and prevent stain build up. use polident daily. ♪ >>> this is my little boy, right around my birthday. my baby mama sent

the death spiral of gilmore homes? >> i am not from gilmore homes, my boy is from down there but it is like chairs, you know you belong, you got to know somebody to walk in but even at west baltimore, i have homeboys in different places, people with a certain sense of family you better realize if you can't get into the house, that type of community a lot of us grew up in, your neighbors say you are there, you get in the house, that is the community we have. for me growing up, maneuvering in so many communities, i am not from emerson village but i can post up there and welcome. i grew up around there for playing basketball, corner leaves and stuff like that, going to the club and shaping up and having a good time. these are parts of the communities and never get talked about. even down when we look at things like cease-fire or people in the basketball games or communities in the dome or new leagues popping up now. we always find a way to keep our own children busy. my mother had me in every sport you can think of but ev

. >> i'm not from gilmore homes. my boys are from down there but gilmore homes is where it's chairs and you know if you belong. you've got it know somebody because you don't walk into gilmore homes. even in west baltimore i got home boys in different places but when you enter the communities that you grew up with these people in is a certain sense of family that you realize that if you can't get into your house you can go to your neighbor type of community that a lot of us grew up in. it's stuff like if you do something on the corner and her neighbor sees you there they'll tell your grandma so by the time you get to the house you'll get a beating but even for me i've been going up and i've moved into so many different at some point to block it out and sit down and write. you have to write like i go through that there are so many people to get mad at me when i get into the project when i pop out with the book it's like oprah said this and "the new york times" said that and sometimes you've got to make them and you got

lisa senecal, melissa silverstein and lee gilmore, we thank you all. >> thank you. >> woodruff: finally, a conversation about education reform and some of its shortfalls. it is the subject of a new book by a familiar face, who joins jeffrey brown for tonight's "making the grade." >> brown: for close to two decades, education reform has been on the agenda of democrats and republicans alike. school leaders around the country and major philanthropists who have influenced the debate. it's all led to big changes, new laws and programs, tougher requirements and additional funding, lots more testing, and occasional school closings and teacher layoffs. but what has it all brought? our former education correspondent john merrow chronicled these efforts for our program for many years and now looks back and into the future with a critique and with prescriptions in his new book "addicted to reform: a 12-step program to rescue public education." first, hello again, john. >> nice to see you, jeff. >> brown: nice to see you. "addicted to reform" means what? >> well, reform are attempts at changing tha

lee gilmore, why haven't women been believed and taken seriously on this, and could we now be at a moment when they are? >> it's good to be with you, judy. i think we have a persistent and a pervasive culture of doubting what women say, especially when they're bringing forward accounts of harm into the public sphere. so we haveli these pre-made default cultural narratives of women's reliability, we have a he said she said which is a false give narrative. we have a notion of it didn't likely happen and you can't trust what women say. none are based in fact but it's a cloud that's allows us to doubt any woman before she speaks up and it's quite intimidating. if we're at a point of change, we really are at a moment where i think we have a new level off visibility and we have the opportunity to amplify the voices of women who are speaking out. so, insofar as we have that opportunity, this is a forum of solidarity and more women speaking can lead to change. >> woodruff: fatima goss graves, as somebody who works on these issues from a legal standpoint, are we, could we bee at a watershed point

gilmore looks pretty good only open to the west valley here. traffic is off to a nice start in the silicon valley. at 4:17, let's bring steve in. >> you have the use either the bay bridge or the dumbarton bridge until further notice. >>> well, there is a little chill to the morning air. one observation shows 39. i'm sure there will be some 30s if there aren't already. we still have a ways to go before sunrise, so i see we will see some even cooler temperatures. many locations are now reporting more of an onshore breeze. however, we will have more on that in just a second. it should be 56 this time of year. san francisco should be 60. 43 up in lake port, 45 and sunnyvale, palo alto at 47, 52 in buchanan, and 44 for livermore, lafayette is at 46. these are much cooler than yesterday. there is a northerly breeze in half moon bay and out to the valley, it is a west-southwest, so it is a big difference compared to yesterday. 21 alpine truck he -- 21 up in truckee. some of that could sneak back in. if it does decide to sneak up, you will be in the 60

it is owned by someone, has been abandoned for a while, but was quite famously owned by david gilmorenk floyd. these guys were able to walk in the front door and it's almost a little like a time capsule. doesn't mean someone wasn't ready to play a game. even with the balls set up and ready to go. it's crazy. >> like zombie apocalypse. everyone has disappeared left the valuables. >> right there. >> that's really nice china. >> yeah, there are some more personal items like right here. modeling polaroids. like they were doing a photo shoot here. they go into this other kids room, british pool table in the middle and the walls are painted like beatrix potter. >> amazing. >> you can see the ceiling come down in some places, wall paper come off the wall. whoever does own it, if you want this back up to functioning, it's going to require half the cost of the house to fix it up. >> guys got confused by this. >> this is probably some kind of maybe not panic alarm, but -- >> maybe like that security alarm or something, but no, that's how you would summon people to the room, because it was so bi

he was really slammed by gilmore. listen. [thudding] two scores, one timeout left to play. a little soft touch. >> tony: jameis versus two men, a good decision. get them on the ball, keep going, a model huddle, a little bit babyish, huddled up. >> jim: they rush 5, that pass is wide of humphries his time. winston with 107 yards passing in this quarter to push his total up to 216. >> tony: sometimes when you go against the team that is going to play these type of coverage is against you. you have to be able to run the football, if not it is hard to get a chuckle. i like what they have done, they open him up and -- this is a playwright here, here we go. >> jim: 3rd & 3. they pick up the pressure. he could have run for it, but he flips it instead to sims. first down at the 42, gain of 10. >> tony: get back up, call your play. you have plenty of time, even though you have one timeout, you do want to score before the two minute warning would be ideal. and to save the timeout. >> jim: here is winston, in a jam. oh, that looked like an awkward tackle, he has on his feet qukl >> to

some more of 86s in gilmore and you've got an 85 in san jose so that won't break a record tomorrow but there's the 5-day forecast and you see the cooling trend really takes effect on sunday. >> i'm looking forward to it. >> i'm over it. >> well darn it, i'm glad. >> someone who lives in san francisco with no air conditioning. >> we've had a run. we're coming in november and we've had a heck of a run of warm weather. >> it's all about making me happy, remember, frank? [ laughter ] >>> new at 11:00, a story of survival right in the middle of the pacific ocean. the u.s. navy rescued two sailors and their dogs who were lost at sea for months while trying to sail from hawaii to tahiti. the women thought they could still sail to their destination. about two months later they started sending daily distress calls but no one answered. they survived on purified water and dried rations of oatmeal, rice, and pasta. a taiwanese fishing boat finally spotted them 900 miles south of japan and alerted the coast guard. the uss ashland picked them up yesterday. >> that's remarkable. >> it's incredible. >

unhealthy for about 2/3 of the area, a little less poor heading down toward livermore , san jose and gilmore, but the air quality is pretty bad out there, especially close to the fires in the north bay. very unhealthy again tomorrow. limit the outdoor exposure or maybe look at it from a half full approach. be thankful you have a home to stay inside and get away from that bad air because 2 or 3,000 homes have been lost at a minimum in the north bay. tomorrow winds increasing again gusting to 40 miles per hour. it's another dry front. we have 17 active fires. the spread of those fires will likely increase as we have an increase in the wind 24 hours from now. we'll talk more about the seven- day forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> thousands told to leave their homes and get out of the path of the flames, up next we're there as people flood evacuation centers. >> and we speak with some doctors and nurses stepping up to keep hospital staff even as their own homes burn in the fire. we'll be right back. [drumming] one time, in new orleans, well, before it was even founded, a french teenager, b

he was really slammed by gilmore. listen. [thudding] two scores, one timeout left to play. a little soft touch. >> tony: jameis versus two men, a good decision. get them on the ball, keep going, a model huddle, a little bit babyish, huddled up. >> jim: they rush 5, that pass is wide of humphries his time. winston with 107 yards passing in this quarter to push his total up to 216. >> tony: sometimes when you go against the team that is going to play these type of coverage is against you. you have to be able to run the football, if not it is hard to get a chuckle. i like what they have done, they open him up and -- this is a playwright here, here we go. >> jim: 3rd & 3. they pick up the pressure. he could have run for it, but he flips it instead to sims. first down at the 42, gain of 10. >> tony: get back up, call your play. you have plenty of time, even though you have one timeout, you do want to score before the two minute warning would be ideal. and to save the timeout. >> jim: here is winston, in a jam. oh, that looked like an awkward tackle, he has on his feet quickly. >

over the next nine months, callum's navigator, alan gilmore, helped him to stop drinking, find somewhereremarkablejourney, i have to say, in such a short space of time for him to have changed so drastically, in a positive way. it's been inspiring. callum realised at the right time that this was a chance — perhaps the only one he would get — to turn his life round. there's no question the navigator scheme has saved lives here in glasgow, and also in edinburgh, but could it have wider benefits? dr christine goodall from a group called medics against violence, is a supporter of the navigator scheme. in terms of callum, he hasn't been back at the emergency department since he met the navigators. he is now in work, he has stopped drinking, and potentially the cost savings there are tens of thousands of pounds. and that is just one person. the navigator scheme may not grow quickly. the concern is that that could harm its effectiveness. but their hope is that eventually there could be small teams in every major emergency department in scotland. james shaw, bbc news, glasgow. as the global threa

here in san francisco. 78 degrees in san francisco. 77 oakland. 75 mountain view, 81 san jose, 86 gilmore, 63 at half moon bay. this is the goldengate where skies are clear. one more live view of the setting sun from our east bay hill's camera. he'll have mild to warm weather through monday. fire danger increases this week as temperatures rise. winds are quite strong and will be for the weekend. humidity remains low. a cool fall feeling will return late next week. take a look at our red flag warning for fire danger which goes in effect from early sunday morning to tuesday morning. this covers all of the north bay, wendy's will be gusting over 55 miles per hour, especially the higher elevations. crosser look at the winds reveal that. wind advisory in effect from 7:00 p.m. sunday. winds gusting over 55 miles per hour. this is for all of the north bay and a good portion of the east by the way. here's our wind gust animation starting 7:00 sunday. the winds will peek or the gust will early around monday morning, 8:00 a.m. ranging from 25 miles per hour to 30 miles per hour. we'll see winds dim

gilmore 55. the sun is setting, it is currently 58 santa rosa, 59 napa and navarro. low 550s in con -- 50s in concord. these are our forecast features. bright and breezy tomorrow with major warm up beginning sunday and record heat possible in many bay area locations earlier next week. over night we'll see partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. chilly in the valley. most of the bay area upper 40s. tomorrow, breezy conditions at the coast. highs in the low 60s around the coast. around the bay. inland highs will get much above 70, 71 degrees tomorrow. looking ahead, this is the accuweather seven-day forecast. sunny days all way through the forecast period. starts warming up sunday. we don't hit the summer-like levels and chance of record highs until monday, tuesday and wednesday as inland highs will be in the low 90s. look for mid 80 and mid 70s on the coast in late october. almost unheard of. >> we're glad to hear of it now. >>> paying your friends and family is now as easy as a text. >> yeah the new >>> job losses piling up in the bay area just ahead of the business hol

here in san francisco. 78 degrees in san francisco. 77 oakland. 75 mountain view, 81 san jose, 86 gilmorehalf moon bay. this is t goldengate where skies arear. c one more live view of the setting sun from our east bay hill's camera. he'll have mild to warm weather through monday. fire danger increases this week as temperatures rise. winds are quite strong and will be for the weekend. humidity remains low. a cool fall feeling will return late next week. take a look at our red flag warning for fire danger which goes in effect from early sunday morning to tuesday morning. this covers all of the north bay, wendy's will be gusting over 55 miles per hour, especially the higher elevations. crosser look at the winds reveal that. wind advisory in effect from 7:00 p.m. sunday. winds gusting over 55 miles per hour. this is for all of the north bay and a good portion of the east by the way. here's our wind gust animation starting 7:00 sunday. the winds will peek or the gust will early around monday morning, 8:00 a.m. ranging from 25 miles per hour to 30 miles per hour. we'll see winds diminishing by

gilmore 77. check out this again from emoryville. nevada 63, 75 fairfield. 82 concord and 86 liver more. francisco looking at lolts of an blue skies. showers will arrive late thursday. cooler more humid thursday through friday. turng warmer over the weekend once the front passes through. over night look for hazy conditions with fog near the coast, traveling locally out on the bay. low temperatures upper 40s to low 50s. tomorrow under hazy skies by bright sk low 60s at t coast, low 7 os at the bay andpper 70 inland. the sto ranks 1 onmpact scale. light showers will fall over the some areas we can see a little more.f rain and hopefully a lot the rain at that point will be confined to the north bay and points long the coastline. it will spread etward and south ward. over the area it will be cold enough to support a little snowfall. fothe entire region under a tenth of an ch. forecast, the weekend warm up a little. inland moving into the mid t upper 80s in late october. >> y got my attention with th "snow" word. >>> are you ready for the

gilmore 77. check out this again from emoryville.63, 75 fairfield. 82 concord and 86 liver more. another view from our camera san francisco looking at lolts of blue skies. showers will arrive late thursday. cooler more humid thursday through friday. turning warmer over the weekend once the front passes through. over night look for hazy conditions with fog near the coast, traveling locally out on the bay. low temperatures upper 40s to low 50s. tomorrow under hazy skies by bright skies. low 60s at the coast, low 7 os at the bay and upper 70 inland. the storm ranks 1 on impact scale. light showers will fall over the most of the bay area. some areas we can see a little bit of rain and hopefully a lot more. the rain at that point will be confined to the north bay and points long the coastline. it will spread eastward and south ward. over the area it will be cold enough to support a little snowfall. for the entire region under a tenth of an inch. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast, the weekend warm up a little. inland moving into th

gilmore 55. the sun is setting, it is currently 58 santa rosa, 59 napa and navarro. 550s in con -- 50s in concord. these are our forecast features. bright and breezy tomorrow with major warm up beginning sunday and record heat possible in many bay area locations earlier next week. over night we'll see partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. chilly in the valley. most of the bay area upper 40s. tomorrow, breezy conditions at the coast. highs in the low 60s around the coast. around the bay. inland highs will get much above 70, 71 degrees tomorrow. looking ahead, this is the accuweather seven-day forecast. sunny days all way through the forecast period. starts warming up sunday. we don't hit the summer-like levels and chance of record highs until monday, tuesday and wednesday as inland highs will be in the low 90s. look for mid 80 and mid 70s on the coast in late october. almost unheard of. >> we're glad to hear of it now. >>> paying your friends and family is now as easy as a text. >> yeah the new how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though

gilmore knocked him out-of-play after another three-yard gain. clock stopped at 2:44. >> joel: third down opportunity. we led were the defense coming in for texas tech. they've been pretty good tonight. as advertised. not a great defense but good enough at times. a chance to get off the >> gus: they make it third and 5 at the 26. washington, the receiver at the top. rudolph. fires down the field. a man -- what a catch! ateman ripped the ball down like he was a rebounder. a gain of 26 and a first down over octavius morgan. >> joel: that's what 6'4", 220 pounds will do for you. a 50/50 ball. mason rudolph just gave his player a chance and ateman came down with it. >> gus: ateman, six catches, 114 yards. first down at the tech 48. play fake. rudolph. far side. caught. washington. stiff-arm. dragged down from behind. that might be a flag if it's a horse collar. >> joel: yeah, i thought it was. fields who has played a terrific game out there position a red shirt freshman as he was trying to get washington down to the ground clearly had a hold of that

we are starting in gilmore. we have a crash at a very busy intersection of 2 state highways, 156 and 152, it is a truck crash. very busy area. you could see the traffic on 156 and 152 is usually slow, but it is pass float this time of morning. a lot of people hearing about this are on highway 25 getting over to the 101. this is where the accident is. please give yourself extra time. as we whited out and show you the drive from gilroy all the way to san jose, most of it is doing well on highway 101 getting up to san jose, looks like a nice drive into the west valley. on 280 in san jose traffic is moving nicely getting up to highway 17. of course we monitor the bay bridge toll plaza and you can see traffic is going to be okay as you get through. >>> ellis bring stephen with today's forecast.>> well it is cool out there. in fact there are 30s and if you do not have a breeze, maybe low 40s, a lot of low 30s. even in the santa cruz mountains and a patchy fog is forming. 24 hour temperature change. usually you do not

. >> mike gilmore, then the president, offered sutton a glimmer at least of hope. >> we will be able to regenerate an optic nerve. it's not such a question of can we but when can we? and it was a good news-bad news sort of day. >> i do not want to mislead you or provide false hopes. >> yes, there might be a cure, but perhaps not for five or ten years or more, quite possibly too late for john sutton. >> okay. >> how soon depends on how much funding we can get, how many scientists we can put behind the problem to solve it. >> so sutton told the doctors he would somehow help make it happen. he wrote checks, he joined the board of directors. >> john sutton. >> he offered himself as a voice of hope for desperate patients. even though it may never help him, as long as he lives, he's okay with that? >> there's a chance that we may not be able to restore his vision. there is a chance, on the other hand, that we may, but if he doesn't get behind it he does know that we're not going to move it as fast as we could. >> well, it's my pleasure to be here today. as you will hear, i almost didn't ma

the winner was for all of last year the gilmore girls revival. >> so, they measured which show had theost amount of subscribers watch at least one season within a 24 hours every it release, remember big deal, i remember being out, had whole pop up store here in west philadelphia over by pen. so they did this the day after thanksgiving. the other popular original series included fuller house, and the ranch. >>> fixture on our morning airways for 25 years, hanging up the microphone. >> end of this contract that i just signed, at the ends of 2019. i'm going to retire. >> oh, say it ain't so. long time, tom joiner made the announcement yesterday. here in the name fly jock, because he was hosting a morning show in dallas, then an afternoon show in chicago. and he would fly between the gigs every day for eight years. but he's going to continue all of this stuff important to him, activism, voter registration drivers, raising money for historically great colleges and university. >> after they first came on the scene rocking the worlds right there, ringo starr showing some of the pictures that

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among the top shows in the united states, gilmore girls, fuller okay. surprised by fuller house.home home now. did you know that airports auction everything from cell phone chargers to ban donned cars and that's not all either. computers, clothes, jewelry you name it. spokesperson for the pittsburgh international airport says people leave behind about a dozen cars a year. >> we had to find a way to get, torque get rid of the abandoned cars frankly. >> airport officials say they make several attempts to contact the property owners before auctioning anything off and look nice cars, too. all the money raised from the airport auctions is donated to charity. >>> still ahead, the dying fads of 2017. we'll show you one father's creative halloween display in saying so long to this year's trends. first though a reason for a sweet tweet. today is national chocolate cupcake day. the origin of the dessert traces back to an american recipe calling for a cake to be baked in small cups. written back in guess what year 1796 and thank you for that. 8:55. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪♪ >>> trending thi

over the next nine months, callum's navigator, alan gilmore, helped him to stop drinking, find somewherehe only one he would get — to turn his life round. there's no question the navigator scheme has saved lives here in glasgow, and also in edinburgh, but could it have wider benefits? dr christine goodall from a group called medics against violence, is a supporter of the navigator scheme. in terms of callum, he hasn't been back at the emergency department since he met the navigators. he is now in work, he has stopped drinking, and potentially the cost savings there are tens of thousands of pounds. and that is just one person. the navigator scheme may not grow quickly. the concern is that that could harm its effectiveness. but their hope is that eventually there could be small teams in every major emergency department in scotland. james shaw, bbc news, glasgow. let's get more on nearly 3,000 classified files on the assassination of presidentjohn f kennedy in 1963 being released. although some documents have been withheld at the request of government agencies. dallas, november 22nd 1963.m