grayson lambert, he just left the game with an ankle injury.e'll have an update on that injury later tonight at news 4 at 11:00. elsewhere, navy hosting rutgers. second quarter. reynolds, midshipmen down 17-7. watch navy football at all you know what's coming up here, reynolds keeps it, touchdown, second rushing touchdown of the game for him. navy they get it within three. rutgers, they did respond. gary nova downfield to andrew trazili. 39-yard hookup. former maryland head coach running the rutgers offense this year. later on justin goodwin punches it from three yards out. the knights take a 24-14 lead. right now navy trails 31-17 in the had third quarter. also games taking place, howard leading morgan state. that score is 21-14, taking place in the fourth quarter. we move on to baseball now. today the nationals reinstated ryan zimmerman off the disabled list. here's the problem with everyone playing so well for the nats who do you take out to make room for them? today manager matt williams shows bryce harper zimmerman suffered a right hamstri

nbc 10 there for the grayson saves foundation's second annual 5k.o's currently winning his battle with cancer. participants raised more than $12,000 to fight pediatric cancer. nbc 10 delaware bureau reporter tim furlong was there to emcee. >>> and from our jersey shore bureau, miss america, of course, has already been crowned. now it's miss america's turn. the dragqueen event was held in atlantic city last night. a spoof of the world-famous fashion show and raises money for local charities. who won, though? i hate it when we don't say who won. we've got to found out. >>> a celebration of puerto rican pride in philadelphia drew quite a crowd over the weekend. hundreds of performes and youth groups marched up the ben franklin parkway for the annual parade, now in its 52nd year. the city's oldest and largest outdoor event celebrating puerto rican and latino heritage. >>> the manayunk food festival took over this weekend. foods from every taste from dozens of philadelphia fast-food trucks along with a lot of kid-friendly activities. a bounce house is ob

the foundation is named for 4-year-old grayson, and right now he is winning his battle with cancer, and family wants to help other families in their situation. nbc 10 bureau reporter tim was there to emcee the event. >>> sunshine we enjoyed all weekend long. >> that's right. temperatures felt more summer-like than fall-like, and we're going to continue to see temperatures in the 80s as we head into tomorrow. take a look at what happens. we drop aright back down to the 70s. we have a track of showers. tuesday, wednesday, friday, and saturday. big changes on the way for us. >> all right. thanks, brittany. that's nbc 10 news for now. brittany, john, and all of us here, i'm denise. see you back here at 11:00. "nbc nightly news" is next, and for weather updates any time, head to nbc10.com. see you. >>> on this sunday night, front lines, as the air assault against isis heats up, richard engel is on the ground as a battle erupts and civilians go running into the fight. >>> wwithout warning, dozens ar dead and ash from a volcano, with helicopters rescuing. >> the drug teens are getting their ha

but the grayson amendment would not have allowed that to happen. everything is not ferguson. so why would you go for something that is so extreme that you hurt yourself? it just doesn't make any sense of plot back spent and so yes, we were against it and yes, i am glad that we did because it was the right thing to do. [applause] >> thank you so much. how do we get -- representative becerra, how to get those folks that are most affected by local policy to be engaged in the local process? andand in a robust way, not just superficial event kind of way. >> you've got institution that every day gives an opportunity to do that, and that's our public schools. because everyday our kids are going to be indoctrinated and what we can do is make sure that they're coming out ready to run for that senior class president, that treasurer, to be part of the school council for that particular school to get the training. we've got to teach our kids every time an election is coming they got to be excited as if it were christmas. they say mommy, daddy, are you take me to the polls because it's ti

grayson new edit, a rather famous widow in town. yes, he set them up, very cleverly, in fact, without knowing either of them know was a settup. >> rose: some of the criticism, you think he was a racist. >> i definitely think he was a racist, because he was. sitting here in 2013, yes. if we go back a hundred years to 1913 and examine where washington d.c. was, where the united states was, an where a boy who grew up in the south in middle of the 19th century was, i would say he was a centrist in his day. he did introduce jim crow to washington basically, introducing segregation into federal offices. which in effect sanctioned further segregation across the country. >> rose: separate but not equal. >> separate but not equal. but the law of the land in that moment was separate but equal. and wilson was inclined to give it the benefit of the doubt. you know, when i say the law of the land, that was just a handful of years before t wasn't even 20 years before wilson took office. he really, he really did believe that the racist should-- th

grayson ! i don't mean to insult you, any of you. you're too important to me.see things differently than we do and we don't expect you to change a whole lot, though it sure would make our lives a lot easier. kids, they make everything sound so simple. maybe it is... for them. maybe we're the ones who make it so complicated. i guess we'll just have to trust them. i think you're right. victor ? now what ? i came to tell you how really, really sorry i am about all the trouble i've caused you... getting my place started up. but i guess i don't have to tell you about what happens when you open a business. i bet you have got some real scary stories tucked away in there. you got something on your mind. i guess you noticed that i got tired of waiting for the owner of this complex... to do something about the lack of parking spaces. - i noticed. - so what i did was... ask a friend who's a motion-studies person... if she could come up with a better way to utilize the parking area. by having the cars parked on an angle, she was able to get six more parking spaces for each

joining me now is congressman allen grayson. let's start right there, congressman. what do you make of what i think is bizarre even in our gridlock bizarre politics that claim if the republicans are in the white house, they would get this congress to not act the way it has under republican leadership. we're talking about war and peace, not after you, alfonz. i don't think that's the way these decisions should be made. >> so what should happen? >> congress should be making a difficult decision that actually confronts america. the president is the commander in chief, but it's up to congress to declare war. secretary kerry says that we're already at war and, therefore, this is something that we should undertake. >> what did you think of the debate that they had? one thing that was clear even in the short excerpt we showed is a real reckoning with the down sides here. and it seem that is in contrast, that vote that you guys did hold on a syrian rebel piece was sort of a distraction because we all know that this was much bigger than 5,000 rebel trades. >> first of all, t

but the grayson amendment would not have allowed that to happen. everything is not ferguson. so why would you vote for something that is so extreme that you hurt yourself? it just doesn't make any sense? so yes, we voted against it, and yes i am glad that we did because it was the right thing to do. >> thank you so much. how do we get local folks, those folks that are most affected by local policy, to be engaged in the local process, and in a robust way, not just a superficial event kind of way? >> we've got an institution that every day gives us an opportunity to do that, that's our public schools. because every day our kids are going to be indoctrinated and what we can do is make sure they are coming out ready to run for that senior class president that treasurer. to be part of that school council for those -- for that particular school to get the training. we've got to teach our kids, every time there's an election coming, they've got to be excited as if it were christmas. say, mommy, daddy, are you taking me to the polls, it's time to vote. we've got to tell the church th

for issues of morality so, again, there's even a congressman on -- serving right now, congressman graysono's been accused of domestic violence, his wife accused him this year of hitting her, of pushing her. did they properly investigate that before they sent a strong-worded letter to the nfl? so i think congress has a lot to answer for after sending these letters and it's up to us in the mainstream media to ask congress why did you send this letter to the nfl and what are you planning to do if anything with judge mark fuller! we should mention this judge is not hearing cases. still getting paid but not hearing cases. >> but he's still getting paid. he also says, l.z., he's very embarrassed by the situation, he's agreed to undergo counseling and enter a program. you talk about this more than i do. you're big on second chances and forgiveness. >> but i think -- here's the thing. i believe in second chances but i believe we have to pay the consequences. especially when you think about this profession of this person, l.z., he's a judge, he will be casting judgment on others. one has to questi

about a year ago there was a hearing held by the congressman allen grayson of florida that featured a9-year-old grandfather from pakistan. and she related that one day they are out picking vegetables and the 9-year-old said ben once there was darkness in the sky and then she thought she heard screams. she looked at her bleeding hands. she remained with her hands again trying to get the blood to stop but it couldn't and she looked at her grandmother was exterminated by a predator drone. that is complicity complicity in the injustice and sometimes it is impossible and inescapable but that's another reason why we try to resist going to the war accepting the self-defense authorized by congress. >> bruce has painted a rather bleak sure. [applause] of executive excess and john, what is your response to this argument? >> greetings everyone from the people's republic of berkeley i enjoyed the chance to come to the more conservative cities like washington, d.c.. [laughter] i also want to thank the committee on the republic and bruce and harvey for putting this together and having me come along

about a year ago there was a hearing held by congressman allen grayson of florida which featured a 9-ear-old granddaughter from pakistan. she related on one day her 16-year-old grandmother asked her to pick vegetables so they are out picking vegetables. the 9-year-old son of darkness in the sky and then she began to run and she thought she heard screams. she looked at her hands and they were bleeding. she ran and looked at her hands again and try to get the blood to stop the cooking. then she looked into grandmother was exterminated by a predator drone. that is complicity in injustice. sometimes it's impossible during wartime but that's another reason why we try to resist going to war except in self-defense authorized by congress. >> thank you bruce. bruce has painted a rather bleak picture. [applause] executive excess and john what is your response? >> greetings everyone from the people's republic of berkeley. i enjoy the chance to come to more conservative cities like washington d.c.. [laughter] i also want to thank the committee and bruce fein and harvey rishikoff for putting this

about a year ago there was a hearing held by congressman allen grayson of florida which featured a 9-ear-old granddaughter from pakistan. she related that one day her 60 or 8-year-old grandmother asked her to pick vegetables. they are out picking vegetables on the 9-year-old said once it appeared darkness in the sky. then she began to run and she thought she heard screams. she looked at her hands and they were bleeding. she ran into looks at her hands again trying to get the blood to stop but couldn't. then she looked and her grandmother was exterminated by a predator drone. that is complicity and injustice. sometimes it's impossible and inescapable in wartime but that is another reason why we try to resist going to war except in self-defense authorized by congress. thank you. >> thank you bruce. bruce has painted a rather bleak picture. [applause] of executive excess and john what is your response? >> greetings everyone from the people's republic of berkeley. i enjoyed a chance to come to more conservative cities like washington d.c.. i also want to thank the committee on the republi