gus always told betty that he didn't like her wearing black. always said she thought he felt that the only time i should wear black was to a funeral and purposefully she didn't end up wearing black to his funeral. he always told her listen, if something happens to me i want you to have a party so early on she promised him. she said okay i will have a party. gus of course is one of the three crewmen that died during the apollo 1 fire and this is really nasa's first large-scale tragedy when the three men perish and a capsule that catches fire on the ground. this was a very revealing part of what these women went through because it was so excruciating. the way that deaths were reported was nassau which is relatively new, what's of course officials. a man from nasa ours had to tell the wives of her closest friends were always called before to say you know something bad has happened out there on the pad. i want you to go to betty's house right now. the women knew that they weren't allowed to say anything. they just had to stay with the widow until t

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project and a renowned theoretical physicist a worldwide advocate for the advancement of the sciences gus hall word is an outspoken atheist who directed the film the unbelievers which documents the global speaking tours of dr krauss and the famed evolutionary biologist richard dawkins dr michael beckwith is director of the a gobby international spiritual center here in l.a. and david a are white is the actor and producer who has raised it was raised a man and i community and a sense started and produced over forty faith based films including most recent god's not dead later we'll be joined via skype by jay bakker the son of fame televangelist jim and tammy faye bakker dr krauss were you ever a believer. well when i grew up when i was a kid i was exposed so stories i was brought up as you jewish household and i and i i read a lot read the bible read the qur'an and i'm sort of want to believe and then i just sort of grew out of it just like santa claus just grew out of it yeah it was not a tiff and it was just realizing was all kind of silly what about you guys and i've said about the same

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. >> gus: gus johnson saying so long. we are! fox sports! >>> an oakland police vehicle strikes a man as he crosses the street. we are at the scene learning more details as the investigation unfolds. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us for the special postgame edition of ktvu channel 2 news. we begin with developing news. tonight a 58-year-old man is in critical condition after being hit by an oakland patrol car. >> christina rendon live with more details. >> reporter: we can tell you that a portion of east 12th has been shut down for about six hours now as this investigation continues. if you take a look behind us, this is the intersection with the pedestrian was hit, and you can even see there is still some of the pedestrian's items scattered on the street. now, this all happened around 2:00 this afternoon on the 300 block of east 12th. an oakland police officer spokesman says one of their officers was responding to a call but was not traveling very fast. they say he didn't even have his lights or sirens on. but the officer was passing

in ohio at wright-patterson air force base, and gus grissom's wife betty received a phone call the night before from her husband, he said you might want to straighten up the house of that. some reporters might be coming tomorrow. she looks around, the house is a mess, she is just getting over the flu, she feels terrible but somehow pulls it together, goes to the doctor the next morning and as she is stopping at a grocery store on her way home two reporters from life magazine encounter her in the vegetable aisle and want to know what she thinks about old gusts going into space. she just wants them to leave her alone. they followed her home. she is the shrinking violets of the group, very down-to-earth, folksy, always repeated a quote of gusts's which is we don't give a damn about keeping up with the joneses which is more along the lines of we don't give a darn about keeping up with the glenns, annie and john glenn, the superstar couple of the space age. you can't get more apple pie than them. they literally met in a playpen as toddlers in ohio. they are just both sprinkled with freckles,

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. >> el centro de control de enf r enfermedades le declara la gu r guerra al ebola. >> esta alerta 1 nuestro centro de operaciones lo que permite que e enfoquemos muchos recursos. >> unos 240 especialistas de la agencia trabajan para erradicar el virus. esto mientras en una audiencia e en washington: >> todo el mundo quiere que e t esdesdto acabe. confiamos que los recur o recursos se moveran para eso. >> el riesgo para usa no ha au m auemntado pero dicen sabemos m como combatir el virus. no todos coincidieron. la organizaciÓn samaritan dijo e es una reacciÓn tardia. el ebola comenzÓ en ese paÍs en marzo y se extendiÓ por liberia, sierra leona y nigeria. un posible caso fue detectado en arabia saudita, espaÑa recibiÓ h hoy el primer paciente infectado en madrid. mirentras especialistas en at n atlanta siguen atendiendo al c doctor kent y la doctora nancy. estÁn en habitaciones separadas. el traslado a atlanta es no solo por mÁs posibilidades de sobr i sobrevivir pero porque para los cientificos es una oportunidad unÚnica de estudiar el ebola pa su erradicaciÓn. >> ahora vamos a la ca

it's the height of the cold war and we are looking to these seven men gus grissom, john glenn, alan shepard among them as our cold war warriors, the silver suited spaceman who are going to take us to the stars and beyond. so you have all these macho test pilots sitting up on a stage and something peculiar starts happening. the reporters are raising their hands and instead of asking you know, tell us about your bravery, but why you wanted to volunteer, the reporters want to hear what does your wife think about this? she is going to let you be catapulted into space? so there's this immediate attention to the wives of these men and i want to tell you about some of the women. there is renee carpenter who is this dishy blonde. she is sort of the marilyn monroe of the space age. she wakes up in garden grove california early in the morning and sees these headlights hovering in her yard. is that a ufo? what is back? no there are reporters who have come to interview her about what it's going to be like to be one of the wives. she serves the reporters coffee and some of them had bought donuts and the

here's this scene about mathematic formulas and robin comes out and goes jack nicholson and then gusen he does jack and de niro and does 15 things and the crew is totally straight faced while gus is shooting. and then stelen starts to ad lib this swedish gibberish. and then when gus yells "cut," 180 members of the crew exploded with laughter and stelen around and goes "what happened to me?" robin told him what was going on. every day with him was like that. for billy crystal and robert de niro, there are people who are so close to him, i just you e-mailed billy last night, just too tough for a lot of people to deal with this. this is just an act of shock. >> and the amazing range he had from dramatic acting to improvisational standup was stunning. >> we'd give him one scene in "goodwill s for robin and one for us. inevitably, there was always that film. and right on the spot just a brilliant mind at work. >> the film that you have put together "the giver" is out. we all enjoyed watching it. it's an interesting story for people who haven't read the book. it's about a society with no c

. >> i would hate for you to lose your gloomy gus side. what are the worries?one is wages are not going anywhere. inflation is up 2%. the average joe is not making any kind of headway. there are a lot of people working part-time that want to work full-time. >> how about in general. >> long-term job -- >> world events? >> just look at ukraine, the middle east. >> you fed watchers are able to create more new words than william f buckley. tell me what you mean when you say you are concerned about the placidity of financial markets. >> up until this week, markets were incredibly tranquil. there is a measure of the volatility of markets. that was at a record low. getting really complicated here. the fed was worried. like the old western movies, the cowboys are saying, it is really quiet. maybe it is too quiet. that's what the fed was worried about. we got it this week with the stock market hitting a pocket and going down. >> margaret is like, where are we going? thank you. let me turn to megan and margaret. >> the president faces a difficult choice. he is going into

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abraham lincoln's body 11 years after he was assassinated, and they actually opened up the see gov gus and pulled the coffin part away out before the were found and ran away. the people who guarded the tomb were so concerned there would be another attempt they moved the coffin around. someone once tabulated that president lincoln's coffin was moved 17 times. >> host: that's history historical fact. >> guest: i use historical fact as the basis of my stories and then embellish the modern day measure mystery. in fact for two years in the lincoln's tomb in springfield, illinois, there is a terrace and below theater race i would call it a cellular, and the coffin was just covered with bad planks and he was burred in the cellar before moving him back to the room where he is today. even as late as 1901 when his son-was still alive, they buried him again below the surface, stick feet, and they set up an alarm system from tomb to the caretaker's house and robert lincoln came in and shade that's not good enough. i want more protection. robert lincoln was an attorney who had work for mr. pullman,

unfortunately as gus reminds us, even then, you can still see an incident. you are hoping the damage from that is mitigated by the early detection and isolation. points one of quick what the private sector is doing. my co-panelists has had on is prioritization. one thing many of us have noticed is prioritization is not necessarily driven by the value of the information or the system being guarded. sometimes it is driven by external forces. a stat i am sure many of you have heard before is 47 state attorneys general, 47 states have legislation regarding breaches involving personally identifiable information. companies focus on things the law requires them to focus on. there has been an allocation of onources, a prioritization just the thing you have to disclose if there is a breach involving it. the problem with that is that up until this year, and i think this year has been unique in the history of cybersecurity, that has been the exclusive focus of a lot of private sector entities. a lot of the news of breaches, and i would note the indictment of the five p

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the question for you, is that still the case after these two news conferences today from the officer gus son police chief? >> reporter: well, we haven't seen anything today. we're pretty much at the epicenter where these protests have been taking place. they were expecting this information to come out at some point. they are angry about the fact that the veins video and these photographs were released today, but it doesn't seem to be bubbling up at this point to what it has been like the last few days. last night it was much more loud, boisterous, and largely peaceful. again there is not that police presence, and that may be a contributing factor to what the temperament is here today. things have gone chaotic after dark. it will be interesting to see what does happen after nightfall in ferguson. >> ash har quaraishi for us in ferguson, missouri. we should tell you that captain johnson made a rare gesture at a press conference. he i invited ferguson residents to ask questions along side the reporters. >> we know this seventh isn't a perfect world. you say you have a barbershop. it doesn't

and gus brown is jerry brown's unofficial chief of staff. she's at his side at every important meeting and really keeps his otherwise philosophical feet, if you will, to the ground. all of these forces, raj, have pointed brown and the legislature. >> how does it impact november's election? >> so far, quite well. if you're jerry brown. look, brown's got a 20-point lead in the polls. $25 million in the bank, $25 million more than opponent neil kashakri has. he be take credit for it even if he doesn't deserve credit for it, he'll take it. only really a gaffe, a scandal can stop him from capturing yet a fourth term, unprecedented. and where he was certainly prone to gaffes in the past, the new brown is a lot more cautious than the old. >> four terms, it might happen. interesting. thank you, larry. >>> still ahead, taking stand. the nfl gets tough on domestic violence after calls for change. the strict new penalties, next. >>> a mother accused of choking a suspected bully is vindicated. what her lawyer believes is the real reason behind the three

this is allison, principal of graystone elementary school, and this is gus. we can't wait to welcome back our graystone great students and wish everybody in the bay area a fantastic school year! >> awesome. >> awesome. have a fantastic first day, graystone elementary! outstanding. live look at san jose this morning. thousands of elementary school students start today across the bay area. this means morning drive is going to be that much busier, and keep it safe. >> that's right. watch for the little ones out and about with a new backpack on. check the morning commute with rob. >> one of the spots pick up activity in the morning by antioch school district now, seeing green on the map, highway 4, we earlier had slowings on 880 northbound towards oakland. construction-related work, that should be in the process of getting picked up at 5:00 in the morning. but tri-valley, an issue with the car stalled in the center line, 580 westbound grant line road. earlier slowdowns coming out of the altamont pass, though right now the travel times through grant line road over

help them recruit, or would all of the regimes have gone down if we had seen what was going on in the guith cuba and what fill dedel or other ho chambers. so you don't want to give them free propaganda, but it is too early -- >> and in is like, put up pictures of rape so you can see how bad it is. this is a crime scene. >> well, if we had pictures of hitler ande:j the camps, that would have had something done sooner. >> and twitter is not a corporation, and it can do whatever it wants to, because it is not a government. twitter can decide not to put up child porn and they can decide that isis should go, and they are using it as a recruiting tool here in the united states of america, and they can put up key words to block anybody who posts stuff like this, and we don't want this stuff world spread and them impressioning our kids' minds here in the united states. i say block as much as you can. >> chuck, weigh in here, please. >> as normal with me, i have two sides of thoughts. and i have the red neck side that feels one way and the latino side. and the social media to track these you kno

. >> gu. >> do was -- guido was number 114. the search goes on. time, too, marches on. the grandparents and those that committed the human rights abuses are old and fray, or have died. this d.n.a. bank in buenos aires helps to match people who suspect they may be stolen children, with the families searching for them. argentina moved on. the search continues to find justice, and to heal the wounds of one of the barkest periods in the country's history. >>> after 10 years and 6 billion kilometres, a european space mission is about to become the first in history. if everything goes to plan, it may land. we have the story. [ cheering ] . >> reporter: celebrations in germany after the hibernation of two years and reawakening of "ossetia." thanks to the u.n. space agency it's been travelling space. it's about to get to within 100km of a target. a comet. if all goes well, it will be the first space mission to rhonda view with the comet. >> we'll divert the trajectory thus that we stay near the comet. we look carefully and build our motors to fly around it. >> images taken in r

i did not get on the bus, gus, but i hear they're very nice. paulina wants me and you and everyone else to give the bus a try. she created an online travel booking service called wanderu. think of as expedia for the greyhound set. you book tickets for buses and trains. joined by tom from gigaome. you took the bus from boston to austin. >> i did, yes. >> stopping all along the way. >> yeah. so we turned it actually into a six-day road trip which is what a lot of people in our generation do. >> yeah. >> because we're less likely to own cars. so we didn't just do a bus all the way through. we did multiple different buses. stopped in nashville, in alabama, and two nights in new orleans, so it was actually a lot of fun, stayed at hotels, took buses there. >> and tom and i want to clarify when you say our generation, you mean you and michal. tom and i, our generation, the bus is not something that you take. if you look historically and when i was a little kid we used to take the bus to grandmother's house and it was soldiers and nuns and not very nic

ukraine this winter the outstanding debt or the nuff to gossip you know the ukrainian energy company to gus braun is five billion dollars who is going to pay this a moment the ukraine is not traded toupet so the problem is that sooner or later the e.u. in the united states will carry much bigger losses than the ones you know the compensation that unocal which asked them to provide one year ago it's very. mean we let me go to jim here because everything you said is factually true absolutely spot on but you know what jim when all when everything goes south it's just going to be russia's falls just like it is this is new and got this right she got this right because either you get all of it or you wreck it all in what it does is it sours relations between the european union and russia in this is exactly what that u.s. state department wants. well this is something that we've been editorializing about of veterans today and personally i've been savaging we've got to savage the low the horrendous quality of western media's leadership that's the u.s. and europe because this whole thing from the be

gu to africa.t go and remove all banner that is you have in your head and go to the village, from one to the other. if you don't tread the roots of the modern music in africa, then there's no hope for that music at all. >> as tough as the music business is, male dominated, yes. if you're a black woman, another challenge. if you're an african woman -- >> another challenge. >> i get that. and yet everybody and their mama wants to collaborate with you. >> i love that. >> tell me why that is. i love it, too, but why is that? how is that? you collaborated with everybody in this country and around the globe. >> i collaborate with people because their music talk to me as much as mine talk to them. and one thing that i learn, since i with his a child and i started asking questions -- because my nickname is when, why, how? ooh i never get enough. in my village, as soon as i come out, they go, don't ask questions. that's a deal. and i say yes and i start requesting questions. if you don't answer me, how do i

est isked -- my next gu trying something healthier.president and chief executive of well biz brands. he is in charge of the elements of massage and fitness. thanks for being here. devoted toranchise wellness and massage? what is it all about? >> the brands consist of two different franchises. massage -- both brands are -- we have 200 locations for fitness and 204 massage. a very fast-growing is this model. >> let's talk about the business model. create a it take to successful business when it comes to meeting people's sore next -- kneading peoples' sore necks? >> we are worried about the attention massages getting in the industry. stepping back, what people are looking for is they want to live healthier and longer. whether it is the aging population or the younger generation who wants to live healthier, over the last five years, the medical community has came out and really talked a lot about the benefits of massage and what it does for you. as we have started this therapeutic experience, it's really fit right in to where the medical c

the music of orphan baylin as does gu srkguscaun. here you have this jewish american writing about the nostalgicness of writing about white correctness. is this some idea of longing for. being part of on tack. he writes take me out to the ball game. again sort of this classic of americanana of that day. when you begin to add up a lot of the sort of americanana and popular music written by jews at the time it's hard to say it's just coincidental. there's something about american jews dreaming about and struggling with accommodation of america that really arises out of this period that there's a lot of freedom and accommodate. they don't feel they can easily accommodate this issue of social justice when it comes to labor unions which is sort of our second great theme for today. we already talked about the great migration of eastern european jews had become engaged in socialism or similar political ideology already in eastern europe. they come over engaged with the question of class struggle. the question of religion possibly being an o

the witness heasays he heard gu fire and then saw brown. >> the witness explains he saw three policeproach brown. >> following the shooting the witness said the officer who shot browne then left the scene as the other two secured the area. the witness wrote down what he saw and shared it with detectives. the fbi is trying to determine if michael brown's civil rights were violated. >> kelly wright, thank you. >> let's keep talking the escalating situation in ferguson. should the officer's name be released? head to facebook to join us after the show at #keep talking. >>> police detailings. he hanged himself while his wife slept in another bedroom. she left the house the next morning thinking he was still asleep. his assistant found him just before noon. no plans for a funeral or memorial service. >> justin bieber off the hook. bieber's lawyers will accept a guilty plea as part of a deal to avoid the charge. he will have to take a 12-hour anger management class he has to donate 50,000 dollars to charity. he was arrestedd in miami beach in january for dui after cops saw him drag racing.

cuando existen tragedias, gus, desastres y demÁs los sectores mÁs vulnerables son los mÁs afectados ontipo de ayuda. >> claro. demiÁn, en los Últimos dÍas nos hemos centrado un poco mayoritariamente, podrÍamos decir, en lo que sucede aquÍ en los estados unidos, pero querÍa plantearte tambiÉn quÉ responsabilidades tienen los paÍses de origen dsvien e muchachos que no encuentran allÍ oportunidades, que tienen que buscar esta travesÍa larga con todos los peligros para buscar esa oportunidad que no encuentran sus paÍses. ¿cuÁl es la responsabilidad de esos paÍses? >> tÚ tienes que de alguna manera garantizar que este tipo de terrenos, estos territorios, van a poder tener una vida sana. hay un gran, gran problema respecto a los gobiernos de nuestros paÍses, y hablo de mÉxico para abajo. son muy escasas las honrosas excepciones en donde los polÍticos realmente ven por el bien de su pueblo. cadaez se cuentra uno con mÁs familias, pequeÑas familias de multimillonarios que son parte de las listas de forbes, ¿no? [rÍe] y el resto de su poblaciÓn estÁ desatendida. este es un reflejo de eso. el ci

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. >> continuing coverage from emergency gus on-missouri tonight. there appears to be a standoff it sounds as if police believe there is a man with a weapon out there. mike tobin is crouching tobin, hidden suspect at the moment. mike what you got? >> seems like the activity is centered around the red's barbecue restaurant they broke a window to go inside. for a while there, whatever is going on, activities calmed down. they're clearing out the area saying it's dangerous and hot. i can tell you they put away non-heathal weaponry. they're taking it seriously. they had the rifle, or ar 15s, and i see another large presence of the police, looks like they're at that river, just before you get to the quick trip restaurant and they're, the quick trip mini mart. they're lined up behind tactical vehicle. using that tactical vehicle for cover. so indicates they believe an active gunman is in the area here to the east side of the street. that is where we have the red's barbecue restaurant, shep. >> the quick trip, that is where they fired off tear gas. looks l

right after this so what we're looking for is a way to "plus" our >> continuing coverage from emergency gus on-missouri tonight. there appears to be a standoff it sounds as if police believe there is a man with a weapon out there. mike tobin is crouching tobin, hidden suspect at the moment. mike what you got? >> seems like the activity is centered around the red's barbecue restaurant they broke a window to go inside. for a while there, whatever is going on, activities calmed down. they're clearing out the area saying it's dangerous and hot. i can tell you they put away non-heathal weaponry. they're taking it seriously. they had the rifle, or ar 15s, and i see another large presence of the police, looks like they're at that river, just before you get to the quick trip restaurant and they're, the quick trip mini mart. they're lined up behind tactical vehicle. using that tactical vehicle for cover. so indicates they believe an active gunman is in the area here to the east side of the street. that is where we have the red's barbecue restaurant, shep. >> the quick trip, that is where they fired