i'm george howell. this is cnn newsroom. >> we start this hour in iraq. isis and another video. this time showing captured kurdish fighters. we see peshmerga soldiers in cages. they threatened them telling them to abandon their jobs or face a similar fate. cnn can not independently confirm the authenticity of the recording. cnn is on the ground in iraq. let's go to senior international correspondent ben weidman who is live in erbil. you have been on the lines with these fighters. do you get the sense, do you surmise this video will have any impact on their resolve? >> it's clear from the video itself, george, that's the aim of isis in putting out this video showing 21 of their comrades in cages and certainly hanging heavily over this video is an implied threat that these people will suffer the same fate as so many others we have seen in libya and syria. and iraq but it does not appear this will make a major impact on the resolve of the kurds. they realize this is in a sense, a fight for their very exist

i'm george howell. this is cnn newsroom. >>> and to our lead story this hour isis released a new propaganda video this weekend showing what appears to be kurdish peshmerga fighters paraded through a crowded street in cages. the militants also threatened all peshmerga soldiers telling them to abandon their jobs or face a similar fate or job. cnn cannot independently authenticate the video. let's go now to ben wedeman on the ground in erbil, iraq. do you have any idea whether this will have an impact? >> reporter: they're trying to sew a feeling of insecurity and fear among the peshmerga fighters by parading 21 of their comrades in these cages. and clearly the implication hanging heavily over that video is that they will suffer the same fate of so many others who have fallen into the hands of isis but when you speak to people here whether it's people on the front lines or just ordinary people in the streets of the kurdish areas, they really don't pay much attention to these videos. for one thing, they're

i'm george howell. this is cnn newsroom. >>> we begin with the fire that lit up dubai's iconic torch tower. this happened earlier today. a luxury high-rise engulfed in flames. witnesses say the fire appeared to start on the 50th floor of the building. flaming debris scorched the lower parts of the tower . hundreds of people had to evacuate to the streets below. cnn producer john jenson was there and spoke to some terrified residents. >> reporter: these are the dramatic images of one of dubai's large fires in recent history. flames engulfed the upper floors of the apartment building. it broke out saturday morning. there were no injuries or deaths and the cause sun known according to dubai's civil defense. hundreds of people evacuated to the street and described the confusion. >> all of us we run, run, run downstairs. of course it was panic. it was panic. i never seen like this before. >> it was a little surreal to be honest. i was just concerned. kept looking down to see if there were any flames coming t

i'm george howell. this is cnn newsroom. and we start this hour with the war against isis. first, in canada authorities there are trying to track down four teenagers last seen headed for turkey possibly headed to syria to join the terrorist group isis. another big development today. u.s. officials tell cnn the isis executioner known as jihadi john has been identified. his name muhammad enwasi a kuwaiti born londoner. a number of syrian christians kidnapped keeps going up. at least 360 people have been taken hostage, and a disturbing new statistic from the u.s. >> the final counting is done 2014 will have been the most lethal year of terrorism in the 45 years such data has been compiled. >> for the latest on jihadi john and the role he plays in isis cnn's brian todd reports from washington, d.c. >> reporter: the british accept behind the mask. >> obama, you have started your air bombardment, which keeps striking our people. so it's only right we continue to strike the necks of your people. >> reporter: a

i'm george howell. this is cnn newsroom. >> we are following two major weather situations right now. first, the deadly cold in the united states that's left ten people dead. temperatures some 25 to 45 degrees below normal all forcing tens of millions of people into the deep freeze. we're also keeping an eye on twin cyclones that have made landfall in australia. thousands of people have been evacuated. i'm joined now by the commander of state operations for queensland who joins us via skype there. what can you tell us about the damage that's left over so far by these cyclones? >> good morning, george. yes, we've had a category 5, which is our highest category cyclone cross the central queensland coast this morning, and it's caused significant damage to some of the coastal communities in that area. >> and what about as these cyclones move inland what can you tell us about preparations as people you know, brace for what's expected? >> certainly. we were prepared for the cyclone. we had a number of evacuati

i'm george howell. ahead this hour three muslim students apparently shot over a parking space. now the fbi is investigating the case. >>> plus the fourth major snowstorm in just four weeks is ahead for the northeastern united states. >>> a cease-fire in ukraine is set to take effect on sunday but the fighters on the front lines have major doubts. we start the show with breaking news though. after more than 400 days in prison a journalist has been released from prison in cairo on bail. on thursday he and al jazeera colleague were granted bail. they've been ordered to a retrial for charges of supporting the muslim brotherhood. a charge they both very strongly deny. and we have this tweet from his brother that says my brother has been released from the police station. i'm going on vacation before they arrest him again. thank you all. >>> we move on here in the show and go to the state of north carolina where the fbi has opened a preliminary inquiry into the shooting deaths of three muslim college students.

i'm george howell. this is cnn. and we start the show this hour in iraq where isis has pushed into anbar province and taken over a town there also putting a strategic air base with u.s. troops on alert. early friday, coalition warplane warplanes buzzed over the western iraqi town of al baghdadi. forces seized control of that city. and a few hours away u.s. apache helicopters had to be deployed after a batch of isis fighters. after the dust settled, 25 iraqi militants were killed by ground forces. while u.s. military said u.s. forces were not directly affected by the attack the u.s. pentagon said quote, no question they were in danger. let's go live to phil black live on the ground. what are you seeing on the ground? >> reporter: george here in northern iraqi, it's a different situation than what has unfolded a few hours ago. the kurdish peshmerga is very much more in control, successfully contains pushing back isis although it still does contain and control major cities. whereas in the rest of the count

i'm george howell. this is cnn.his hour in iraq where isis has pushed into anbar province and taken over a town there also putting a strategic air base with u.s. troops on alert.

i'm george howell. you are watching "cnn newsroom." this hour russian police are investigating the shooting death of an opposition leader boris nemtsov. the out spoken critic of putin was shot multiple times friday in moscow as he walked across a bridge near the kremlin. president putin has condemned the killing. >>> the u.s. says it is ready to investigate the killing of an american blogger in bangladesh. he was attacked by machetes. >>> u.s. president barack obama has signed a week long funding extension for the department of homeland security. congress passed the measure late friday averting a partial shutdown of the agency which handles airport screening and bordered security. >>> the trial of the alleged boston bomber will stay in the city of boston. a federal appeals court denied a petition from dzhokhar tsarnaev's lawyer. jury selection is expected to continue next week. >>> back to our top story, the fatal shooting of an opposition figure in russia is prompting speculation from his supporters that he may have been targeted by t

i'm george howell. >> and i'm linda kinkade. rounds of shell are happening in eastern ukraine hours before a cease-fire in the country. crews say they've witnessed incoming and outgoing artillery and significant shelling in donetsk. >>> coalition war planes buzzed over the iraqi town of al baghdadi on friday. iraqi forces repelled the attack killing as many as 25 militants. >>> boko haram militants carry out their first deadly attack in the african country of chad. fighters arrived in a fishing villagely boat on friday killing several civilians. >>> in northern mexico at least 16 people are dead and dozens injured after a bus collided with a freight train. an emergency official says the bus was split many half by the oncoming train after it ignored a stoplight at the railway crosses. officials fear the death toll from the incident will rise. >>> our top story now, a cease-fire between ukraine and pro-russian separatists is supposed to begin in 11 1/2 hours. >> in the conned conflict, it's raising fears that the peace deal could

i'm george howell. the headlines this hour u.s.dent obama signed a week-long funding extension for the department of homeland security. congress bassed the measure averting a shut down of the agency that handle airport screening and border security. >>> india's new budget aims to increase economic growth. the finance minister says india will grow at a rate of 8.5% starting in april. they plan to increase infrastructure investment by $11 billion and to set up a universal social system security system. >>> russia is threatening to cut off natural gas shipments to ukraine if it doesn't get full payments. they say it received a $15 million payment from kiev but that only covers a day's worth of natural gas. >>> also in russia police are investigating the shooting death of opposition leader boris nemtsov. the outspoken critic of vladimir putin was shot multiple times on friday in moscow as he walked across the bridge near kremlin. president putin condemned the killing. boris nemtsov was well aware he was a potential target. hours after

i'm george howell this is cnn. >>> police killed a suspect during a shootout a few hours ago. officers tried to approach the man at a residence they were watching on this street when he then opened fire. investigators also believe there's nothing to indicate more than one person carried out this shooting. the shooting outside of the synagogue early on sunday morning. one man died there, and two officers were wounded. ten hours before that the attacker killed a man at a free speech forum attended bay cartoonist on al qaeda's hit list. investigators have been treating this incident as a terror attack. for more, we want to go straight to suzanne. she's a producer for cnn copenhagen. she is joining us live by the phone. if you can tell us what you are hearing on the ground as far as the suspect they have shot. >> reporter: hi there. we don't know a lot yet. they are not speaking very much about this except what they told us is they believe the man who was shot was also the man in the images that we have been looking at. he is the suspected shooter who have been been following on v

i'm george howell. this is cnn newsroom. >> we start this hour in iraq. isis and another video. time showing captured kurdish

. >> and i'm george howell.hagen say they shot and killed the gunman behind two deadly shootings that are saturday and sunday. they don't think there are any other suspects. two people were killed and five ours wounded in the shootings when a gunman opened fire at a free speech forum and then hours later at a nearby synagogue. >>> the peace still in ukraine seems to be holding for now but they say it is quiet there after some minor violations after the truce went into effect at midnight local time. the cease-fire was signed in minsk. >>> the major sunni parliament has suspended activity after the shooting death of a sunni parliament member. another was badly beaten before released. all of this as isis gained ground in anbar >>> mohamed morsi is in court again. he's already on trial in three other cases, including another alleged case of espionage. >>> to our top story now. police in copenhagen say they've killed the man behind two deadly attacks that terrorized the city saturday and early sunday. >> officers say

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temperatures fall behind that, as we continue to see the winds howell.orrow is the real brutal wind then very cold, into monday morning that would be record low. we tie 2 degrees early monday. the winds eases up, see some sun on president ' day hit only 18 degrees, slow climb in temperatures, with chance of snow again on wednesday. but that cold is right back in play again by next thursday. >> so, you know, too bad it is on a holiday weekend? real i and you don't want to tell people not to go skiing, but will be kind of tough with 06-mile an hour winds. >> dress appropriately public transportation, at least stay inside and be warm monday. >> you can. >> thank you caitlin. all right, well, still ahead on "fox 29 news" at 6:00 medical breakthrough. >> yes, how doctors are using the virus that causes aids to cure cancer next. >> plus, it is not the view master of your childhood. google make-overs taking classic toy to whole new level. >> tomorrow on fox 29 weekends i'm karen help along with bill anderson new co-host of the show, having such a good time. wha

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. >>> next dash - howells of protest, the return of the wolf to minnesota wild and how it's gone to being endangered. >> we took the woof and tack it from being endangered into a sale item. >> adam may on ways to help the born wild live free. purchase purchase only on al jazeera america. >>> whose afraid of the big bad wolf? farmers in the virginian states they fear the comeback on their communicatees, their boast hope of protection is lawmakers in congress. on the trail of the great grey wolf in minnesota. it is "america tonight"s adam may. s >> reporter: how many head of livestock do you think you have lost to wolves? >> that we have lost is over two dozen. >> more than two dozen. >> yes. >> reporter: miles is a cattleman. his grandparents never worried about wolf attacks. today it is a common fear. >> you are in the middle of it. we are in the middle of prime wolf habitat. >> reporter: they see your cattle as lunch. wolves were on the endangered species list and delisted in 2011. the hunters, con fined to the strex wilderness -- extreme wilderness have spread across the region. >> how

i'm george howell.is cnn newsroom. >>> we begin with the fire that lit up dubai's iconic torch tower. this happened earlier today. a luxury high-rise engulfed in flames. witnesse

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. >> i'm george howell. early start is coming up.rs around the world stay tuned for vcnn newsroom. >> this is of the chinese new year's celebration in hong kong. enjoy. ♪ ® rie sweetener. splenda® lets you experience... ...the joy of sugar... ...without all the calories. think sugar, say splenda® >>> a surprising reveal from the pentagon. iraq's military planning to try to take back a key city in iraq from isis this spring. so why are they telling us this so early? >>> a shocking arrest in the deadly road rage case in arizona. a 19-year-old suspect now accused of shooting his neighbor. the victim's husband expressing outrage saying his wife tried to help the killer. >>> and this morning, 185 million americans feeling the bitter cold. freeze warnings issued across several states. new warnings about dangerous

questions, we have solved one of the problems that we identified in exxon valdes, you need to be down howell. wait a minute. it still happened. how do you solve that? how can you fix that, but it's not a good situation, it's migratory bird season. >> as we're sitting here, there were cannons going off in galveston bay trying to keep the birds from mingling with the oil. this all feels frighteningly familiar. >> it really is amazing 25 years to the day later that this happened. >> what do we do? is there no way -- is this going to be essentially a cost of doing business deals, victim of our own success, if we're going to have this much activity on the energy front, we're going to be transporting large amounts of oil all over the place because that's our destiny economically, that's our destiny in terms of energy, we're going to have to accept that a certain amount of error is going to happen and these are going to be the consequences? >> well, one of the things in the united states we do is -- well, let me put it this way: in europe, they always -- before you start something new, a major indu

howell complained to a worker. >> he was apologetic and said he didn't think it was right and that theyd been getting complaints. >> reporter: the movies overlapped for several hours. >> this is uncomfortable. >> there's no way to avoid looking at that screen. it's too tempting. and so, we couldn't stay. so we had to turn around. my children were devastated. >> reporter: i contacted the theater and never heard back so it's unclear if the company has heard any of the complaints and if it has if it plans to make any chains here to resolve the issue. john sasaki. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> free admission to muir woods in marin county seemed to be an unresistible draw. instead of $7 to get in it was free. that along with a spectacular weather we had led to some big crowd. in fact, by mid-morning today, the number of visitors had already exceeded the available parking. the next free days at national park are april 18th and 19th. >>> the national monument just got a little shorter in the eyes of the world. they revised the height downward by almost 10-inches. the monument's height is now offici

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i'm george howell. >> a massive fire that lit up a dubai skyscraper is now out.s say flaming debris spilled from the building ironically nobody as the torch. no one was injured in that fire. >>> three british teenagers are believed to be on their way to syria to fight and join alongside with isis. british authorities are searching for the girls. at this point, their ages 15 and 16 years old. police say they were last seen on tuesday taking a flight to instan bull turkey. >>> protestors in venezuela are calling for the. >> reporter: after the leader of cara kus. he is accused of helping in a coup plot. they say he is a political prisoner being held unjustly. >>> the cold weather in the united states has turned deadly. at least 23 people have died from the weather across the country. this week including 18 people in the state of tennessee. more than 125 million people in the eastern u.s. are under some type of weather advisory with windchills at 40 below in some areas. >>> it's been a year since the bloody crackdown in kiev that claimed the lives of 49 people and l

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i'm george howell.newsroom. >> we are following two major weather situations right now. first, the deadly cold in the united states t

i'm george howell. this is cnn newsroom. and we start this hour with the war against isis.ties there are trying to track down

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i'm george howell. ahead this hour, three muslim students apparently shot over a parking space.vestigating the case. >>> plus, the fourth major snowstorm in just four weeks is ahead for the northeastern united states. >>> a cease-fire in ukraine is set to take effect on sunday, but the fighters on the front lines have major doubts. we start the show with breaking news, though. after more than 400 days in prison, a journalist has been released from prison in cairo on bail. on thursday, he and al jazeera colleague were granted bail. they've been

and howell wins it for islanders right there. islanders win three-two.mo timonen is coming back. today he was back on the ice in voorhees with general manager ron hextall looking: he was skating and preparing for a return to the team. the flyers probably won't make the playoffs so is it possible, he could be dealt to a contender at the deadline. >> no, no, let's get back to that issue down the the road. i haven't really thought about that. i just want to get in shape and hopefully play a game and what happens happens, but i cannot really tell you anything else. >> just so good to see him back. >> yes. >> looking good. >> yes. >> will leslie thanks very much. >>> all new next at 5:00 new details in the story first broken by the iteam. two philadelphia police officers are charged with brutality. see the shocking video that shows the confrontation. >>> plus, they have no idea what they have done. it is outside boundaries of law. >>> a lesson in stranger danger goes too far, why a family orchestrated kidnapping of their six year-old boy ape terrorized him fo

to be out in for very long, despite what is gorgeous sunrise beautiful looking day wind tills to howellleast through midday, then thankfully eases up somewhat. low 20's at best, that's bad enough. vittoria, over to you. >> that's bad enough, katie. >> good morning, everyone, unfortunately not doing so good traffic wise either traveling the pratt bridge, all headlights merging together, that would be the eastbound side of the platt where you're jammed entirely making your way from 95, all the way down through to penrose. now, if you are traveling on the wean side, you can't police are blocking the westbound side of the platt causing a major delay on penrose nobody moving on penrose, up ahead at the mid-span of the westbound side has been clogs the platt for some time, haven't gotten any word yet when they plan to open it up. take a look at penn rose as a result of that incident on the westbound side of the platt bridge. not looking good take 95, use the girard point bridge trying to get to 95. with that said, traveling on 95 come row misting one lane, one lane squeezing through of course

. >> reporter: he guides games of scrabble at julia ward howell elementary school in philadelphia. >>t is pretty mind boggling because you never know what kind of letters you will get. >> reporter: john told me he got started with scrabble in a place he never want his students to be: the prison. >> when i was younger, i didn't hang with the good boys. i hung with the bad boys. >> reporter: robbery burglary john served 24 years inside he learn the game to pass the time and got good. inspiring him to do good. >> i was like wow i can really do something different with my life. >> reporter: when john got out, got a job, joined local scrabble clubs started competing in tournaments and volunteered to coach student scrabble clubs. >> when you spell word you get to spell word you never knew before. >> reporter: john says this game exercises the brain harder than a video game. >> you get to do the work that we used to do 30 years ago for yourself, in the just push a button wow, great game. >> you are using word and numbers for the words and we are adding it up together so it helps new reading

this as officials have identified the deceased as 69-year-old kim howell from calabasas.thies and said it is a devastating tragedy and i cannot pretent to know what this family is going through. i will continue to cooperate in every way possible. >>> and they are continuing the investigation into the multi vehicle lineup it. began when a detroit prius stopped or slowed down in traffic and hit by a lexous. and the suv hit a lexus which hit a hummer. jenner was cooperative on saturday passing a sobriety test and offering a blood sample. from domestic to international... which means you need help from a whole team of advisors. from workforce strategies to tech solutions and a thousand other things. so you call pwc. the right people to get the extraordinary done. ♪ ♪ not all toothbrushes are created equal, oral-b toothbrushes are engineered with end rounded bristles so brushing doesn't scratch gums and angled perfectly to remove 90% of plaque for a healthier smile. trust the brand more dentists and hygienists use. oral-b. americans drink 48 billion bottles of water every year

. >> he guide games of scrabble at julia ward howell elementary school in philadelphia. >> it is prettyboggling because you you never know what kind of letters you will get. >> reporter: john said he got started in a place he never wants his student to be: prison. >> when i was younger, i didn't hang with the good boys. i went with the bad boys. >> reporter: robbery burglary, john served 24 years. inside he learned the game to pass a the time and got good inspiring him to do good. >> i was like wow i can do something different with my life. >> reporter: when john got out, he got a job, started competing in tournaments and volunteered to coach student scrabble clubs. >> when you spell word you spell word you never knew before. >> reporter: john says this game exercises the brain harder than a video game. >> you have to dot work that we used to do 30 years ago for yourself, in the just push your button wow great game. >> you are using word and numbers and adding it up together, so it helps new reading and math. >> it teaches the children to work together and to disagree like adults. >> wh

. >> photojournalist kirby howell works only a few blocks away and gets to the scene quickly, capturingon camera. >> the scaffold swung out maybe halfway between these two buildings here. and my biggest fear was that the cables supporting it were going to snap and it would come crashing down to the street. >> the window washers are wearing safety harnesses, so presumably, if the scaffold falls, the men would be left hanging from the top of the building. that's probably little comfort to them as the scaffold flies through the air thrashing violently. it's already plummeted about 15 feet and shards of glass from the building's windows are raining down on the street. >> to get a visual of this. you arrive on scene, you see a little bit of glass. and then midway through the incident it looks like an armageddon. it looks like a war zone down there. >> firefighters immediately cordon off the area. >> you had a wild, swinging arc of the scaffolding. looked like a locomotive in between the buildings. the obvious question was someone's going to get seriously hurt and someone could die. and somet

in early 1991 in january the corporate officers came down and met with bill and howell and laid them off, gave them a severance package and gave them a good deal on renting the equipment that they had and actually gave them a license, the technologies they developed during that time. they were good friends of mine so they asked me to join them as a founder and of course i didn't have the money. i set if i can get myself laid off, i will join you. the founder of analog devices in boston. i scheduled a meeting with ray and went to see him and told him i wanted to be laid off. and get a severance package. he said he couldn't do that but if i could get the local people in the greensboro division to agree to lay off than he would agree to it. so it took me -- in january, it took me until may to get laid off. i got laid off first day of may and lay off at noon and had my going away lunch and by 2:00 i was in my office working with bill and powell. >> at no salary. >> at no salary. they told me the money won't be a problem so it will be your job to get the money. we need a small amount for

what they care about is howell does the show do or howell does your movie do at box office. that's all they care about. >> do they have to get rid of paschall. was that the right move? >> it was a nod to this is embarrassing. but it wasn't a major thickng. the spider man picture, she's still involved with it. so it's not like they showed her the door. they just had her step to a different level. >> three years from now what will sony look like? >> they're going to sell off some stuff. they're not win ongning on the mobile side. >> is it palatable inside japan to make these moves? they always had one hand behind their back. >> more than it used to be. >> i think they will accept it. they want this company -- there's a tremendous pride in these companies that are, you know part of these national companies like sony but they don't want to see it go away. they want this guy to do whatever he needs to. we know it hasn't gone well but he's still in there fighting so this year he will make some of these really big moves. >> given the fact that it hasn't worked over the past two yea

the charles howell-phil mickelson playoff many years down the road after that. baker-finch is ready to call it at the 14th hole. one of the widest greens on tour here. ian: it certainly is, jame. it's not an easy one. though the wind has died down a little bit. club selection will be easier. dustin johnson parred all four days here at 14. david: and the big fellow has 6-iron. ian: james hahn bogeyed it in round three with pars the other three rounds. a good solid 6-iron for dustin johnson. i would say one more for hahn. david: right at the flagstick. ian: beautiful shot there for dustin johnson. hit a beauty into 18 in regulation unlucky not to hole that putt for the outright win. remember these guys were paired today. so this is their 21st hole together for the day. peter: janes hahn has also selected a 6-iron. i'm not sure if there's room for any mis-hithood here. ian: i agree. he'll have to turn this over and get a jump forward. really good swing, though, peter. peter: so many of these young kids have great golf swings. ian: he lives on the internet, trying t

tonight to on coming traffic, and the driver of that lexus that was push into traffic, 69 year-old kim howellcalifornia died at the scene. and, and, 2007. and, the olympic gold medal will his was not texting behind the wheel as previously reported. if you he was smoking before the crash. >> the white car slammed into traffic. wouldn't you know a giant hummer vehicle that big black hummer slammed in the front of her car and kill her. >> yes. >> you a say she had her driver's license that was expired in 2007. >> yes good let's bring in attorney fred tecce. a lot of people necessity if you hit someone from behind it is your fault. >> it is generally is. you don't have to go to law school to know that. there are so many different things to go here. who caused the original accident, why did the car, the lexus slam on its brakes or stop suddenly. why did the lexus see what was going on. i have two young drivers in my house. i never turn the wheel of your car. keep it the straight f anyone hits you from behind you don't get driven in on coming traffic. what is interesting is i don't necessity if is

house speaker howell has intervened in a federal lawsuit that alleges districts were gerrymandered todilute -- >> you've got this trial. this goes bark to what dave has always said to us. it's so easy in virginia. that's why i think the former governor thought he was going to get off. redistricting is a very difficult question to resolve. and i think the issue is, this attempt to try to create a district while the majority of african-americans are in one particular district and trying to keep it from being a purple state. bottom line is you've got to get a lot of professors involved, a lot of lawyers involved. i'm eat not surprised they didn't take it up. >> quickly, bremante? >> we saw this in maryland. i think it's interesting to see the opposite of what's going on here in virginia. >> the party in power tries to kavr out something for the opposition and something for minorities. both sides try for minorities. they say if we have a solid district that's lengths african-americans, that's something that's good. you can take it home to the bank let's not mess around with it. it's an ar