jerome murdough's family is laying him to rest. four months ago, 56-year-old jerome was arrested for trespassing, and booked into new york's rikers island jail. >> you going to be missed big bro. me and him, we had a special connection, special relationship. >> seven days later, he was found dead in his cell. >> they said he was baked to death. heat. his room temperature reached well over 100 degrees with no ventilation. >>there's no words to explain. it just looks like you came from a building that caught on fire. >> he was blacker than my hair. he was darker than my hair. >> jerome was a former marine, who suffered from bipolar disorder and alcohol abuse. >> a week went by and we didn't hear from him, then two weeks, then it was 3 weeks. then my mother started saying, something it ain't right. >> his family says he never should have been in jail. but a judge had set his bail at two thousand five hundred dollars. that's how much it would have cost him to walk free before his trial. since jerome couldn't afford to pay, he was sent

. >> this is jerome.is walking into the meeting of a lifetime. >> they are asking about his camera. the cameraman can't go in. he's worn a mike. they are offering him an advertising campaign for $1 million. all he's got to do is stay in new york for the year while doing it. >> let me tell you a little about jerome. as he was growing up his mom's job kept him moving around a lot. >> every two years we have to reset, new school, no everything. >> he's drinking, he's partying. he's going out, but he's miserable. that's when he decides he wants to change. >> this means taking a big risk. he buys a one-way ticket to china. this guy says something to him that changes jerome's life. >> when you're 99 years old all of a sudden you have a chance to come back to right now, what would you do? >> gets him into thinking, i should be living my life to the full potential. he starts traveling the world. one day he downloads the app find. >> after a while he decides he is going to do another big change. he moves to new yo

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jerome didn't want to speak on camera saying he is too angry. he says he wasn't home last night when his neighbor's four pit bulls mauled his mother. he wasn't there to help. >> i was sad to hear this news. >> reporter: neighbor john came back this morning to see for himself evidence of the attack on his friend. he says the neighbor's dogs always appeared vicious. stanislaus county sheriff's say fernandez came home to find four american pit bull terriers attacking his 77-year-old mother in the backyard in front of jerome's rental. mom survived but is in critical condition. her son died last night after saving her from the dogs. san rafael county animal control has come to this street several times but to investigate calls about stray dogs running loose near homes and the middle school. animal control's director says while 30 strays were removed in a recent glen avenue sweep, the neighbors' four pets were back here -- until last night, when they fought through the fence. animal control is investigating whether these dogs had previous complaints o

jerome with a welcome to you. and really, the main thing, you get sick there and we can't tell the story the way it is. we had to do risk assessment. we had to do a bit of convinc g convinciconvincing and make a plan as to what we're going to be doing exactly. just like in any situation where we go. and then we got the green light because assessment came back saying the most dangerous thing that could happen to us is a car crash. and not catching ebola. so we went and tried to do a job just to tell the story of the people, you know, living under the fear of ebola there. >> so, as one of the people who volunteered to go into that hot zone, what kind of a mindset did you have to adopt in order to do your job? because i imagine you saw a lot of pretty horrific things. >> well, you have to approach it like any -- like any conflict. i've said it before, to me, ebola is a war, and you're walking in a virtual war zone where you cannot see the enemy. you preyoursepare yourself like other situation. you use common sense, y

jerome murdough's family is laying him to rest. four months ago, 56-year-old jerome was arrested for

safer but it's prevention he game the key to the kingdom and there jesus showed had you he must go to jerome and be killed and raised the same day and peter said this is no lord this is not going to happen to you and jesus turned to pete and said get behind me satan you say the things that are not have god it is necessary that jesus christ should die on the cross to save siners jesus said when i'm lifted up on the cross i'm i but my father taught me to speak those things. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello, i'm katie live in san francisco i appreciate our staying i appreciate that even more if you listen i'm here because my friend roberto and i were the only members of the public to show up at the department of arterial in sacramento a last week concerning their pesticides san francisco has a eruption for loving birds i was going to play something bird singing but somehow my tape recorded door-to-door in this building those big ravens with the ones to survive the herbicides should have or showered an u.s. crops spradz that only pollute we're told use phenomenal amazes of water in their app

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main home on glen avenue. >> out of my door i saw -- his mother's house is right here. >> reporter: jerome says his landlord, 59-year-old juan fernandez, had been fighting with neighbors more than a month, asking them to secure the dogs out of concern for the safety of his 77-year-old mother. >> he'd walk her to the bus stop every morning. give her a kiss before she left on the bus. i'm taking it so hard. i know he loved his mom. >> reporter: stanislaus county sheriff christienseianchristian mother was also mauled. >> massive traumatic injuries head to toe. >> reporter: he says helpdyes were called to the home around 6:00 tuesday night after receiving numerous 911 calls from neighbors who witnessed the attack. >> the deputy sheriffs realized the male victim was unconscious, unresponsive in a life-threatening situation, so they shot and killed two of the dogs. the other two escaped to an adjacent yard because of the gunfire. >> reporter: deputies then set up a perimeter around the home and with the dogs temporarily contained, evacuated both victims to waiting paramedics. fearing for the saf

jerome murdough's family is laying him to rest. four months ago, 56-year-old jerome was arrested for

. >> they signed jerome williams to a one year contract. and tonight is the night the fall classic begins in kansas city. >> will the giants be able to win again, will the royals ever lose they haven't yet in the post season, both of these teams have yet to win the wild card to get here and they see similarities. >> it should be a great series, i can't think of a team that reminds me of them. the way all of this has come down, they remind me of us a little bit, sure. a little different style of game but how they have come together at the right time, and you know, how much they fight. >> it will be interesting to watch and the giants looking for their third world series ring in five yours. e giants looking for >> thank you jaime. >>> the group raising awareness of concussions in sports, is getting recognition. they made a visit to fairless hills presenting a check to thomas she started the foundation after her son thomas she started the foundation after her son committed suicide after se we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploa

jerome delay of the associated press has been chronicling the outbreak in liberia for the past two weeks's now in paris and i spoke with him by skype a short time ago. you wrote in a blog report that people in liberia are facing a kind of war, but one in which they can't see the enemy. explain what you mean? how is that playing out in homes and on streets? well, the thing is, you know, in the piece i wrote for the ap, the biggest dangerous in the war zone is an enemy you can't see. in monrovia, stricken by the ebola virus, you cannot see the enemy, the virus, per se, you just see what it does to people and the destruction, you know, that is happening all around it. and in that sense, it is, i think, a very, very dangerous thing to cover, but, also, it is the thing that is, you know, very difficult to control. >> brown: i know you were trying to look at survivors, at families of victims, and the issue of stigma is still there. tell us what you saw. >> well, i saw people were actually surviving from the virus. i'll give you an example of julius, who was a nurse and who actually treated peo

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. >> jerome is furious after his landlord was attacked by four pit bulls in this guest house. >> bloodhouse shoes here. his landlord had been fighting with his neighbors for a month, asking them to secure the dogs out of concern for the safety of his 77-year-old mother. >> he would walk her to the bus stop every morning. give her a kiss before she left on the bus. he loved his mom. >> the sheriff says the mother was mauled and is listed in critical condition. >> massive traumatic injuries from head to toe. the deputies were called to the home tuesday night after receiving numerous 911 calls from neighbors. >> the male victim was unresponsive and in a life- threatening situation. they shot and killed two of the dogs, the other two escaped to another yard. >> the deputies set up a perimeter around the home, with the dogs temporarily contained evacuated the victims. fearing for the others the deputies shot the other dogs. >> a gps signal from a stolen piece of property led to the arrest of three armed invasion suspect. on camelback road in pleasant hill. one suspect held the people at gun

. >> staying on the ecb, we caught up with jerome and he weighed in on the test and said it marks thend of the banking crisis. >> i think the banking crisis is behind us and i am never free of that banks i filled have to keep on working and strengthening their capital ratios where necessary in the there and not as if it is end of my worries but i think it is a major step to put an end to the crisis and uncertainty surrounding european banking sector. i am sure it will help for investors to return and banks to put out credit again to a real economy. head ofen dusselbloem, the eurogroup. another take a what we do know and do not know and what we did not find out. we are joined on the phone by hans s good morning to youinn. , professor. -- >> we are joined on the phone by hans sinn. to you, professor. how effective was this process? >> out of 10, 6 or seven. yes, it was a stress test and we did find some of the medic banks and on the other hand, the deflationary scenario which the ecb always sees on the horizon as a danger has not been also in this stress tests. that i find a little prob

they signed jerome williams to a one year contract worth $2.5 million. for the phils. college football what a biggie for penn state. they hosted the lions. they are calling for a whiteout. the fans are expected to make the atmosphere miserable for a buckeye's team. >> i think that coming on the rod in this type of environment is going to be difficult and challenging for them. i love to see how many times our fans can get them to delay a game or jump on side whatever it may be. i know that our defense is looking forward to that advantage. >> and the fans are going up there. >>> i think that they hear you. >>> wear white. even after labor day. we have permission. thank you. >>> a cashier took matters in her own hands. annabel miller was beginning her shift on sunday night. a woman came through the door with a mask. she threw a black bag on the counter. without thinking she armed herself with raid bug spray and she took aim. >> she pulled they are hands back. i was not letting her get to it first. i got mad. i have better things to do in my night than that.

jerome smith. >> come on, brother. what's up, fam?now this. >> heath williams. >> nice to meet you. >> tasha robinson. >> come on. come on. feel that? >> emily. >> nice to meet you. >> darrell stokes. >> how you doing? never forget about that because that is all we got. nice to meet you. bring it in! started from the bottom now we here. nice to meet you. nice to meet you. >> 1/8 black. >> good afternoon. bring it in. >> i'm in there. >> you tucking it in? tuck, tuck? >> i'm in there. >> all right. nice to meet you, ma'am. oh, my goodness. look at this. she is so beautiful. i want another one. precious. what is her name? nice to meet you. come on. there he is. boom. >> mr. president. >> very good to meet you. >> it is a very loose piece. jordan said -- these little improvised moments. >> when the white woman came to hug you -- >> there is part of that that is based on reality. it is hard for me to go in and out. [laughter] we met him and he said i do a pretty good me, too. which i thought was funny. >> the president said he did a prett

jerome, nice to meet you. nice to meet you, sir. so what do you do?

, but they cannot because jerome's water treatment facility is at capacity.he state has helped find the grants to help that facility expand the water treatment facility and let the cheese factories expand. that's the kind of thing the government can help do. >> again, government's role is not to help one business compete against another. government should only be involved in keeping regulation low, keeping taxes low and fair across the board, keeping taxes predictable, and getting out of the way of letting the free market do its job. >> one of the main powers of idaho governor is his ability to make appointments, which can really drive the agenda of your administration. how would you go about selecting people for the commissions? >> i think the good model is what they use for appointing judges where they have some lawyers get together and review the applications for those positions and then make those recommendations to the governor, and i think in the case of judges, they recommend three people. i think it is important to consult with the people in that part

i was led to this by contemplating the justly celebrated philosopher jerome allen seinfeld known as jerry who said, doing nothing is not as easy as it looks. you have to be careful because the idea of doing anything could easily lead to doing something which would cut into your nothing and force you to have to drop everything. when you're doing nothing, people try to find things for you to do. and, in fact, the crucial question for congressional republicans was how to leave and how to leave without promising any terms of peace to the south. if we think about this, if we're able to think about this, why doing nothing meant something, why inaction was action, it helps to open up the period after the confederate surrenders as a period of intensive occupation of the south, an extension of war time and war powers. and the military rule that delivered decisions first by the president and then by congress in taking over war powers, the deliberate decision not to end the war and not to sustain civil law and not to return civil law, something that wouldn't be sustained in many respects until 1868

i haven't seen a sack effort like that since reggie, jerome, clyde and mike pitch than gang. >> yes.> eight total last night? >> eleven in 1991, eight last night, first shut naught 18 years, i mean, they had 16 in their last three games. eight last night. getting eli from all angles. it starts up front. you see it here one after the other after the other. giants did a lot of trash talk, but eagles did most of the playing. >> his head was cents on a swivel. he didn't know where it was come interesting three it came from behind, from around, from the left, from the right. >> right, right, right. >> they never could get anything going. they stopped the running game with williams, then just teed off. the giants never new what hit him, ukee, first round boom. through all 15 rounds of this fight, eagles kept the pressure, four quarters, just complete game. and the fans loved it. the sacks kept fans in the game. >> sure. >> that place was loud. that plates was rocking last night. defense set tone. >> let's talk about some offense now, nick foles, started off missing couple of folks, but bas

the city has now reached a $2.25 million settlement with the man's family. 65-year-old jerome merdeauxd back in february. his jail cell was 101 degrees and no one had checked on him for at least four hours. >>> after battling two states over her ebola quarantine, a nurse in maine is now free to go wherever she wants. this afternoon, the judge rejected the state's request to limit travel for kaci hickox. she's been fighting a mandatory quarantine since her return from treating ebola patients in west africa. today the judge agreed there was no need to restrict her movements because hickox is showing no symptoms. that means she's not infectious. after the ruling, hickox said she is satisfied with the decision. >> i remain in good spirits. there was a good decision that offers human treatment to health care workers coming back after working to fight this terrible disease. >> the judge did say hickox should continue to monitor her health daily until the 21-day incubation period is over. hickox said she will abide by that ruling. >>> the u.s. navy released new video of its air operations aga

i was in jerome a few week ago speaking with the mayor. he said the cheese factory wants to expand, but they can't because jerome water treatment facility is at capacity. the state could help find the grants to help that city expand the water treatment facility and let the cheese factory expand. that's the kind of thing that government can help businesses do. bujak: again, government's role isn't to help one business compete against another. government should only be involved in keeping regulation low, keeping taxes low and fair across the board, keeping taxes predictable and then getting out of the way and letting the free market do its job. >> moderator: all right. so one of the main powers of the idaho governor is his ability to make appointments. those appointments can really drive the agenda of your administration. how would you go about selecting the people for the various commissions, and what are you looking for in an appointee? balukoff: okay. i think a good model is what they use for appointing judges where they have some lawyers

. >> you were around back in the day, remind you of reggie, clyde, jerome? too. >> sure was. >> came, came, came, established it, stopped the running, eli had to throw, then later in the game obviously when they new hid to pass just teed off. but all through the game, four quarter all phases, key to the defense, spectacular. >> talk about the offense, nick foles got it going, first drive, three points, looked good. >> looked good. they got it going on. now the red zone you figure is a problem. first, try a field goal. second, ertz, huge key, first touchdown, first quarter, then the fake, the play fake, giants with the dunk coverage, defense, didn't work. >> sure didn't. >> first touchdown for the eagles, made it 17-nothing, nick had couple every bad picks but generally in rhythm throughout the game. eleven thing gets going, not too happy on the side lines. >> shady mccoy there with what rushing over 100 yards? >> 149 yards, previous high this year 81. greatly ex and eight i had. he was good all night. see here, again, inside outside, gets off the edges. they

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jerome smith. come on, bro. >> >> you know this. >> nice to meet you. >> mary wood bury.> robbins. >> come on, come on, come on. >> feel that? emily george. >> >> nice to meet you. >> come on, how are you doing? >> all right. >> never forget about that. because that's all we got. nice to meet you. all right. all right! >> tell them we are here. >> nice to meet you. >> all right. nice to meet you. all right. >> come on, bring it in. i am péób it, dog. i am in there. all right. i could use some help. nice to meet you. >> oh, my goodness, look at this. oh. she is so beautiful. mmm. i want another one. there you go. precious. beautiful, baseball. what is her, what is her name. >> nice to meet you ms. ruji. >> now, come on. boom! >>06g)?ú all right, very good tt you. here we go. >> it is a very loose!p lot of it is like improvised some. >> yeah. >> and the white woman came to hug you. you know, charlie, there is part of that is based in reality, you know. we met -- >> it is hard for me to go in and out. >> there is something i want to say. >> we met him, you know, he said a co

the story is whiting and egan were working for the jerome remick company, which is one of the major musichere would be a prize. and remick wanted to win the competition. it would help sell the song when he published it. he told whiting and egan to get going. they stayed late at the office and pounded out a pretty simple waltz and worked on it until 2:00 or 3:00 a.m. before they finished it. and they were pretty well pooped. egan said, i'll see you in the morning, and he left. just to put the icing on it, the lid on it, whiting played it for himself one more time and said, no, for a world war i song, for a war song, this is much too simple and sweet. he crumpled it up and threw it in the waste basket and he went home. this is going to sound like a bad movie, but it's a true story. he slept in the next morning, as you would expect. he didn't get home until 3:30 or so. the boss' secretary comes in the next morning and she sees some crumpled up paper, music paper with notes in the waste basket. she is curious. she knows who was there when she left the day before. she pulls it out, and she can