yeah, kahn, you go fry your bananas. knock yourself out.h pretty quick, so spill it. mom, i was never suicidal and bobby and i never broke up. we were only pretending so we could spend more time together. you lied to us? yeah, but now that we spent all this time together i don't know if he's right for me. oh... you know, honey, back in laos i was dating phoukong vivarad. he the vice president of acquisitions for ingersoll-rand. such a comer. the general love him like a son. then i met your dad. connie: at the national science museum. minh: no, that's just a story we tell. truth is, we meet at the discotheque. he pull up on cherry moped wearing tight shiny shirt. and that pompadour, whoo! connie: daddy was a bad boy? minh: boy, how the general hate him. push phoukong on me like you wouldn't believe. but i had to choose for myself the corporate boy or the bad boy? okay, you picked dad because grandpa hated him so i should stay with bobby? no, i picked your dad because even though we very different i knew he was right for me. i can't tell you

. ♪ ( kahn screams ) kahn jr., what is that noise you're making?ds like you're killing a seagull with a bagpipe. it's bluegrass, kahn. music made in america. and whether you like it or not your daughter's a natural. mm-hmm. and i'm having more fun than a dog up a bone tree. that's how you say it's fun in bluegrass. ( screaming ) that inbred music is designed so only people with six fingers can play it. your path is van cliburn camp to harvard to new york philharmonic-- not hay wagon to hee haw. time to pack! we love you, honey. phone as soon as you get to host family in fort worth. remember to give them the pineapple. kahn: practice on bus. aww... mr. hill? my dad said i could go to branson. how fast do you think you can get the dale gribble bluegrass experience back together? probably after they finish their beers. hey, guys, don't open a new one. we're going to branson! ( men cheering ) boomhaueur: yeah, man. we love branson, man. car insurance companies say they'll save you by switching, you'd have like, a ton of dollars. but how're they saving

after filling out a final round of paperwork, kahn receives a $150 repatriotization allowance and anl $30 for each member of his family. money he'll use to rebuild their lives in a country he hasn't called home for nearly three decades. translator:>> i'm very happy to be back. i'm proud to be an afghan. living here will be good for my family. praise to god we made it back safely to our homeland. my plan now is to open a shop. i'll workday and night to make our life better. >> to help with the long-term success of repatriotization is the u.n.'s refugee agency whose workers promise to stay in close contact with the family. >> we're not following them, we're visiting them. >> but for now, before kahn and family are content to settle in the village he was born in and start their new lives in a very different, often unpredictable afghanistan. >> so, one of publishing's greatest mysteries may have been solved. we may soon learn what author j.d. salinger was working on in the last 50 years of his life. authors of an upcoming biography say between 2015 and 2020 the author instructed his esta

asafa powell tested positive at the georgia may kahn championships in june. lorraine simpson also failed the test and veronica campbell brown tested positive for a banned diuretic. >>> sports jowrn joint seth do y surprise you? >> it never surprises me what happens in jamaica because i've been there for several weeks, four years ago i was researching on the jay may kahn efforts and the fight against zoning and we could see at this time, 2009, there have been absolutely almost no doping controls in out of competition periods. so i don't think that there was really a serious fight against doping and obviously there was a kind of conflict of interest at this time because the sport authorities and people from track and field from athletics in jamaica have been responsible for the antidoping and the controversy in the left, so in my point, it makes no difference because you have to divide the responsibilities in the conflict against doping. >> can you see now the georgia may kahn authorities actually going through with that -- jamaican commission? >> they have ins

as part of our afghan challenges series we have been following a kahn family that took the difficultoad through bkyhber pass entering afghan through the border and they have reached the city of jalalabad now. that's where our reporter imtiaz picks up the story. >> these are the first few moments of kahn and his family's new life after living as refugees in pakistan for many years they have just crossed the border into afghanistan. afghan forces are clearly in charge here and flying high above the crossing is the flag of the country's central government. kamn's village, where he plans to settle, is still a few hours drive away but the family's first stop won't be there. instead they come to a united nations ran processing center for returnees. all 11 family members, most born in pakistan are rental centered as residents here. the children are given polio drops and receive measle vaccinations. welcome videos are shown to the adults and other lessons are given on how to live in a country that for many in kahn's family is mostly foreign. >> in a stark reminder of just how precarious the

chaka kahn. chaka kahn. chaka kahn. chaka kahn. chaka kahn.ound. here's something, evil knievel's son went on a drunken rampage in his motor home. >> did he try to jump a river in his motor home? stephanie: probably a little easier on the motorcycle, trying to jump the grand was not i don't know in a motor home. oops! >> well, this is horrible, a heartless crook ripped off james gandolfini after his death out of his motel room. tony s soprano would have killed him for that. that was bad. ♪ stephanie: john fugelsang, you brought up the hillary movie. chris says he thinks they should not be doing them. i say why not. >> why shouldn't they. chris, if a network has a make a profit and she's the most popular woman in the world for 12 years in a row, why wouldn't they do it. >> that's going to remind voters of all of her warts, too. >> it's not going to stop her from getting elected. stephanie: i think previs is threatening the network. >> he should know that reminding people of hillary's warts would only help the republican party. he's only doing t

the kahn family has made their way here and indeed on their way to their village, where gafor kahn and his family hopes to settle where he hopes to start a business. but afghan refugees living in pakistan are facing a tough choice. whether they should return back to afghanistan, a country which has made some gains but the uncertainty and instability is still there. still, in pakistan, while many afghan refugees who you speak to on that side of the border, many of them will say to you that they love pakistan, they feel pakistani, and more importantly, that their friends and neighbors have become part of their family. when you start asking them about how they feel about the pakistani state, or the security forces, and their tone changes. they feel like they are neglected by the government, and frankly persecute bed i the security forces, as well as some of the many other issues including the dwindling security situation, the lack of jobs and the frankie weak economy, many are looking to go home, and like can are choosing so, but as we have been pointing out, the life in afghanistan is ve

came up to jeff gordon and kasey kahne. gordon left before the restart but kasey kahne took it.eff gordon is celebrating his birth day. happy birthday to him. missy franklin looking to make history at the world championship. she was the first leg of the 4x100 meterry lay. giving them an early lead. finishing it up. the united states wins gold in the relay. the gold medal is missy franklin's 6th at the world championship. the most ever for a female swimmer going for. it what a story. and -- and raider linebacker on the show tonight. >> yes, anything you need to know about solving the problems we will have it. >> thank you. thank you. finally. thank you. >>> six hours and counting, there seems to be some positive signs to check on the negotiations to head off the b.a.r.t strike. also, hundreds gather to show their anger at house minority leader nancy pelosei see you in half an hour uhhh, it is a little awkward being on the market again... but uh, i...oh...i actually tried the online thing... which uh, i dunno. i, i guess i'm just hoping for a caring and nurturing relationship, you

between jeff gordon and kasey kahne. gordon led before the restart but kasey kahne had the juice.d by gordon who was celebrating his birthday. that is the 16th career victory. >>> how about this? missy franklin looking to make history, world championship. she was the first leg of the 4x100 meter relay. gave the americans an early lead. megan finishing it up and the united states wins gold in the relay. the gold medal is missy franklin's 6 at the world championship. the most ever for a female swimmer, golden bear. california, coming up big. >> oh. >> "gameday" tonight, raiders camp today. i will tell raider fan yes, there say reason to be optimistic. >> how about that. >> see you at 11:00, good night ,, between you and me, they're, they're strange creatures. they are. they don't think like you and i. you know it. they just, they ignore us. totally. it's like we're only here to serve them. yeah, that's what i been saying. but then they turn around and fill you up with chevron with techron. i guess we're doing something right. yeah but, come on, humans? humans are weird. [ male annou

casey kahne beats him on the restart. kahne wins his second race.f casey blew out your candles. >>> and the indy car sere -- series is coming to sonoma. and a good day for campbell. kim's racing career has been slowed by his diabetes but today campbell wins his first ever indy race. both the a's and giants not having good days. >> all right, hopefully they can change their ways. >> still a long time. >> all right, thank you. >>> more now on the breaking news you saw right here on ktvu. a looming b.a.r.t. strike that has now been averted. we just got this exclusive video of lieutenant governor gavin newsom. he said he talked to both sides but would not comment on the talks. >> as you saw right here live, governor brown has stepped in and the trains will be running tomorrow. the governor called for a seven day inquiry so no strike tomorrow or in the comes days as this ♪ i like coffee, tea's your bag ♪ ♪ though it makes no sense, it's true ♪ ♪ there's no me without you ♪ brad garrett: 'til death is filmed in front o a live studio audience. okey-dokey.

go, sending kasey kahne into the wall. when you get turning right and left of these things are deathly going to happen. we move ahead to the last lap kyle busch can't quite get it done nearly get it done and kyle busch takes it and moves up to fifth in the standings. our news continues right after this. >> or john, what you got? >> tomorrow very similar today the rain chances go up on tuesday and by wednesday we will get rid of this who you midair and it will be really nice. friday night and saturday morning there might be thunderstorms come and. this is not a bad august forecast. 80s all the way through. >> good, we like that. thank you, john that is it for 11 news@6:00 we will see you back here at 11:00. >> a campaign to remind city residents to use pedestrian receptacles. signs along the major corridors serve as a reminder to properly discard litter. the campaign also are much residents to properly contained the trash and put it out on appropriate collection days. neighbor hurts are joining forces to increase recycling

kahn came out to say there was no hierarchy in the relationship.t the picture of the trailer, that's not the way we were with each other. that makes absolutely no sense. >> hey there. >> royalty does run in my blood. is that you next to me? >> runs in mine too, apparently. is that you next t me >> runs in m apparently. hair color was as important as your cut. now a breakthrough from vidal sassoon helps stop water from fading away the vibrant color you wish would stay. waterproof it! the vidal sassoon hair color collection has an exclusive hydrablock system that helps lock in our color for as long as salon color... up to 48 washes! prove it to yourself. vidal sassoon waterproof color. salon genius. affordable for all. >> all right. time for "the mix." we have seen hundreds of disastrous, funny, odd, outrageous wedding proposals. online, on the show all the time. this one could be most disastrous if in fact it is true we'll let you decide. let me set it up. hapless romeo in the mall, on one knee, sound system, proposing. >> sounds sweet. >> sounds sw

jeff gordon look like he would win but kasey kahne gets the checkered. >>> at 6:00, details of a plan to run the bulls here in the u.s., including one event in the bay area. >>> why a well-known u.s. band was beaten up at a russian airport but russian nationalist. >> president obama is celebrating his 52nd birthday today. the white house has been hush hush how he is celebrating. we know he reunited with several friends from hawai'i and chicago for a round of golf. the celebration won't last long. the president has a trip to arizona and los angeles this week. >>> and that will do it for us here at 5:00. i'm ama daetz. for lisa argen and mike shumann, we'll be back at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, terror threat. chilling new details the al qaeda plot triggering a global alert for americans. tonight, reports that they are planning, quote, a big strike, and that operatives are right now in place. >>> boardwalk nightmare. a pleasant evening on a beachside boardwalk turns deadly. a driver plowing through the crowds. a bride on her honeymoon left dead. >>> extreme weather. heav

jeff gordon, looked like he would win but on the final restart, kasey kahne jumps out in front and takeshe checkered flag for his second win of the season. busy sunday as usual. >> ama: thank you, shu. >> next at 6:00, it's star power against smurf power at the box office. >> ama: be sure to join me at 9:00 on cable 13. how facebook founder mark zuckerberg plans to join the debate over immigration reform. then at 11:00 here on abc7, the countdown to a possible b.a.r.t. strike. we'll have the latest on negotiations and tips on how to get around the bay area if workers walk off the job, all at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc7 news. >> star power ruled the box office this weekend. denzel washington and mark wahlberg teamed up to claim the top spot. the pair star in "2 guns" based on a graphic novel about an undercover operation against drug traffickers. the movie made $27 million this weekend. the wolverine came in second, with 21 million. "smurfs 2" debuted in third, 18 million. "the conjuring" came in fourth to help it top 100 million, which is he can rebel for a horror movie. "despicable me" round

first we hear from daryl kahn who was pulled over by two police officers in an unmarked van and issued a summons for riding his bicycle on the sidewalk. the summons was later dismissed. we also hear from clive lino, who is issued a summons for spitting in public and possessing an open to tanner. his charges were also dismissed. >> i was riding my bike through the streets of new york. name came up in his secret database with by private information in it, for doing nothing wrong. anyone in the city can end up in a database. >> i have been stop so many times i have lost count. it is a waste of my time and an embarrassment, especially when you haven't done anything at all. see --n average when i on edge when i see officers. i feel like a hostage in my own neighborhood. >> i was riding my bike when i was pulled over by a couple of members of the nypd. >> usually i'm not doing anything when i get stopped. they let me go. >> they started asking me a series of questions, none of which i was comfortable asking because i had done nothing wrong . when i protested, more police officers were called

jeff gordon, looked like he would win but on the final restart, kasey kahne jumps out in front and takes the checkered flag for his second win of the season. busy sunday as usual. >> ama: thank you, shu. >> next at 6:00, it's star power against smurf power at the box office. who >> ama: be sure to join me at 9:00 on cable 13. how facebook founder mark zuckerberg plans to join the debate over immigration reform. then at 11:00 here on abc7, the countdown to a possible b.a.r.t. strike. we'll have the latest on negotiations and tips on how to get around the bay area if workers walk off the job, all at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc7 news. >> star power ruled the box office this weekend. denzel washington and mark wahlberg teamed up to claim the top spot. the pair star in "2 guns" based on a graphic novel about an undercover operation against drug traffickers. the movie made $27 million this weekend. the wolverine came in second, with 21 million. "smurfs 2" debuted in third, 18 million. "the conjuring" came in fourth to help it top 100 million, which is he can rebel for a horror movie. "despicable me"

kasey kahne, oh, no! more of that spaeupbt swafping. fbial lap, brad keslowski on -- more of that paint swapping. final lap, brad keslowski, that is what happened on the road course today. >>> now, track and field championship, russia, 100 meter dash. look at him go! 9.77 seconds. the first place for the fastest man in the world. he took 2nd. big guy, fast guys. on the track. >> how tall is he? >> 6 '5. >> don't make him mad. you can not run away from him. >> all right, thank you very much. ,, the critics agree, build your own pancakes part 2 is a hit! i put caramel and bacon, says bobby. i like it when syrup goes down the side, says jenna. and michael was left speechless. build your own pancakes are back for a limited run, only at denny's. captioning funded by cbs and ford-- built for the road ahead. >> pelley: it's the worst pharmaceutical disaster in decades. >> this should not happen in 2013. >> pelley: more than 50 people have been killed and around 700 are being treated for dangerous fungal infections caused by 17,000 vials of tai

. >> we're just slightly ahead of genghis kahn apartment communist party in popularity. >> i'm not theeast bit concerned about what some might wand to describe as perception. >> i've run my last campaign. i don't need to spin. >> i'm sure the august recess will have our members in a better mood when they come back. ♪ ♪ holiday road, oh >>> ah, yes, it is that time of year when friendship bracelets are exchanged bffs wipe away tears and promise to keep in touch. yes, it is the last day of congress before a long hot five-week recess. the triumphant gavel sounded just over an hour ago, leaving plenty of time for your representative to get to the airport. >> 113th congress the house stands adjourned till 2:00 p.m. on monday, september 9th, 2013. >> but wait. not before one last effort by republicans to throw the affordable care act into the congressional bonfire. yes, ladies and gentlemen, today was the big 4-0, the 40th vote to repeal or defund the president's health care law. this time, to prohibit the irs from enforcing the law's individual mandate. it passed right at midday 232-185. gi

it was all kasey kahne who gets the checkered flag there. >>> the dodgers are unbeatable on the road. a franchise record 14 straight after taking the cubs 1-0. this latest, though, could have cost them the world series. hanley ramirez sacrificed his body over the railing for the out. their key hitter left the game with an injured shoulder. >>> at the world swimming championships, missy franklin wins her sixth gold medal. the u.s. men's 4 and 100 meter medley relay, they were less successful. kevin cordes, he has a false start and cost them a gold. medley teammate ryan lochte not happy but he does walk away with three golds in spain. >>> and sign this kid up. a ball girl hands a foul ball to the young pirates fan on the side. there you go. but he throws it back. he's got good extension. good throwing arm. the ball girl gave it back to him again, by the way, and he kept it. >>> early today sports brought to you by just for men mustache and beard. keep your edge. >>> entertainment news is next for you. >>> and wait until we tell you who is being considered as the next batman. >>> plus, w

meanwhile, back in philadelphia, prosecutor joe kahn was building his case. >> one of the things thatied on was the overwhelming similarities, the victims who did not know each other, all relayed very, very similar experiences. >> reporter: but as the trial moved forward, inside that courtroom the women said it became clear that dr. jeff was still operating. >> and he had this smile on his face, this horribly smug smile on his face, and i immediately got up and ran as fast as i could to the ladies room and lost it. >> reporter: when we come back, what he was smiling about. and later, dr. jeff himself, breaking his silence to us. ♪ hanes. a perfect fit for every body. now in colorful new styles. ♪ it's that's 50% off lenses. annual sale. including bifocals, no lines even sunglasses made with your prescription. so hurry in, sale ends september 9th. people wait for this promotion all year long. and now there are endless ways to love it... from crispy to spicy to savory. [ man ] you cannot make a bad choice. [ male announcer ] red lobster's endless shrimp! as much as you like, any way you

final lap, matt kenseth held off kasey kahne. the cup. >> we all enjoy to come over here.y the sight seeing is amazing. the track is actually pretty good. you guys really make us comfortable. plus it is spectacular. >> yeah, that is helio. tomorrow's annual grand prix of sonoma. breaking news. they're on the outs. nascar is more popular than ever. indy car series. just trying to take care of those tv ratings which have been sinking. >> i think we need to improve our tv package so we can attract more sponsors. i don't think we need any more personalities. we're surviving. i think we're making it better. hopefully we'll go through a transition that will break that wall and just climb up and be successful again. >> well here's a marriage made in heaven. congratulations to our sports producer anthony. married nicole tonight. look at the cute couple. isn't that great? way to go anthony. >> he's such a good guy. >> very talented. glad we got that in. >> oh and diamondbacks. 18 innings tonight. >> that's a marathon. in philadelphia. >> we'll be back in a minute. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

more wrecks, kasey kahne hits dale earnhardt jr. and brad keslowski.le busch, busch in the 18 car held off to take the checkered flag the race which busch led on the final lap last year. top dog tonight. >>> we are in moscow, slow start but look how he finishes. 9.77 and that is an oh by the way time. he is the fastest man in the world. that would be the most interesting man, not the most interesting man but the fast stphaoeft that makes him interesting. >> any woman who works and takes care of the family will tell you try walking a mile in my shoes, these men tried. it may look silly but the message behind the men racing in high heels, that story and an update on the b.a.r.t contract negotiations coming up at 6:30. that is it for us thanks for watching. back here in half an hour and then at 10:00 and 11:00, updates always on kpix.com. see you soon. ,, get 3 years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest-free for 3 event ends sunday! ♪ your ticket

kasey kahne at the end getting the checkered flag. >>> the dodgers are unbeatable, veronica on the roadu probably like that. a franchise record 14 straight after taking the cubs 1-0. this latest could have cost him the world series. hanley ramirez sacrificing body over the railing with the out. their key hitter left the game with an injured shoulder. >>> at the world swimming championships, missy franklin wins her fifth gold med del. the men less successful. watch as kevin cortes cost them a gold with the false start. the medley teammate, ryan lochte not happy, but he walks away with three golds in spain. he has something to carry home. >> not bad. >>> sign this kid up. a ball girl hands this foul ball to a young pirates fan. there he goes -- nope. he throws it back. the ball girl, later gives it back to him. he keeps it. so he does understand the value of the ball at the end. >> thanks, richard. we'll see you soon. >>> time to dig a little deeper into some of our top political stories. joining me on the phone is lynn sweet, washington bureau chief for the "chicago sun times." lynn, goo

. >> with the formalities complete, kahn and his family, along with their belongings start the journeyy road to afghanistan, taking this pass which cuts through the lawless tribal areas of pakistan and it is a dangerous road and several armed groups including the taliban control nearby regions and they have frequently targeted trucks believed to be carrying goods destined for u.s. and u.n. forces. >> what do you hope to achieve by moving to afghanistan and starting a life there? >> i feel that my children will have better education opportunities and i will have better business options. the government in kabul is looking after people. i know that there is danger. there is danger everywhere but thank god the situation has improved and, god willing, it will stay that way. >> reporter: after several hours, he and his family reach the border crossing where their time in pakistan comes to a end and their new life in afghanistan is about to begin. after crossing this border, there is no turning back for afghan refugees like this individual and his family but what lies ahead is far less certai

a scale model of that home, photos of the women looking pale and gaunt and the kahnes used to restrain them, but the most powerful evidence came from the victim's impact statements, which began with the cousin of gina dejesus reading a letter. >> today is the last day we want to think or talk about this. these events will not [ inaudible ] our hearts. >> reporter: next, it was the sister of amanda berry. >> she is strong, beautiful, inside and out and is doing better every day. >> reporter: an emotional michelle knight hugged her family before address the court and facing castro for the first time since her escape. >> i will live on. you will die a little every day. as you think about the 11 years of atrocities you are inflicted on us. >> reporter: next, ariel castro made a statement where he blamed an addiction to pornography for his actions. >> i am just sick. i have an addiction. >> reporter: testimony of daily beat eggs and other relentless physical, mental and emotional abuse were outlined by investigators, even though the sentence for castro is already known. in a plea deal, cast

this race turned into a battle n matt and casey kahne.enseth wins for the fifth time this year more than anyone else. jim my johnson all the way back in 36. two more races to go. >>> today at the little league world's series of the team from redwood belmont, today the team played connecticut of the u.s. championship. they'll now play japan tomorrow for the little league world's series title. >>> that'll do it for this saturday's edition. see you tomorrow. >> we hope so, too. >> could they make it easier for us >> no, it is way more fun. >> thank you for making ktvu your source for news, we'll see you the next time for break. >>> we are always here for you at www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu, thanks for joining us and have a great night. >> good night. [ music no mics ] look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to w

you had the chance to speak with robert kahn who oversees detroit as the wayne county executive and he's talking about the pensions and how the punters are really going to be feeling the brunt of this economic downturn let's hear about what he had to say. some of these financial institutions only good coming. or yeah it's a momentary hurt for them but they're going to go they're not going to be bankrupt and they're going to move on. if you limit the pensions for these pension years they don't have the same resources as the financial institutions zs just you know you're talking about sixty five seventy year old people you know that aren't going to have the same resources to be able to get back up and perhaps get another job right away or be able to recover right away so i mean it makes a good point of course the trainers aren't able to bounce back like multibillion dollar he's actually but did you get the chance to talk to him about what the government can do i mean is there anything they can do to help these people don't you know to be honest it's very unlikely that the government can do

dominique strauss-kahn -- remember that name?hat's the guy, who was accused of attacking a hotel maid in new york a while back. well, he's -- he's now being tried by french officials on charges of pimping. [ audience oohs ] they said he consorted with whores. well, of course, he consorted with whores. he was working with other bankers. duh. duh. of course. [ applause ] well -- rapper dmx has been arrested again. this time in south carolina for dui. you know, he's been arrested so many times he thinking of changing his name from dmx to nfl. [ audience oohs ] [ applause ] well the -- [ applause ] the nfl training camps are now under way. and because of the recent arrests it's really changed the way they play the game. like a lot of quarterbacks now are refusing to call out their signals unless their attorneys are present. you know -- [ light laughter ] thank you for the mercy applause. [ laughter ] things are not looking good for former new england patriot aaron hernandez. looks like he may spend the rest of his life in jail. [ aud

kahn outlined earlier and represented in. cdc's public health preparedness capabilities national standards for state and local planning document. with superstorm sandy we heard about many of the challenges in response to that weather event. local health departments experienced their fair share of challenges, even though we see those as largely successful events, they still were challenging to local health departments. the new york city department of health and mental high keep had to take over a variety of public health services high-rise apartment buildings in effort to reach out to vulnerable populations making sure they had food, water and life sustaining medications. supporting shelters for displaced concerns and working alongside hospitals that needed to evacuate before or during the storm. in new jersey, health departments partnered with their state and federal age sis to provide emergency services to residents and activated their local medical reserve corps units and other volunteers to take care of the health and welf

kenseth held off kasey kahne for his fifth win this season, more than any driver. cowboys and the bengals and dallas is the only team in the nfl with a video board over the field. after punter chris jones hit it, he was forced to repunt and the bangles took advantage as brandon tate goes 75 yards the other way for the touchdown. the cowboys go on to win the game 24-18 the final. the a's need to have a great september if they want to make another playoff run. they lost three straight and ended that slide in baltimore. parker hasn't had a loss in 15 starts and make that 16. a solid eight innings and struck out five. he leads the league in home runs. his only mistake came in the third. flare tee lines it to right. the o's go up 1-0. kurt suzuki making his first start with the a's after being traded to the a's on thursday. a double in the 6th and two batters later and lowry knocks him home. ties the game at one. top notch and still tied. cocoa crisp and that's out of here. his third consecutive game and that's the game winner. a's win it 2-1. texas lost and the a's are

kenseth held off kasey kahne for his fifth win this season, more than any driver. cowboys and the bengals and dallas is the only team in the nfl with a video board over the field. after punter chris jones hit it, he was forced to repunt and the bangles took advantage as brandon tate goes 75 yards the other way for the touchdown. the cowboys go on to win the game 24-18 the final. the a's need to have a great september if they want to make another playoff run. they lost three straight and ended that slide in baltimore. parker hasn't had a loss in 15 starts and make that 16. a solid eight innings and struck out five. he leads the league in home runs. his only mistake came in the third. flare tee lines it to right. the o's go up 1-0. kurt suzuki making his first start with the a's after being traded to the a's on thursday. a double in the 6th and two batters later and lowry knocks him home. ties the game at one. top notch and still tied. cocoa crisp and that's out of here. his third consecutive game and that's the game winner. a's win it 2-1. texas lost and the a's are

kahn's job is only complicated by the fact that many of the victim's records were either destroyed or, two mothers have reached out to him. marina lost her son in 1981 after her son was given a shot at a san antonio clinic. at 5 months old, he had a heart attack and died. >> all of a sudden he turned blue and i started hearing "code blue." then they pulled me to the side because i'm freaking out. >> reporter: back then, she was just 15. too young to afford a lawyer. her parents were migrant farmers. she couldn't even read. how would you feel if she got out? >> she's not going to get out. if my son has to be exhumed to prove that she murdered him, that's the step we'll take. they're not dealing with a little girl anymore. this is a woman. >> reporter: marina rodriguez and the other families are the only hope. >> 30 years in prison is not justice. it's not justice for chelsea. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, houston. >> under that expired texas law, genene jones will walk free in 2018. a lot of people are outraged over this. no one more than petti mcclellan who we just saw in the report.

specialists like julie kahn can assess the problem and teach new skills, not just for the children, butdults. >> the source of the behavior is because of worry or fear. doing a time-out is not addressing the behavior, or what's behind the behavior. and i love catching a child when they're doing something right. i find that to be so much more effective than correcting afterwards. >> the conventional wisdom of rewards and punishments may work for some kids, but kids with processing issues often need a different technique. "the explosive child" is a popular parenting guide written by dr. ross greene of the harvard medical school. he says regardless of whether there is a diagnosis, managing explosives tempers requires the same approach, and that involved assessing what is leading to your child's frustration. brushing teeth, getting dressed, transitioning from one activity to another... too often parents take the "i'm the boss" approach. greene says the problem is most of these children have a flexibility problem and it doesn't help when parents can't be flexible. >> when we assume we know w

amika kahn and dan greenhouse help me out here, as our viewers know, i've been more optimistic on homeales, what is your take? >> i'm a mili vanilli fan. joking. >> but, you know, right, so the rise in mortgage rates, we think it is still too early to tell. and if we look at just the under lying components of the report, it is a monthly number so we are going to get some volatility so the jump was large. we will get a bit of a pay back in the second half of the year. >> i find this interesting. so, in light of that, maybe a little bit of moderation isn't a bad thing? >> never has a more stunning revelation been made than her saying that she was a fan. i give her credit for that. >> and we have the tape to prove it. >> if you ever run for saufoffi that is going to come back to haunt you. >> right, you don't have to worry about that. we have had a strong run in housing. the issue for those of us that debate the state of the housing market going forward, is not whether a 100 basis spike in mortgage rates would have an effect at all. the question is what happens there after? the third quar

this is the day after billionaire investor carl eye kahn tweeted he is taking a large position in thehat tweet. >>> new details on exactly what happened on the day of the fort hood massacre. dozens of witnesses have taken the stand in the trial of nidal hasan. he admitted to killing 13 people and wounding 32 more in 2009. it's taken a hell of a long time to get this to trial. from their testimonies we are able to give you an account of what actually happened that day for the first time. ed lavin dara has this investigation. >> reporter: since 9/11 major nidal hasan wanted out of the army. in early 2009 according to investigators, he started plotting a violent escape. on his computers officials found hasan was researching terrorist killings, how to plot attacks and other extremist literature. three months before the killing the radicalized army psychiatrist started buying his weapons and ammunition from this gun store. on the morning of november 5, 2009 hasan started the day at 6:00 a.m. with morning prayers at this mosque. hasan's behavior that morning was strange. witnesses say he in

chelsea's mother and andy kahn a victim's advocate for the city of houston are desperately trying toer mothers whose babies that may have also been killed by genene jones. otherwise, she may be the first serial killer to walk free. >> in reality, she'll have served less than one year for every infant she is credited with murdering. it's unheard of. it's never happened in the history of our country. >> reporter: sadly, there's reason to believe other victims exist. when jones worked at bear hospital in san antonio between 1978 and 1982, her shift became known as the death shift, because so many babies were mysteriously dying. sherry pendergraph worked alongside her. >> the death rate was higher than it had been in previous months and previous years as i went back. so we started to question why is that happening? i also noticed that it tended to concentrate more on the 3:00 to 11:00 shift, which was the shift that genene was working mostly. >> reporter: genene jones was suspected of killing as many as 46 babies. but was only charged in the death of chelsea mcclellan. kahan's job is onl

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. >> after filling out a final round of paperwork kahn receives a $150 repatriotization allowance andtional $30 for each member of the family. money he'll use to rebuild their lives in a country he's not called home for three decades. translator:>> i'm very happy to be back. i'm proud to be an afghan. living here will be good for my family and praise to god we made it back safely to our homeland. my plan now is to open a shop. i'll workday and night to make our life better. >> to help with the long-term success of repatriotization is the u.n.'s reify gee agency whose workers promise to stay in close contact with the family. >> we are not targeting the refugees but we're visiting them within the fa year the fis for now, before they're content so settle in the village he was born in and start their new lives in a very different, often unpredictable afghanistan. al jazeera, jalalabad. >> russian soldiers rescue teams and volunteers are building temporary barriers to pro secretary the city of khabarovsk from floods. the waters will go up further in coming days. we have this report. >> new

gregg: ro, kahn, radio talk show host. windy city live. howie carr a radio talk show host.or being with us. i always laugh, when officials say we can't comment because it is ongoing investigation. holder does that too. there is no rule or regulation or law that says you can't. it is an utter kinard to hide behind the pretense. the president talked early and almost immediately in the arrest of the black harvard professor. talked about it before the trial in trayvon martin. so, you know why aren't they talking about it now? >> well, you're right. i mean he said that the cambridge police acted stupidly even though he knew nothing about the case. he said that the trayvon martin, if he had a son, would have looked just like him. and, you know, that, i think that's sort of raised racial tensions in the country. now he won't, he won't comment on this when, when it is reversed. i mean, there is no reason for him not to comment on it other than the fact that he doesn't want to, to offend his base. the fact is -- gregg: let me put a couple of tweets from one of the guys. we'll put it

hasnat kahn told a british newspaper it is a complete lie.the movie. it is based on got sissip, he s and diana's friends talking about a relationship they didn't know much about. and some of my relatives, they didn't know much about it either. one of the journalists to speak to diana just three weeks before the crash told nbc news via skype that she shared with him some of her hopes for the future. >> her sons were suggesting that she might move to america. >> reporter: but he, too, does not believe she was murdered. he says 16 years after her death, the remaining question is simply this. what would life have held for her if she hadn't died on that august night? and the journalist you heard there, charles ray, says diana said something else extraordinary in that conversation. he said as she turned to leave, she said, you'll be surprised by what i do next. of course, we'll never know what that was. william and harry next, guys, have said it's time to move on. perhaps all of these folks revisiting all of this should listen to them. >> must be h

ali kahn, from whom i stole a sentence moments ago.he directs the office of public health preparedness and response at the centers for disease control and prevention. note the duality of purpose, prepareddedness and response. he was a primary force behind cdc's by yo terrorist preparedness program, directed its response to the 2001 anthrax attacks, which some of you may recall actually shut down this very building, the hart senate office building at the time. he's an internist and a pediatrician, and we're very pleased to have you with us today. >> press it and wait for a moment. don't press it gone. [laughter] now. technology. there you go. >> good afternoon, everybody. thank you, ed, very much for the generous introduction. i have the wonderful responsibility and amazing honor to support the health security efforts to ensure americans are safe 24/7 from all public health threats, no matter what the nature, foreign, domestic, bioterrorism, chemical terrorism, natural disasters, pandemics, large spills, or the routine public health thr

we're just slightly ahead of again dis-- genghis kahn and the communist party in popularity. it's time we put an to end this nonsense, put this congress to work, postpone, cancel this recess, let's put an end to this nonsense and get america working again and get this country moving again. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentleman has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i withdraw my-pound of order and seek time in opposition to the -- my-pound of -- point ofed offer and seek time in opposition. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman rise in opposition to the motion to recommit? mr. camp: i do. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. camp: i would say that there's nothing in this bill that prevents middle class families or individuals from receiving subsidies to which they're entitled to. i think it's just important to understand what the facts are. but what we want to do is keep the i.r.s. out of control of your health care. talk about unpopular items. look, businesses have go