. >> she said to me, mindy, kendall's horse is going to die. and i was like, what? >> harrowing moments. >> it's just unconscionable what that kid did. >> and dangerous traditions that will have you saying -- >> what was that? >> "caught on camera: odd and out rajz." >>> the nation is transfixed by a bizarre story of a boy trapped inside a runaway balloon. >> i had to find my son. that was the only thing on my mind. >> october 15th, 2009, ft. collins, colorado. self-taught scientist richard heene, his wife mayumi and three sons, bradford, rio and falcon are in the backyard launching a test aircraft. >> the intention was that you and i and everyone else could pull out of our garage one day, hover off the ground and go to work every day using high voltage. >> but as the aircraft rises. >> bradford yelled at me and said, "dad, falcon's inside." i'm thinking he's behind me. because that's where i saw him last i could remember. so, this takes off, shooting off towards the airport area. my first thought was call the faa, because it's going straight to the airport, and i d

esto es bueno, pero hay gente que puede querer usar esta enorme conectividad para hacer daÑo. >> kendalll presidente obama. entonces, ¿cuÁles son las percepciones erradas? >> que no somos personas comunes y corrientes, que andamos por ahÍ en trajes oscuros y con armas. >> [habla en inglÉs] >> la verdad es que somos personas normales. yo soy madre, tengo un hijo. me gusta ir al supermercado y salir de compras. >> nuestros entrevistados discrepan muy poco. aunque sienten pasiÓn por lo que hacen, su compromiso con la confidencialidad y la disciplina son evidentes. >> soy el primero en mi familia que trabaja para el gobierno federal. >> javier naciÓ en la ciudad de mÉxico y después emigrÓ a los estados unidos. trabajar para la cia fue una sugerencia de su madre. >> ella tenÍa esta idea: ¿cuÁn orgullosa se sentirÍa si su hijo fuera parte de algo que, sin que la gente lo sepa, puede hacer una diferencia en estados unidos? >> la cia ha estado combatiendo la percepciÓn de que solamente contrata a hombres blancos salidos de las mujeres universidades. ¿estÁ la cia evolucionando en esa direcciÓn? ¿

kendall's quick action dialing 911 helped keep her grandmother alive. >> she told me to calm down andcpr. told me to count one two three -- >> she's wonderful. she's wonderful. i mean, you know, i'm very very fortunate. >> kendall and the dispatcher who helped were both recognized for their life saving efforts. >>> a live changing moment. a pizza delivery woman talks about the night the delivery went terribly wrong. why she says she had to do the unthinkable. >>> plus, are you tweeting yourself to death? the scary discovery by penn researchers that may change the way you tweet. >> and what's this? bus stop buddy on skis. yeah. this was no day of fun. this is heated competition between local mascots on the slopes. you got to see this one scott. >> chris not one but two systems this weekend. >> right now at 10:30 let's take live look at the new jersey turnpike. this is the exit two interchange. so it looks like the pavement right there is still pretty good. a good job of getting ready for this one, of course, we're in the middle of this nor'easter that is moving through tonight. we'll g

kendall called 911. >> i'm 11. >> you're 11? okay.'s not breathing anymore. >> okay, listen. we got help on the way to you, okay? i need you, i need you to be big and strong for me a second, okay? i'm going to give you instructions to help your grandma, on can? >> he told me to count one, two, three, four-- >> one, two, three, four. >> good job. you're doing great. keep going. keep going till the paramedics get there. >> and then the firefighters came and they took her to the hospital and that's what happened. >> reporter: grandma says she was the one who initially taught kendall something about cpr, because of grandpa, they were worried about him. little did she know it would be used on her. >> she's wonderful. she's wonderful. i mean, you know, i'm very, very fortunate. >> reporter: today, she and the 911 operator were honored for their efforts. >> really happy that she made it. [ applause ] >> reporter: in burbank, i'm christina gonzalez, fox news. >> 11 years old. >> yeah. >> good for her. >> fantastic. >>> thousands of dollars of

this is kendall and nathaniel. we're so grateful to have them here. give them a warm welcome. [applause] [cheers and applause] . .[applause] 's. [applause] [applause] >> kendall needed to surgeries including one to replace a punctured artery. nathaniel is blind in his left eye. theirs was an unthinkable experience and the road to recovery we will belong. kendall has said she wonders if she will ever be loved because of the scars she has yes, you are and will always be loved. we are going beyond that. you will also be successful. you too. taking a group picture with several kids trying to get an. i almost tripped and fell. such quiet confidence and with your injury he quietly said don't worry i'll catch you. [applause] we are pulling for both of you, and it is my hope that our actions in this legislative session will stay firmly that we are pulling for every new mexico child to be as successful as their hearts desire, to go as far as they want to go to be whoever in life they want to be a the matter how they grew up no matter their background and no matter the adversity that th

at the title of this article. >> concern alterfied of turning 20 kendall terrified of turning 20. >>that's why the two of them are trying to stay as young looking at possible doing stuff to their face. this is teresa why are you talking about me i still love you i would love to kiss i'll give you another funny feeling if you let me. it says i follow you every day. so does my dad and at the end there's a beer muggy don't know if you can see it. >> norma you're busted. >> i thought it was her. >> the name, theresa. >> i think kylee did something to her lips. >> now people are thinking she did something. >> what do you think. >> i know the apps because dr. >> i know the apps because dr. bloom told me the apps. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> before we get to that we want to talk to debra. you injected her with this new thing called restlin soak we have a before picture of what she looked like she wanted fullness. >> we injected her ten minutes ago. actually we injected upper and lower lip to give her a little more augmenttation and pout to both of the lips and definition along

i went to kendall air force base in florida and went through the 26 training and they kept me there as 26 toed target pilot. what that meant was i would go up with a crew of four and fly out over the gulf and a pattern. the b 24's would fly by with their young gunners and they would fire live ammunition with color-coded bullets. a couple of times they hit the tale of my airplane but lucky god was on my side and i landed safely for top that was what i did until we were disbanded in december of 1944 when they had enough male pilots to do those jobs. >> these women were coming from all across the country experiencing conditions they had never experienced before. they were roomed in barracks that had to base with six women to a bay. living quarters were tight. they each had a bed, there were two sinks, two commodes, not a lot of room, and that's where they lived. not very glamorous. same kind of conditions men pilots were being trained in. after seven months of training and 210 hours of flying, the women graduated. when they earn their silver wings, which is what most have said they wanted

kendall kendall kofi. >> the defense wants three years of community service and no jail time.? >> somewhere in the middle but mostly on the prosecution's side. there is no way i think he's going to get community service or the kind of nonjail alternatives he's asking for. as you described it the range, most of the time is a number of years in federal prison. the guidelines range according to the calculations seem to be 10 to 12 years. if this defendant gets five years anything that range it's a home run for the defense. >> when you look at the sentences for public corruption they seem to be all over the place. is there too much discretion when it comes to sentencing? >> there's some discretion the sentencing guidelines just guidelines. most of the time they go through a formal calculating different things and coming up with a sentence. in here, jose one of the things that will count against mcdonnell he took the stand in his own defense. now most people that might sound like thing the defendant ought to do. the way it works in the federal system if a defendant takes the stand

i'm pretty optimist take working with undersecretary kendall we can find a way to thin out regulations, simplify procurement, while increasing accountability for program performance. but it won't be easy and it shower won't be quick. agility requires organizational structures that can adapt to meet new challenges. an organizational culture that promotes learning and thinking. in his autobiography, edward teller writes that the substance with the greatest inertia know to man is the human brain. the only substance more inert is the collection of human brains found in a large organization. such as military service or the faculty of a university. maybe he can say that, but with the speed of change that we confront, we cannot afford inertia or failing to learn and adapt. we cannot tolerate organizations that stifle learning and adaptation. colonel john boyd understood the pentagon and its flaws and warned that complexity causes commanders to be captured by their own internal dynamics, and prevents them from adapting to changing circumstances. it goes without saying that there are many good

kendall called 911. >> you're 11. >> what i needed to sweetie take nice deep breath. >> he told me tond do cpr. >> she's not breathing any more. >> okay. listen. we got help on the way to you okay? but i need you to be big and strong for me for second, okay? i'm going to give you some instructions to help your grandma, okay? >> he told me to counsel like one, two three -- >> one two three four, five -- >> good job. you're doing great. keep going. keep going. tell until the paramedics get there. >> the firefighters came and they took her to the hospital. >> now grandma says she was the one who initially taught canny dull something about cpr because grandfather they were worried about him. little did she know it would be used on her. >> she's wonderful. she's wonderful. i mean, you know, i'm very very fortunate. today she and 911 operator were honored for their efforts. >> really happy that she really made it. (applause). >> in burbank christina gonzalez fox news. >> overcome by emotion what a sweet little girl. we want to show you this. list september -- (cheers and applause). >> lots

a security camera at kendall station shows the platform filling up with passengers waiting for the next day, they don't have to wait long says the transit authority's randy clark. >> literally every four minutes there'll be a train coming through there. >> meera thakrar is enjoying a afternoon of sightseeing in boston and cambridge with her 4-year-old son krish and her mother. >> we pretty much had five and a half hours in the city. >> at the turnstile in kendall station, meera is carrying krish. her mom is lagging behind when meera sees a train in the station. >> i was all excited. oh, my god, the red train is right there. why don't we just go on this one. >> she doesn't realize the train is on the opposite tracks. mira tells her mom to hurry. then walks ahead to hold the door. >> i was in my own world. >> in an instant, she was off the platform. >> i just stepped down, like straight right down there. >> krish hits the ground hard. >> i saw my son hitting head. >> they miss the potentially fatal third rail, but are trapped in a perilous spot. the next train is arriving at any moment. t

kendall anthony hooevs one up. he's fouled on the play. he would make all three free throws.han savage his shot is off the mark. actually two overtimes to declare a winner. the second o.t. colonials. joe mcdonal with a three pointer. the colonials win 73-70. a perfect 7-0 at home this season. lexie brown and the maryland terps at rutgers. terps got off to a good start thanks in part to brown. next possessiom brown. make it 10-0. why not shoot it again? 25-7 terps at that point. maryland did lead by 4 points at halftime but at the second half just more from lexie brown, the steal, the finish. maryland wins easy. 71-59. they improve to 5-0. >>> let's move to the ice now. the capitals the fellas on the road in nashville. barry trotz is making his return to the place he spent 17 years. he was the only head coach in predators team history. >> it will be a little bit strange walking into the visitors dressing room for the first time. >> tomorrow on news 4 at 5:00 an interview with trotz about what's sure to be an emotional return to nashville. check it out. it's going to be a very

boom kendall anthony from three, knocks that down. he had 19.ond half check out this pass from t.j. klein. >> there you go. >> to a cutting terry allen. allen has 20 points. richmond wins 75-65. and tomorrow at noon the redskins will officially introduce their new gm. scott mclellan, you can watch it on nbc washington.com. we'll live stream it tomorrow at noon and we'll be there huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? ♪ you got to know when to hold'em. ♪ ♪ know when to fold 'em. ♪ ♪ know when to walk away. ♪ ♪ know when to run. ♪ ♪ you never count your money, ♪ ♪ when you're sitting at the ta...♪ what? you get it? i get the gist yeah. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent more on car insurance. >>> we have this survey asked if it's too cold to go to school. 48% yes, 42% no. but now all of a sudden 80,000 votes, the most we've ever had the yeses are at 84%. do you think your kids are stuff

kendall has said she wonders if she will ever be loved because of the scars she has. kendall, yes. you are and will always be lumped . [applause] you will always be successful. nathaniel, you too. when always at your school we were taking pictures, a group picture and several kids trying to get into the picture so pushing and shoving and almost tripped and fell. and with such a quiet confidence and with your injury you quietly said don't worry i will catch you. [applause] >> we are pulling for both of you ended is my hope our actions in this legislative session will say firmly we are pulling for every new mexico child to be as successful as their hard's desire, to go as they far as they want to go, to be whoever in life they want to be, no matter how they grow up no matter their background, no matter the adversity that they face. to do good and to be better than we were. ladies and gentlemen, now is the time to choose progress over politics. now is the time to be courageous and bold not comfortable and apathetic. now all is the time to commit to change and reform that will better t

. >> i think the amazon kendall is almost a life-threatening situation. there is of question cineaste almost two weeks ago that was such a basic research -- questioned yet it stopped all of us in the middle of a heated conversation and she said why do you read? why do people read? it is an interesting question. i want to pose it in any order. >> because the parents did. >> i like to read because i and and a question of something. sometimes when i was in my 20s i thought who is out there? with the post adolescent competitive? now i want to find out the truce ended is much more fun to have a pursuit so you need to find out some tiny piece of the build up to world war ii so to have a quest has this intimidating enormous use of books. >> i love to read because i love to read. id with the most important thing in our life the thing that i always want to be doing is what i love the most. i don't want to travel lore about to dinner. i just really want to read. >> they said are you kidding? >> but it just seems so unfair when you only have one life and then you ha

kendall says this proves people criticize her because she's a girl that is proud to hunt.rom a state senator call maria nedall. she was running around describing the protests there as a race war and is an extremist. she is now on twitter saying this in a tweet that has since been deleted. she attacks her opponents or anyone she doesn't like as per sayers of white privilege. when you exercise your #whiteprivilege, don't through i'm not going to remember. i will use it for the future. uncomfortable? yes. >> she was a superdelegate in 2008 at the democratic national convention for president obama. she's perpetuating the race war she announced in november. and if you look at her tweet stream, time and time again she strikes in an anarchist post that government has failed. but she invokes the notion of a race war. this is a person who has been elected in the state of missouri, allegedly to represent the people in her district. and around here they say a new low. >> you think? >> we'll take a listen of her back on august 18th blaming the cops for the violence in ferguson. listen

>> secretary kendall has been working with us to identify overlapping regulations that he can thin out or we can thin out working together. that process is pretty far along. taking additional steps require us to change or repeal laws. i don't know how far we can go until we see what the market can bear. that is part of the reason we will not throw out an acquisition package and try to get it through the committee and a short time. i want to hear feedback. that back-and-forth discussion not just this year been in years to come, will help us get back to that accountability that jim and i were talking about. it is not about bureaucracy organizations, it is about to has the authority and can you hold them accountable for the exercise of that authority. that is the goal we have to move toward. >> yes sir. >> thank you mr. chairman. you emphasized funding. the military needs more funding and sequestration is a problem. are you proposing some kind of appeal of sequestration. and do you plan to do it only on defense. you have seen the democrats response. saying that you'll never get an increas

i would additionally like to thank kendall casey, who did all of the logistics for this evening. the topic i shall be speaking about is about the other colonies, the colonies that did not rebel. there were 26, not 13 colonies in british america. depending on how you define a colony, some argue there were 32 based on the number of assemblies, not 13. the majority of the other colonies were in the caribbean. these are places like jamaica, antigua, montserrat, granada dominica, barbados. these were the richest and most populous of the other colonies other british: these in north america. they were economically extremely important. my favorite example is from the peace of paris that concluded the french and indian war. the question arose, should britain keep canada, or should it keep the island of what a loop -- guadalupe? many in britain felt it was a sellout to keep canada rather than guadalupe. guadalupe was far more economically important. the radical leader in london said it was like a piece of understanding. it is worth remembering that the british initially had been much more

kendal sit well was alone with her grandmother when the woman had a heart attack.d the instructions and performed cpr. >> she is not breathing anymore. >> okay. we have help on the way. i need you to be big and strong and i will give you instructions to help your grandmother. >> they are honoring the 911 dispatcher who did a great job talking kendal through the ordeal. >>> united states and iraqi forces are gearing up to try to liberate the town of mosul from isis commander. the top commander says the counter offensive against the terrorist should be ready to go by spring or summer. isis captured the city back in june and controls large parts of northern and southern iraq still. when the battle begins will the military be in the middle of it? steve nash is here. despite what the commander and chief said it looks like woo are going back to war in iraq. >> the commander and chief is saying one thing but he is hedging his bets. and general austin who is the central command commander, has never given testimony or in the press taken ground troops off the table. so troop

by this department not just me but, but people before me, people who are working on the now frank kendall our under secretary of acquisitions is there now closing out some things that we believe can be delivered in prime minister modi and president obama's meetings. i think it is a unique time for india, it is a particularly unique time for india and the united states. and i am very proud of the progress we've made. we'll make more progress. we need to. but i think this will be seen as you look back on this time over the last couple years, not just because of me, a lot of people have seen this, and when i was in the senate i talked about the potential that we have. and strongly supported the bush administration's civilian nuclear initiative, which i may have been the first republican in the senate to do that. so it's an area that i've had particular interest in for a long time. >> mr. secretary -- >> secretary hagel -- >> this is the first time that our u.s. president is going to be honored by the republic and any president visiting india during his term. >> well we're very proud of presi

it's not all false kendall.o overreact to problems potential in bad neighborhoods. that has to be spotlighted, but overall, the facts prove that american policing is effective and generally fair. jane, santa monica, california "okay. so the new year's e scarf jesse watters wore wasn't great. but he has beautiful teeth." i never noticed jane, but i believe you. "o'reilly, i live in the fourth most populated nation on earth but billoreilly.com will not ship me your books." . that's because there's a big time credit card fraud problem in indonesia, lb. we ship most places in the world, but not there. try amazon. "bill, when will you announce what your next killing book will be?" . most likely in may, steve. we're working on it now. "cherished killing patton. the general's weather prayer was delightful. how did you source that bill?" from general patton's own journal, kevin. thanks for reading the book. we'll have some information on "killing patton" tomorrow that's kind of shocking. factor tip of the day, the most

. >> she said to me, mindy, kendall's horse is going to die.

kendal, yes, you are and will be loved. [applause] but it goes beyond that. you will also be successful. and nathaniel, you too. i remember when we were already school. we were taking a picture, group picture. kids returned it in the picture. i almost tripped and fell. and with such quiet confidence and with your injury, you quietly said, don't worry i'll catch you. [applause] we are pulling for both of you, and it is my hope that our actions in this legislative session will say firmly that we are pulling for every new mexico child to be as successful as their hearts desire, to go as far as they want to go, to be whomever in life they want to be, no matter how they grow up no matter their background, and no matter the adversity they face. and to do good, and to be better, than we were. ladies and gentlemen, now is the time to choose progress over politics. now is the time to be courageous and bold, not comfortable and apathetic. now is the time to commit to change, and to reform that will better the lives of our children because they deserve our very best, an

figures like for example robert taft political scientist wilmore kendall who reemphasize in the 19 to these the importance of the legislative branch as the main focal and for a south governing republic like the united states. by and large the political scientists policymakers with district of power towards the executive ranch was not only inevitable but also desirable. if you look at the figures that talked about american politics leading figures and discussing politics in the 1950s and 60s, james macgregor burns richard newsstand, all of the attention and focus was on what the executive branch was able to do in the ways in which to expand his power. in fact the entire kennedy school of government was founded as a way to enhance this role of the executive ranch and its powers and potential to use as a part of the american political system. the time may have come with the abominate ministration to re-shift the balance of power within the united states government. and ask the question about whether the growth of power in the executive has been a good thing or a bad thing overall and wha

he in his letters to the somewhat crazy conservative drunk kendall, he complained about the extent to which which he felt that advertising culture was starting to influence public life in america, and i think he rather unfairly, you know, considered john f. kennedy to be an example of that. not, i think a well-picked example, but he had real concerns about that aspect relatively recent aspect of american political culture, sort of tv-oriented, sound bite-oriented and so on. but that's -- but none of this seems to me to point to anything like what you describe as claremont conservativism. and after all strauss i believe, only spent a year or two there. i'm not sure of the exact dates but -- and jaffe was merely one albeit a very peculiar and very loud, you know student of his. so i'm not sure that i find much in strauss himself that would account for that kind of view of the american polity. >> one brief follow up. you said your initial interest in strauss had to do with interest in medieval jewish philosophy where you could read that in some ways as an interest in certain conceptions

this is kendall and nathaniel. we're so grateful to have them here. give them a warm welcome.plause] [cheers and applause] . .[applause] 's. [applause]

. >> only had half inch every snow so i think kendall could have handle that. >> how cute is that?> that's cool of the big shovel. time for a look at weather right now, again, snow showers outside our window, and in maybe your neighborhood. that possibility exists, it is sort of the last gasp of our clipper system which is up in new england, this morning. but seeing few snow showers move through philadelphia, chester county, pa, sill tell watching for the weekends, looks like, friday night into saturday, when we get a visit of the low pressure system. by the time it get here we will be calling it nor'easter spreading precipitation into the area as early as 1:00 in the morning, friday, into saturday, so we will talk more about how much and what type of precipitation we will get probably later today, best time to tune in 5:00, 6:00 and 10:00 with meteorologist scott williams with the latest computer models, then make your plans accordingly for the weekends. sunday looks dry, high of 39 degrees, monday another clipper system. today and tomorrow by the way look good, middle of next wee

. >> playing with our friend, kendall, we will probably just hang out. >> out on the roadways, very slowor you before coverage continues of this winter weather alert. amy, it won't. those are windchills and it's going to be 34 below, it feels like it in madison. that bitter cold sinks to the gulf. let me tell you the freezing line busts into flori >> good morning, washington. 24 degrees, moderate snow still coming down, live super doppler shows you a steady band coming from the west to the >> all that weather brought to you by quick books. i'll hand out more hand warmers. >> aim back with jessica lange, two-time oscar winner now stars in "american horror story freak show" set in the last days of america's carnival days. it has a sinister flair. take a look. >> that's everything that i have done for you. everything that i have sacrificed for us. for our family and i still have not won your trust. >> elsa, calm down please. of course we trust you. >> prove it to me! >> and jessica lange joins us now. madam elsa so powerful. you say it's one of the richest roles you've ever played. >> she i

technology with india and i can tell you, i am right involved in that obviously the under secretary kendally deputy secretary werk to be the -- we have proposed to the indians a variety of co-product is -- i can tell you that myself and my team are intimately involved in the actual decisions about what technology is being shared and we're saying no we're coming up with answers where we can say yes. >> could youp four pillars as you have described almost becomes a kind of road map for a wide spectrum of countries by which one could become a trust worthy u.s. defense partner. >> absolutely. >> and this would be ways in which you could say this is the checklist under each pillar. in order to be set up for the -- >> we didn't attend when we laid fuejut pillars to be absolutely directive and prescriptive. we're trying to make some suggestions in terms of the protection of technology based on our experience and the first time i actually utilized those pillars in a public speech was actually earlier? year this year when i spoke in korea when i organized a technology forum and what was great about

kendall jenner.o que ella iba a las audiciones, que le enseÑaban cÓmo modelar... >> ojalÁ que se mantenga asÍ. >> hablando del arte y hablando un poco de pinturas un grupo de productores conocidos y ganadores de un oscar se pusieron todos de acuerdo para realizar un film sobre la vida de van gogh serÁ completamente hecho con dibujos animados por primera vez en la historia... a mano todos estos talentosos artistas van a hacer un increÍble homenaje a van gogh. >> para los niÑos estÁ precioso! >> eso es arte... >> quÉ belleza! ♪ >> maÑana despuÉs del show nos vamos a los angeles! >> vamos todo el equipo completo. el doctor rivera va a estar con nosotros. >> tengo algo. >> ah! >> estoy viajando! >> vengo de la dominicana! >> es fantÁstico! >> mi corazpon! -corazÓn! >> es iguala rinoceronte... cÓmo me ha extraÑado! >> no entres asÍ con Ése animal! >> fuerte el aplauso! >> bajÉ del aviÓn ahora mismo! tengo que enseÑar a mis amigos en despierta amÉrica... >> lo puedo agarrar? >> no... >> estÁ hermoso tu ani