autumn klein was holding clinic hours, huh? >> she was the doctor. >> reporter: it was an interest that took root early for autumn and never left. always a top of her class student in the baltimore area. she later got her undergraduate degree in neuroscience from amherst. >> helping people was the main thing. she was just so smart, so intelligent, so thoughtful and so caring. >> reporter: you and your husband must have been very, very proud of her. >> we were. >> reporter: lois klein is autumn's mom. >> we knew that she was putting her mind on her studies, and we were giving her the best education we could possibly give her, and she was taking advantage of it. >> reporter: med school was a certainty. autumn announced she was heading to boston. her mother worried the city's crime rate was too high. >> she said, i'm going to boston university medical school. and i said, no, you're not. and she said, yes, i am. and i said, no, you're not. and she said, yes, i am. and she went to boston university medical school. she had a mind of

we are with naomi klein, who comes from the country of canada.mi, your response, not only to what he is done there -- and it is fascinating what happened. two weeks before his announcement, he had no cosponsors, as usual, for each time he introduced this bill. what might be most telling is the people who jumped on board were people who might be running for president in the next election. so they saw this as a winner. talk about this very different vision of what could be offered in america. >> right. i think it is incredibly encouraging development that sanders has led in this way and that so many people see the writing on the wall. i think this posture of just resisting trump, just being anti-trump, this posture of "no," which is why i called the book "no is not enough," is catastrophic politically, morally, ecologically. because it is not enough to just get to where we were before trump. because where we were before trump is what produced trump. it is the landscape that supercharged the fascist right, and it is also the landscape that failed to

he co-hosts the "weeds" podcast, and hosts "the ezra klein show" podcast.] >> seth: i'm so happy you're here. i don't want you to think i only drink with ladies. so here. [ light laughter ] >> thank you. >> seth: there's a whiskey for you. i think that's your drink. >> yes. i feel very peer-pressured into this. >> seth: okay good, well you don't have to drink much of it. i'm gonna make you talk most of the time. >> everybody is coming out with their cool alcohol stories. and getting in bar-fights in budape nerd --i'll have water. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, exactly. so you had to do this. this is all for show. >> yes. >> seth: so, i want to talk about vox. you guys do sort of what you would call an explanatory journalism that helps people understand complicated political issues. has it been made harder by the fact that under the trump administration, you have a president who does not care about the complicated details of issues? >> it hasn't been made easier. so the tricky thing about the trump administration isn't that he doesn't care. but that the informa

david brooks and ezra klein talk n.f.l. protests, what alabama's senate primary says about the future of the g.o.p., and the realities of tax reform. plus, america addicted. we kick off our new series on the deadly opioid epidemic sweeping the nation. tonight, a look at how we got here. >> brangham: studies have now clearly shown that opioid medications can lead to dependency within just a matter of days, and so, this flood of prescriptions led to a surge of addiction. >> woodruff: all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: we're covering two big stori

in her new book, activist and author naomi klein notes that under the rules of branding you don't need, only consistent to the brand you've created. while that may found depressing, klein argues it's actually an essential thing to understand for countering trump, noting that he's built a brand around chaos, hate and corporate shock doctrines, masquerading as populism. klein is the author of the iconic globalization critique "no logo" with over a million copies in circulation. she won the sydney peace prize and her new book is a finalist for a national book award. thanks for being here. >> really glad to be here. >> branding as a political strategy, it works for him. how do you counter it? >> well, as you said, the rules of branding are different than the rules of politics. the rules of branding are be true to your brand, repeat, repeat, repeat. and the trouble with trump is that the meaning of his brand, i think, is impunity through wealth. he would say his brand is luxury and so on, but if you think about "the apprentice," if you think about what he has been selling all of these years

nbc 10's andrea klein thomas shows us how one local organization is trying to change that. >> helpingou inload and we'll weigh everything. >> reporter: her vehicle was stuffed with donated supplies to be sent to the virgin islands. >> a mountain of medical supplies. >> reporter: volunteers unloaded, tagged, and weighed each box and bog. >> there's a beautiful, magical community that couldn't possibly exist the way it does anywhere else in the world. it's gone. it's really hard. >> reporter: when hurricane irma made landfall last week, st. thomas and st. john took the brunt of the storm's deadly wrath. winds topped 150 miles per hour. >> my friend's houses and boats, destroyed. it's a hard thing to wrap your mind around. >> reporter: days later, there's no power. cell phone service is scarce. debris is everywhere and safety continues to be a concern. >> we don't want to take away from what other people are going through in other parts of the world. but we don't want the virgin islands to be forgotten about. >> reporter: there's no forgetting at the northeast philadelphia airport, where

this man, matt klein. >> matt: you're going to have to remember you're speaking to 100-year-old man.e a little bit. >> anthony: you look good. if i look that good when i'm 60, i'll be happy. >> matt: you know the amazing thing about being 100 is? a year ago i was 99. nobody paid attention to me. didn't care. i became 100, my god. >> anthony: matt klein, the owner, proprietor, at max club deuce turned 100 years old this year. yes, 100. he's still here. the cigarette smoke and dark, dank atmosphere pretty good for a guy that's seen it all. >> matt: that's 73 years ago. ft. benning, georgia. i was in the second army division. >> anthony: matt klein came to miami in 1945 from new york's lower east side by way of the battle of normandy. >> matt: i came here because i was wounded and the warm weather was much better for me. >> anthony: but there was a lot of gis during the war here, right? >> matt: the war made miami beach for the simple reason that people were stationed here, and they saw a world that they didn't believe. >> anthony: during world war ii, miami saw a massive influx of mili

. >>> 16-year-old kaia gerber wag at new york fashion week and for calvin klein and looking just likeer model mom cindy crawford. and rihanna, with her new beauty line, spilling sec. rets ♪ like diamonds in thy e sk >> you are one of the most beautiful women in the entire world. when you look in the mirror, do you see that beauty? do you ever feel insecure? >> i'm very realistic. i know if i'm in shape, out of shape, if i have zits or dark circles. i'm not lying to myself. i'm not feeling bad about that either. it is what it is. if i have dark circles, just wear makeup. >> that's how she handles insecurity. love it. >> as for fashion, rihanna lit up new york in a bright yellow outfit. can we just get a shot of the leg, the boot. this is what happens when you're domina t right now, thank god, it's staying on. ♪ wyoming >> rihanna adding to her empire, making headlines for revealing she wants to time travel to ten minutes before she lost her virginity. >> take me back to the earliest moment of you getting in trouble. >> as a kid, first of all, mom never wants you to grow up too fast. th

you see photographer kelly klein says the pictures they're meant to app cher the bond between men ands they train through the k9 cell mates program. however, many have complained the photos be tray a negative stereotype of african-american men. one resident considered display so offensive he took it upon himself to take it down. the photographer calls it censorship. >> the reason why the imagery is so important is because it tells a true story of what is happening here in atlanta. these are men from atlanta that are going through the incarceration process here in atlanta. it's their story and i believe their story deserves to be told. >> the k9 cell mates program hopes to put on a larger display of klein's photographer and spark a conversation about the mass incarceration of people of color in our country. >>> hurricane maria may be gone from puerto rico but the cleanup, well, it is far from over. what's next for the island and how local communities continue to step up and help. >>> and uber is not satisfied with driving millions of customers on the road. how it plans on taking its se

nathan: homeland security expert joe klein says his vulnerability. >> we looked at the website itselfnd found that they were using the same vulnerability that they had hit on prior that they hadn't patched. nathan: klein has advice for equifax and other companies trusted with personal information. >> we are talking about patching the software, having good pass passwords and making sure that your log-in information for companies so that you can find the attackers within seconds instead of months. nathan: minutes ago i got a response from equi fax. they made it easier and streamline it to enroll in the free credit monitoring service. we told them about the test and saying what gives? what is going on here? we still have not received a complete response on that. back to you in the studio. larry: okay. nathan, thank you so much. still ahead at "abc7 news at 5:00". packing up, with all the volunteers were doing on the >> the promise was to drain the swamp. how is he doing? two of the president's former advice sors speak out. i'm -- advisers speak out. i'm scott thuman with what they have t

that is why i started off the book with karen klein. she was the name that goes to programmers every saturday with cash in the envelope. and i had no idea. and then with 23 and in bills in the namesake of karen klein i never knew her but i got a call of monday i did not put this brothers name of the book because he would shoot me tomorrow and i am old produce six but 6 inches 290 pounds and he told me i did nine years in prison so i keep real tight about my people. so welcome to bt and i was shocked. so that is not illegal it is just to announce a. so to have the radio station announced so that is pale love but what they don't tell you about the songs that you hear with every rotation every 70 minutes. >> we have:cater and 20 grand to play the song. [laughter] so i have been on panels with sec commissioners to document the tail going from lyricist so when hip-hop said so much for so long so that is the reason day are. with the streaming and spotify. >> that is what i want to raise with you. so in a share this history they say that is di

effective shingles vaccine is closer to doctor's offices, advisers to the fda gave approval to smith klein. four years after the injection it was still effective over those of 70 and the vaccine now on the market wayne waned over time. and retirement may imply leisure time but for a main line couple it is giving them time to develop their art of aging. >> hal robinson was a cart old gift and his wife linda, taught. retire many is filled with opportunities, full-time painting for hal and teaching for linda. >> all of my adult life i want to live and do something constructive. something where i feel i'm making a contribution. >> linda is teaching a course on women artists at the barn where she say decent. it gives me a focus of my life. >> hal sold 60 of his paintings. and in the u.s. from maine to california. >> i'm living off my ira not my painting sales. and to create the right composition to equates to the problems i saw as a cardiologist. i appreciate the fact i have one more day to enjoy what is around me and enjoy painting and enjoy my amazing wife. >> channel 6 "action news." >> that

. >> joining us is jacqueline klein. great to have you with us.ome democratic senators are feeling left out of the breakout bipartisanship that we're seeing in washington. in particular, senator jon tester of montana saying he wasn't invited to that dinner last night at the white house but is open to discussion. you've got others like senator ron widen who tweeted this out saying serious bipartisan efforts senior democrat on tax writing committee. maybe my invite must have gotten lost in the mail. do you think that capitol hill really trusts this president's efforts to reach across the aisle with these invites last night? >> this is absolutely a step up on bipartisanship. but i think there's still a lot of concern on both sides of the political spectrum that the president has not yet released a lot of details about this bill. we're hearing 15%. now we're hearing it might not be 15%. and there's a lot of concern among members of the congress that they're not going to have the details of what they're voting on until they're voting on it much like th

klein a little brown bug non-descript in the light and a god. and.no one understands one stuck in a spider's web. it may be trapped but it keeps on glowing. the light producing organ is it the back of the up to. a chemical reaction in the cells creates the lice. almost all of the energy gets turned into lice. there's no artificial light that's more efficient but where are the females. this one looks very much like a female. i have asked for todd it's almost buried in the dry leaves you can hardly see. the females just in the forest from moving. much later than the males. scientists believe the females only send out light signals after they're stimulated by the males beginning to glow then their light attracts the males. for male fireflies it's crucial to quickly find a mate mating is first come first served. after mating the males love light fades away and they die. females also shut off their lights and begin with egg production. two days later still die as well. after ninety minutes the spectacular show is over. but for the next few evenings the fi

amy: that was naomi klein your sicko. nelson denis me your thoughts on what she is saying and what could happen with puerto rico now? >> there is tremendous historical presidents. in 1898, the next year, the most devastating hurricane of the century, of the 19 century, for and the island. it was worse than hurricane maria. the response of the united states the following year, 19 hundred, was to devalue ththe puerto ricanan currency by 40%. that was the shock doctrine in its earliest application. and it worked. within 30 years, the united states owned more than 80% of the arable agriculture of puerto rico. fast for now, you have the promesa registration, the jones act, and ambubulatory president, doing a norlin's flyover a and photo op of pupuerto rico and basicalllly create private- public partnererships that will own importer go rather than redevelop it. basically the shock doctrine on steroids in the caribbean. this is -- this is in time for fun and games. this is not a distraction. these are human lives. three point 5

joining me now are ron klein in the obama administration and michael steele, former press secretary to john baynor. welcome, both. >> thank you. >> to a president that did no outreach at all in the first seven months, now he's having chuck schumer and nancy pelosi over for dinner. michael steele? >> this is a presidency unlike any other because trump and a president unlike any other, and i think they're frustrated with the results on capitol hill and trying another strategy. at the same time they're working with recapublicans closely on t reform. >> this isn't the way you remember, ron, legislation being made on the hill. >> legislation is not going to be made. for tax reform, there has to be a tax reform plan. the question is whose plan? is it going to be paul ryan's plan? i can tell you it's something chuck schumer and nancy pelosi will not sign onto or will president trump simply put a plan on the table? until president trump moves forward with something, paul ryan and mitch mcconnell remain in the driver's seat, and if they're in the driver's seat on tax reform, you're not going to

. >> he'll be taking over from david beckham as the next calvin klein model before you know it.ell that's it for this week. thanks very much for watching. remember you can always get in touch with me anytime with your thoughts or comments. feel free to drop us line on facebook, twitter, or email. always great to hear from you. but for now it's goodbye from me, and the whole team here. and do join us next week for more personal stories from all over europe. - [voiceover] up next it's music city roots, live from the factory. in this episode, updated appalachian music with mipso, bluegrass jazz fusion with the jon stickley trio and blues master jimmy hall, just after this. - [voiceover] national broadcast of music city roots is made possible by acceptance auto insurance, based in nashville, tennessee. acceptance offers personal automobile coverage from coast to coast, more information available at acceptance.com, you, you terms accepted. - [voiceover] franklin, tennessee, inspired music, local flavor, on the edge of nashville. visitfranklin.com. - [voiceover] nissan, proud sponsor

. >> tom klein that represents many of the victims upset by the dismissal saying that eight people are dead. >> one man is aquadriplegic and others have life disabled injuries all because of what was done by one man, brandon box. patrick murphy was on the train. >> the judge said it was an absolute tragedy but an accident. i think it gives some of us a sense of closure but never change the fact that eight people lost their lives on our train that night. >> reporter: again, charges dismissed today by a municipal court judge, the attorney general's office who said they inherited the case after the da's office declined to prosecute. it has the option to refile charges or do nothing. live in center city, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. we are of course continue to follow this story on weekend. right now we have the latest from the courthouse following the judge's decision and photographs and videos from the crash and the investigation. >> 10 million people are still without power in irma ravaged florida. it could take ten days or more to fully restore power. president

. >> he'll be taking over from david beckham as the next calvin klein model before you know it.ell that's it for this week. thanks very much for watching. remember you can always get in touch with me anytime with your thoughts or comments. feel free to drop us line on facebook, twitter, or email. always great to hear from you. but for now it's goodbye from me, and the whole team here. and do join us next week for more personal stories from all over europe.

. >> he'll be taking over from david beckham asas the next caln klein model before you know it.ell that's it for this week. thanks very much for watching. remember you can always get in touch with me anytime with your thoughts or comments. feel free to drop us line on facebook, twitter, or email. always great to hear from you. but for now it's goodbye from me, and the whole team here. and do join us next week for more personal stories from all over europe. [music [sir] woman: i think the hardest part about being in recovery is losing people, and we do a lot. evevery week we lose people. it's an epididemic, and d we're at the froront ls and we see it every y day. people relapsising. people goioing back to jail. people dying. talking to mothers and sisters anand brothers who get to bury ththeir loved ones. woman: we moved here and the first thing i thought was, zach's never s seen this h ho. and i i go outsidede and i th, zach's never been on that diving board. anand we buy a a new car and i ththink, zach's neverer been in this s car.

. >> obviouslobviously my klein lr mother.t's just very unfortunate. >> reporter: mary horjer has dementia and osteo are month eases row. doctors told police they are not live threatening. donna was released on bail. she faces preliminary hearing in two week. her attorney would not comment on those statement to police. >> lucy. >> thank you dive. live look at wildwood. not exactly beach weather. probably not tomorrow either. meteorologist kathy orr is here with your forecast at 11:00. so it's irma's remnants all around tomorrow. >> the last of irma. >> okay. >> moisture left over. you can see that swirl. that counterclockwise swirl there's the moisture and the humidity madee it to the delawae valley. it's warm, it's humid areas of fog. a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. from pittsburgh 32 erie thunderstorms as well with this it's pretty balmy out there feeling i can a summer evening. philadelphia, millville 70 degrees. wilmington 72. up a degree sin the last hour. reading and lancaster at 67 degrees. look at this reading and

. >> he'll be taking over from david beckham asas the next caln klein model before you know it.ell that's it for this week. thanks very much for watching. remember you can always get in touch with me anytime with your thoughts or comments. feel free to drop us line on facebook, twitter, or email. always great to hear from you. but for now it's goodbye from me, and the whole team here. and do join us next week for more personal stories from all over europe. ♪ host: thisis week, "global 3000" is dedicated to women. we head to south africa's hippest hubs to meet young, female tech-whizzes. in india, we pay a visit to the khasi, where women run the show. and in saudi arabia, we meet women for whom working means nothing less than freedom. freedom is an alien concept for women here. they're not allowed to drive. they need male consent to travel, or even just to own a passport. but for several years, women in

reading the guns of august about world war i and i read day fiction book recommended to me by joe klein here in new york. and it is another amazing book. in that have a lot of philosophy but my wife reads almost one book per week. roosevelt's last battle. and i am so proud of here -- broader version is a voracious reader and disney thing she thinks i would enjoy so i absorb a lot of for informational and every day. and i also read magazines. but i will probably do a lot more. >> one is called three days in january the transition between eisenhower and kennedy but eisenhowers concerned nuclear weapons for in an issue in then to see we have control over the military. and it is time of the suez crisis from those mistakes that we make. >> so i will give you one more. but david mccullough was book of the wright brothers. have you read that?. >> so all these people from north carolina you have just a bunch of sand and wind we claim aviation not you. [laughter]

or lines father died separately klein was in a basement with his mother two brothers and his sister he was the only one who survived sadly these two are just a few among many many children for no apparent list and alone far far away from home but we have learned that at least for ideas to and there is going to be a happy ending they were shown pictures of their relatives they recognized them and will shortly be reunited. choose they another two children arrived at a baghdad orphanage after they were rescued from the iraqi city of tal afar was recently liberated from the terrorists. in the post in the us to be built by mama. does not. wish to discuss rebuilding. because it was suddenly going to. i. more than seven hundred members in spain's restive region of castle in the face prosecution by the national government for voicing their support for next month's independence referendum. remember that when a citizen has a problem with justice just one citizen with a problem but one seven hundred twelve have a problem with justice it's just as there has the problems in this case in spanish jus

or lines father died separately klein was in a basement with his mother two brothers and his sister he was the only one who survived to be sadly these two are just a few among many many children for no apparent list and alone far far away from home. i'll be back with more of the stories that shaped global news over the past seven days in just over half an hour's time live from moscow this is altie. years ago i traveled across the united states exploring america's deadly love affair with a gun if a bad guy tried to get to one of my family members he would have a better life. and hurting when i buy my baby says my book was published in the year two thousand. million americans have been killed in the u.s. how to saute him yes we did this is a middle school we go through drills and we put ourselves some real scenarios it was interesting to see. to return to the subject to track down each gun owner who i'd met and those years ago . but we are not. prescribe medication is widespread on the us market frequent cause of death. at that point in my life. like everything was ashes my family was li

atlanta sports reporter zack klein was also on board tracy's flight and covered the bidding live on sociala football game with these rabid fire tweets. delta offering $2200, they bumped offer to $2800, now 3,000. now 4,000. >> were you holding your breath as that number climbed? >> i honestly did not think they would get to that number. i laughed. i was like there is no way they're going to get to 4,000 without anybody taking that. >> so how does tracy plan use the $4000 ticket voucher she received from delta? >> we're going to hawaii for sure. >> and by the way, tracy did make it to the game, and as a graduate of the university of georgia, i would be remiss in not informing you the dawgs beat the irish. >>> the commuting is a challenge on the best of days, but sometimes your fellow travelers make it down right awful. lisa guerrero confronts some passengers who were kind of rude. >> how would you like to be sitting on a train next to this passengeror this guy, lots of people are getting fed up with rude behavior. i boarded the long island railroad in new york to see firsthand what kind of

father died separately klein was in a basement with his mother two brothers and his sister he was the only one who survived if he embodies or were found in mosul and then sent to an orphanage in baghdad for just a few weeks ago we filmed them both were too traumatized really to be able to speak it was clear the both of them had been injured and they needed to find their way home. because if you had. to be a mother. that . could you show me. a news night to mama it's nice. now that video was all part of our bring them home campaign we aired it multiple times hoping to find their relatives and get them home sadly these two are just a few among many many children for no apparent list and alone far far away from home but we have learned that at least for ideas and there is going to be a happy ending they were shown pictures of their relatives they recognize them and will shortly be reunited. also and choose to another two children arrived at a baghdad orphanage after they were rescued from the iraqi city of tal afar that was recently liberated from the terrorists while camera crews went t

. >> he'll be taking over from david beckham as the next calvin klein model before you know it.ell that's it for this week. thanks very much for watching. remember you can always get in touch with me anytime with your thoughts or comments. feel free to drop us line on facebook, twitter, or email. always great to hear from you. but for now it's goodbye from me, and the whole team here. and do join us next week for more personal stories from all over europe. steves: florence was long an economic powerhouse. rather than its church, it's the city hall, once the palace of the medici family, that towers over the main square. michelangelo's david originally stood here. this is a copy. the original david is the centerpiece of the nearby accademia gallery, which feels like a temple to humanism. at its altar, one very impressive human. the shepherd boy david sizes up the giant. thoughtful and self-assured, he seems to be thinking, "i can take him." the statue was an apt symbol, inspiring florentines to tackle their goliaths. when you look at david, you're looking at renaissance man. artis

father died separately klein was in a basement with his mother two brothers and his sister he was theonly one who survived sadly these two are just a few among many many children for no apparent list alone far far away from home. shocking people reporting to be much of the week here not to don't forget you can have a look at all these stories plus more to you at our website. i've got to do just that if you're watching our. swashing. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the us actually just full on awesome the only show i go out of my way to launch you know what it is that really packs a punch at least yampa is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are apparently better than the things that i see people you've never heard of love redacted tonight not the president of the world bank so patzers he doesn't really mean it seriously he's honest. selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace talks to fight the battles they don't believe the new socks credit tell you that will be gossip and the most important news today. to tell you you are not cool e

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or lines father died separately klein was in a basement with his mother two brothers and his sister hewas the only one who survived to be sadly these two are just a few among many many children for no apparent list and alone far far away from home. that's the weekly get in touch and tell us what you think on altie dot com all facebook i'll be back with more of the week's biggest stories in about half an hour. the international community continues lee emphasize about one theoretical united iraq as a slogan maybe an approach to the politicians but in reality on the ground iraqis want a new record called united and the u.s. courage that was to be blamed school what is happening in the rest of iraq and the direct wrong directions that iraq has gone through. the nobody knows no martial and. islamic states claims it was behind the manchester terror attack by the north front so kill the priest every time a terrorist attack happens all these people are out there screaming isis so bad someone needs to do something against them and for me yeah why don't something. to. be told as long. as i don't

father died separately klein was in a basement with his mother two brothers and his sister he was the only one who survived sadly these two are just a few among many many children for no apparent list and alone far far away from home. well though is the way you've been used pun died this week i mean i know you're leaving you for an hour with the him edges of one of those big stories the ongoing tensions on the korean peninsula between the north and south. with just manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes project themselves. with the famous merry go round. we can all middle of the room sit. in the real news room. eighteen years ago i travelled across the united states exploring america's deadly love affair with a gun if a bad guy tried to get to one of my family members he would have better live better and i think they are inheriting when i buy my babies says my book was published in the year two thousand more than half a million americans have been killed by phones in the us how to saute me as i did this is a middle school we go through drills and we put ourselve

. >> reporter: the piazza family lawyer, tom klein, and tim piazza's parents, say the important things beta theta pi brothers will stand trial. >> i'm looking forward to see, you know, the trial and whatever else comes out of the investigation, really. >> and them facing hazing charges. >> reporter: and that's important to you. >> absolutely. >> that's important. >> reporter: why? >> because we need to put a stop to it. >> it has no place in greek life, sports, marching bands-- it just has no place. it's torture. it's abuse. >> reporter: the judge ruled the state did not provide sufficient evidence that the defendants knew their actions would almost certainly create tragic consequences. >> there's a young man whose dead and a young man whose life has been changed and we're very, very pleased the case is over in our favor but nobody is high-fiving themselves here. of the charges dismissed today carry a maximum prison sentence of 20 years. the ones that remain, a max of two years. the prosecutor says she will refile the assault and manslaughter charges in front of a new judge. don. >> d

here is our third group of semi-finalists -- a high school chemistry teacher from klein, texas...acher from chicago, illinois... and a high school french and english teacher from rogers, arkansas... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thanks, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome. i hope you folks at home agree with me in that the quality of play in this year's teachers tournament had been exceptional, much better than any tournament i can recall in recent memory. and i can only assume that today's match will reflect that point of view as well. good luck. here we go. now the categories...

future are now arriving in the present like he's able to pay for it very into the present using but klein he doesn't talk about it much because he's already considered to be quite a strange man but you know that's the truth. welcome back the russian foreign ministry has released new video of air strikes that have destroyed i saw vehicles need to resort in syria the strikes were conducted as part of a joint operation carried out by russian and syrian army is the ultimate goal to liberate the city of dare resort for myself since the beginning of august the syrian army has made significant gains. there is always been completely surrounded by eisel for three years now just a tiny portion of the cities occupied by the syrian army and almost one hundred thousand people attracted by isis. as you are that very the late in the navy as isis terrorists raided our house my thirteen year old cousin was staying with us i had her in a water tank so that the terrorist didn't take her as a slave it was not good at is not cut is the situation in there is or is catastrophic terrorist from iraq execute civil