>>¡cÁllate, kyle! hazte para atrÁs. >>¿en verdad cree queoÁs matarme?ierno. >>¡¿cÓmo...?! >>necesitas algo mejor que eso. lindo juguete, pero el juego terminÓ. >>bien hecho, ahora nos matarÁ a los dos. >>¡cÁllate, kyle! >>sÍ, serÁ mejor que te calles, le. [bofetada] >>¡loren! ¡suÉltame, sueltame! [♪] >>tu hermana y yo necesitamos conversar. >>no la vayas a tocar. ¡loren, no te le acerques! ¡loren! >>esa serÁ tu primera... ¡abre la puerta!re la puerta. >>loren, mi cielo, lo siento. [♪] >>al f... solo solos al fin >>bien. tÚ ganas. deja ir a mi hermano y harÉ lo que quieras. >>¿crees que tienes opciones? te lo dije. estaba destinado. [♪] >>¡ahhh! !rayos! ¡lÁrgate! [♪] >>¡vete! [♪] [gruñis] >>¿lo quieres¡an! [♪] [detonación de disparos] ruñidos] [disparos] >>oh, eres patÉtico. >>diez minutos. >>te lo ruego, por favor, no lo hagas. [♪] >>esto es lo que quieres, estÁ en tu corazÓn, en tu sangre, en tu alma. y es hora de dejar los juegos de niÑos. [estrépito de vidrios rotos] ya es hora de pasar el umbral. ¡quÍtatelo! [♪] [jadeos] >>por favor... ¿me dolerÁ? >

chris kyle was bigger than life. >> i think about it all the time.he battlefield legend held the u.s. military record with 150 sniper kills. he survived four combat tours in iraq. his book "american sniper" was a number one best seller. now it's being released in a memorial edition with new passages taya kyle has written about her one of a kind warrior husband. >> protected his fellow man. got through hell and back with his soul intact. >> who could have dreamed such a man would be killed here at home after his military service ended allegedly by a fellow veteran? that's what happened last february when kyle invited a troubled vet to a shooting range at the exclusive rough creek lodge in glen rose, texas as part of the vet's mental health recovery. >> chris was always known in the community as someone who did anything for anyone. it was supposed to be all good. >> but cops say former marine eddie ray routh, said to be suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, shot kyle and another vet dead at point-blank range. arraignment. uilty at his >> you d

kyle shouted for me to get back in the car, but i refused. at that instant, a friend of mine -- who was planted in a nearby truck monitoring the meeting, called my cell phone. get out of there, steve, he yelled, they're setting you up. stay in your car, don't let them see you, i snapped back. trying not to pan pick, but worried i -- panicked, but worried i would get run over or shot, i spun around several times to keep kyle's car in view as i hustled across the parking lot to a truck stop restaurant. before i reached the entrance, kyle's vehicle and the other two tore out of the lot, tires screeching, heading for the ramp to the interstate. seconds later, my friend picked me up in front of the truck stop, his face a sickly shade of white. in a halting voice, he told me how close he thought he had come to losing me there. i knew he was right. with his help, i had narrowly managed to escape, but clearly i had been given a message. driving away from the truck stop, i took my friend's advice and crouched down on the floor of his truck out of sigh

sniper, chris kyle. they are now speaking out about the man they love and miss, and his tragic death. what they told anderson about the troubled vet accused of murdering kyle. that is next. ews i know i'm making the right choice. online or on the phone, we help you hire right the first time. with honest reviews on over 720 local services. keeping up with these two is more than a full time job, and i don't have time for unreliable companies. angie's list definitely saves me time and money. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today. introducing cardioviva: the first probiotic to help maintain healthy cholesterol levels without a prescription. cardioviva. >>> a former marine awaiting trial in texas says he suffers from ptsd. he said he was trying to help -- and gunning them down. eddy ray roth is accused of murdering two fellow veterans who were trying to help him, gunning them down at a shooting range. one of the alleged victims, former navy seal sniper chri

kyle: se volviÓ loca. >>es linda. [♪] [♪] [gruñidos] >>vete, kyle, estoy ocupada. conmigo? >>ah... ah... sÍ, pero...

kyle shouted for me to get back into the car but i refused. at that instant a friend of mine who was planted in a nearby truck monitoring the meeting called my cell phone. get out of there steve. they are setting you up. .. >> the next day come is still agitated i related roadside experience to the prosecutor. he shook his head in disgust. the methamphetamine trade has made it it like the old west he remarked. it is deadly. by the end cal was voted out of office after for elected terms. down prosecuting state and federal drug cases of the twin cities of rock springs of green river the epicenter of methamphetamine traffic. after telling me about a colleague of a judge who was recently surprised they a aren't male intruder in the bathroom of his home while shaving. users to relay a message about a drug case he was awaiting sentencing. then he quietly slipped away. i saw no point in what he decided but his reference to the old west brought back a conversation that i recently had about matthew's murder in the albany county sheriff's office. the co

recently, anderson spoke to kyle's widow and his brother, jeff kyle. >> your husband left the navy ingh decision for him. >> incredibly difficult. it was difficult for both of us, but incredibly difficult for him because he knew he was serving a purpose. he knew he was saving lives. and he really truly felt no matter what he had done, he was letting his country down when he got out. >> do you wear his dog tags? >> i do, all the time. i'm usually not very sentimental about things, but i put them on one day and it just does something for me. >> jeff, what kind of a guy was chris? >> he was a mountain of a man, his heart was even bigger than he was. he was a protector, always has been, from the time we were little. >> you were in the marine recon, did he give you grief about that? >> every day. >> and you served also in iraq, but not at the same time as your brother? >> correct. >> the fact you were both in the same operations although at different times, were you able at times to get together and talk about what you had seen and what you had been through? >> we tried to make it a point

recently, anderson spoke to kyle's widow and his brother, jeff kyle. >> your husband left the navy inugh decision for him. >> incredibly difficult. it was difficult for both of us, but incredibly difficult for him because he knew he was serving a purpose. he knew he was saving lives. and he really truly felt no matter what he had done, he was letting his country down when he got out. >> do you wear his dog tags? >> i do, all the time. i'm usually not very sentimental about things, but i put them on one day and it just does something for me. >> jeff, what kind of a guy was chris? >> he was a mountain of a man, his heart was even bigger than he was. he was a protector, always has been, from the time we were little. >> you were in the marine recon, did he give you grief about being a marine? >> every day. >> and you served also in iraq, a number of times but never at the same time as your brother. >> correct. >> was the fact that you were both in the same theater of operations, although at difficult times, were you able to at times to get together and talk about what you had seen and wha

all the way around and then back in is kyle wilber here.eally without the pressure inside from selvie, rg-3 doesn't back up. a little combination sack. and this defense, you just can't give them enough credit. this has been a hang with them kind of game. and they have been tough. these guys pulled off the street to make up this defensive line and have been getting it done. >> al: selvie is doing a great job. he bounced around st. louis, carolin carolina, jacksonville. first and goal. from the 3. and a stop at the 2. the fourth running play they played since nury kim out of the game. bowen makes the tackle, second and goal. >> cris: you think? that was nasty coming down the line. the former cowboy. boy did he put a lick on joseph randal. >> al: that's an interesting statistic. fumbles are normally a 50/50 proposition. only the fourth time he lost a fumble in 18 fumbles. so he's been very lucky. second down and goal from the 2. he finds his way out of the end zone and randal keeps the legs going and he's in there. >> cris: i think travis fred

kyle: throughout grade school, i was a smart kid.ey kept telling me - through high school. i stayed on that path. because no matter what, a 4.0 looks good to anyone. with a strong work ethic and the support of his family, kyle has big dreams for the future. dad: i think it's important for kyle to have big dreams so he doesn't get stagnant. it's going to take a lot more than where he's at now to get there. coach: that's a thing i think you can't teach a kid who's got will. busting your hump, doing everything you can to give yourself your best chance. mom: i help protect kyle's dream making sure he's got what he needs for training and we just kind of remind him of who he is and not to get too big for his britches. kyle: to protect my dream, it's just focus on one thing at a time, and try not to get in too far over my head on what's going to come in the future. just kinda focus on the present. -- his week's top 5 is about dual-threat quarterbacks, the guys who can win games with their arms and their legs. deshaun watson is ranked as the

lindsay moran is a former cia agent, kyle hill is an engineer, tonight he's got the dirtiest job and the science that can revolutionize indians's dairy farms. michelle nixon, and i'm phil tors. that'torrez and let's do some science. >> we are back for another exciting show and lindsay you can start us off. this is important to you as a mother. >> i did a story on ballistic backpacks and bulletproof backpacks. one being a former cia officer who thinks any layer of added security is good and one as a mom in do i really want to give my kids the idea that this kind of technology is going to keep them safe? let's have a look. >> as a former cia agent i learned how to shoot a variety of guns. so when techknow asked me to cover a story about the trend in bulletproof back to school supplies, it intrigued me. as a former operative and as a mom. back to school shopping it's always the most stressful time of year for parents like me who are not prepared and now we've got one more thing to worry about: some parents are buying items like this insert intended to bulletproof backpacks to their back

kyle spiral that be like i was an idiot. and he was taking stuff away from the rest of us then suddenly to vehicles and backed into both spaces which he has said what i saw what was happening i read into the party now with more like to. kyle shouted for me to get back to the car but i refused a that instant a friend of mine who was planted it in gear by a truck he said get out of their their city you ought to -- setting you up. i tried not to panic but worried i would get a plug over or shy spun around to keep his car in view as i hustled across the parking not. before reached the entrance to the restaurant kyles vehicle for ad of the lot tires screeching headed for the ramp to the interstate. then my friend picked to be up his face was white he told me how call -- how close he thought he came to losing me with his help by nearly bandaged to escape the guy was clearly given a message. i took my friends of bias and crouched down on the floor of his truck evidently someone more powerful than kyle said be up. i hardly slept tha

we'll talk to kyle bass a little later this morning. we await the formal nomination of janet yellen as formal fed chair. it happens at 3:00 p.m. today. alcoa kicking off earnings season. europe was missed and the nikkei was up about 1%. our road map begins with history in the making. the president set to nominate federal reserve vice chair janetijanet i yellen to be the new chairman of the federal reserve. if confirmed, she'd be the first woman. young, costco and family dollar all down after issuing disappointing results. first up, though, history is about to be made in washington. the president will nominate fed vice chair janet yellen to replace chair ben bernanke. if confirmed, she'd be the first woman to head any major world central back. the official announcement taking place at 3:00 p.m. eastern time in the east room. jim, it's been said there's one less uncertainty that we have to worry about. >> breathed a sigh of relief. i felt a sigh of relief because it's just nice that something came out of washington that, well, just happen

kyle fralic needed a kidney to save his life. but never expected to find love along the way.inan is here with this incredible story. hey, reena. >> reporter: hi, guys. it is an incredible story. it was at age 12, that a screening suggested that kyle froelich might have a kidney failure. by 18, he was in search of a kidney transplant to keep him alive. senior year of high school holds so much promise for most. but for kyle froelich, it seemed like a death sentence. >> with my blood type and age, i was looking at three to five years to receive a kidney. >> reporter: in 2009, he met a girl at a car show. chelsea had heard about the situation from a family friend. >> i just knew. and i told him i wanted to give him a kidney. >> reporter: while he wanted to believe she would follow through, he didn't hold on to that hope. >> i was appreciative that she said that. but i just -- i assumed it wasn't going to happen. >> reporter: little did he know, chelsea understood the importance of life-saving donations better than most. >> my dad passed away from cancer. and he needed a bone marr

kyle busch, vickers. that would end kyle's day. harvick takes the checkered flag. he's third in the cup standing between kensic and jimmy johnson. ravens' wrap-up shortly on the way. plus a final check of the forecast right after this.

kyle beauchamp, experienced undeniable changes in his stay at bexar county. order. >> i have been working laundry for a week now. i work from like 9:45, 10:00 to when ever we are done. it could be 6:00 in the morning, 7:00 in the morning. one of the benefits working laundry, coming out of the pod. eight, nine hours on end. also we work for food. we get two trays in the morning. two trays in the morning is a lot better than one tray in the morning. we get it first. we get it hot. that is always a plus. >> beauchamp has a new hair style and considerably more noticeable than the one that prompted him to request housing in the homosexual unit for safety. >> i got one of my friend in the pod to cut my hair. i was getting a little hot during the dryer work. i like it a lot. it keeps me cool. change has come to cellmate joey rhode. he has received permission to transfer to an all straight, male, general population dorm. >> i requested to be moved out of the first place i was in. only because i had stalkers. and got a little hectic there. it wasn't what i was really

if kyle renews his guilty plea he could get a shorter sentence. kyle was an assistant professor and administration. >> four years after a father was gunned down on the streets in front of his daughter, police have made an arrest. 24-year-old dareek turner will face murder charges. he is being held without bail. investigators say in november 2009 turner and thomas cunningham exchanged words outside a hayward liquor store. turner reportedly shot cunningham right in front of cunningham's 13-year-old daughter. cunningham and his daughter were out walking home after buying ice cream. >> let's get to the forecast. i think there is a treat in store for us. checking in with meteorologist christina loren. >> it's always a treat waking up with you two. good morning to you. let's get right to that forecast for tonight. that's what everybody wants to know about. it's going to be pretty nice all across the bay area. we have a couple things you want to keep in mind. for halloween night temperatures are looking good. 6:15, 65 degrees, really comfortable conditio

kyle hill is an engineer. he's on the trail of something decimating bee population. >> crystal dilworth is a molecular neuroscientist. she shows us california's hi tech grapes - how science can achieve perfection in a glass. i'm phil torres. i'm an entermologist and i'll show you the spiders i found in peru. and how scent affects jaguars. that's the team, let's do some science. hey, guys, welcome to a fun week of science in the field. kyle, what is happening to the bee, how can we save them? >> bee populations are diminishing around the country. i wanted to find out why. i travelled to the heartland of america to find innovative ways to find technology to save the bees. late summer in barrett minnesota it is usually buzzing with activity. i think we are ready to walk down to the beehives. >> the midwest is known for the commercial bee industry. we have empty boxes not filled with honey. nothing. >> bee kooepers are witnessing an alarming problem. how many bees are we losing? >> the losses are avt ron omic am.

kyle you've got a story for us that shows us how to do with millions of gallons of cow manure. >> sureou can see, i dealt with 35,000 cows. milk isn't the only thing that cows produce a ton of. i went to the largest -- one of the largest dairy farms in america and how they're taking advantage of their manure to fuel all the milk trucks on clean renewable energy. we're about to get the scoop on poop. [ cows maoin mooing ] >> at first glance this might look like your typical dairy farm in the heart of america. >> we probably have 32,000 acres that we own. we milk on 11 sites, we have 11 parlors and we're milking about 36,000 cows. >> what makes this farm unique isn't what you see, it's what smell. -- what you smell. s. >> these cows are full of it and it's not just milk. so you don't just have all these cows here for producing milk. it's actually a really great story. we take two products, milk and manure. they are both separated from the cow. the manure in the barns, the milk in the milking parlor. they're able to deliver that milk all over the midwest. >>> what you see behind me is fai

you guys may remember kyle ma r mayor. he was born without arms and legs. k-2 is the group that helped him get to the top of mount kill ma juror roe. >> it made us feel worth less. >> they guide lots of trips and they are joining us from katmandu in nepal. what's this most recent trip for? >> today, we are getting ready to go and visit a local orphanage here in town. these kids unfortunately have lost one or both of their parents in climbing accidents near in nepal. we are taking our team over to make a difference in their lives and make their lives better. >> how did you start this and why? >> when i first met kristen, her background was nonprofit. my background was climbing. every time i went on a trip or an expedition, we did some sort of community service. i wanted to make it bigger. we formed k-2 adventure foundations together. we go to nepal, peru, tan zan knee aand argentina. it is community service based or travel based. >> share with us an anecdote or something that stands out as cool. >> kyle was born as an con gel tall amputee. his whole life, pe

kyle, thanks so much. first of all, i'm so sorry for what you've been through. i'm so glad you're okay. i'm sure everybody watching is so glad you're okay. thank you for joining us. tell us as best you can what you saw yesterday. >> i was just talking to my friends and then i heard a loud pop. for a second i thought it was a firecracker at first, and then i turned around and see a teacher approach the gunman and then the gunman is pointing the gun towards the teacher, and he fires a shot at the teacher, and then everybody started screaming and running, and we continued running across the soccer field, and we heard about five to four more shots and i turned around and saw the teacher laying down and the gunman shooting at the other students, and we ran into this lady that let us into her house and from there, we called our parents. >> your parents must have been so happy to have heard from you. did you know mr. landsberry at all? >> i didn't know him as well as many other students did, but we had the occasional talk here and there. >> tell us about him. >> he was

thank you kyle. thank you guys. nice work.nk my guests jack black, kyle gass and rosie perez. and of course tenacious d. jimmy fallon up next. have a great weekend! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6a in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very, very much. hello, everybody! hey. welcome. hey, how are you? thank you very much. thank you all very much. welcome, welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon." you guys feeling good? [ cheers and applause ] that's what i'm talking about. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: that's a great new york city crowd right there. welcome everybody here. people in new york, they're a little down. a little down today. because the new york giants are not doing good. yeah. not good news for giants fans out there. last night, the giants lost to the bears. [ cheers and applause ] we're doing our show f

- lynn laszewski is a working mom, busy raising her energetic toddler, kyle. - i had kyle when i was1, mainly because i didn't meet anyone until i was in my 40s. and i really didn't want to raise a son--or a child alone. - having focused on her career, laszewski finally met her partner, tim carey. when the couple decided to have a child, they were told natural conception was not an option. neither was in vitro fertilization. the solution? an egg donor. - after thinking about it for a couple years and also after the death of tim's father, i thought it would be really nice for him to have a genetic baby. - but laszewski had trouble finding an ob-gyn who would take her on as a patient because of her age. - i was pretty surprised when i got turned down by 2 or 3 clinics until i found one that would take my case. - and when she found a doctor to treat her, laszewski was given an intense workup. - i did an awful lot of testing before i got pregnant because they want to make sure that there would be no troubles with high blood pressure or heart problems. - laszewski says she had an easy pre

this on top of jesse ventura suing the widow of american sniper chris kyle. is america becoming a mean and ruthless country? we'll debate it. >>> also, tonight in the state of california says children can legally have more than two parents. also in colorado, some counties now want to secede from that state. >>> caution, you are about to enter the no-spin zone. "o'reilly factor" begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching tonight. the brawl continuing over obama care and the government shutdown that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. both sides upped the rhetoric. last night talking points suggested a one-year reprieve for folks who don't want to buy into it this surrounding the implementation of it and the waivers the president granted to some business concerns. this morning republicans echoed ha. >> if you're having a hard time using obama care's broken website, you shouldn't be penalized for not signing up this year. very simple. that's all we were asking for. a one-year delay of that tax is more than fair given how poorl

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello there, i am laura kyle, this is al jazerra live from doha. also ahead.ops in the philippines accused of shooting hostages. we get the army's response to the allegations. >>> al jazerra obtains the first u.n. report on the destruction of syria's chemical weapons. we'll tell you what's in it. >> reporter: and i'll be reporting on how swarms of locust have eaten crops across 70% of madagascar and a new plan to kill them. ♪ ♪ >>> u.s. press barack obama has ordered a review of the national security agency intelligence operations acknowledge that go more constraints are needing. obama is being fiercely criticized over allegations the national security agency tapped german chancellor angela merkel's phone and snoop odd other european allies. white house spokesman jay karen said it would look to to the concerns of other country. here are the details. >> reporter: at the white house, the presidential spokesman refused to be drawn on the reports that the u.s. tracked millions of spanish foal calls but reported the nsa surveillance programs are being examined. >>

kyle in new york. kyle. >> caller: hey, jim, boo-yah!o-yah. >> caller: i'm kyle, i'm 12 years old. i watch your show every night. and i love it. >> well, thank you very much. >> caller: there's a stock i want to ask about. >> okay. >> caller: jim, with all the restaurants sector, we're wondering if ruth hospitality group is a buy or a sell. >> i think it's a decent idea, not my fave, but i think it works i have to tell you. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round"! >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> what do we do with the medical device stocks right >>> what do we do with the medical device stocks right here. consider st. jude medical, stj. maker of cardiovascular devices like implantable defibrillators, pacemakers, vascular plugs and heart valve replacements. stock has gone up 56%. but even after this move, wall street has a mixed few with 11 brokers who cover the stock ready to buy. there's ten holds and three sells. and those guys are very negative. now, st. jude just reported

kyle harrington is founder and managing partner. he joins us now to shed his perspective on this.for 30 years since the implementation we've seen the global economy grow rapidly, but now it seems to be slowing down. what factors do you believe have attributed to this trend. >> kelly, let's start with the fact that the three countries that are the largest exporters of merchandise in the world are china, the u.s. and then germany, according to a world trade organization study in 2013. now, there has been, like you highlighted, a big push for this globalization trend via policies like nafta. i think that some of the slower growth going forward here in the last couple years forced some of this commerce and trade has to do with an array of things. i think, for one, the chinese low cost of labor some of these workers have demanded higher prices for their wages. so, that has slowed some. i think that there is hesitation from people buying products from china in the last couple years. and let's just highlight, you know, the united states government shutdown and this debt ceiling discussio

kyle in new york. kyle. >> caller: hey, jim, boo-yah!> boo-yah. >> caller: i'm kyle, i'm 12 years old. i watch your show every night. and i love it. >> well, thank you very much. >> caller: there's a stock i want to ask about. >> okay. >> caller: jim, with all the restaurants sector, we're wondering if ruth hospitality group is a buy or a sell. >> i think it's a decent idea, not my fave, but i think it works i have to tell you. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round"! >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> hey, jim, greetings from daytona beach, florida. >> i love daytona. it was a great beach front address. what's up? >> next time you come down, we'll go for a ride. >> oh. boo-yah to ya, jimmy! >> i like that attitude. what's up? >> boo-yah, jim. central valley, fresno, california, or as my daughter likes to say fres-yes. >> okay. do you want me to start with the food or the chart? what's been working in spite of the ridiculous mess that is washington? i'm talking about whole foods

kyle is a security researcher.lems. >> many times you can actually manipulate the cameras themselves if you can actually get into the code where you can turn the camera. you can turn the l.e.d.s on and off. >> reporter: baby monitors and children's laptops they've all been compromised. >> you are looking at vendors putting the products to market without doing thorough research in to security. >> reporter: sometimes they accuse the camera itself. other times it's the router connected to the camera. the flaws kyle uses to get access have yet to be fixed by the manufacturers. >> many of these newer attacks can be done from anywhere around the world. >> reporter:i certainly don't want someone turning on my webcam at home. what can i do to protect myself? >> first and foremost change your defaults. change your default user name and pass word. >> reporter: if you want to be careful you can always turn off remote access to your camera. >> we can set them up so we can remote into the cameras from other locations so let's s

kyle in new york. kyle. >> caller: hey, jim, boo-yah!boo-yah. >> caller: i'm kyle, i'm 12 years old. i watch your show every night. and i love it. >> well, thank you very much. >> caller: there's a stock i want to ask about. >> okay. >> caller: jim, with all the restaurants sector, we're wondering if ruth hospitality group is a pie or a sell. >> i think it's a decent idea, not my fave, but i think it works i have to tell you. can i just -- and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round"! >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. ♪ [ bell ringing, applause ] five tech stocks with more than a 10%... change in after-market trading. ♪ all the tech stocks with a market cap... of at least 50 billion... are up on the day. 12 low-volume stocks... breaking into 52-week highs. six upcoming earnings plays... that recently gapped up. [ male announcer ] now the world is your trading floor. get real-time market scanning wherever you are with the mobile trader app. from td ameritrade. ♪ [ male announcer ] more r

. >> plus it is do or die for the oakland as, they take on the tigers today, while the kyle coliseum complex could get real crowded tonight, all ahead on ktvu's channel 2 morning news. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> good morning, we want to take you right up to santa rosa this morning. this is a live picture. a neighborhood up there in a stand off situation. it sounds like a very intense situation where there are a number of police cars and officers around an area. we understand many streets are blocked off, taped off, claudine wong up there. we will check in with her in just a moment. it is thursday, october 10th, i am pam cook. >> good morning, i am dave clark, let's check weather and traffic, steve chilly. >> chilly but high clouds, so mostly cloudy here and then mostly sunny this afternoon. big game 5 here today, forecast looks good here, in fact i think things look over mostly clear, i would expect this to be 68 here, mostly clear, there might be a breeze but not much, everything looks good to go for that. >>> tempera

if kaitlyn were kyle, how different would this be? >> my honest opinion is it would not be an issue. >> reporter: do you think that cs's parent would have gone to the police, had they not believed she was in a gay relationship? >> i believe that they would have gone to the police any time that they would have found out that an adult was having sex with their child, particularly at school. >> reporter: an adult, someone who's in high school with her? >> she is an adult. florida has a mandatory reporting law, and if they had not reported, they would have been committing a crime. >> reporter: even so, the prosecutor offered a plea deal. it included no jail time. she rejected the offer. insisting she did nothing wrong, she wanted a trial to prove her innocence. >> didn't want to give up fighting. >> reporter: what were you fighting for? >> equality. justice. >> reporter: but then a shocking reversal. 20 thousand reasons kaitlyn hunt landed right back in jail. >> reporter: parent's thrown into a tailspin over a phone >> reporter: behind ba

lindsay moran is a former cia agent, kyle hill is an engineer, tonight he's got the dirtiest job and the science that can revolutionize indians's dairy farms. michelle

historia en futbol mundial, en breve en acciçon deportiva >> al regresar de la pausa vamos a hablar de kyleacer ejercicio que tiene que hacer fuerza muscular media hora a la semana. lo puede hacer en casa. otra forma es manejando niveles de estrés >> algunos médicos podrían estar recetando antibióticos a pacientes que no los necesitan, según informe. esto hace que bacterias se hagan más resistentes >> bote que transportaba inmigrantes africanos a europa zozobró frente a isla de lampedusa, mató a 100 personas todavía 50 desaparecidos. el papa francisco visitó la isla hace meses y envió sus condolencias, dijo que lo courrido es vergonzozo >> increíble, arriesgan todo. >> vamos a ver como va a estar el clima >> que tal guillerm,o? >> vamos a golfo de méxico, karen ya es tormenta tropical, el panorama con este sistema es que va al nor noroeste, entraría quizá por mississipi, florida, vamos a estar pendientes, mientras sigue llevando huedad y fuertes lluvias a esa región. para nosotros se mantiene advertencia de vientos secos, mucho cuidado aunque temperaturas están agradables, advertencia en gr

the float accidentally hit and killed 7 year old kyle aldridge of baltimore.ashington redskins heats up. an indian tribe from new york says it will hold a public meeting about the issue on monday. the event is scheduled for the same day and the same hotel outside d-c where n-f-l owners start arriving for their annual fall meeting. the tribe is pushing for the skins to change their name. with all that back-to-school shopping over... experts say now is the time to get good deals. here's a list of the five best things to buy in the fall. wine... large appliances... cars... computers... gym memberships. you can score discounts as big as twenty-five percent... as stores try to move last season's merchandise. a young boy is being called a hero... after saving the life of one of our nation's heroes. staff sergeant wesley patton was kayaking in colorado when the water became choppy and flipped his boat over. 12 year old aidan pruitt was fishing with his dad nearby... when they noticed the soldier was being pulled under. so he qukckly tossed him life preservers. but pa

she reaches out her hand to kyle. everybody claps, right.hought maybe i'll try this again on the much older professor. going back to john mayer, she's not impressed. >> it's not a surprise you would expect to have in a lecture hall. >> and i think animals, specifically deer, just want to be human. we see a kayaker going down a whitewater trail. but look what's following behind him. >> where'd he go? >> oh, there he is. >> the little fawn. >> and the fawn did it without a kayak. >> or a helmet and seemed to be just fine. at first this little guy tries to get up the wet rocks here. >> the kayaker continues to follow this little devil down yet another waterfall until he scurries back into the woods. >> also good at the deer bpaddl. >> this next deer, i think he just wants desk job. >> oh, no, no, don't go back. >> so he didn't get the job it seemed. >> i think he didn't get hired. i think he needed opposable thumbs. >> you, sir, have hooves. you're out of here. >> we're more than a minute into the video before he comes back out. >> this could b

kyle aldridge... of baltimore. tropical storm karen... is... heading toward the u.s.... / expected... to hit... the gulf coast... this weekend. louisiana residents ... are boarding up ... homes... / and... packing... belongings... before... karen's arival.../ it's... a... similar scene... in florida... / where... boats... are being... dry--docked.../. the mayor... of pensacola... is warning residents... to be prepared. "we know what storms can do. they can change on a dime, and when that happens you need to be prepared. what we try to do as a government is let people know time is of the essence. make sure you have your essentials." karen's... expected... to move ... thru... the gulf.../ and... likely intensify,.../ potentially into a hurricane... late saturday or sunday morning... near the coast.../. so, ... how will... the storm affect us? here's... dawn brown... who's tracking the storm... in... our weather authority storm center... put the power of the weather storms can do. they can change on a dime, and when that happens you need to be pre

. >> this is kyle dempster, his buddy also a pretty skilled climber.hey in thenoticed some of the a little bit loose. >> oh, my god. whoa! >> he's crazy. >> they slow it down for us. look at that rock. boom. breaks into a million pieces. better to notice that. >> or it falls on the person's head. >> this is marco, an experienced jumper. this he's about to jump from a 130-feet call mast of the sailboat. >> that doesn't seem like that's far enough for the chute to open. >> the chute is already out with the red bull logo on it, comes down and lands right on the water. >> as far as base jumps here, that's not as extreme. that's why some the comments "next you should base jump off a kitchen table or arm of a couch." ♪ ♪ >> you really never know what a child is going to say or do, public place or not. this is 2-year-old sloan. she is the daughter of one of our producers and she is in the lingerie section of a department store. >> for babies. >> which ones do you like? >> she's expressing review of a lot of men. >> she doesn't realize what bras are. just to h

from surprise, arizona, it's kyle. from new jersey, it's amy. from baltimore, maryland, it's maria.m spring hill, florida, it's john. welcome to the program everybody. you guys know how this works. all you have to do is figure out america's opinions on all kinds of crazy topics and then you win cash. you ready to play? let's get into it. the first question worth $100. here are the two possible answers, we've got medical marijuana shop or victoria's secret. the question is, where did high school teachers say they'd least like to run into a student outside of school? because you know those high schoolers and their glaucoma. is it a medical marijuana shop or victoria's secret? all right. everybody's got their answers down. amy, tell me about yourself. >> hi. i'm coming to you live poolside. >> very nice. i'm assuming from the gear that this isn't your first trip poolside. >> it is not. i've been swimming since i was 12 it's like a second home to me. >> fantastic. are there some medals dangling around your ck? >> yeah, these are a couple medals i've won throughout the year. it's my prid

jesse ventura suing kyle's widow hurt his rep the tags more than anything kyle may have done. your book "killing jesus" is sacrilegious. from indiana. thank you for writing "killing jesus." the book has deepened my understanding of jesus more than my parochial education. my grandparents have shone me what a loving marriage looks like in this world. i wish them a happy 65th anniversary. do i, too. the factor trip of the day. most of us have people in the past we remember. but we have lost track of them. now a bunch of websites are operating that will track them down. usually for a fee. white pages.com will get you addresses. beyond that you have to pay. intellius.com charges two bucks for every search. facebook is free. you can find a lot of folks there. here is the tip of the day. your past is very important. it can be relived this a positive way. if you find somebody that you can share memories with. so if somebody is in your mind and you don't know what happened to them and you would like to talk to them, the interpret -- this is a positive thing -- can help you. factor tip