it's almost like, "give the ball to kyle!"ed him here at battersea ironsides from the age of eight. for a sport rooted in public school privilege, there was no silver spoon. single—mum donna raised kyle on a south london estate where he attended a local comprehensive. how important is it that someone like him came from a state school? do you know what, i think if you had a richter scale or something he would be at the top of the list, that somebody from a state school has made it through the rugby world. in the past, his hot head has seen him targeted by the opposition as an emotional time bomb. but sinckler has worked hard since to control that temper and, in turn, become a role model for those following in his considerable footsteps. we are super proud, we really are, because the players love him and if he scores, if they win on saturday it will be so fantastic. the noise here will be amazing. sinckler is carrying a calf injury but hopes to be fighting fit on saturday where a devoted corner of south london will be his loudes

kyle's friends and families that they know kyle will keep fighting and do his best to stay on a positive note. >>> the official fundraiser for kyle will be october 12 in the parking lot of the fitness club in livermore. >>> netflix series making a murderer is now raising questions whether the man featured was actually framed. >>> how the university of california system might be on the verge of changing the college admissions process as we know it. >>> turned away. a stunning revelation that one s. bay university only helped six homeless students. students who struggle to find. share their stories. ["white rabbit" by jefferson airplane] ♪ one pill makes you larger ♪ and one pill makes you smaller ♪ ♪ and the ones that mother gives you ♪ ♪ don't do anything at all ♪ remember what the dormouse said ♪ welcome aboard. ♪ feed your head >>> after weeks of threats from president trump the epa has indeed sent the city of san francisco a notice saying it is in violation of the clean water act. the epa claims homeless are a risk to the water supply. and that waste and debris going into the storm dr

he was always full on, almost like, give the ball to kyle!oted in public school privilege, there was no silver spoon. single mum donna raised kyle on a south london estate where he attended a local comprehensive. how important is it that someone like him came from a state school? you know what, i think if you had a richter scale or something he would be at the top of the list, that somebody from a state school has made it through the rugby world. in the past, his hot head has seen him targeted by the opposition as an emotional time bomb. but sinckler has worked hard since to control that temper and, in turn, become a role model for those following in his considerable footsteps. we are super proud, we really are, because the players love him and if he scores, if they win on saturday it will be so fantastic. the noise here will be amazing. sinckler is carrying a calf injury but hopes to be fighting fit on saturday where a devoted corner of south london will be his loudest fans. england have lost to south africa before. could that happen again?

kyle carpenter joins me now, good to see you again.me before and it's great to see you again. kyle, i want you to recount a story from the book about your mom and a very low moment that you had in the middle of this recovery and how she was able to get you on the other side of that. >> i was injured in november november 2010. that following spring i went home for a few months to recover one more barracks space opened up on the base. i was sitting on the kitchen counter. i had struggled as an understatement, but i struggle to make a bowl of cereal. at this point i still had no teeth. i had many reconstructive surgeries to go to repair my job and not only was it hard to make a bowl of cereal, but as i was eating it, i had nerve damage, couldn't feel my face, but milk was going everywhere and i couldn't even eat a bowl of cereal. and i think i stayed strong for my family and trying to stay strong for myself and those around me up until that point but in that moment i completely broke and i was crying and i continued to cry harder and hard

kyle, what do you think? >> i completely agree.remember a certain president said if you like your health care coverage, you can keep your health care coverage. that was ruled to be true right before it was ruled to be false. paul: by politifact. >> that's right. this is a difficult thing he's being asked to do. think back. as far as political rhetoric goes, thomas jefferson and john adams called each other pretty nasty things but here we are. >> i think mark zuckerberg's speech was very important. he came out against censorship. we have to understand, there are a lot of people on the left who think some conservative ideas are morally unacceptable and should be suppressed. that's what's happening on campuses for the last four or five years to a lot of professors including liberal professors. so mark zuckerberg making clear his position on this i think was a big stie step. paul: when we come back, kim strassel on her new book and the he potential long-term damage to american institutions and norms fact is, every insurance company hop

kyle: of course. it is absolutely ridiculous that u.s.iving up their morality and their freedoms and liberties, especially their freedoms of speech in exchange for chinese money. think about what this process is teaching our children. it is teaching our children we need to shine china's shoes for money and checked our morality at the door and our humanity at the door? what we are doing is insane. the good news is the fact that they have brought this, the nba has brought this into the mainstream u.s. population. on the chats and the boards, this will be a bad move on china's part because the rank and file of the u.s. population is going to understand how china is trying to export totalitarianism. guy: you think that makes it harder for the president to do a deal? you think what is happening in hong kong -- again, that is on people's tv screens every night. you think those things make it harder? politics is much more widely understood. you think that makes it harder for the president to do a deal? kyle: the nba problems make it more difficu

. >> kyle! >> hopefully, kyle heard that. and this group of early risers took on a grueling fitness challenge in the parking lot at omni fight club in liver more. they raised money for officer kyle henrickson and his family of six. his wife and children were at the challenge along with first responders with several agencies in the east bay and those wanting kyle to know they are fight alongside him as well. he was first diagnosed last year and has endured a brave battle. he wasn't able to attend the challenge after his treatments but his family says he is truly touched and blessed by all of the love and support. he says he will never give up the fight. today's fitness challenge raised $8,000 for the kyle kicks cancer fundraiser. the goal is to raise $15,000. so you can still participate in the challenge at any gym or any omni club and we will post more information on our web page at kpix.com. >>> it's a great fundraiser and you know, speaking of a challenge, brian is running across the studio now, you can join this challenge

kyle allwood is charged with five counts of first degree murder.people died in the april fire including some of kyle's young relatives. we spoke exclusively with kyle's mother. >> reporter: katie allwood tells us prosecutors have gone too far in charging her son. she says because of multiple death threats, kyle is having to live with other relatives. but she also says he was recently diagnosed with a form of schizophrenia, adhd and bipolar disorder. she says her son is a loving person who deserves a second chance. >> everyone is looking at him like he's some kind of monster, but that's not who she is. >> reporter: katie fighting back tears as she speaks about her 9-year-old son kyle charged this week with killing five people back in april when he set fire to the family home. >> yes, it's a horrible tragedy but it's still not something to throw his life away over. >> the victims are all members of the family. katie's other children, her grandmother, her fiance and her niece. katie was in the home when the fire broke out while most of the victims wer

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. >>> kyle shanahan will lead undefeated 49ers into washington.ries, lot of them not great. staff fired after four seasons. kyle said one thing he liked about time with the skins. >> being able to work with my dad, be around other good coaches. >> what was worst part? >> everything else. i liked a lot of the players. good people. darren waller, emerging as leading receiver this year. reward today, $9 million a year reportedly. green bay on sunday. >>> speed chestnut coached me up, i lost a bet. had to eat two foot longs. done in 20 minutes. >> he did it. >> good work. >> now make sure there's no reversal of fortune. >> why go there? abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> why not? >> joey said o they give us excellent customer otservice, every time.e. our 18 year old was in an accident. usaa took care of her car rental, and getting her car towed. all i had to take care of was making sure that my daughter was ok. if i met another veteran, and they were with another insurance company, i would tell them, you need to join usaa because they have

as we have been saying, kyle sinckler started his rugby career here.b, coming to this money. tell us, all those years ago, but he was eight, but did you see in him? he was a big lad, ran very well. he looks like a natural player and he develops admirably please to see. he was very motivational but other kids, as well. tammy elizabeth about how he is to write messages on his arms to get himself going? he listened to what the coaches said, he sometimes wrote stuff down so that he would remember all these things are motivating himself. he was a great guy to coach, he was brilliant. just listened and did what they coaches wanted to do, that is why he is such a great player now. how do you think you'll be feeling right now? just a few moments away from going out on pitch. he'll be really excited, he will be ready for this, he really will be ready for this, he really will be. people have been coached really well by the england guys and he will be firing to get going. he will be brilliant i'm sure will be. history is amazing, he went to scylla did not even pl

kyle huecheck. they need him. . >> let's take a live look outside. you are good wednesday morning.e watching the winds with this wind event. likely the strongest one this season. not too breezy out they're in some spots and calm conditions looking at west northwest winds at 20 and downtown san francisco, 5 miles per hour winds in oakland. four in ananilr rkelbeu through freeways and the areas where we have tunnels along highway 24. no delays but with the power outage cal tran is working to make sure there's a backup power supply. so far it is looking like things are okay as you travel through there. no delays and the same for the tunnel along highway one between pacifica and half moon bay. >>> we got the nhl shot. a virtual icon to the san jose sharks franchise has joined this team. patrick marlowe. 20 years, the all time leader in goals in games played. what effect did that have on on nashville. they were winless going in. spirit was willing but the spirit did self- inflicd d a turnover flips followsberg. that made it 4-1 nashville won 5-2 and the sharks are 0-4. we got playoff ba

. >>> kyle shanahan will lead undefeated 49ers into washington. have memories, lot of them not grt.taff fired after four seasons. kyle said one thing he liked about time with the skins. >> being able to work with my dad, be around other good coaches. >> what was worst part? >> everything else. i liked a lot of the players. good people. >> at least he was honest. darren waller, emerging as leading receiver this year. reward today, $9 million a year reportedly. green bay on sunday. >>> speed chestnut coached me up, i lost a bet. had to eat two foot longs. done in 20 minutes. >> he did it. >> good work. >> now make sure there's no reversal of fortune. >> why go there? abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> why not? >> is that for me? mhm aaaah! nooooo... nooooo... nooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent than the leading ordinary brand. [son loudly clears throat] sigh [mom and dad laugh] bounty, the quicker picker upper. >>> that is our report. appreciate your time as always. dan ashley, for drew and l@@ ♪ ♪ shine for th

we're back with dan henninger, allysia finley and kyle peterson.sense of how we got to the situation where we have fires and blackouts. >> pg&e is in bankruptcy right now, partly because -- namely because it has been held responsible for two dozen fires in the last few years caused by its equipment. it has $30 billion in liabilities. the state has basically told the utilities and especially pg&e, in order to avoid more fires and more liabilities, you guys can turn off the power preemptively. well, we don't know for certain but it seems like even though pg&e did do a blackout in sew sa county, it failed to turn off the transmission wires and that seems to have perhaps caused the latest fire. paul: is newsom correct to blame pg&e for all of this because pg&e is a public utility. >> it's a wholly owned subsidiary of sacramento. it's regulated by the state public utility commission which oversees the safety. the problem is, it hasn't focused on safety. it focused on renewable and green energy and imposed various mandates, renewable energy mandates, 60%

there is a new face at the top of british men's tennis, the new number one is dan evans, replacing kylehe has won the first set on the break of service down early in the second. i tennis correspondentjoins me now. a few months after returning from a job and it's been an impressive rise in the rankings. yes, a few months after returning without a ranking, he own fault as he said so many times testing positive for cocaine but it's hard when you've been away from the torah. you need to fight your way back, short of matches and it can be quite difficult to pay back matches in the early stages as andy murray is finding out at the moment but he had a very consistent year in particular and he was the runner up in florida in february and he reached the third round of the us open and wimbledon before that and he is deservedly the british number one and kyle edmonds said when he became british number one for the first time i don't feel like the british number one because of course and murray reno has not been able pay as much as you would like. and di maria looming large in the background. i gues

they visit the 1-5 redskins, a homecoming of sorts for kyle shanahan.dinator from 2010 to 2013, working for mike, his father, the head coach. it started good then went bad. the whole staff ended up getting fired. kyle was asked about his washington experience. >> being able to work with my dad and be around some other good coaches. >> what was the worst part? >> everything else. [ laughter ] i liked a lot of the players. some good people. >> maybe not the owner. niners winning with a suffocating defense, running game and flashes in the passing attack. niners' best receiver, kittel. we sat down with kittel courtesy of panda express. he has a huge tattoo of the joker on his arm. it's there for a reason. every so often you'll see kittel tap his forearm to help him refocus when things go wrong. >> on my wrist tape i drive a circle, like a reset button. if you have a bad play, hit it. if you ever see me slap my forearm, that's me resetting. >> that's interesting. > physical cues. >> what are the qualities, you could have had batman. you could have had superm

. >>> earlier this week kyle shanahan was asked about his time as offensive coordinator in washingtonwith a straight face. safe to say this game had a little extra juice for kyleturnr the shutout victory over the redskins, kyle gave his dad the game ball. >> i'm always a little more sensitive to this because of what i went through with my dad here. that's why it was nice to get the win. you also want to take care of things the right way when you're bothered by how some things have been for a family member. >> we were aware. it was a game we wanted to win. >> chief's quarterback situation is uncertain because patrick mahomes dislocated his kneecap thursday. for the th disio day. oakland looked like they were ready to retake the lead when derek carr rolled right and fumbled the ball into the end zone laid leading to a back. >> it's so tough just as a competitor in that spot, like how we all just run out at the two. hindsight it's one of those plays if you score even's high fiving you . you fumble the ball. everyone's like do it better. go with two hands next time. that's completely my f

kyle was asked about his favorite memory in washington. >>> being able to work with my dad. be around other good coaches.>>>raiders signed darrell waller to the 2023 season. pay him reportedly $9 million a year. while her battle a drug problem earlier in his career. and is now two years sober. he leads oakland with 37 catches the season. while it might have to lift to that deal immediately. the team's number one wideout williams who missed oaklands game in london against the bears still not practicing. he has a foot injury. for the official medical diagnosis for williams injury let's go to doctor gruden. >>> he has a foot problem. he has a plantar fascia. we believe it is planner fasciitis. whatever that is. he has. it is not getting much better. >>> he just wants him on the field. >>> stretched the cavs. haven't we all had that? that is a common thing. the raiders. >>> they play sunday. you're on the big five. 10 am start. post game show >>> the late show is up next. start tomorrow morning at - [announcer] the following is a sponsored presentation for the yancey way to real

it happened while kyle busch clipped the back of brendon gone's car.walked away unhurt. >>> the washington nationals are one win away from earning a spot in the world series. the nationals crushed the st. louis cardinals 8-1 in game three. they take the lead in the national championship series. washington will host game four tonight. >>> and coming up on "cbs this morning," bestselling author john grisham tells us about his new novel, "the guardians." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ng new johnsbut we're also a cancer fighting, hiv cont joint replacing, and depression relieving company. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of you. full of flavor. color. full of... woo! full of good. so you can be too. try our new warm grain bowls today. order now on grubhub. swim try our new warm grain bowls today. meets every saturday. flings, now...it's thursday. tnn with oxi boost and febreze odor remover. gain flings. seriously good scent >>> our top stories this morning -- president trump says u.s. troops being pulled out of syr

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sports is next. >>> kyle shanahan is about to take a walk down memory lane. this weekend the 49ers head coach is returning to washington. the 49ers arrived in d.c. on friday. they're hoping to stay undefeated. shanahan was the offensive coordinator for four seasons in washington under his dad mike who was the head coach. it's been six years since they were both fired. he said the best part of washington of course was working with dad. as for the worst part --? >> everything else. [ laughter ] >> i liked a lot of the players. good people. >> well, kick-off is set for tomorrow morning at 10:00. as for the raiders they're trying to pull off something they haven't done since the early '90s, beat the packers. green bay has won seven in a row against the silver and black. the panthers are 5-1 on the season. oh, yeah. they have one of the best quarterbacks in the nfl, aaron rodgers. >> when we go out there it is going to be a tough, physical football game. it's going to be tough. they are a good team with great coaches. you never under estimate aaron rodgers. the gu

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. >> reporter: katie alwood admits her nine-year-old son kyle had a problem with starting fires, buts he made a mistake when he set their home ablaze in april, killing five relatives. does he have a history with starting fires? h yes. yes. and i fire-proofed my entire iruse. >> reporter: prosecutors haven't said how kyl ce stfi hd imth warh fivee re. tahehiand murder and arson for grandmother, as well as hisother mother's fiancÉ and his two- year-old cousin. >> i stood at the window, and i told my kids i was sorry i couldn't save them, mommy was right here and i loved them.ort reyod t >> i don>>'t know orse,s w hearing him scream or when it stopped. >> she was amazing. he reporter: katie's sister samantha lost her daughter rose, and wants her nephew to be punished. >> at the end of the day, whether he meant to or not, he knew what fire did. ,e killed her. the only thing keeping me going. >> reporter: kyle is expected to face a judge inside this courthouse on october 21. his meal state is a crucial component of this case. >> he has schizophrenia. >> reporter: and when was he diagnosed

in the sun, kyle bile.d out of the programme — have been leaked to mps, who've accused itv of corporate failure. and in the mirror, from speaker of the house to i'm a celebrity. the paper sastohn bercow had been in talks to appear in the new series next month but itv wouldn't match his £1 million pay demand. that's a lot of money. donald trump didn't have a lot of confirmatory things to say aboutjeremy corbyn. he thinks is bad and he repeated it continually. i think donald trump i believe thinks he's doing boris johnson gave it. he is a big fan of doris. butjeremy corbyn will love the fact is being attacked by donald trump. a lot of his arguments about the dangers of a post brexit us uk trade deal and the potential that has four damaging the nhs. it's really interesting that trump wades in and says borisjohnson and farage needs to do a deal, exactly what his friend nigel farage have been arguing for the tory have resisted. it might mean the brexit party stands aside in constituencies where they are vying fo

third period kyle skates in and rips it right past marty jones. predators win 4-1.e sharks are 0-4 on the season. on the flip side of the coin the undefeated 49ers are in the national headlines after that dominating performance last night on monday night football. despite all the excitement though today some bad news. all pro fullback kyle juszczyk injured his knee. he is expected to miss four to six weeks. they play against the rams this sunday. we are back in a tv just keeps getting better. how you watch it does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> high fire danger and planned power shutoffs. we are tracking when and where pg&e could cut the cord. >>> plus, scammers are getting smarter. >> tomorrow morning 4:30 to 7:00. >>> a reminder now if you lose

kyle, start us off. >> i will give a hit to ellen degeneres.ed progressives on the internet. i don't know if they wanted ellened to do a citizens' arrest, but to her credit, she didn't back down. she said i'm friends with george bush. when i say be kind, not only to people the same way you do. paul: and she's a packer fan. dan. >> montgomery, alabama, elected its first black mayor. clearly, this has political and moral implications while given the significance of montgomery in the civil rights struggle. mr. reid said in his victory speech this was about the collective hopes of everybody in month bombly. and i think -- montgomery. this sort of is a heartening example of the civil rights struggle being fulfilled. paul:allysha. >> this is the hit to boston children's hospital, they created a cure for one child with a rare genetic neurological disorder, and for this -- i think she's 3 years old when she was diagnosed. and this may be the key to modern medicine where researchers are able to pinpoint the cause of one gene that's causing a disease and

former british noi kyle edmund has slumped to his eighth—straight defeat. sets by us open semi—finalist matteo berrettini in the first round of the vienna 0pen. edmund showed glimpses of his best form, taking the opening set but errors crept into his game and the italian, who's ranked 11th in the world, came back to win. edmund is now 75th in the world rankings, and hasn't won since beating nick kyrgios in montreal in early august edmund's latest defeat could also damage his hopes of being picked by great britain for the davis cup finals in madrid next month. andy murray returns for the first time in three years. he won the european 0pen yesterday, his first singles title in two—and—a—half years following a second hip operation in january. also in the squad are dan evans, jamie murray and neal skupski, with either edmund or cameron norrie likely to take the last place. let's take a quick look at some other stories making the news today. new research has found that former professional footballers are over three times more likely die of dementia than people o

kyle i'm going to start with you.going on in the white house, has his words had any impact on what is happening on capitol hill, on the impeachment inquiry? >> you can't overstate how monumental what he said was to the ongoing inquiry. they have been trying to determine was there a quid pro quo, and he just said it on live tv, and you know now the investigation takes on a different tenor. >> gym bi throw this out to everybody, and just jump in. i talk about this in the first hour, but -- okay, the president says things that we can hear, that we can read, and it says everything we need to know and they continue to try to tell us that we have not read what we read and we have not heard what we heard. is that going to work in the end? >> that is what he believes. he has said that. what you see is not what it is. if you say this is how it is and it is fine, his base will stay with him. hopefully congressional republicans stay with him, and so long as they do they will keep the strategy. they never veered from that strateg

him, the rest of the england players were out there training, including jonny may, 0wen farrell and kylering from injuries they picked up at the weekend. england say they expect all of them to be fine for saturday and they are looking forward to the challenge of facing south africa. they are very big people, but then again we have a few big blokes on our team, they have already come out and said they will fight fire with fire, so bring it on. it is a final, you have to front up to it, and it is one of their biggest assets, so something we have been working on. they have many different threats as well as their forward pack. eddiejones names his team for the final on thursday and the big question, will he stick with george ford at fly half or will he play captain 0wen farrell there with henry slade in the centre? 0ne selection issue which has been resolved, the referee for the final has been named, jerome garces from france will be the man in charge. before them on friday night will be wales against new zealand in the third placed playoff. it'll be a send off, for both head coaches — warre

kyle edmunds is out of the shanghai masters as poorform continues — he lost to france's jeremy chardy lose british number one status — with dan evan's taking over when the news rankings are published. tottenham have confirmed that their captain and goalkeeper hugo lloris won't return to training with the club until next year. he sustained a dislocated elbow during the 3—0 defeat to brighton on saturday. fabian delph has withdrawn from the england team for their upcoming euro 2020 qualifier in the czech republic and bulgaria. the midfielder picked up an injury during everton‘s premier league defeat at burnley on saturday. england's women footballers face portugal tomorrow looking to bounce back from their defeat to brazil last week. since reaching the world cup semi—finals, phil neville's side have been struggling — with four defeats in five games. they'll also be without midfielderjill scott who's withdrawn with injury. her absence will give her more time to focus on coaching — a career she's told us she's looking to pursue once her playing days are over. as you're getting a bit older

his is kyle. it's 4-1.te beauchamp, who has pled not guilty to shoplifting and violating his parole, represents the third kind of inmate housed in the unit. >> he is actually a straight guy. he is straight. he is not gay at all. >> during his interview process for his housing he said he was homosexual. so he was housed in the homosexual unit, upon his request. every inmate signs a form requesting to go into the homosexual unit. it's under their own free will. >> some straight men look to the homosexual unit as a safe harbor compared to the predatory environment found in many other units. >> i had one or two gay men tell me go to the gay pod. you will be taken care of. i have had other guys in there write me, like show me, show me your penis and all this stuff like that. i am like, okay, whoa, back up. i'm not like that. little do they know that i am straight. >> bexar county don't really care. >> beauchamp says most inmates here have been respectful of his sexuality. >> eloy, he is very flamboyant. come up

. >> kyle, kyle, what have you been hearing? >> well, two things really struck me. the people that were coming out of the room and speaking in almost hyperbolic tones about what they heard in there were not the people that were typically on the front lines of this investigation. these were members of the committees that have a role, but haven't necessarily been the people that are sort of the spokespeople for what's going on. you saw in their eyes, essentially, that they had really felt like this is a turning point in this investigation that could accelerate the pace of impeachment. but the second piece is that what you didn't hear, which was republicans did nott really co out and offer a full-throated defense or refutation of what taylor said, as we heard from other witnesses and other moments in this investigation.ea >> that's a really interesting point. there is a moment, your point about this sort of scrupulous collection of detail here. and we know this is someone who is trying to kind of paper this, as one says, when he was writing in text. in his testimony he

kyle edmund is out of the paris masters.mber one novak djokovic in the third round, with djokovic winning 7—6, 6—1. the serb will face greek stefanos tsitsipas in the quarter finals.

lieutenant colonel kyle walton. a (applause) (applause) >> louis morales. thank you luis.se) coral royals park. (applause) sergeants first class howard, deep sanders, john warden, dylan bear and ryan wallin. (applause) va tv thank you fellows and very importantly afghan translators up (inaudible) how is that? okay? not that? he said it was okay. he said it was okay. thank you both very much. fantastic job. i assume you all agree with this choice. they all agree. thank you very much and i agree to. staff sergeant ronald was with us in reference to the year and it's been so long in the ceremony and the middle of honor and are both here together. each in every one of you i want to thank you for your fearless defense and what you have done for our country. you value our bravery and your heart and your soul and it's incredible. the battle of shock valleys a testament with the skill and unstoppable might of the united states and their special forces. behind me that really held a high ground and an element of surprise with everything they're not supposed to have but they had one

to categorize the issues into these general categories of sentencing reform and prison reform, and kylesequences -- and consequences and reentry. host: the argument you're making is that longer sentences are leading to more crime. that.n how does less incarceration translate into more public safety? guest: you become a professional criminal, and at some point you are going to get out. it is not that complicated. that is the argument. particularly in nonviolent crimes -- and as you know, this bill increased the predicate offenses that would qualify you for some of the more egregious sentencing. about thisly like bill, though, was re-visitation of the issue of mandatory minimums. lots of judges, i am sure you have interviewed judges over the years, they had mandatory minimums and love discretion. the general public does not love vesting judges with discretion in many of these cases, but i remember we debated the state legislature three times, three-time loser daytime house breakers. the predicate was three-time loser. a crime ofalify as violence that led to 25 and no parole. is that fair?

. >> reporter: prosecutors haven't said how kyle started the fire. they charged him with five counts of murder and arson for taking the life of his baby brother and sister, his grandmother, as well as his mother's fiance and his 2-year-old cousin. >> i stood at the window, and i told my kids i was sorry i couldn't save them. mommy was right here and i loved them. >> reporter: so there was a moment where you could hear them screaming? >> i don't know what's worse, hearing him scream or when it stopped. >> june, just amazing. >> reporter: katie's sister samantha lost her daughter rose and wants her nephew to be punished. >> at the end of the day, whether he meant to or not, he knew what fire did. he killed the only thing keeping me going. >> reporter: kyle is expected to face a judge inside this courthouse on october 21st. his mother tells cbs news his mental state is a crucial component of this case. >> he has schizophrenia. >> reporter: and when was he diagnosed with schizophrenia? >> not even a month before the fire. and he was on medication. >> rep