. >> let him go. the only thing his mother has is her only child, let him go. ♪ >> her name is carol dodge and the amazing story she will tell us tonight began on the worst day of her life. it was a thursday, june 13th, 1996, mid-morning. she placed a call to a beauty salon to talk to her daughter, angie. >> i dialed angie's number at work and a lady answered. i said, this is carol dodge, angie's mom. she said, angie has been found dead. >> just over the phone. >> i remember saying, god, no, please no. this can't be real. >> happened it turned out the night before in the tiny second floor walkup where the independent 18-year-old had just started to build her life. stabbed to death, her throat cut and carol was haunted by a conversation she had with angie that very week. >> that's what she said to me, mom, i've done something really stupid. >> did you say to her what did you do? >> no, i didn't want to pry. >> what could it have been that something stupid? would it lead to murderer? >> idaho falls, ida

let him, let him go. you catch up. and then come back around for blocking.ny. this is just howard. then let's get -- then come this way. is that what you need? action. howard. howard, talk to me. talk to me! talk to me! would you like to listen to me? okay, good. now -- let's cut. i need you to be -- talk to me. talk to me; listen to me. much more aggressive at the top. even higher. talk to me; talk to me. then "okay, listen to me" would be the same -- probably inflection, the same energy. and then, in fact, yeah, yeah, yeah. "yes, let me remind you of the upside here." you know it's funny. i won't even look at you until then; okay? let's do it one more time. scene 7, shot 7, take 5. action. they didn't say anything to you? no. howard. howard, talk to me. talk to me! you talk to me! okay. you listen to me. now let me remind you of the upside here. you put in a million dollars, a year and a half, two years, three years at the outside -- you're looking at taking out four million dollars! lenny, i know the math. good! i just want to rethink things. howard, howa

. >> they depicted him as one who likes to drink, they let him go but a mailer that called him a communist is a disgrace. >> it's a disgrace who calls america home, it's a disgrace. >> he's running for a second term against five other candidates. the mayoral shows a picture of him with a vietnamet flag. the words under it, who is this yellow star going to serve? the other side shows images of chi minh. >> these types of mailers, hate mail, they bring back traumatic experiences for my mother -- >> it upset me, the vietnamese community is very sensitive to accusations of communism, and this man is not endorsing any candidate s remarks he's upset that there was money spent on a mayoral about communism and what's happening with national politics. >> it's a mirror of the vitriol happening at the national level. i would like to think that we in the south bay can rise above it. >> they say it's funded by the south bay sb coalition pack. the statement is, they say in part. we never called him a communism, however, his questionable actions as a vietnamese american mayor reflects values comparable t

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he will go as far as he will let him go.ident trump he has not taken action against russia in regards to ukraine. >> the president has not responded directly to this, however he did come out with this statement. europe has to pay their fair share for protection, and the uk has taken advantage of us on trade and don't live up to their military commitment through nato. things must change fast. so to come out with that after russia fires on ukrainian ships, what message does that send? >> well, when the president challenges nato and the commitment to nato it's falling right into mr. putin's hand by weakening the trance atlantic partnership by weakening the eu and nato, and that's strengtheni strengthening russia's influence. >> do you think president trump should cancel his meeting with vladimir putin? >> if he has it, it should be focussed on ukraine and what russia is doing and the president has to do a transparent standing up to putin as to what he is doing and make it clear there will be consequences unless he backs off of

he'll go as far as we let him go. what president trump, that president trump has not taken direct action against russia in regards to ukraine. >> that is democratic senator ben carden calling out president trump for not taking direct action against russia for its aggression against ukraine that continues even no weekend. the two countries have been in this undeclared war for about five years now. quick trip down memory lane. this started in 2014 when russianvaded and occupied the peninsula. now the tensions are hitting a real flash point. ukraine is accusing russia of warmongering for firing on and seizing three crew yukrainian s hurting six sailors. it separates the black sea. russell claims the vessels were trespassing. it shows the moment the ship slammed into the boat. this was shot from the russian vessel. it's not clear how. there's the impact. it's not how clear ukraine obtained that footage. the escalation has been trigg triggering to hold an emergency meeting. that will start in about 19 minutes now. the timi

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let go. and to him, it just doesn't add up. natsot/reporter"are you done?" im furkin/former teacher "yeah, i've had enough. and it's a shame. that's what i'm going to miss, i'm going to miss the kids." (justine) that was any banker that was (justine) (justine) that was any banker reporting. the 66-year-old furkin wasn't just a teacher at parkway schools. he is also a graduate. (jrstone) now take a look at this -- a baby deer apears to have lost its way as it comes onto the porch of someone's home in texas. a video survallience camera captured these moments while the family waited inside the house.(jrstone) one family member said it was trying to jump through their windows and eventually the deer was successful.(justine) it broke a back bedroom window and then leapt through. here's video of the dear in the house... the family did call for help. police responded to the home and they had to move furnature to create a chute furnature to create a chute to usher the frightened faun through the house. <"she said no, there is a deer. and all of sudden, it's hitting t

attack it was said that the attacker was actually arrested eight months prior but officials had let him gothey said he was known for his links to extend extremist groups and that m i five intelligence sources actually believes he believed he supported isis as well as at some point counter terrorism police had discovered that these said during this these inquiries being carried out with the committee that these documents could have been used for prosecution under the terrorism act again on the westminster attacker they also said that authorities had failed to connect the dots and that the attackers there also had known links to al qaida so a many many questions raised in this report in terms of potential errors that could have been avoided again now raising questions about whether or not some of those attacks could potentially have been prevented. all right thank you so much for bringing us the details on the story there was a correspondent in there reporting live from our studio in london. religious and the west bank are still unsure of the fate of their homes and decision was taking in me

he won't be coming back.i dont blame the 9ers. they shouldve let him go. especially with his track recordrightme against the buccaneers, the 49er organization cut the linebacker from the team. we're only getting bits and pieces of what happened, but from what i understand it's the same young lady he was with before so the organization has to cut their ties to maintain their integritywe encountered some die hard niner fans that have been following foster's career ... who say ...reuben's had a difficult childhood, a very difficult upbringing. he's had a couple domestic violence incidents. this is the second one we know of with this particular female. so it's gonna be tough for him to rebound. he's gotta get his life togeher off the field before anything else.fresh out of jail, the 24 year old has no team, but some feel this isn't the end for him.i think he'll get picked up again. i doubt it'll be this season. but i think if he gets the proper help. hopefully his support staff will help him get the help he needs so he can make better decisions so someone will ick him up again. he's very talented.

man needs to get his life together, make some better choices.i dont blame the 9ers. they shouldve let him go. especially with his track record>( james ) according to court records... the victim is foster's on- and-off again girlfriend who he has had a history with after he was arrested in february following an incident at his home... those charges were dropped after she said she lied about the incident. ( james ) on the peninsula... police in palo alto are looking for a man who exposed himself to a teenage girl. this is the sketch of the man. investigators say the 14-year- old girl was walking her dog on east meadow drive last week when the suspect pulled up to the curb in a light brown or gold four door sedan. she says he asked for directions and exposed himself. the vehicle was last seen traveling east bound on east meadow drive. ( darya ) police in san leandro are investigating a body that was pulled out of the water near the san leandro marina. a passer-by walking the bay trail near the marina called police around 3:30 yesterday afternoon after finding the body. polcie say there was no i

no arrest, no jail time and let him go. >> reporter: the 21-year-old grandson did not want to show his face on camera. >> i feel really sad about it because she needed us all the time and i miss her a lot. >> reporter: certificates honoring her work with the tenant's association hang in the unit the family shares. san francisco police say her death was the second fatal traffic accident that day. a young woman on a motorcycle crashed into a car one block from where ying was killed. >> there are cars coming and going constantly. even though i know cars should stop i always like to double-check around here. >> reporter: in san francisco, kpix 5. >> it's been a terrible week for these kinds of accidents. google says one of its own employees was hit and killed in an accident near the google plex campus in mountain view identified as emily hong, who worked in the finance department. she was hit by a company bus and the driver of the bus is cooperating with investigators. >>> tonight president trump's relationship with the media has gone from bad to even worse. >> this is another cabinet memb

s loose by tweet but i think if the situation deteriorates then perhaps he will look at letting him go however as i said earlier i think mambas online will be able to ride this situation out i really do write with his powers his powers somewhat somewhat curbed meant president dead on has been very very careful hasn't he to to direct his comments his accusations at the crown prince and to all miss insulate king solomon he doesn't want there to be a complete overhaul of the saudi royal family but would he be satisfied if mohamed bin sound man is sidelined that basically stays imposed i don't think turkey wants to to you know bring this situation into a matter where is the whole blame game will turn into turkey you know affected the situation and mohammad's been so a lot of was like go i think you turkey wants this to to to to naturally happen as a result of the g. case but i just wanted to add to our previous guests comment. it is sure you know with regards i agree totally with regard to donald trump effect i mean mohamed to some was aggressiveness and the fact that he is not very experi

we are going to be talking about richard sherman coming back to seattle to face the team that let him gotendon rupture. he is not a happy camper about that. but, you know, here's what say >> you just expect after you have done so much for a franchise that they wouldn't cut you while you're hurting, you know? it's kind of more of a respect thing than anything. but, you know, they did so you got to kind of roll with the business. >> yeah. it is a business. professional football. it would be kind of cool if he had couple of interceptions. that would be great. >> and the big game, it's finally on after it se a little bad air conditions we suffered through. the big game and cal, we are going to be talking justin wilcox, one-on-one interview coming up. but cal has some work to do. they are underdogs but they have lost 8 consecutive times. saints and cowboys, fox 2 sports wrap with jason appelbaum and myself after the game. looking forward to it. >> thank you very much. coverage of thursday night football starts right after this break. we are heading over to ktvu plus, channel 36 for more news.

well psychiatric facility i'm not sure whether it was the be a or not but after that they just let him go and nothing happened so the question is what do you mean what does that mark monitoring means. and can we really monitor majority of veterans who come back with p.t.s.d. . while for some it wasn't their first experience of an armed attack a number of people in the borderline bar how to reportedly survive the las vegas music festival shooting last year. was the deadliest mass shooting by an individual in u.s. history the gunman opened fire from a hotel room to a crowd of twenty two thousand concert course killing fifty eight and injuring nearly five hundred. people who are now living through the nightmare again to say. he's the second time in a year in a month this is happened is a big thing for us big family and unfortunately this family got hit twice there are people that live whole lifetime with seen this and then there are people that have seen it twice a lot of my friends survived route ninety one survived that they will survive this frank bigger concern here is that we live in a

or not but after that they just let him go and nothing happened so the question is what do you mean what does that mont monitoring means. and can we really monitor the majority of veterans who come back with beat is the. bigger concern here is that we live in a culture of violence and i really think we will live in the front tier of society are our idea of expansion and our idea of military is deeply ingrained in our society and our psyche. the ukrainian parliament a tree unit known for its nazi links is suspected of training american white supremacist groups some of those right wing activists were later arrested for inciting violence during protests in the u.s. last year the f.b.i. we know is investigating allegations. the azoff but sally in is a paramilitary units of the ukrainian national guards which is known for his association with neo nazi ideology and use of nazi symbolism and which is beliefs of participated in training and radicalizing united states based white supremacist organizations this was a quote from a criminal complaint and the man who wrote it was behind investigating

or not but after that they just let him go and nothing happened so the question is what do you mean what does that mont monitoring means. and can we really monitor majority of veterans who come back with beat is the instead of actually creating the culture not only the culture bar also creating conditions where a veteran that he does need help he can go straight he doesn't have to drive an hour and a half to a clinic the a clinic so my closest point b.a.a. is literally an hour away and very familiar with that area actually crown point michigan city so that's kind of a very urban area people do have more access to health care there about that do you think that veterans always get the psychological help that they need what if anything needs to change on that front. well to be honest with you we just need more more funding through the to the v.a. and that help i mean i've been using i've been using v.a. healthcare system for past twelve years and i'm going to tell you that i in the in the beginning when i got out in two thousand and six he was a little bit shaky because i assume that the in

posted on twitter that they stand for the children of yemen but the message has backfired it's let him go into that now. just so you know children in yemen some of whom have never seen peace in their life are not alone says who saudi diplomats on twitter but something seems to be wrong with the photo op and that tweet probably because the reality for most children there looks more like this. or this there is more let's go back to what was under the photo it says your children are children is this really how you treat your children. these were the pictures now to some of the things that have been said by the u.n. children's fund experts in yemen every ten minutes a child dies from a disease that can easily be prevented yemen is one of the worst places to be as china is right now because she sees the order to the number of children minorities two million and the number of two that don't have access want the same with access to. the u.n. says since march twenty fifth being saudi led coalition air strikes have killed around thirteen hundred yemeni children and injured roughly the same number

or not but after that they just let him go and nothing happened so the question is what do you mean what does that mont monitoring means. and can we really monitor the majority of veterans who come back with beat is the. bigger concern here is that we live in a culture of violence and i really think we will live in the front year of society are our idea of expansion and our idea of military is deeply ingrained in our society and our psyche. right turning attention to russia where authorities launched a probe this week after pictures of a convicted gang member eating luxury food in prison were leaked online the infamous gangster was jailed for participating in a brutal mass murder in southern russia eight years ago. there can be few things more wretched than mass murdering people including children in cold blood this man was part of a gang that did it all on an adventure night eight years ago and then feasting on crab and caviar and throwing barbecue parties while in prison bitches love to pervert is one of the most new tourists russian criminals and he's serving a twenty year sentence. s

when you don't give the script and you let him go. no discipline.ng class thing is a bit of an act. i think he gets carried away with himself. i think he'll be destroyed and eaten up by president trump. ' the fern who is going to beat president trump is the western who won't go directly at him. jesse: that brings us to o'rourke. if he was running he would play nice in the democratic primary. he's so untested. yes he could raise a lot of money from small donors. but on a national level, do you think he's got a shot? >> he's got the charisma, charm and likability. he has 36 to $50 million. personally not charmed, but we can respect people who are good on cara and comfortable in their own skin. but he's too far to the left. he could have taken ted cruz if he was moderate. jesse: he said kneeling for the anthem was patriotic in texas. sanders has 19% in this poll. but i believe his moment was last name. the brokers in the democratic party won't let him take the nomination. he doesn't want to be a democrat. he was asked, are you part of the democratic pa

was supporters of sri lanka's ousted prime minister aren't going to let him go quietly by ronald wickramasinghe has refused to leave his official residence here in the capital since president my three policy are saying a fire him i'm suspended parliament on friday was. the president has been making the electoral mandate to strengthen democracy by trying to seize more executive power as we went and now it. presidents are saying or a sworn in mahinda rajapaksa as prime minister former president rajapaksa lost the election three years ago which was called after he scrapped the two term limit for the presidency. protesters on the parliament speaker say there's been a constitutional coupe the prime minister they say should be chosen by parliament not the president i think everyone is really surprised by what happened everyone but everyone needs to figure out how we can stop this. happening not. by the people of the right. while posters of rajapaksa have started appearing nationwide the former president hasn't yet spoken publicly about his new appointment the country's constitution which changed a co

they now have until december the 10th to file charges or let him go for that this is just an incredible. the underlying context has been a big international alliance between nissan, renault and mitsubishi. it is seen very much as embodied personally by carlos 6hosn. 0ne thing behind these moves against mr 6hosn has been concerns in this and that it was all getting a little bit too integrated and they were in some danger of losing their own identity. so, more... the fact that this detention will last that bit longer does undoubtedly intensify those questions about what is the future for this global alliance which, by some measures, was the biggest car producer on the planet. if anything you don't know? as andrew was talking about oil, we passed a note saying the can you do 6hosn? he gave usa saying the can you do 6hosn? he gave us a nod and away he went. thank you so much. he is amazing. in a moment we'll take a look through the business pages but first here's a quick reminder of how to get in touch with us. stay up to date with all the day's business news as it happens on the bbc‘s busi

mental well psychiatric facility i'm not sure whether it was to be a or not but after that they just let him go and nothing happened so the question is what do you mean what does that mark monitoring me. and can we really monitor majority of veterans who come back with p.t.s.d. . think the bigger concern here is that we live in a culture of violence i really think that we'll live in the front year of society are our idea of expansion on our idea of military is deeply ingrained in our society and our psyche. nearly seven thousand civilians have died in yemen since the beginning of the conflict in the country that figure just released by the u.n. high commissioner for human rights the u.n. also estimates that iraq half the yemeni population we're talking over ten million people now rely on international aid and are facing famine we have the harling story of one of the victims of the war. and i'm the last monday in the situation is getting race and race suffering from malnutrition and passed away from the nutrition after twenty days in hospital one of my neighbors call to say that one of my childr

well psychiatric facility i'm not sure whether it was the be a or not but after that they just let him go and nothing happened so the question is what do you mean what does that my monitoring means. and kim were really monitor majority of veterans who come back with p.t.s.d. . think bigger concern here is that we live in the. violence i really think that we're live in the front year of society are our idea of expansion on our idea of military is deeply ingrained in our society and our psyche. ok let's take another visit to worlds apart next and find out who excel is caught in the hot seat today this is our take. with all make this manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling class is protect themselves. with the famous merry go round be the one percent. we can all middle of the room six. million more you don't need. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter to us is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you want to the ultra rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent ri

well psychiatric facility i'm not sure whether it was the be a or not but after that they just let him go and nothing happened so the question is what do you mean what does that mark monitoring me. and kim really monitor majority of veterans who come back with it is he. or for some it wasn't their first experience solve an armed attack a number of people in the borderline bar how it all sort of pointedly survived the las vegas music festival shooting last year the talk was the deadliest mass shooting by an individual in u.s. history the gunman opened fire from a hotel room into a crowd of twenty two concert goers killing fifty eight and injuring hundreds. who are now living through the nightmare again to say. is the second time in about a year in a month that this is happened is a big thing for us big family and unfortunately this family got hit twice there are people that live whole lifetime with not seen this and then there are people that have seen it twice a lot of my friends survived route ninety one if they survive that they will survive this thanks to bigger concern here is that we

ll my no arrest, no jail time, and let him go. >> ying was active in her community and honored for her work with the tenants association. san francisco police say her death was the second fatal traffic accident that day. a young woman on a motorcycle crashed into a car one block from where ying was killed. >>> a google employee was hit and killed in a an accident near the campus in mountain view. she has been identified as emily hong. she worked in the finance department at the company. she was hit by a company shuttle bus on monday night near charleston road and hough avenue. police say that the driver of the bus is cooperating with the investigation. >>> time now 4:41. anne makovec is continuing to monitor developments in the mass shooting in southern california from our live news desk. >> also coming upthngssive ar f >> and taking a live look outside, in san francisco, 60 degrees. you can see the commuters making their way into and out of the city. it is 4:41. it's time for sleep number's veterans day sale on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatica

let go. you have information about that quick. >> his papers reflect dewey was snookered into letting him go with that intelligence that pressured him to be governor of new york because allegedly he would arrange protection on the docks in new york and make contacts of these associates like in sicily to land easier those are probably not true that was largely invented but they do tell that he was very resistant to letting luciano go. but on the condition that he would accept extradition but he has become a romantic feature to a lot of writers but they have not looked at the trial transcript so it's pretty clear there was no framing going on. that we differ over what he was convicted of. >> you alluded to your grandmother's brother's treatment at harvard her brother came to harvard in 1921 to get a masters in literature and had gone to howard as an undergraduate and while there he was informed although a one-year masters program, when i first came across for those that were told under amherst are also giving masters degree in one year so he was quite upset and he resisted it and frankly the reasoning he could not afford he did no

you know, best would be that the president put him up and let's let him go through the process, but one thought i have is all of this will be trumped soon by mueller. i have to believe this is about to come to a conclusion and finally we will see what he has. >> do you think it's in the president's head this weekend? >> yeah. john, mueller was quiet through adhering to the guideline within the justice department of not doing anything close in time to an election, but what really is there left as far as we know for him to do other than question the president? i am not convinced that ever happens and i am not convinced mueller needs to question the president through enter raug in ra raug. >>> the president was singled out for particular scorn by the french president. if you listen carefully -- not even that carefully to what emmanuel macron said. we will discuss that next. your insurance rates skyrocket after a scratch so small you could fix it with a pen. how about using that pen to sign up for new insurance instead? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their

when you don't give the script and you let him go. no discipline.class thing is a bit of an act. i think he gets carried away with himself. i think he'll be destroyed and eaten up by president trump. ' the fern who is going to beat president trump is the western who won't go directly at him. jesse: that brings us to o'rourke. if he was running he would play nice in the democratic primary. he's so untested. yes he could raise a lot of money from small donors. but on a national level, do you think he's got a shot? >> he's got the charisma, charm and likability. he has 36 to $50 million. personally not charmed, but we can respect people who are good on cara and comfortable in their own skin. but he's too far to the left. he could have taken ted cruz if he was moderate. jesse: he said kneeling for the anthem was patriotic in texas. sanders has 19% in this poll. but i believe his moment was last name. the brokers in the democratic party won't let him take the nomination. he doesn't want to be a democrat. he was asked, are you part of the democratic party

chuck points out -- >> well, we can't let him go. >> senator flake. you are going up to new hampshire a lot more starting on january 4th? >> you no longer have a day job? >> well, i can tell you and i have said on record many times that i hope the republicans does run. enou to remind republicans what conseativism really is. i hope somebody does. >> it does not sound like no. >> john kasich had talked about it. a i may head thein. i think there is values in reminding republicans what republicans traditionally has been. believing in free trade and le strong americaership. that's absent now. chuck, you said it earlier tonight, this is the president's party. there is no doubt. it is going to be quite difficult now and probably even more polarizing as the house investigates the president and shuts the place down in terms of legislation being passed. the senate probably being more defensive on behf of the president and you know before the accidently manning the barrade for him. that's typically how it goes and ifou think it has been lik that in the past two

with the president won't let him go. >> there are 3 big bucket issues, judicial nominees between now and the end of the year, judicial nominees that haven't gone through committee and the special counsel issue. one of the things donald trump has done a phenomenal job on is great judges. in a coalition he put together in the 2016 election a bunch of people excited about supreme court nominees and judges he pledged to nominate and he has done that and on the judiciary committee, an all-time record at confirming circuit court judges, 31 pending judges on the for so senator flake's threat doesn't touch those 31 since we have a lot of votes. then there are a bunch of judges, still trying to get through the judiciary committee, chairman grassley, the outgoing chairman will head over to finance, would like to move a lot and then there's the special counsel protection bill, bob mueller's work is important and needs to be protected but i don't think there will be a vote on that piece of legislation. there's just a lot on the calendar. >> do you think you should be? >> it is not can skip throu

third quarter, it's harden, don't let him go left. and the lead is 11. , the pass, got called for a carry. that was the exchange here everybody is going to be watching. we're good. right now, the only thing that's not good is the score, because the rockets lead 68-55. they are in the third quarter. >>> the 121st of the big game edition will be played in berkeley this saturday, air quality permits. the cal basketball game canceled their game tonight because of smoke. might this be the year the cal bears end an eight-game skid against stanford? both at 6-4. the bears have won against washington and usc. lost a tight game to number eight washington state. the only problem is, they have scored 15 or fewer points in those games. the bears feel that they're turning a corner with their program. a victory in the big game is something they would never forget. >> 20 years from now, looking back on this team, whether we're seniors or freshman, i think we feel something special that's starting to show here. but it's not done yet. but yeah, moments like that, those ar

he says the secret service wouldn't let him go to that cemetery, the american cemetery in france, but then ultimately he chose not to go to arlington. and he actually said he regretted that decision. but how do you see it? >> first of all, to defend the secret service, they will never say what really happened. but i know the secret service a little bit. if the president says i want to go somewhere, they find a way to make it happen. and that cemetery in france, i've been there before, the martin cemetery outside of bella wood where the marines gained their fame is certainly a place where he could have gone to had he wanted to. and the secret service would have made it happen. okay. he can claim now that it was two hours away and they told him not to do it and it was too far away from air force one, personally i don't buy that. but secondly, arlington cemetery is not that far away from the white house. walter reed hospital is not that far away from the white house. the invictus games in d.c. is not that far away from the white house. so this is a president that tends to use troops when

bush, joe arpaio let him go and reported under bill clinton everything in that ad was false effort toread who else will democrats allowing, that had nothing to do with this, we are the good guys. >> the reason democrats are going to lose tomorrow as they persist in calling that racist ad. most people who watched that it wouldn't even occur to them. >> craven corporations. the reason willie horton was raising this, willie horton was black, when dukakis and other naÏve democrats make policies that don't care about the people people notice it, they don't care about the color. when you see that monster talking about murdering cops and he is protected is he said that. in another country they would eating with a piece of wood. they let him talk and carry him away and take care of. call those ads racist and put yourself on the edge. >> that does upset a lot of people who feel i'm not a racist and i get what the ad is saying. when you call it that that will motivate -- >> those people vote. >> you could make the argument he was let in under george w. bush, he was in a sanctuary city when he m

he won't be coming back.i dont blame the 9ers. they shouldve let him go. especially with his track recordright before the game against the buccaneers, the 49er organization cut the linebacker from the team. we're only getting bits and pieces of what happened, but from what i understand it's the same young lady he was with before so the organization has to cut their ties to maintain their integritywe encountered some die hard niner fans that have been following foster's career ... who say ...reuben's had a difficult childhood, a very difficulupbringing. he's had a couple domestic violence incidents. this is the second one we know of with this particular female. so it's gonna be tough for him to rebound. he's gotta get his life togeher off the field before anything else.fresh out of jail, the 24 year old has no team, but some feel this isn't the end for him.i think he'll get picked up again. i doubt it'll be this season. but i think if he gets the proper help. hopefully his support staff will help him get the help he needs so he can make better decisions so someone will ick him up again. he's ve

dismissing him as we got involved but the email chain instructs people to begin the process to let him go. heather: i know there was an email, a teacher said she didn't want to be involved. pascoe county director you mentioned is quoted as saying how we threaten them with their jobs, absolutely not. what is your take on this? school departments are saying we don't know what to do, we are trying to do our best, we have to think of the rights of these trends students but others said what about the parents, the other students, the boys in the locker room, their privacy rights? what position are you in with regard to this case? >> i was told the parents and students had no rights, just the female student. she was the only one to have rights. i mentioned they could get sued, they said we are the largest employer in pascoe county. if we get sued it is no big deal. heather: i want to give you a chance to respond to something, best practices guide to working with lgbt queue individuals, this has to do with questions of whether the student comes to a teacher, i don't feel safe because the transgen

he won't be coming back.i dont blame the 9ers. they shouldve let him go. especially with his track recordrightore the game against the buccaneers, the 49er organization cut the linebacker from the team. we're only getting bits and pieces of what happened, but from what i understand it's the same young lady he was with before so the organization has to cut their ties to maintain their integritywe encountered some die hard niner fans that have been following foster's career ... who say ...reuben's had a difficult childhood, a very difficult upbringing. he's had a couple domestic violence incidents. this is the second one we know of with this particular female. so it's gonna be tough for him to rebound. he's gotta get his life togeher off the field before anything else.fresh out of jail, the 24 year old has no team, but some feel this isn't the end for him.i think he'll get picked up again. i doubt it'll be this season. but i think if he gets the proper help. hopefully his support staff will help him get the help he needs so he can make better decisions so someone will ick him up again. he's very

detectives photographed them, before letting him go home.le, overnight, other detectives searched steve's office, his home, his garage. they took pictures. lots of pictures. after the autopsy, next afternoon, the medical examiner reported that carol died from blows to the head. administered by some blunt object. 7 times, her killer hit her. with what? the medical examiner offered an opinion. it looked like it might have been a golf club. and one more thing. carol herself might already be telling them who killed her. >> it's one of those moments that you go, "oh my goodness." >> reporter: the clue that police almost missed. will it help them crack the case? >> when "dateline" continues. why are you checking your credit score? you don't want to live with mom and dad forever, do you? i'm making smoothies! how do i check my credit score? credit karma. don't worry, it's free. credit karma. give yourself some credit. take new dayquil severe with vicks vapocool.asty cold, (acapella) whoa! (vo) and vaporize it with an intense rush of vicks vapors. (

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him some. and it's vice versa. everything that i do it comes from my heart. >> let's go there, entrepreneur. >> entrepreneur. >> i won't leave him in here for dead, man. he got 20 years. i got eight. i'm going to keep it 100 with him, you feel me? 100 i'll be till i d-i-e. >> just a few weeks later, joseph arnold was transferred to another prison, leaving tavaris lee back in santa rosa. >> certainly there was some sadness, some pain involved when they were separated. it's understandable. you don't have a lot. it's got to make the days easier when you find somebody that you bond with, i mean, that's really sometimes all you can have, especially santa rosa, because that was just a lockdown facility. >> yeah, i miss him. i miss him a lot. you know, a real true friend. >> has it been hard here without him? >> you know, in life we all got to accept that we got to move on with things, so you just cope with what you got in front of you and move, you know. >> despite the loss of his friend and business partner, lee has not given up on his dream of one day selling chain gang louis. in fact, he already planned an expansion to hi

because as we reported, it was george bush who let him back in and joe arpaio who let him go. >> lookave tolerated an open border and in some ways encouraged -- >> that's not what the ad said. the ad blamed democrats. >> that is absolutely right. and donald trump ran largely to stop that. the signature issue of his campaign was the wall, and you're right. illegal immigration has been tacitly approved by democrats and republicans for a very long time because the chamber of commerce and establishment republicans like cheap labor. the democrats saw votes and they wanted amnesty. they were both wrong and harmed america. trump ran against those forces -- >> there is a republican on the air who spoke with david axelrod who talked about labor and how we needed immigrants in this country, and we needed to figure out a way to make them legal, the folks who are coming, maybe they're coming in for amnesty because we actually need the labor in this country. >> we hear that a lot. one of the main reasons that working class wages stagnated in this country for so long is because we tolerated about a

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the bidens fostered him to good health and decided they just couldn't let him go. >>> we end the showday to one iconic mouse. mickey mouse now 90 years old. the beloved cartoon character dreamed up by walt disney made his debut on november 18th, 1928. the tv show in the united states "the mickey mouse club" was a big hit during the 1950s. you can find mickey mouse images on everything from t-shirts, lunch boxes, watches, of course those mouse ears on kids. kids always wear them at the disney theme parks. walt disney wanted to call him mortimer mouse until his wife said she preferred the name mickey better. >>> the this features oswald the lucky rabbit. they realized that he had a copy of the film when he read a book about it and contacted disney to say he purchased the film when he was in high school 70 years ago. wow. thank you for being with us. for "cnn newsroom," i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta. for our viewers in the united states, "new day" is next. for viewers around the world "earn burnett out front" is up next. thank you for watching cnn, the world news leader.