lon was hit and badly wounded. his first sergeant, a soldier by the name of frederick fuger, urged him to go to the rear. but lon refused and said, he'd fight it out or die in the attempt. bleeding and weak, he moved his remaining guns closer to the front. over 10,000 confederate infantry men advanced, elbow to elbow, in rows over a mile wide. peering through field glasses lon ordered his men to continue firing at the advancing columns. he used his own thumb to stop his gun's bent burning his fingers to the bone. when he was hit the final time as a poet later wrote, his gun spoke out for him once more before he fell to the ground. and alonzo cushing was just 22 years old. in a letter to lon's sister, fuger wrote that bravery of their men that day was entirely due to your brother's training and example set on numerous battlefields. etched on lon's tombstone at west point is the simple epithet, "faithful unto death" and his memory will be honored later this month when one of our navy's cruisers "the uss gettysburg" d

lon was hit and badly wounded. his first sergeant, a man by the name of frederick fruger, urged him to go to the rear but lon renews -- refused saying he would fight it out or die in the acement. bleeding and weak he, moved his remaining guns closer to the front. over 10,000 confederate infantrymen advanced, el beto elbow new york rows over a mile wide. peering through field glasses, lon ordered his men to continue firing at the advancing columns , used his own thumb to stop his gun, burning his finger to the bone. and his gun spoke out for him once more before he fell to the ground. alonzo cushing was just 22 careers old. in a letter to lon's sister, fruger wrote that the bravery of their men that day was entirely due to your brother's training and example set on numerous battlefields. etched on his tombstone at west point is the simple epitaph, faithful unto death. his memory will be honored late they have month when one of our navy's cruisers dedicates its officers' dining hall as the cushing boardroom. here tod

lon was hit and badly wounded. his first sergeant, soldier indiana. frederick fuger, urged him to go to the rear, but lon refused and said, he'd fight it out or die in the attempt. bleeding, and weak, he moved his remaining guns closer to the front. over 10,000 confederate infantrymen advanced, elbow to elbow, over a mile wide. peering through field glasses lon ordered his men to continue firing at the advancing come almosts. he used his own thumb to stop his gun's vent, burning his fingers to the bone. when he was hit the final time, his gun spoke out for him once more before he fell to the ground, and alonzo cushing was just 22 years old in a letter to lon's sister, krueger wrote that the bravery of the men that day were smylie do your your brother's training. etched on lon's tombstone is the simple, faithful, unto death, and his memory will be horde when one of our navy's cruisers, the u.s. ss gettysburg, dead indicates the officers' dinele hall as the cushing ward room. here today we know that lon and the others who fell that day could not -- we k

lon was hit and badly wounded.s first sergeant, a soldier named frederick fugar, urged him to go to the rear, but lon refused and said, he'd fight it out or die in the attempt. bleeding, and weak, he moved his remaining guns closer to the front. over ten thousand con fad rat infantrymens a vanned, bowl to elbow, and rows over a mile wide. peering through field glasses honored his men to continue firing at the advancing columns. he used his own thumb to stop his gun's vent, burning his fingers to the bone. when he was hit the final time as a poet wrote, his gun spoke out for him once move before he fell to ground and alonso cushing was just 22 years old in a letter to lon's sister, fugaa wrote that the bravery of the men that day was entirely due to your brother's training and example set on numerous battlefields. etched on lon's tombstone as west point is the simple, faithful unto death. and his memory will be honored later this month when one of our navy's cruisers, the uss gettysburg dedicates the officers dining

>> yes. >> another friend from the past, ha pham, lin, of course, lon and a new friend tan.e you stay so long? because normally travelers come and stay only one or two nights. what's your impressions about it? >> it's very laid back. >> uh-huh. >> the food's great. it's pretty. there's a lot to see. it's a perfect place to go if you want to take your time. it's beautiful to me. ♪ food's coming. >> out here, there are a lot of dishes like this. fill a chicken with lemongrass, wrap it in banana leaves and cover it with clay from the rice paddies. cook in a burning pile of straw, if you like. unwrap carefully tableside. section with shears. >> smells so good. make me hungry. >> serve with a little lime and salt, maybe some chili sauce. [ laughter ] >> squash, bitter melon and morning glory greens for veggies. >> looks good. >> some unexpected last words. >> on behalf of people of hue, thank you for you coming. >> thank you for having me. >> we wish you would have a blessed trip, safe and sound and success. >> thank you. >> i learned many things from american. i still remember s

coming lon pike was across the plain, he entered present-day colorado in november 1806. shortly after, in what we now think of as colorado, he could begin to see the mountain. what he called, grand peak. he identified the mountain as a location where he could get high enough and begin to understand how the rivers flow. if you look down onto the plains of the surrounding area, it would help them to map the region. when pike first sees the grand speak, he thinks he will reach the top of it in just a few days. it really takes weeks to approach. partly because in the east, where pike grew up in knew, you do not have vistas like you do in the american west. you can see for many, many miles. pike was confused by how far the distances are out here. so he tried for weeks to reach the top of the mountain. they reached, what we believe, is a lower mountain on the flanks of pikes peak called mount rosa. from there, they could see that they had three or four days more march to the top -- proper clothing and equipment and with limited food. so they turned around, and at that point, p

. >> it takes such a lon time to find perfect pumpkin. >> so low you would think nobody else would do it. another security camera nicely placed right outside a home. yet again, the creepy, crawly guy is creeping and crawling and being a creep. >> you know they are going to go down the road and smash it just to be vandals. >> evidently, his moral compass started pointing due north. he decided to replace the pumpkin and apologize for what he had done. >> only after he saw his video going viral. yeah. >> dash cam more fun when it's inside a rally car and you're blurring mother nature. look out because -- a little bit of miscalculation on that rally route. >> hey, bro, turn left. >> looked like they missed that. guy drives right off the road. lands about 160 feet. >> were they distracted by the fellow up on the cliff? >> it's funny to think they were tuning the radio. >> these rally cars are made to take a ticking and beating. hopefully they are okay because they have all kinds of safety equipment. >> they are okay. they just barely missed a stout tree there. no injury to the driver or co

it's he lon he long elonggated. anated.when you see the dark pue that is heavy snow.ge in philadelphia between 10:00 and 1:00. you see the heavy rain across south jersey and southern delaware. it takes into the afternoon before we get the change ever. at 6:00 dry air. it moves across the region. by 9:30 it's out of here and of the peak of it is happening during the daylight hours. extreme south jersey and southern delaware a rain event. you will see some snowflakes at the end of it. the i-95 corridor is calling for 1 to 3 inches of snow up to doylestown. the north and west suburbs 3 to 6 inches. this is at change that we made including the lehigh valley in the 6 plus. and bad news for travelers. and bad news for the power lines. when you get the snow and the winds gusting up to 30 miles-an-hour. branches can fall and power outages. the good news we have good news in the forecast. it's out of here by the thanksgiving parade. bundle up if you are heading down to the parkway. the exclusive seven-day forecast rain changing from wet snow through the day tomorrow. 40 the hi

lons -- lons -- fernando alonso arrives for more credibility. friday they are going out of business. they have launched a website asking fans to donate close to 4 million to compete at the seen's final. >> we have had a lead kicked to one shot at the wc championship. japan's group was on charge. moving to the inner stroke. and the northern irishman under par. seven players within four strokes of him ahead of the sunday round. >> the world number one player is facing a 2-year suspension from the sport after failing a second dope test. malaysia's badminton association confirmed that the sample tested positive, claiming it has been used to enhance the performance. lee has won three consecutive championships and two olympic silver medals. >> now, there's more sport on the website. for the latest check out aljazeera.com/sport. the fundraising effort is the top story there. that's all the sport for now. back to you. >> 100 years on from the start of the first world war, the poppy is symbolizing a loss. more than 880,000 british and commonwealth soldie

this deal is seen as a way for the miami marr lons to build credibility. and a number of players between the age of 25 and 30. when the next baseball season begins, all eyes will be an stanton and the miami marr lons. >> now, brian abbott son scored 22 for the pelicans, outscoring the kings 21-15. anthony davis was the star for new orleans, with a game-high 28, leading to 106 to 100 >>> pakistan's batsmen are making progress as they chase down new zealand's massive first innings total in the second test in dubai. they lost a wicket. eunice kahn made 72, and the hosts made it to 181 for three. chasing a total of 403 >>> davis cup team-mates roger federer and stanislaw wawrinka a playing down bad feelings after the semifinal. they are part of a team. it is believed roger federer's wife was at the center, that she was making comments to stanislaw wawrinka during play. there were reports of a post-match locker room exchange. >> there's no hard feelings. we are having a good time. we are friends, not enemies. it may be for a heat of the moment situation, but i

a lon shot, hope for a raider win because peyton manning was in town. for the 49ers it was a must win game and with time running out, tkraoe breeze threw a hail mary that was answered but there is another part to this story, next ,,,,,,,,,, ♪ good morning, usher! hey! did you know bees communicate through dance? me too... we're practically twins! first of all, they're light and fluffy, topped with pumpkin whipped cream and cinnamon sugar and only $4.99. second of all, they're light and fluffy, topped with pumpkin whipped cream and cinnamon sugar and only $4.99. [bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! making the playoffs, you d't need to break down the pythagorean theorem to understand that the 49ers sn was on the line today in new orleans.. patrick willis not playing again, instead designated motivator. >>> [indiscernible] -- the 49ers season was on the line today in new orleans. patrick willis, not playing again. designated cheerleader. 49ers started the game, running it down the saints throat. they make it 14-0 san francisco early on it looked like

president obama today honored first lieutenant alonzo lon cushing of wisconsin. in july 1863, he commanded a small force that helped break the confederate assault known as pickett's charge. cushing was wounded repeatedly, but refused to leave the battle. >> lon ordered his men to continue firing at the advancing columns. he used his own thumb to stop his gun's vent, burning his fingers to the bone. when he was hit the final time, as a poet later wrote, his gun spoke out for him once more before he fell to the ground. and alonzo cushing was just 22- years-old. >> ifill: the account of cushing's bravery was lost in the chaos after the battle. more than a century later, a historian in wisconsin rediscovered his story, but it took years of research and letters before congress awarded the medal. >> woodruff: on wall street today, upbeat economic reports helped lift the dow and the s&p to record highs. the dow jones industrial average gained nearly 70 points to close at 17,554; the nasdaq rose more than 17 points to close at 4,638; and the s&p 500 added seven points to

including delta cap he says lon where police were told 5 women unknowingly injest ad date rape drug. leak the current case no victim have come rward. >> why wouldn't a victim come forward? >> i don't know. tv ashaichltd it's hard. fv sentencestive topic. >> i think it's getting more attention and it needs re attention. >>reporter: police say tionwide 90 percent of l victims who were sexually assaulted on campus knew their attackers. at uc berkeley, ab 7 news. >> new details now on mother accused of driving drunk with her young son in the car. rollover crash happened on tortola l avenue in lever more yesterday afternoon. police say the driver had her 4-year-old s in the car. no one hurt thank goodness. police say she was on her way to pick up other children from a livermore hool at the time of the crash. activist are saying enough is enough after pedestrians was killed today in san francisco. tomorrow they call for change during rally at city hall. 51-year-old lori hit and killed by golden gate transit bus this morning. driver was turning left from lombard street on to vanness avue wh

lon cardon. senior vice president of glaxosmithkline. >> i think it is trichic for you to have a forum for a set of voices that can ultimately touch so many. we greatly appreciate that. i'm lon cardon. i'm a geneticist by training. statistical geneticist to be specific, but that usually stopts most conversations. i've had an academic can reer in the united kingdom and in the united states. university of oxford in the uk and university of washington in washington. now i'm with glaxo splij cline that aims to do what you are trying to explore. novel ways and novel approach. we have 17,000 employees in the united states. 5,000 in the common wealth of pennsylvania across seven sites. including one in mr. chairman's district, in marietta. on vaccines we focus on pharmaceuticals. vaccines and consumer health care products. we also have a site can be congressman, or five sites, i believe within in new jersey. we are delighted to be there with you. today i would like to highlight three themes and will con

julie lon chick of our boston station wbz reports. >> reporter: it was over before it started. >> allht. this hearing is closed. >> reporter: westminster elementary was filled to capacity for wednesday night's board of health hearing but only a handful of dozens of those wanted to speak. >> you people make me sick. >> i find smoking to be one of the most disgusting habits anybody could possibly do. on top of that, i find this proposal to be more of a disgusting thing. >> we have to close up. >> reporter: police escorted the board chair to her car while others inside remained mystified. >> this is inexplicable. >> to me it's a little town playing big government. >> reporter: the three-member board will decide in december whether or not to ban all tobacco sales. small businesses say it would have devastating consequences and expect to lose tens of billions of dollars annually. >> it's not going to ban smokers. again, they're just going to go elsewhere. >> reporter: if it passes, it would be the first in a country in a central massachusetts town with less than 8,000 residents. >> nationa

in the hands of experienced gast ro end rolgss, these can lon os comys are fairly safe. >> to david's point about that -- >> what's -- >> i give the stool cards out to you and i say -- >> you put that on the shelf and you forget that. >> don't forget that. >> i lose it. it's like this big. >> three days in a row. bring it back to your doctor. you can even mail it to your doctor and i'll check it for you. we can do that in advance. >> what's this called again? >> there's the yearly rectal exam we have to do. we can check for blood then. on top of that, ask your doctor. do three of them in a row. three successive days. either bring them back or mail them in. we should be screening for blood. if we find blood, we do a colonoscopy. >> exercise is extremely important. inactivity increases the risk. add fruits and vegetables and get rid of a lot of these processed meats and red meats. >> let's say you're 25 years old. you're eating your jalapeno poppers. how do you know you have this? >> if you lose sudden weight loss, if you're having abdominal pain, you see blood in the stool. first-degre

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sill lon valley is a bit of a boys club and there's a website called code.org and it's teaming up withdisney and the movie frozen to encourage girls to get into coding. they make the sisters skate and create ice fractels. getting girls to code will bring much needed diversity into the tech world. >>> always watching always tracking wusa9 first alert weather. >> top is tracking yet another cold front, friend. >> this arctic air just refuses to leaf town. >> this will be -- leave town. >> twill be our last blast tomorrow, a little respite tomorrow and really hard arctic air on friday. our high temperature was 38 today, our average is 57. the high temperature at dulles was 34, a new record low high replacing the old 38 set back in 2008. still 40 downtown, pretty dry, relative humidity only 35%, wind south, southwest at 15 ahead of our next front. we've got arctic air in november. we were 42 tuesday, the midnight temperature. daytime high temperatures were around the low 30s. we were 38 today, should be 46 thursday and we fall again on friday. if you want to put that on there, we fall agai

gonzalzalez overpowered the lon female officer inside but was eventually subdued. the homeland security says based on the initial findings in the report it has imemploy meanted, it is implementing changes in training, equipment, staffing, and communication systems. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >>> a doctor working in west africa and diagnosed with ebola is going to be transferred to a hospital in the united states. it's expected he'll be flown to the nebraska medical center. he'll be the third ebola patient treated there. he's a citizen of sierra leone but a permanent u.s. resident. >>> an audio recording that appears to have been made by the leader of isis urges muslims to wage holy war everywhere. abu ba car al baghdadi spoke. it follows last week's report that he may have been killed or injured in an air strike. it's not clear when the message was recorded, but there are references to events this week. >>> coming up on the "morning news", back on the ground. a window washer who got stranded on a famous new york city skyscraper tells how he managed t

including delta cap he says lon where police were told 5 women unknowingly injest add date rape drug. leak the current case no victim have come forward. >> why wouldn't a victim come forward? >> i don't know. tv ashaichltd it's hard. fv sentencestive topic. >> i think it's getting more attention and it needs more attention. >>reporter: police say nationwide 90 percent of all victims who were sexually assaulted on campus knew their attackers. at uc berkeley, abc 7 news. >> new details now on mother accused of driving drunk with her young son in the car. rollover crash happened on tortola lee avenue in lever more yesterday afternoon. police say the driver had her 4-year-old son in the car. no one hurt thank goodness. police say she was on her way to pick up 2 other children from a livermore school at the time of the crash. >> activist are saying enough is enough after pedestrians was killed today in san francisco. tomorrow they call for change during a rally at city hall. 51-year-old lori hit and killed by golden gate transit bus this morning. driver was turning left from lombard street

up ahead to kev lon. james with eight assist, love, 21 points.rd quarter, looking at this by paul pierce. lebron james with 29 points in this game, fourth quarter, cavaliers up 13. james. put them on the line, 10 rebounds and 8 assists. cavaliers back at .500. >>> lakers aren't as good as they used to be playing the grizzlies at home right across the treat from us. lakers down 6, already in the fourth quarter. kobe bryant. grizzlies up three. about two minutes to go in the fourth. ary's just estimating. mike conley, pick and roll, gasol, good. gasol had 19 each. lakers down 4. linsanity, bryant missed that badly. and the grizzlies win it, 99-93. >> ooh, 3-12 for l.a. >> not good so far but better than philadelphia. >> yeah. >> there's that. happy thanksgiving. >> indeed. back to you. >> ouch. the heart of all philadelphia fans, kenny, thank you. >>> up next in "the pulse," behind the chaos and destruction a positive story unfolds out of ferguson. >>> turns out everything has a discount on black friday, even this house. you've been part of this fa

including delta cap he says lon where police were told 5 women unknowingly injest add date rape drug. leak the current case no victim have come forward. >> why wouldn't a victim come forward? >> i don't know. tv ashaichltd it's hard. fv sentencestive topic. >> i think it's getting more attention and it needs more attention. >>reporter: police say nationwide 90 percent of all victims who were sexually assaulted on campus knew their attackers. at uc berkeley, abc 7 news. >> new details now on mother accused of driving drunk with her young son in the car. rollover crash happened on tortola lee avenue in lever more yesterday afternoon. police say the driver had her 4-year-old son in the car. no one hurt thank goodness. police say she was on her way to pick up 2 other children from a livermore school at the time of the crash. >> activist are saying enough is enough after pedestrians was killed today in san francisco. tomorrow they call for change during a rally at city hall. 51-year-old lori hit and killed by golden gate transit bus this morning. driver was turning left from lombard street

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the expeditions often times didn't necessarily draw people from higher etch lon from society. there was way group of soldier who's plunderred a bunch of french rum and said it's better than ours. but by in large these are not professional soldiers, they are militiaman signing up. they besieged and bomb barded the fortress and unlike five years earlier, this time the royal navy prevented resupplies from reaching allowy burg and the ench from capitulated in a little over seven weeks. here you have a drawing of the f fortress. even up here. right. so you got guns here and over here. you have to take it from the land, stop the ships from getting in, it's a difficult task. that said probably not as difficult as it was made out to be. we now know that there was issues with construction, there was problem because of the weather mason was more likely to crumble and a few other things. although it wasn't as impressive as the colonials made it out to be it was a impressive military achievement, able to have the most impressive fortress in the world. with help of the royal navy but colon

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well the problem with concessions from the central government is that cat lon cataa already has considerable powers. there is not much to offer. on the other hand, the nationalists in catalonia have already visualized, have seen the promised land to s so to sp, it is obvious they will not have much in the independence. >> even with the overwhelming turn out, scoring a moral victory. even though they voted in their missless on sunday that vote will not have any binding effect on the status of catalonia and spain, at least they can claim they won the right for an official referendum on independence. claudio lavanga, al jazeera, barcelona. >>> worst fighting in a month between government officials and separatist rebels. kim valone has more. >> a battle that's become a symbol of ukraine's crisis. through a ceasefire, elections and continu constant calls for , scars of the battle continue to spread. those caught in the middle can do little but watch on. even those living further from the front line receive not so gentle reminders of the war raging around them. >> it's scary, of course it's scary,

. -- 200 miles lon ng. involved.fficulties the politics have been as brutal they come and despite all of this we have seen tremendous progress. heing to tell that story in the coming months if we are about to have a big debate around immigration it will be a critical part in a role that we will try to play to make sure it is told right. to reflect on all this we have a special guest today. hnson doesn't really need a major introduction, all of you know he has made his mark as a forceful, thoughtful and able secretary of homeland security but when my wife whgoes to work there every day and enjoys think theo much, i one thing people don't understand is that this may be thhardest job in washington. the scale of what they deal with every day to emergency response and all the issues we discussed today the incredible folio of really tough issues that are super important for the country. we were lucky the president was ohnson. sway jeh please join me in welcoming him. [applause] >> thank you very much, sin. the nu

lead over democrats michelle nonenuninn in antwan luce -- lon off with republican bill cassidy on december 6. in kentucky, senate mcconnell holds a 9 point lead overall son lunder grand grimes, carl cameron is in louisville, kentucky with our report. >> reporter: it has been a bruiseing battle in kentucky, as it has been across the country in 1 10 highly competitive senae races, no more than here in kentucky in misc mitch mcconnel, stands if reelected. and republicans pick up 6 seat net to be majority leader, there are allegations of voter intimidation and race baiting, grimes went after mcconnell. >> this is rock bottom, this is desperation, this is a scare tactic, this is voter intimidation, this wrong. >> reporter: mcconnell's mailing reads violation on outside. inside, only -- attack ads as misleading and obama policies as liberal failures, by contrast, po help grimes shows mcconnell on one side with a black family on the other, saying that merrill lynch mcconnell -- mitch mcconnell is targeting our community. mcconnell is now focused on the president. >> spending, borrowing, taxing, o

people are doing with car loans what they did with mortgages, home lons.hey package and retell them. >> exactly. it's like what happened with the financial crisis last line, with the mortgage loans, but miniature. this is a smaller problem. car loans are much, much, much smaller part of the economy than mortgages were. nevertheless, the same thing is happening, the issue is that in the securities - the ones backed by car loans, investors have no idea of what is in them. there's a lot more information. >> i want to show my viewers the charts that as interest rates started to creep up, they have been bouncing around a little bit, mortgage loans have come down, the growth in mortgages have come down, and the growth in car loans has gone up. part of that is because all sorts of people refinanced and you are not getting a better deal on a mortgage. what is the growth in car loans, what is it attributable too. is it easy credit. you can't get a car, you wouldn't qualify for a house with that credit rating. >> absolutely, car loans are much smaller than mortgages

our live team coverage is all morning lon. >> don't forget you can go to nbcwashington.com for t >>>s upbeat and he was in good spirits, and is a total shock for all of us. >> former d.c. mayor marion barry's death, a shock. the ward 8 council member is being remembered as a political rock star, legend and mayor for life. >> but along with that huge political success, many personal failures marked his turbulent life. we've been following the breaking news all morning long. we have live team coverage. >> we have news 4's derrick ward at union temp baptist church and tom sherwood in studio. >> we want to begin with megan mcgrath live at united medical

but he's just a really testify lon candidate who can make the case to his voters that i am a democrat but you know me and you like me and keep sending me back. so i have this fear we've kept him off the list and then this is the year he losings and we get it wrong. host: what does the race ranking right now? guest: i believe it's a toss-up maybe leans or tilts d but he's just a fantastic candidate that outperforms his district. host: you can see all those rankings at roll call.com. story from roll call on the final rankings of the ten most vulnerable senators. e can run through that's the final rankings according to roll call of the ten most vulnerable senators. we want to get to your calls. marianne, pittsburgh, pennsylvania. good morning. caller: hi. i just wanted to let the american people know that when everybody in the democratic party, when they had the senate and the house they voted for a health care law that nobody has ad and just passed and how incompetent is that? and bring all of our businesses -- people getting fired and losing their jobs. and here i just got a 73% nteres

. >> said to be the nation lon longest building. nearly 2 mile long listen i can't remember particle accelerator. government lab run by stanford in menlo park. helps fine the missing piece of the big bang theory. the. >> unlock the earliest writing beneath layers. >> written about 2200 years ag ago. >> the same x-ray in do nut shape of the lab is helping scientist learn about something else. battery. >> the the watching the monthly cull as they charge and discharge game changer for battery maker. >> almost guessing as to what was actually happening. they would develop a new battery pack new increasing with new material. >> the company team up with the national lab in a project gives them access to the government tool and scientist to speed up innovation. >> sfl things with longer range and hopefully also means that you get a better battery at the end of the day. >> battery hit the plateau while computer chip double in density every 2 years. battery have inched along getting about 5 percent better per year it could spaipd adoption of

. >> the painting really depicts a lon so's final moments. final seconds yes.hen the artist portrayed him here, he has received two wounds. one in his right shoulder, and then one in his groin. which was possibly a fatal wound. it -- he was bleeding profusely, he was probably going into shock. >> but he tells his men, we will keep going. >> and his first sergeant comes up and saysluth uh, leave. get out of here. and he says no i will stay here and fight it out or die in the attempt. pretty amazing story, a new ad from a toy company promised to break the mold in girls toys but uh some say the new doll pushes the same old stereotypes. and then it is real money with ali velshi. coming up, sure you are paying less to fill up your car, butly tell you about a down side to the recent plunge. leaving some neighbors squeezed all of that and more on real money. program you would think a 90-year-old florida man spending his time feeding the homeless would be lauded for his efforts, instead he is finds himself facing criminal charges. >> serving chicken with fresh vegetabl

i'm going to die on mars and hope apply not ho hopefully not lon land.people have a man crush on him. and the women too. similar to steve jobs. so i think people need that inspirational voice. some think he is a huckster at the same time. there is that element of the steve jobs and barnem. and i think the home is is that with his facing, with the tesla that he's going feedback big things. not the little things. and that is's wla's exciting people. >> microsoft announce it will offer a free mobile edition for ipads and iphones. also a version will be available for android users in early 2015. and nadella making nice. >> this is big. i just downloaded word on my iphone, the full version before it was office. it took a long time because i'm on a mifi here. but it got to get it. it's potentially a game changer. and the key is you have to sign in to use it. so finally microsoft expanding its cloud influences from the enterprise off of joust the x box and xbox live. into mobile device s people are signing in sksm microsoft has the potential to up sel them and

. >> since the early hours of the morning, cat lon started gathering in more than a thousand polling stations like this one in barcelona. in most cases, the cues extended all the way around the block. halfway through the vote, more than a million cast their ballot, but more are needed for the government to take note. >> the number is 5.4 million people. if the nationalists succeed in getting 2 million people out to vote that would mean in the event of any referendum, they would have a majority. >> not everyone here flies the flag of independence. >> there's no point to vote, as there is no census. if i wanted, i could ever voted four times. >> this is just a smoke screen to hide corruption behind catalan politicians. >> the voting will close sunday evening and the outcome made. on monday, but given the high turnout, those supporting catalonia's independence feel they have already won. >> this is a non-binding vote that isn't supported by the central government in madrid, so what are catalans hope to go gain from this really? >> >> first of all of course they expect the spanish centra

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a lon an elon and spacex have had a perfect record but unless we get sloppy in our self-confidence this is going to happen. it had to happen now and actually as terrible as it is, it is better that it happened now than later when that vehicle is full of spaceflight participants. >> you're not new to this game. you have been in the space industry for a while and as i've been speaking to people who have been in the space work for ten, 20, 30 years, they get that this happens. you've drawn an analogy to dangers of things we do more commonly. we sign on, edo this with our eyes open. -- we do this with our eyes open >> absolutely. this is something that these people feel is important enough to put their lives on the line about. and frankly you know, i think this is indicative of the fact that a lot of people have been talking about how our culture is failing, and that we're getting too sanguine, to laid back, we're getting lazy. this is the edge. and whether you're an individual or you're a culture, it is how you approach the edge, and cross that edge, that defines you. and tells you how ali

. >> all right, machblt lon. all right, peace, bro. he's doing well.advice, the only thing i can tell him is just stand tall, be strong, let this thing work itself out. it's a hurting thing to see him behind bars and he's not free. there's always a question in your mind because you could potentially lose a loved one for the rest of their life. you jest don't know. you're never prepared for this. >>> coming up, a major development in carlton solomon's case. >>> and -- >> we were together for a month and five days. >> what's your longest relationship? >> a month and five days. >> melvin gathers says good-bye. >> this hurts the most. >>> carlton solomon jr. has been incarcerated and held without bail for several weeks now. he's charged with murdering a 27-year-old woman during a home invasion robbery. today there's been a development that he believes will set him free. >> give me a search for my dna when they came by, he said it would convict me or clear me. i said, i wasn't at the scene. hopefully when it comes back and says i wasn't there, they'll let m