we lost him way too soon at 56 years old this fall.me with this rock lodged ♪ she was an american girl, raised on promises ♪ >> i feel fortunate just to be alive right now and healthy, as corny has that may sound. ♪ you don't know how it feels >> tom died by cardiac arrest surrounded by friend, family and band mates. he sold more than 80 million records and was known for his rock and roll with a touch of country. >> i don't see myself as noble as some of the things written about me, but i'm flattered. i'm only human. i get scared and shaky and nervous, just like anybody else. >> in the 1998, he and the heartbreakers headlined the super bowl halftime show. ♪ free, free falling >> music was the only career tom >> my mother used to tell me, you better have something to fall back on. i got nothing to fall back on, so it's good if rock and roll is working out. >> tom petty was not the only singer we lost far too soon. david cassidy was 67 when he passed away. life after "the partridge family" was not easy, but he was one of most famous teen

still ahead, more stars we lost tragic death of a happy days star.e uncover interviews. >> heartbreak over the death of bill paxton. >> everything's a little twisted here. closed captioning provided by -- >>> that is hugh hefner celebrating his 91st birthday last april with his wife at the time his wife crystal harris. our show continues with the man who built the playboy he was an a controversial figure who helped start the sexual revolution. >> to dream the kind of dreams and have them come true to be make the difference i made in society was very satisfying so i think i have to look on my life and say it's been a life well spent. >> hefner was known for turning playboy playmates into well known celebrities. he introduced anna tick coal smith at a bash at the mansion. >> there's a great deal of marilyn monroe going on here. >> you think so? >> hef invited "e.t." to his bashes several times. wefrp there as will smith shot an episode of fresh prince of bell air. >> can you use the car please? >> why not? appreciate it. >> the mansion his swinging lif

lost wedding ring: "for years, i didn't wear any ring at all.new i was hers. i didn't need any mark /smiles and laughs/"but after all these years, a matrimonial miracle, at hazeldale park.a construction crew recently found the ring, while digging up a sidewalk, originally built in 1982.jerry burgess, tualatin hills parks and recreation:"it was encapsulated underneath the asphalt for all these years." last week, tualatin parks and rec spread the word with a blog post.and thanks to some engraved initials and an engraved wedding date, the ring found its way home to the amazement of the andersonsjan anderson, dean anderson's wife: "we had just forgotten all about it, and i had asked our children 'do you remember us telling you that we had lost our ring?' and, no, they didn't remember the story at all. so, they think it's so exciting."while there are still a lot of questions.dean anderson, received lost wedding ring:"i don't know how it got to a park. maybe somebody else had the pleasure of wearing it for a while /smiles and laughs/."the andersons ar

news live from berlin here in the german capital people are preparing to pause and remember the lives lost in a night of terror one year ago a rejected asylum seeker from tunisia drove a truck into a berlin christmas market killing twelve people and injuring dozens of have enough been done since then to help those devastated by that attack. but tonight the country and the world casts their eyes again on the scene of that terror attack these are live images from the christmas market and right side plots here in berlin where church bells are about to ring out of the exact moment of the attack began the bills expected to told twelve times once for each wife that was snuffed out w. news's coverage starts right now. i bring it's good to have you with us it was the first major islamist attack in germany one year ago today twelve people were killed and seventy wounded when. a tunisian whose asylum application had been rejected hijacked a truck and plowed into a christmas market in one of berlin's busiest public spaces now among the dead victims from the czech republic ukraine poll in italy. and i

a night of unstoppable flames and lives, neelessly lost.former resident) it's just tragedywithout warning a night of celebration turned into a desperate struggle to survive. (jose avalos/warehouse fire survivor) "i just heard somebody yell out 'fire! get me a fire extinguisher, but there were no fire extinguishers. no fire alarms, no fire escapes.fire went up really really quickly(carmen brito, ghostship fire survivor)"it was a window of five minutes between the fire happening and you just didn't get out." on the night of friday december second 2016. investigators say around 50 people were in the oakland warehouse known as the ghost ship.... when a fire began on the first floorpartygoers upstairs had no warning and then it was too late.36 people died.(atf) this is the highest number of fire fatalities in 13 years,the warehouse was packed with wood and textile artworks.the cocktail of combustibles went up like a torch.(hiatt crying) " just doesn't seem that's a fire that's survivable."the makeshift stairs to the second level burned before mo

for a moment we all lost our fear of each other. we lost oui’ lost our fear of each other. we reached out across the city in love for our neighbour. it was a glimpse of what our society could be like. a place where we work for a brief moment more concerned about our neighbour's well—being than we were about our own. jesus said that the two greatest commandments were to love god and to love our neighbour. as we come to the end of this difficult year, as we celebrate christmas, as we move into a new year, nothing can remove the memory of that night, nor do we want to forget those dearly love to people who were lost. and, yet, my hope and prayer is that this new year can bring new hope of a future, a vision ofa bring new hope of a future, a vision of a city where we lose our self obsession and we listen and learn from places and people that we wouldn't normally think of reaching out to. there is something about a cathedral. it is a place where we are aware that we are in the presence of something, someone, bigger than ourselves. as we cross the threshold into this building, it

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four homes were lost. this father and son were among those evacuated who saw their neighbor's house on fire and could only hope for the best. >> it's amazing how far it's gone and the damage. it's unbelievable. many homes are on winding steep homes. the fire forced a complete shut down of the 405 freeway. the art inside the getty museum is protected from the fire. >> my firefighters have been working since sunday and they are getting tired. >> reporter: in ventura county, 200 homes were burned and thousands more threatened. santa ana winds pushed the flames to the ocean. >> the greatest threat is and will always continue to be the wind. >> reporter: several school districts have been forced to shut down. and some residents in bel air have been allowed to go back to their homes to collect belongings but they are still not out of the woods. the fire is 150 acres and only 5% contained so this is a dangerous area. live in los angeles, danielle nottingham. ken, back to you. >> danielle, we saw it here a few mon

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attorney rick, who lost his 21-year-old sister lynn, assistant united state attorney and -- who lostle, and we remember them and all of those names who we heard so beautifully read. 29 years later, we continue to heal, you continue to heal. i believe we owe it to the victims and to you, their families, to ensure that justice is done. i want to assure you that your loved ones are not forgotten and neither are you. our investigators and prosecutors meet regularly in the united states, in scotland, and elsewhere to advance the case and bring those responsible to justice. they continue their efforts to gather witnesses and recover evidence from libya, despite challenging conditions. they are engaged with the libyan prosecutors and officials and will continue their work as long as it takes. 29 years ago, this was the deadliest terrorist attack on american civilians in our nations history. 270 innocent people from 22 countries were targeted for death by state-sponsored terrorists. 189 were americans traveling home for christmas. the victims include a two-year-old, a three-year-old, a coupl

they lost mary mendy and her daughter khadija saye.er to be a doctor, but she didn't want to be a doctor, she wanted to be an artist. yeah. i cry every day, every day. it was the only thing i have, i don't have nothing. nothing. they took out the best members of our family. they did, yeah. the best people in ourfamilies. especially khadija. from the youngest, just three months old, they all came to st paul's, to stand with other families, to remember with them, to cry with them. they talked to prince william about the art khadija had produced, the prolific artist she would have become. this was khadija last year, talking about a future that was never hers. i can't be struggling, i need to, you know, actually progress and see how... how to make a career. because that is the dream, isn't it? what was lost at grenfell, notjust the talented artist but the architecture graduate, the engineering student, the taxi driver, the teaching assistant, the bride—to—be, the girl taking her gcses, and, of course, all the young children with their live

been won and lost online...ss. you have an easing here about blocking that access. you have seen an easing here about blocking that access. you have seen a an easing here about blocking that access. you have seen a raft of characters, even one of the actors from star wars, coming out against it. thank you very much. you will return and have a think about your ideas for meghan markle in terms of a christmas gift for the queen. better still to come. also on the programme... a whole new ball game — how rugby is making inroads in a country that is devoted to football. after eight months on the run, saddam hussein has been tracked down and captured by american forces. saddam hussein is finished because he killed our people, our women, our children. the signatures took only a few minutes but they brought a formal end to 3.5 years of conflict that has claimed over 200,000 lives. before an audience of world leaders, the presidents of serbia, bosnia and croatia put their names to the peace agreement. the romanian border

their lives, lost their homes, lost their -- lost everything, and we grieve with them. >> reporter:irefighters arrived three minutes after the first call for help. it was already too late for many victims of this fast-moving fire. chris palone, nbc news, new york. >> the biggest party of the year is now one day away and the crystal ball is installed. the number 18 is in place. and new york city is ready to ring in the new year. this is a live look at times square. the n.y.p.d. says security is going to be unprecedented this year. more officers than ever patrolling the crowd sunday night. an estimated 2 million people expected to gather there. police are banning back packs and large cannisters. all garbage cans are being removed. vapor sniffing dogs will help root out any explosives. >> last year we're putting out more dogs, more observation teams with sniper capabilities. you'll see an increase in heavy weapons, bomb squad personnel and cameras. >> 125 parking garages near times square closed, sealed. sand filled trucks are going to block the streets. the n.y.p.d. is also keeping a

they said grenfell would be lost, they would give us the properties like what we lost.ey are not being given the right thing that has been assessed. i'm now mostly in pain. all we eat now is restaurant. we cannot cook. six months. six months on, i don't think things have changed dramatically. i mean, you still have a lot of people that are, i would say, in temporary flats or temporary accommodation. there are still people in hotels. even me, at my age — i'm 69 — i have changed. tyrshondre has totally changed. he was a happy little go—lucky child, but now he's like...the reverse. i always feel sad. i don't really ever want to leave my hotel room. we have no dignity, no respect, nobody even remembers we are there. people don't deserve this. they don't. they didn't put themselves in this predicament. this time last year, football played a significant role in paul's life. since the fire, however, he hasn't played. wanting to move forward with his life, this is the first time that paul's come back to his training ground. do you think you're going to be able to forget about g

make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost in vain. addiction is a disease. when you ask for help, help is there for you. >> oh no. it's deja vu for villanova. this time last season ranked number one in the country undefeated until butler paid a visit. at butler they allow them to shoot close to 70% from three. cats clawback. eric brunson, pascal, nova within six. too little, too late. villanova loses 101-93, lost four regular season games since the start of last season, three to butler. we have more coming up in 20 minutes. >> thank you, jeff. much more to come on "action news." we continue to track those temperatures and biting windchills. adam joseph is back with the forecast. there could be changes at the white house. president trump is looking to reshuf wilreshuffle his staff a. that and more when "action news" comes right back. ♪ ♪ >> an accuweather alert is in effect tonight. dangerous cold is here and the worst is yet to come. sky 6 at the airport, it's been cold and it's not over yet. adam joseph is here with a check of the forecast. the true arctic

when we lost the negro leagues, we lost a lot of that. segregation mandated ownership. and so with integration, we lost that. the degree of ownership that was so prevalent during that era of segregation in the african-american community, i don't know if we will see that level of ownership again. i say we hope that we will, but we lost a lot. and so it was good for the soul of our country, integration, and ultimately the integration of our sport, which triggered integration of our society. it was good for the soul of our country. in ways the socially i don't think we ever even fathomed was possible. but it was absolutely devastating economically. we finally make our way to the field where we are greeted by the uniform displays, and these incredible life-size bronze sculptures of negro league grace -- grades -- greats. there are few if any who ever did it better than he did. neagro league teaches us is simple. if you did to dream and you believe in yourself you can do or be anything you want to be. these athletes dreaming of playing baseball, they had no idea they were ma

make sure the lives lost will not be lost in vain. when you ask for help, help the there are for you. >> a concerned mom wanted to know what was in her makeup kit. the popular kids accessory chain, he was worry about makeup so she decided to some investigating orf of hen own. daughter thed skld her mother a heart breaking question. >> her response was am i going to die? that's no right answer to that. >> the products wur pulled off store shelves nationwide. >>> do we want your kids to get better sleep in feeding them more fish. the reerge issers found that kids who ate fish once a week had lower sleep disturbances. >>> silvester stallone brought him a high profile christmas kbich gift. stallone posted this on instagram. the stat used to be at the gymnasium and he put up h hundred thousand dollars to get his ands on that statue. >> it is just a few minutes before the start of the today today show. >> and a preview of what we'll see. good morning. >> good morning, guys. >> there was a a tat chew stat i'm sure you would get it. >> the br

lost sales, gained a jov- for the staff? lost sales, gained a joy. and free advertising!lice. they have told off a chef for using the wrong there rather than there. fish don't evolve into humans, it is an evolving thing. actually, i think you are find, i am right. talking about good writing, but they always put the other person down. my personal view is that the' will be deadin personal view is that the' will be dead in 15 years. bold words. do basic mistakes to know you? sometimes, barnsley‘s defensive mistakes. the grammar police cannot solve that! you have delved inside the newspapers. 1903, what happened on this day? on this day, the first powered flight took place with wilbur and orville wright. it only flew from here to the christmas tree with breeze blocks but that began the 20th and 21st centuries. it is like macbeth's blasted heath. i am so pleased i found like macbeth's blasted heath. i am so pleased ifound it. we should celebrate. i might try and fly when i get home across my garden. my yorkshire pudding. where do you stand on yorkshire puddings at christmas di

one woman -- a toll booth worker -- lost her life. kron 4's hermela argawi has more. caltrans coworker is dead after a box truck plowed into a toll booth on the bay bridge plaza.vu williams/chp spokesman several vehicles at least four or five vehicles that had been initially stopped as they're waiting to go through had been struck by the box truck that box truck continued on after striking those vehicles and collided into the actual toll booth itself. there were several injuries in the vehicles that we mentioned. however all were nonlife threatening.the victim.. 46 year old si si han. who had worked for caltrans for more than a decade. she leaves behind her husband and 10 year old daughter.robert haus/caltrans spokesmanour top priority right now is her family and seeing what we can do to assist them in this hour. we also want to help all of the other toll workers who were there at the time. they witnessed this and you never prepare for something like that when it happens. tyou are just going to work and you don't expect your work zone to turn into a war zone practical

he wins trenton and princeton and that was nice at first, he lost new york and now he has lost philadelphia. and doubts begin to arise. washington is not simply biding his time. he wants to attack howe and the point of this attack will be germantown. this is a little town, north of philadelphia. if you go there now, philadelphia is a big metropolitan area but germantown was a distinct town. and this was where many of howe's troops were. he moved some to clear the delaware river here. and washington thought -- these guys are isolated. let me attack here and if i prevail, i may be able to retake philadelphia. and in october -- ms. gregory: october 4. mr. brookhiser: less than a month after brandywine, washington attacks germantown. if you google this, there is a famous illustration that is part of this battle. you see it in textbooks and reproduced a lot. as the americans attacked, and they had the advantage of surprise, and the attack was going very well. but, there was a large stone house owned by a man named benjamin chew. he was the chief justice of the colony and a loyalist. and the brit

pyrenees lost in 1989. and it lost in 2015. and yet again lost the. in buenos aires, and then lost again in 2017. so because of that,th myth conditions. pyreneesism is the only one that can finish a presidential term. that's not true either. when he came to office, threw congress. by a congressional crisis or solution. also had to leave office earlier. had to call for early election because in the argentina of those days he couldn't go on either. and he was sworn in to finish the previous president term. but had to anticipate a call for election. and that's the way it happened. by the way, the president or the competition between three pyrenees candidates in that election, 2003, is also evidence of -- that, you know, what you say about argentina politics you might as well say about pyreneesism. pyreneesism, the party, the movement, the identity, has to make a couple of decisions. number one, it has to decide whether it's going to continue as hostage of cristina deer shallner or drop along the way. because kish near has been part of pyreneesism and als

like the 20 beautiful children and six great educators lost that day in san diego. when i feel most discouraged and disgusted i think of those families, i think of the parents of olivia, i think of the parents of all of those beautiful children. i wonder, as i'm sure they often do, what lives they would be leading today. what would olivia be doing on this day. filled with son and beauty. in connecticut this morning it's no. at six or 11 snow would still be a wonderful thing never to be taken for granted by any child in this holiday. all of the wonder and beauty of this holiday never to be taken for granted by six your old world an 11-year-old. the possibilities and opportunities, the dreams and hopes shattered on that day, lost forever. i was at the calling hours for one of the children killed it sandy hook. a gutwrenching moment, everyone of them. i spoke to the mother of one of those children. i told her that when she was ready said when you are ready we should do something about gun violence and she said without hesitation i am ready now. i am ready now. america

it's people that lost their jobs, people that lost their livelihoods because of businesses that are no longer operating. we thought let's reach out to those people as well as those that physically lost everything. >> organizers say donations for the events were overwhelming and started coming in the first day of the fire. >>> coming up, christmas around the world. the pope's message of peace and his warning going into the new year. >> britain's royal family attends christmas mass plus one. prince harry's fiance meghan markle spends her first holidays with her in laws to be. >> looking outside, weather is pretty seasonal on this christmas afternoon. we have more details coming up. you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. worldâ.saying the winds of war are blowing. tens of thousa >>> pope francis used his christmas message to talk about political conflicts saying the winds of war are blowing. tens of thousands of pill grams in st. peter's square and millions more watched the message of peace.

you lost $200,000.s: that would be the year we started, basically, redoing the brand. 2014 -- $311,000, lost $87,000. 2015 -- $279,000, lost $34,000. on the balance sheet, the total liabilities are $71,987. does that include the credit cards that you guys told me about? trevor: yeah. lemonis: and you didn't take any significant pay. what's at stake for you guys in this business? travis: [ sighs ] the last 5, 6 years of my life and my future, so everything. brad: i moved home with my parents and my wife. trevor: the three of us have given blood, sweat, and tears into this business, and we all believe in it so much. brad: it broke my heart 'cause the whole charity aspect and giving back was what drove me to work so hard for the company. lemonis: and not take a pay. brad: yeah. lemonis: and move back with your wife to your parents' house. that's a big sacrifice. brad: trevor went through a hard time, obviously, after his mom passed. trevor: because of me, probably, we just haven't talked about it and discu

admit who gave up a four goalie last time out the black and yellow faced laver koos it who haven't lost at home yet this season. who's the boss pick the bosses right now it don't mean but for how long losing at labor couzin could be the last straw for the boston experiment. and european hopefuls collide hoffenheim a welcome to erupt in bowling rb leipsic the home side looking to rebound after their shocking defeat at the hands of hamburg. welcome to the bone as they go i d w i have chris harrington up first made and a labor couzin possibly pete the boss's last hope it keeping his job may. the dortmund boss has been on the hot seat lately he hasn't led his side to victory in six matches bosch snapped at the midweek press conference when asked if he believes he has a future at the club of course i believe we have to win he responded and he's right but it won't be easy host laver couzin are looking to continue their hot streak of having the league's longest unbeaten run of eight matches and kevin fall in here is the highest scoring german this season could he and the hosts hand-off another

.# for a moment, we all lost our fear of each other. lost our obsession with ourselves, and we reached out across the city in love for our neighbour. # every time you take one look around, # you then remember that they're really gone.# with me now is mohammed rasoul, who escaped from the fifth floor of grenfell tower with his wife, father and two young children. he was at the service today. thanks very much forjoining us. a difficult day, i am sure, but maybe uplifting in some senses. most definitely. it was a very emotional day but at the same time deeply meaningful. it was a day we came together as a local community and as a nation, to remember those we lost in that tragic fire, who were victims of a gross injustice. to see people turn up today from our local community, all around the country, our country's leaders, it was deeply significant. and to have it in such an iconic national landmark, to me, shows that when that fire happened and those people lost their lives, innocent people lost their lives, men, women and children, that th

what comes out because he's lost confidence because he's scared for his job. and my feeling is not good when the bosses decide to sack their man when even the mascot has had enough when they see the opposition celebrating for how fresh and fierce the other team's coaches. coaches can breathe new life into clubs just look at club and shelter. the coaches are brought in to do a better than the last no matter how tough the situation. sometimes a new old coach gets yet another crack at his favorite job if fresh ideas are in short supply. no one gets shown the door as often as the coach zero becomes new the universal fix. on match days. it's a hard not life as a coach right peter everyone talks about you whispers about you keep secrets and gossips in the shadows dormant wants of bush to bring back glory until well the z. it's the only from. as you can surely guess by now we had a conversation with major bush last night in which we decided to release him immediately. it's meant so far to go vehicle for us it was very emotional. but bush got off to a great start dog

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the new symbol of palestinian anger the activists who lost his legs in a previous israeli air strike has now been shot in the head and killed. and anger in the streets of honduras it's been three weeks and still no winner announced in the presidential election. the watershed meeting to elect a new leader for south africa's ruling party the african national congress is due to start in an hour after being delayed due to legal challenges whoever is chosen to succeed jacob zuma who is tainted by corruption allegations will lead the a.n.c. into the next presidential election that's in two thousand and nineteen the party is deeply divided over who should be better campaigners threaten to split the movement because on a zoom is south african president's preferred candidate she has campaigned hard against racial inequality and for and proving in the ass the prospects rather of the black majority the other main contender is cyril ramaphosa supporters say his business background makes him the best option to turn around south africa's struggling economy page because life for us in johannesburg

they lost captainjoe route.ark stoneman battled really well against some hostile australian building —— bowling. when he eventually went to 56 given out by the umpire caught behind, england we re the umpire caught behind, england were in some trouble. they dragged the initiative back, thanks to wonderful partnership between johnny ba i rstow wonderful partnership between johnny bairstow and david milan. david milan unbeaten on 110, his first test century in an ashes test in front of his parents who are watching. it was some day to him. england in a strong position. australia will have a few thoughts about what they can do. this third testis about what they can do. this third test is so pivotal for the series. it is, really, because england a 2— you're down in this ashes series. they know that if australia win, they will regain the ashes. it is a huge day to them. the aim is to push on towards a big score. setting up a potentially match— winning total. still a long way to go in this match but england have given t

after washington posts detailed allegations of miss con doukt against moore he lost support from dpxt op and denied any support came back in form of cash from rnc and enforcement of the president. the president did not campaign with moore but went to alabama florida border for a rally floor bama and there were sweets. he immoved people in alabama to khoyz moore. >> the write in votes played a big fok or and win is win people of alabama are great and republicans will have another shot at the seat in a short period of time. it never end. >> you know what, he's right. let's talk about the win for doug jones. it has major implications in the u.s. senate now gop has slimmer marming inwhen it comes to votes. this has a big impact on many measures the president wants to pass. we'll talk more about alabama election still to come and live to montgomery in ten minutes for update. let's talk about a more. >> dozens of democratic members of coming gress want oversight committee to open investigation into sexual harassment against him and this comes after trump accusers renewed their action. he ca

. >> we have people have lost their lives, lost their homes, lost their -- lost everything, and we grieve with them. >> reporter: firefighters arrive three minutes after the first call for help. it was already too late for many victims of this fast-moving fire. chris palone, nbc news, new york. >> a man with a checkered criminal past is the suspect behind yesterday's mayhem on i-95. we sent you a breaking alert today that gregory dies. david culver has been working on this into the past run-ins with the law. what have you learned today? >> reporter: pat, we found a long list of run-s in for gregory lee. some are were rather violent. his name was listed and next to it, it said violent offender. in the secured lot, this is what gregory lee's suv looks like after having rolled across 95, and this, this is what a stafford county sheriff's deputy's cruiser looked like after a bullet pierced the windshield. look at the head rest. see the frayed fabric? that's where the bullet went through missing his head. it started 11:20 yesterday morning. they say lee shot his wife three times in their apart

to those that lost children and educators, prayers and thoughts. after any of the massacres there never will be after any of the killings or the one by one deaths in the community and i mean every day in this country. the violencviolence killed 90 py day. 150,000 perished. so as we commemorate this day five years ago, let us dedicate ourselves to action and honor and of w those victims with actn it is never too soon to honor the victims with action. on that front page of the daily news, there is a line that says new york's hometown newspaper. new york wasn't the hometown to those victims, but america felt sandy hook was every town in america and it is indeed quintessentially and american town. that day, that night and in the days following the when there were callings and funerals one after anotherd it seemed like they would never end. and in some ways, they have never ended because for those families those losses are still real and urgent interest, the task of honoring those 20 beautiful children from a sixth-grade educators ought to be real and u

we come up republicans, lost. we lost a sheep feet we should have won. who lost it? we lost because the establishment tried to jam an establishment candidate down the throats of the alabama voters and the primary and they rebelled. they nominated a kook, roy moore was a terrible candidate before and the terrible candidate especially after the revelations came out. we have problems on both sides. the conservative insurgents are sick and tired of not being listened to. the establishment in washington is sick and tired of having the voters on the beltway trying to have input. we need to come together, we need to do it quick. we need to learn the lessons of virginia and the lessons of alabama, which is our voters are not going to show up if we don't give them a proper choice and we did not do that. we need to make lemons out of this -- lemonades out of these lemons, shannon. we have a lot of lemons tonight. >> shannon: we are waiting roy moore, who appears to have been defeated, they g.o.p. nominee in alabama for the u.s. senate. we will keep an eye on that and go there

while man who lost his brother in the war. on numerous occasions of been mistaken to like white as a ghost and cost someone's out of memphis work and thought i was in mike wilson lost his identical twin brother lance corporal david wilson in iraq in two thousand and eight david was twenty seven he'd become a father to his daughter poppy weeks before his death people say the twins have a rare twin bond kind of thing and i never really believe in this kind of thing i'm quite pragmatic. bought there is the you realize it's me who switched off together with other families of the soldiers fallen in iraq might push for a civil case against tony blair but lawyers have told them that british courts can't make judgments on matters of foreign policy military decisions or the legality of war for the grieving relatives the legal route here in the u.k. has been exhausted condemned the loss of a loved one in a conflict that the chill court report concluded was based on flawed intelligence will never be forgotten. the damning report revealed

i'm only lost because of y'all. forgive me, lord. i'm so sorry. ♪ >> this is my first time looking at lake michigan in this spot since that day. i drove my car right down to the side of where land ends and i sat there contemplaing taking my life and driving into that brake. i had my foot on the brake, car in drive and gun in my hand. my intend was to shoot and be in that lake. >> and the police came. >> police came. they had these two militarized police vehicles that had pretty much cornered me where i was at. they actually rammed the car, both sides. >> what did you think? >> you know, so many things went through my head. it was very intense for me. i had on hand i'm ready to give up on life and on the other hand here come these police again. i have to fight them back. it highlights the disconnect between the community and the police. i thought i will kill myself or they are going to kill me. it really intensified everything i was dealing with at that moment. there is a lot of plen mental illness going on because we don't talk about