his name was aaron louis.an unemployed truck driver who had been convicted of petty crimes in several states. to beverly's son carl jr., he didn't look like a kidnapper. >> he just looks like a regular guy. so it was like what did this punk want with my mom? like it didn't make sense. i almost was like are we sure we have the right guy? >> detectives believed they did. but the roller coaster ride for beverly carter's family and friends was far from over. >> i can remember the feeling when he was captured, we were just all like, yes, where is she? come on, where are you? we're ready to find you. >> as investigators focused on aaron louis, they backed off on beverly's husband as a suspect. now detective allison was keeping carl in the loop. >> he said we got him. i said, well, where's beverly? he said we're still questioning him. we're going to find out. we're going to keep on till we find her. >> then did you have a little burst of hope? >> just a little bit of hope. that's all i had. >> really your biggest tas

<<louis belluomini is a promedica paramedic. before this career, he was in the army for nine years, serving in both iraq and afghanistan. (louis belluomini/paramedi c) "i think the majority of veterans have ptsd to some extent." louis says he was diagnosed with p-t- s-d after his first tour. medicine is what helped him at first. now, it's star. (louis belluomini/paramedi c) "she's woke me up from nightmares in the middle of the night, sometimes two or three times a night. she senses when something's off or something's a little bit not right." louis says one of the other important things star does is protect his personal perimeter. c) "as military, that we're kind of trained to do is always watch our back or our partner's back. going away from that mentality is difficult. and so by having her by my side, i don't always have to feel that something is going on behind me because she is always watching behind me." and while star has helped rescue louis in a sense, she's a rescue too. she belonged to an active-duty member of the milit

as was said, i do sit louis brandeis in -- in louis brandeis 's chair. chairstices sit in the in a direct line. is make myr, there my predecessor justice stevens, and the justice before that was justice douglas, and before that was justice louis brandeis. so for justices -- four justices since justice louis brandeis was confirmed. i call it the knock the wood, longevity chair. it is an honor to sit on this court, obviously. it is a special honor for me to sit in this particular chair, to be given this chair. because truth be told, i know you are not supposed to have favorites, but excluding all of the justices whom i have known personally, ok? if you ask me who my favorite supreme court justice is, i would say beyond a doubt, justice louis brandeis. why is that? i was trying to think of how to explain it. thes for one thing, one of greatest writers on the court, one of the three or four of the best writers. it is not style alone, he married style to this great analytic power, analytic force in his opinions. grounded, even at his most visionary, and he di

come on, louis. no. come on. no. here you go, louis. no. my poor baby! what's he doing? [ tinkles ] [ ding! ] [ plays skillfully ] sam, is that you or him playing? started. [ plays skillfully ] attaboy, louis! i can't believe it. i just can't believe it. louis on a big tv show. that's nothing. he has so many concerts after this. well, sam, he owes it all to you. that's right, mrs. stephens. that benefit gave him the confidence. no, no. he has the talent. i just got him started. man: and now, ladies and gentlemen, the world-famous violinist, louis gruber. oh, doesn't he look handsome? except for the chicken soup on his lapel. shh! [ louis playing violin skillfully ] oh, my stars! well, sam, when's the next benefit? [ whimpering ] i'm ready, master. how do i look? great, great, great. [gunshots over tv] what is that you are watching? a horse opera. [giggles] an opera with horses? no, it's a-- it's a western. that's the way people used to live in the old days. and the only law and order was the marshal. it reminds me of election day in old baghdad. tony: in those days men r

louis. russ told the operator he'd returned home from an evening with friends to find his wife betsy dead on the living room floor. and he said it looked like she committed suicide. >> what did she do, do you know? >> she's got a knife in her neck. >> reporter: much later russ said something clicked when he saw her lying there. >> well, she talked about it years before and actually tried it once or twice. >> reporter: and when you came in -- >> i saw slices on her arms and that was the first thing that just registered in my mind. >> reporter: early next morning betsy's mother janet meyer got a knock on the door. officers standing there on her doorstep. >> one of them just looked right at me and said, betsy's dead. and i said, well, how could she be dead? she just here last night. >> reporter: officers went to sister julie's house. >> they said it was a possible suicide. i looked at her and kind of gave her this look like i don't think that sounds right. >> reporter: thing is, by the time pol

louis? >>> officials in california say one of the two inmates who escaped from a california jail a week ago has been recaptured. the sheriff's office says campbell was taken into custody last night. the search continues for chavez. officials say the men escaped last wednesday after sawing through the bars that covered a window and rappelling two stories to the ground using a bed sheet. the sheriff's office says it will release more information on the arrest in a news conference later this morning. >>> still ahead, hillary clinton makes a surprise appearance in new york and honors one of her biggest celebrity supporters on the campaign trail. >>> plus, the double overtime showdown between ohio state and michigan has led to a shakeup in college football playoff rankings. those stories and a check on weather when we come right back. (vo) stank face. an expression of disgust caused by inadequate litter tidy cats is the cure. with new guaranteed tidylock protection, you won't have to face one mor

read louis brandeis. so i will give you my favorite supreme court opinion of all time of all time. , this is his concurring opinion in whitney, which was a first amendment case. people know, first, people know about holmes in the first amendment. it is his name that comes to mind, the marketplace of ideas. those were incredible phrases and opinions that they were in -- they were incredible opinions. but in my view, the opinion that gets the most at the first amendment and why it is so important to our nation, is the opinion in whitney versus california. because it is in this opinion, what the justice does is really he connects it to the deepest values of american civic life. he talks about how, what the first amendment does, the purpose of the first amendment is ultimately to develop the faculties of citizens in order to participate in american democracy, and it is the beauty of that commitment is mere word mirrored and is brought out by the beauty of his prose. and i thought i would read some of it. i wa

louis. you just be sure that i get it. i've got to get that money, carrieie break the partnership, pay him off. five thousand dollars--how? i don't know. he's a killer, cheyenne marked him. santell means what he says. we've got 1,000. there's only one man on the boat that can make up theheest, hoot hollister. cheyenne's friend? you've seen the passengers, nickels and dimes, who else is there? i don't care if we never find anybody. what happened to your promises, our marriage? cant we ever live like decect people? you knew i was a gambler when we met. i need $5,000 in a hurry, hollister has it. oh, price. oh, i'm sorry, honey, i shouldn't have... you know that i love you. i want to settle d dn, carrie, believe me. i'll get him in a game tonight. you can keep cheyenne away long enough. i don't want him hanging over my shoulder when the old man starts losing. -no, price, no-- -carrie. you shoulda seen what happened. i bluffed that fella with a five dollar bet and he dropped a whole pot. you oughta seen his face when i showed

louis? >> alex, as she said there, the death of fidel castro has polarized leaders here in the u.s. and abroad. president-elect donald trump's initial public reaction was a four-word tweet, "fidel castro is dead." later he issued a longer statement saying in part, "fidel castro's legacy is one of firing squads, theft, unimaginable suffering, poverty, and denial of fundamental human rights. it is my hope today marks a move away from the horrors endured for too long and toward a future which is the wonderful cuban people finally live in the freedom they so richly deserve." president obama also released a statement saying in part, "we know that this moment fills cubans with powerful emotions. history will record and judge the enormous impact of this singular figure on the people and world around him. today we offer condolences to fidel castro's family and our thoughts and prayers are with the cuban people." canadian prime minister justin trudeau's office issued a statement saying, "it is with d

louis and minneapolis.travel day of the entire year, that storm will be moving into the great lakes. maybe areas right around detroit and chicago will have showery type weather and then for thanksgiving day, louis, the macy's parade is not going to be a washout, but there is a chance of showers into the northeast on thanksgiving day. >> bill, we were all wondering where winter was in one day, bam, it's here. >>> a few more sports headlines for you. it's never too late to realize your dreams. joe thomas sr. has made history as the oldest person to play in division one football game. the 55-year-old father of green bay packers linebacker joe thomas jr. took the field in the first quarter of saturday's senior day win over savannah state, where he took the handoff and ran for a gain of three yards. thomas finished the day with four carries and a total of minus one rushing yard. another sight to see on the collegiate grid iron from saturday, boise state's team retrieving labrador was responsible for fetching the

louis: mr. schumer, we saw a letter issued to members of congress to the f.b.i. director james comey in which he announced new information to hillary clinton's use of a private server that has triggered reaction including demands for more information and calls for comey's resignation. do you think the timing and content of his letter was appropriate and should he step down or be fired? sen. schumer: i was appalled by what director comey did. i know him. i have worked with him in the past. we worked together about cleaning up the u.s. attorney's office when alberto gonzalez was politicizing them. that is what makes what he did all the more surprising and appalling. you know, there is a tradition in the u.s. attorneys' offices in washington and justice department and goes down to the brooklyn d.a.'s office that a prosecutor always avoids interfering with an election, and the fact we heard today that comey had to issue a search warrant for these emails means he doesn't know what is in them. yet he

louis.hile he was at fort snelling he met a william named harriet robinson, who was enslaved to another person, another officer at the fort. and dr. emerson actually purchased her and allowed the scotts to marry legally. it was unusual for slaves to have a legal marriage performed by a clergyman. so dread and harriet scott returned to st. louis. they had two children, both daughters. and after a time, dr. emerson passed away. mrs. emerson was asked by the scotts whether they might be able to purchase their freedom from her. it was something, especially in urban slavery, it wasn't that unusual. but she refused. she was not interested in selling the scott family. so they decided, based on the fact that they had been taken to free territory and held as slaves and were still being held in bondage when they returned to st. louis, to sue for their freedom. so they entered this courthouse in 1846. each had their own petition. so it wasn't as though it was a joint thing. and it wasn't just dread. it

louis science museum. i had him -- i used to hold a salon in my home in my living room every month where i would bring together amazing people in the space business. we talk about what is. i came up with the idea of the x prize because i was absolutely sure incentivizing 10 "million dollar challenge" would work. i would sure i would launch in l.a. or florida or same way lindbergh got his money. doug is over for the salon and we're talking and he goes, you know, you should go to st. louis again. i go, st. louis? yeah, this whole legacy. so he convinced me to come there. and we actual got? -- got this going very much thanks to him. the long story how this prize got funded, and julian who has done an amazing book, so proud of the work that you have done. eric was on my board at the time. we could, when i announced this prize under the arch in st. louis for $10 million i was absolutely postively sure it would be easily fundable. who would not want to pay $10 million after someone pulled off the flight. it was

louis. yeah! [all clamoring] all right, wait a minute. st. louis was just great. hey, rollo, give me that small brown bag over there. i bought presents for everybody. [all talking at once] you got a present for me, too, fred? yeah, yeah, grady. i got yours first 'cause you've been taking such good care of my son. oh, you didn't have to do that. i wasn't expecting anything. on pads. well, i really-- i'm going to put those on now. i need them. uh, grady, grady, don't take your shoes off in the house. please don't take your shoes off! and, donna, honey, here's something for you. oh. see there? if you get a watch, you can put it in there. bubba: oh, now, that's cruel. low-down. fred: wait a minute. i was just kidding. i was just kidding, honey. here's the watch. oh! oh! it's beautiful! look, esther! yes. look. it's exactly 249. are you kidding? it must be 6:00. i wasn't looking at the time, fred. i was looking at the price tag. well, get your face away from it before it stops. that's just a clear piece of plastic. no, it ain't. put it up to your face. that's your hall

louis again. i said, st. louis? yeah. he convinced me to come there and we actually got this going very much in -- in thanks to him and the long story about how the prize got funded and julian who has done an amazing book and i'm so proud of the work that you have done. eric was on my board at the time. when i announced the prize for $10 million i was absolutely positively sure that it was going to be easily fundable. who would not want to pay $10 million after someone pulled off the flight. it was a no-brainer until after seeking billionaire, no, no, someone is going to tie, no, no, we ended up actually as julian tells in the book, and the whole one insurance policy was this crazy idea that you pay at the time 3 million-dollar premium in order to get the money -- get someone to bet against you. so we paid the $3 million and someone won the $10 million by the end of 2004 the insurance company will pay the money. if no one won they would keep 3 million bucks and the competition was over. the problem was even after we negot

louis will ride two to a patrol car.nded sergeant spoke to fellow officers, but could not give a description of the shooter.

that man in the house is not louis. louis is genene, like you. louis? - oh, you're b butiful, christie. - put them on, christie. you want to see him, don't you? we've got to get louis into the house. that man.... (whispering) mr. paladin. ?? - is that you, paladin? (gun fires) - how'd you know my name? - i read it on a wall someplace. (dart) - what did you come back for, your fee? - along with a lot of other dirty names of dirty little men. eh, you're lucky i didn't have a rifle yesterday, paladin. (gun fires)) - come on, johnny dart! (gun fires) are you finished, mr. dart? ?? - don't shoot, paladin. don't shoot. - i know louis insists he doesn't need a doctor, but if you could just... he'll be fine with just your care. - oh, all right. but you will send the preacher out? - just as soon as i deliver him. louis prodded me about the preacher, too. he won't let you go. - and will you come back and visit us whenever you can? - i will indeed. - i'm awfully sorry you missed your appointment. - christie, i believe in fate. i think you must have been put in my

louis? >> ali, donald trump is being called out after falsely accusing president obama of screaming at one of his supporters while campaigning in north carolina on friday. trump's claim earned him a pants on fire rating after the president defended the trump supporter who protested at his event. here's how it all played out. >> i'm serious. listen up. you got an older gentleman who is supporting his candidate. he's not doing nothing. you don't have to worry about him. first of all, we live in a country that respects free speech, so, second of all, looks like maybe he might have served in our military and we've got to respect that. third of all, he was elderly and we have to respect our elders. and fourth of all, don't boo. vote! >> he was talking to the protester, screaming at him, really screaming at him. by the way, if i spoke the way obama spoke to that protester, they would say he became unhinged. you are to go back and look and study and see what happened. they never moved the camera, a

louis.. another officer... a father of -3-.... is in critical..... but stable condition..... after he was shot twice.... in the face. sot - chief sam dotson / st. louis police "the officer says he saw the muzzle flashes and felt the glass breaking in his window as the shots came through and struck him in the and... another in missouri..... have two more officers recovering. all -4- cases happened.... during traffic stops. we are told.... in st. louis and in san antonio... stops.... in pairs.. until further notice. electronics giant samsung is doing damage control tonight over its flagship galaxy smartphones. new reports have surfaced that other galaxy s-7 devices are bursting into flames.. similar to what happened with the note-7. samsung stopped selling the note-7 last month after failing to correct the problem. samsung is now trying to reassure customers that other devices in the same smartphone family are safe.. despite customer complaints. fears of extra hectic holiday travel.... can be

louis tonight. but all day long we have been tracking san antonio where detective ben yeah -- ben marconi was shot and killed today while he was conducting a traffic stop then another vehicle drove up behind him. that driver got out and shot him twice through the driver's side window as well killing him. he died later at a hospital. anything related to the suspect that they have so far. this is his car. but the chief william mcmanus spoke earlier today. >> [ indiscernible ] that he or she is to have cover. >> that suspect is still on the run and there is a $10,000 reward being offered for any information that leads to the suspect in the san antonio incidents arrest. we are still tracking that is a very fluid situation right now. coming up next we will have more information on the san antonio shooter and anymore developments that we find out of st. louis. back to you >>> right now the transition continues for president elect donald trump. today trump met with potential members of his administration.

>> thanks, louis. mike pence is back home in indiana for the first time as vice president-elect following a sit down in washington, d.c., with the man he will succeed in a couple of months. pence met with joe biden in the west wing office for about 30 minutes yesterday. a statement from the vice president said the two talked about key duties of the position with biden offering his full support for a smooth transition. the vice president tweeted out this photo of the meeting with governor pence. the pence family is set to join the bidens for lunch next week. meanwhile, it was a warm welcome for pence when he returned to his home state of indiana as a crowd gathered and greeted him at the airport. he choked up when speaking about how much his state means to him. >> i hope you will always know, will always know, that wherever my duties take me as vice president of the united states of america, every morning that i wake up, my heart will always be where the moonlight is fair along the wabash and from the f

louis to san antonio. overnight, a cop attacked while driving a squad car, and a 20-year veteran gunned down while writing a traffic ticket. >> getting to headquarters. >>> president trump closes in on new cabinet picks. 21 meetings in two days. an announcement about secretary of defense is imminent. as trump picks a fight with holl

louis? yeah, fred's still in st. louis. good. i'll say a prayer for the state of missouri. yeah. well, what can i do for you, chester? oh, yeah. what can i do for you? well, with fred gone, i'd like to bring my bible group over here for a meeting. w--well, why do you want to bring them over here? i have to. our usual meetin' place has been condemned. oh, gee whiz. i'm sorry to hear that. yes, we all were, especially sister hannah. she was the one who fell through the floor. fell through the floor? mmm, mmm, mmm. i sure hope she wasn't hurt too bad. no. she busted her hip. lucky for her, she got a lot of hip. but the poor thing is walkin' crooked like this. grady: mmm, mmm, mmm. so that's why this place would be just fine, since that heathenous fred isn't here. oh. well, you see, um... i'm afraid you can't have your bible meetings here. and he said if you were to come over here askin' about having a bible meeting, that i was to say no. so i'm sayin' no. look, sucker... the lord sent this heavenly opportunity to put some holiness into this house. that's why he sent fred to st. loui

louis will ride two to a patrol car. the wounded sergeant spoke to fellow officers, but could not give a description of the shooter. >>> and ten minutes outside kansas city in gladstone, missouri, a police officer shot during a traffic stop late last night. the suspect also shot. the kansas city fop tweeting the officer is expected to survive. the suspect's condition and identity have yet to be confirmed. >>> and sanibel, florida, west of ft. myers, an officer wounded in a drive-by shooting. he was in his patrol car following a routine traffic stop when someone pulled up and began firing. the officer tweeted at a hospital and released. the suspect was taken into custody after exchange gunfire with other officers. this is a sleepy bleach town. this is the first time in the history of the sanibel police department that an officer has been shot. >>> to san antonio, the shooting death of the 50-year-old police officer was a targeted killing. detective benjamin marconi was gunned down outside of his car during a traffic stop.

louis attacks were both shot and killed by police. ((kirsten joyce)) >> in sanibel, florida, barricaded himself in his home and was later taken into custody ((brian loftus)) >>> skiers and snowboarders are ready to hit the slopes. ((kirsten joyce)) >> coming up on good day we'll be looking at the opening for one of northern nevada's popular ski mountains./// you're watching 8 news now good day. ((sherry swensk)) >>> temps are dropping here in las vegas but up north skiers and boarders are dusting off the boots and jackets. that's right at mount rose near reno, ski season has officially begun. it's a later start than last year. the few runs are mostly man-made snow pumped out over the last and the folks who've been waiting for their winter season to start, say that's all they need./// rain and snow into the west starting to look and feel like a change of seasons. ............. california getting hit first... but now rain and thunderstorms showing up in nevada and arizona overnight and we have a good chance of morning rain. ...........

louis, sanibel, florida, and gladstone, missouri. and in san antonio, texas, detective benjamin marconi was murdered while writing a traffic ticket >> and this is the scene this morning. a growing memorial. signs, balloons, candles. all honoring marconi. this morning, police officers targeted. a manhunt under way in san antonio, where a traffic stop turned deadly. detective benjamin marconi, a 20-year veteran of the force, stopping a vehicle just outside of police headquarters. a man getting out, shooting detective marconi twice in the head through the passenger side window. >> i have an officer down in front of headquarters. >> reporter: the 50-year-old father of two rushed to the and overnight in st. louis, another ambush. an officer shot twice in the face while hit sitting in his patrol car. the unidentified father of three now in critical but stable condition. after a city-wide manhunt. police and the suspect exchanging gunfire overnight. the alleged shooter killed by authorities. also in missouri last night, an officer in gladst

that means louis and jill are on the plaza to pick our ambush makeover ladies. they've been getting primped and pampered with transformed beautiful new looks. >> and we head into a kitchen with a pair of hunky chefs. >> did he just eat a sweet potato? >> they're going to show us how to impress your guests on thanksgiving with show-stopping sides. >> all right, so lori and bella, so tell us about that hallmark movie. >> it's a christmas movie, it's on this saturday night. >> is it a whole like six weeks of christmas, every day on hallmark? >> it's christmas every weekend, every night on the hallmark channel right now, it's a countdown to christmas, but we have our show on saturday night. >> i play a talk show host. >> what do you play, sweetie? >> i play just a girl in a small town who helps her. >> who loves christmas. >> who wants to be a talk show host. >> you're like so many other women out there. thousands of them. dreaming. our job. >> bella. >> and some day you get 'em, good for you. >> well, we wish you best of luck, bella. >> have you always wanted to be

ryanair and others. >> ryan air is probably one reason for louis vuitton the not to get very -- louis not to get very cheerful -- luftansa not to get very cheerful. and another -- ryan air will be flying to and from frankfurt. this is the home base of lufthansa. and in berlin, there is rumor that they will close down some of their bases. nothing is confirmed. i can tell you that the rumor alone is weighing on the share price of air berlin today. heather: thank you. our financial correspondent at the stock exchange. thank you for that. and we will have more business a little later. anchor: thank you. a little bit of football. the champions league, a powerhouse, munich qualifying with two matches to spare. they came from behind, to-one. and a home win against throw stuff. manchester city fought back to beat barcelona, 3-1. arsenal qualifying for the knockout stage. and psg beat basil. and -- against dynamo kiev. and our top story, antigovernment protests taking place in the south african capital. this came as a report came out about allegations against the president, jacob zuma. there w

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louis. as a take a look to the next couple days, we keep an eye out here into the plane states and for the west into the four corners region. this is one area of low pressure is in that area of low pressure will continue to move to the easton as it does so will gain more strength. you're likely to see a storm system begin to develop somewhere in the nebraska kansas area coming out to the iowa missouri area. this is a far cry from what we had last week. there's no real pull or push coming behind it and we aren't expecting that intensification come in. we're not expecting the 70s, have either. it will be warmer but not white record setting. 70 and temperatures, 20s and 32 in downtown cleveland. light wins the war but trimmer with anyways, these clouds may be a random stuff like these but the rest of us will deal with sunny skies, northwest winds to continue progress the workday gets going we head toward one shower, temperature should rebound nicely in the mid-and upper 30s. would be surprised

louis. he was just 19. in the kansas city suburb of gladstone, missouri, someone shot a police officer yesterday during a traffic stop. the officer's out of surgery and is expected to make a full recovery. and an officer in sanibel, florida, is also traffic stop last night. the weekend attacks happened three weeks after the shooting deaths of two des moines area police officers. urbandale police officer justin martin and des moines police sergeant anthony beminio both died after separate ambushes while they were in their patrol cars. police arrested the suspected shooter. the man who confessed to killing a minnesota boy nearly 30 years ago, will spend 20 years in a judge sentenced danny heinrich this morning. he led authorities to the remains of 11 year old jacob wetterling this summer. police say heinrich sexually assaulted and then killed the boy. heinrich abducted wetterling near his home in saint joseph in october 1989. a strike that workers had scheduled for this holiday weekend at o'ha

louis enlisted in the u.s. army one month after the attack at pearl harbor, and became the face of a recruitment campaign encouraging black men to enlist in the army. in response to criticism from civil rights leaders that he was using his fame to legitimize what was a very segregated uis'response was always the same, there are a lot of things wrong with america, but hitler is not going to fix them. he shifted the conversation from america's conversation about race to germany's conversation about race, facing to me first then turning to correct -- facing germany first then turning to correct american issues. he spent his life fighting an exhibition fights and promoting black worker meant. despite his celebrity status, strangero to the simulations experienced by black soldiers. loncor resources, lack of opportunities for advancement, racial epithets, being told to move to the back of the bus. the poster sets up a perfect dichotomy between democracy and fascism. the reality of joe louis military service makes it

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louis. a 46-year-old officer is in critical condition after being shot in the face two times. >> this officer was not involved in a traffic spot. this officer was not trying to pull this car over. this officer was driving down the road and was ambushed by an individual who pointed a gun at him from inside of his car and shot out the police officer's window. >> tia: thankfully at last expected to survive. like we mentioned at the top of the hour, police shot and killed the gunman in a shoot-out. >> brian: in san antonio, texas a manhunt is happening for a similar shooting. this time the officer was killed writing a traffic ticket. a car pulled up behind his cruiser and a man got out and shot the 20-year veteran of the force twice in the head. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> it's very hard to find somebody that's willing to do this profession, this job, because of the very thing that we saw today. shooting last night. a florida officer was shot in the shoulder during a traffic stop. he

louis neighborhood where the shooting happened. hands up don't shoot this chant was part of a march injustice. more than a hundred people walked through dubuque yesterday. the mostly white group was protesting police brutality against black people. some said an open dialogue about racial issues in the u-s is a start to addressing the problem. "there's a large percent of white americans that understand that all lives do matter. and right now we're currently concentrating on black lives and that's what the march is for. to recognize that we do understand that all lives matter, but today in america black lives are suffering greatly." others said they were there to protest what they call hateful comments against minorities from president-elect donald trump. the pre-trial conference for a former washington high school substitute teacher is today. mary beth haglin is charged with sexual exploitation. a week from today, she will go to trial in tama county. a cedar rapids judge approved a change of venue. haglin's lawyer says the news cove

pickering was louis nye. louis, would you like to say goodnight to the folks? - no (laughs). - what? - no, i'd rather say goodnight to my feathered friends. - your feathered friends? oh, your ... (twittering) which one was that? - that, jack, was the red-naveled, wet-backed zortsouch. (audience laughter) - zortsouch? ght, folks. i'll be seeing you soon. (applause) a zortsouch? - [louis] zortsouch. [music] on his hi-fi, tommy? he's got a record with a lion on it. i got a book with a lion on it. this is the sound of a lion, the roar, just like you hear in the circus. i'd rather hear it at the circus. is your dad gonna take you? i don't know. he's still mad on account of i had to blow my balloon up while he was snoring. boy. hey, look at that. wow, what is it?