at the head of the coffin, stood known friend of the dead man holding the funeral mace.is dignified bearing and his moving sermon. i wept. we all wept. afterwards, we went to a hotel. there i learned that the man with the mace had been in love with the dead man's son and that the dead man had borrowed money from his son's admirer. and the next day the priest was arrested for stealing from the church funds. pretty, isn't it? how horrible. do you know what i'm thinking? about you. you mustn't tell me. if you do, i shall die. i must, or i shall die. a madhouse, as people say or they think? i know. my father died in a madhouse. was he sick? no, he was perfectly well, just mad. he only showed it once. i'll tell you how. he was surrounded, as we all are, by a circle of associates. he called them friends--shorter and more convenient. one day, he gave a great party. it was in the evening. he was tired after his day's work and tired with the strain of listening to his guests and exchanging spiteful gossip with them. well, he rapped on the table for silence and stood up with his g

maced and -- i was maced so much, they said don't even mace him. because it don't even affect him.s immune to it. they can shoot me with a taser gun or whatever because it's going to take more than that to calm me down a little, you know. when they come up with something new, they come to me and try it on me. see if it works. >> i definitely had the sense that fleece loved to have an audience. he was a great storyteller. and he knew it. >> a lot of the officers that i fought, some of them quit. a whole bunch of them quit through me. i made them quit. >> one of those officers barely escaped with his life. >> when i took a five-gallon bucket of boiling water with bleach and salt and everything in it. and it was so hot. i took a spoon and as soon as i threw it in, it just curled up. that's how hot it was. and i threw it on him. just threw the whole bucket on him. >> what did he do that made you want to assault him? >> he disrespected me. that's all it takes. back then, that is all it took, just a simple disrespect. >> the c.o. survived. but the incident caused the state to institute h

. >> you can black as out of the press, blog and arrest us, tear gas, mace, and shoot us, as we know very well, you will, but this time we're not turning back. we know you are finished. desperate, near the end. hysterical in your flabbergastlyness. amen. >> after the readings, the crowd headed to a reception upstairs by wandering through the other gallery rooms in the historic home. the third floor is not usually reserved for just parties, however. it is the stage for live performances. ♪ under the guidance of musical curators, these three, meridian has maintained a strong commitment to new music, compositions that are innovative, experimental, and sometimes challenging. sound art is an artistic and event that usually receives short shrift from most galleries because san francisco is musicians have responded by showing strong support for the programming. ♪ looking into meridian's future, she says she wants to keep doing the same thing that she has been doing since 1989. to enlighten and disturbed. >> i really believe that all the arts have a serious function and that it helps us find

. >> i got maced the other day. >> was it the spray or an actual mace?it was a gun. >> what did you do? was it a fan? >> no. >> in fairness you were spraying the feminist, but it was backwards and hit you instead. >> i did everything right. that was the most offensive thing to her. >> story two, white people as the church greeters, sherrod you had sympathy for the pastor. she is an african-american pastor. >> i know. she is ridiculous. and people are ridiculous. >> let me ask, dana, you seem to be treating this as a communication issue. you said why doesn't she just say i am taking over and hand out the job assignments? >> right. >> do you think this was really -- do you think the issue -- it is not bad to want your church to have a racial mix. she got in trouble because she wrote the wrong kind of e-mail. >> here is my roll as a communication advisor. i don't care what you did. i can tell you how you said it or you can fix it. >> i don't know how these churches work. >> people gather and say a few hymns. >> i go to a catholic church in the bronks. >> th

usually takes about eight to ten minutes for my eyes to readjust after being maced. was that her?e other people. then it's time you let me set you up with one of the girls from my office. oh, i don't know. i think it's too soon. and plus, my eyes are still burning from the mace. are you sure? i own a small modeling agency. ah. wait, what's that? no high fashion, mind you. just swimsuits and lingerie. that'll do. oscar! hey, what's up, sunshine? look what we got invited to? opera tickets. who hates me that much? jennifer and i fixed up the guy and the girl that you and adam sold your tickets to. they've been dating, and they've invited us to join them la boheme. all because you scalped your ticket. i guess i had this coming. wonder how much i could get for these. lightning strikes b-w-i.. bringing the airport to a stand still. the status of flights this morning. and... no more online ads.. ever. the software that will block them all for you.. and how much it costs. friday the 13th!!!! ooooooooo flights are coming in and out of b-w-i on time this morning after severe weather stirred

[ mace sprays ] >> aah! this is not over, darnell!etter -- you better get your behind out of here. >> [ laughs ] >> don't nobody mess with my bible-trivia buddy. >> what?! get out of the way. you about wet yourself again. >> aw. excuse me. man, walk me to the bathroom. >> you need a diaper on. >> i think he's still out there. >> ain't nobody still out there. >> he is! >> yes, he is! >> open up the door! come on, man! you need me for bible study! [ screams ] >> he got him! he got him! >> let me see! >> fight, darnell! fight, darnell! >> oh! >> man up, man! man up! >> from the hammerstein ballroom in new york city. welcome, everybody to "ring of honor" wrestling. alongside new talent scout in "ring of honor" prince nana. i am kevin kelly. we welcome you to the show. three quarter match ups, for the world title tournament. unbreakable michael elgin against machine gun anderson. that is awesome, kevin. we'll also see kevin steen one on one against roderick strong. we kick the hour off with michael elgin against tommaso ciampa. >> i hate t

. >> mace way. >> and mr. logan. >> join me in the pledge of allegiance.

but, the family request today be maced in lake arrowhead village so everyone can see it. that area where the statue is put up will be known as mckay's corner. >>> members of congress cut short their summer break to return to washington today. the president wants them to approve a possible military action. >> 1members of congress took a brace from recess to return to washington to hear what evidence the white house has to warrant a military strike in is syria. >> the president made a decision, i support it. i think congress is going to do it. >> president barack obama said that he authorized military action. >> the biggest single concern among the members may have well have been a brood request for authority. narrow and intend to do anything. >> some members in congress are not ready to say how they will vote. >> i will not answer that follow we have more questioned answered. in my mind they need to be answered. >> 1400 people died last month after the government launched an attack. many lawmakers say they don't question poison gas was used but they want to know why the u.

. >> mace way. >> and mr. logan. >> join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> we are going to start this meeting differently this evening and i am going to start by calling on the superintendent. >> thank you, president norton. we start this evening's meeting with very heavy hearts, as we have suffered a tragic loss to our district of our long time registered parliament, wilson and we would like to read a few words and dedicate this meeting. >> she was employed by the school district for the board of education for the past 45 years. and she passed away yesterday september 9, 2013. she was born on august 15, 1919 in wisconsin. her family moved to san francisco when she was 6 years old. and the train ride from wisconsin made her so sick that she never ever set foot on a train again. she grew up at 5th and judith street in the city by bait and attended public schools here and was a proud graduate of lowel high school and went on to business school where she learned the latest in the shorthand machines the sten grap

financial titans were macing big bets on the homing prices. one week later lehman brothers collapsed triggering a global freeze on credit followed by a government takeover by aig. overnight the recession became a global crisis. >> this is what brought us to the brink of collapse. >> all because we got a house we couldn't afford? >> congress was forced with one choice, bail out the very banks that led the economy into the mess with their risky behavior. but the carefully crafted bill to ask you the financial system went down in defeat with the house of representatives. >> the motion is not adopted. >> vesteinvestors went into full-blown panic. $1.2 trillion in market fall wiped out in a single day. >> we've got much work to do, and this is much too important to simply let fail. >> congress got the message, and on friday, october 3rd, they passed the troubled asset relief program, tarp for short. >> the motion is adopted. >> five years later is america better off than it was then? yes. because it was that bad. could it happen again? >> ali velsh

this mace is big. so, we are grateful. hopefully they keep on bringing the electricity.visional series starts october 4th. >>> well, tonight, san francisco strip club is suing oracle over an unpaid bill. an employee racked up a $34,000 tab during last year's oracle world and put it on his amex card. a year later they are refusing to pay up. so far the company is not talking about the lawsuit. oracle is still in the america's cup. still in it. oracle's team usa is still alive after drama on the bay today. brian webb says the comeback is good news for the city of san francisco. brian? >> reporter: there are plenty of critics of this race. the crowds are getting bigger and bigger. hotels and restaurants are packed and lately it is more like the grand event it was meant to be. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: once on the brink of an embarrassing defeat. team oracle turns things around winning two races this afternoon. the tides are turning. >> we are not disappointed they are doing well. we are happy our guys are doing incredibly well. >> reporter: the crew and boat are ba

police say more of the attacker mace be on the run after escaping the mall. >>> there was a noticeablemount of security at churches across nairobi today. people entering sunday services were searched. and today a local group of muslim leaders formed a human chain outside the westgate mall to show their respect for the victims and their families. >>> the retrial of amanda knox begins tomorrow in italy. knox was found guilty of killing 21-year-old meredith kercher in 2009, but she won an appeal the 2011 and she was released and she returned to the united states. but the case is being tried again after italy's highest court noted contradictions and interconsistencies in the first trial. knox is not planning to return to florence, but she could be asked to testify via video link. she maintains her innocence in this case. >>> we had a gorgeous sunday >>> we had a gorgeous sunday today, didn't we? today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it on

. >> reporter: karate, mace? >> i have none of the skills.on the couch at night and watching tv though. >> reporter: watching the late night tv in the 90s they discovered a fresh-faced man with a demeanor so likeable you would never guess he served two years in prison for fraud. when they saw him hocking baldness cures and miracle pain tape. >> this to me is a miraculous break through. >> reporter: cancer prevention pills, they sued him twice. without admitting guilt, trudeau paid $2.5 million and not to lie about his product. then he became a best-selling author. wrote the diet book, and recommend enemas, injection and near starvation 500 calories a day. when he went on tv and said all that was easy. >> the fastest, easiest most effective way to lose weight period. >> reporter: the ftc pounced. a federal judge ruled trudeau's ad misled thousand of customers and ordered him to pay back $37.6 million. >> he claims he is insolvent. he can't pay. do you believe he is hiding his money? >> the evidence demonstrates that's what he is doing. >> repo

but today they maced the unimaginable violence that they wouldn't have expected here at home. >> that was nbc's jim miklaszewski. now, of the 1 victims 7 are identified. officials are trying to notify the families of the five other. d.c.'s mayor says the victims range in age from 46 to 73. the candlelight vigil was held late monday in their honor. a number of the victims were civilian employees and contractors. officials say none of them were known to be active duty military personn personnel. among the eight injured, three were shot including a police officer. they are expected to survive. >>> now more on the accused gunman, aaron alexis. nbc's tracie potts is live in washington for us. what can you tell us about alexis. >> reporter: we can tell you that the fbi is and will be digging into his background. here's what we know based on what authorities told us of the he moved here about four months ago. apparently bought a handgun at a virginia store. brought that gun here yesterday along with other weapons they believe he may have cons sophisticated on the scene inside the navy yard.

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german prosecutors mace -- must check whether german laws were violated. >> the soldier behind the largest intelligence leak in u.s. history has requested a pardon. chelsea manning is facing 35 years in jail. rights groups are urging president obama to take a sympathetic stance. >> the cleveland kidnapper, ariel castro, has been found dead. officials at a prison in ohio say castro appears to have hanged himself in his cell. castro was jailed for life without parole last month for holding three young women captive for years and subjecting them to rape and beatings. he had been separated from the jail's general population. >> bad luck if you live on one of the 83 islands that make up then walk to -- up vanuatu. >> the united nations says that the islands that live on the so- called ring of fire are at the greatest risk of natural disaster. >> that's because of a large number of volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, and he islands are also located on a cyclone belt. -- and islands are also located on a cyclone belt. >> germany placed 146. >> natural disasters can often have very different impacts.

pitcher john lackey had no hitter until the #th before serving up a home run to jones and the o's maced two hits and are two games behind the wild card race with 10 games remaining and begin the crucial series tonight against the rays. >>> the ravens are looking to make it 2 in row when they face houston on sunday. future hall of famer ray lewis is going be to be inducted into the ravens ring of honor at halftime and ed reed is making his return to baltimore. he has yet to suit up for the texans as he recovers from hip surgery. however, the houston chronicle reports he will likely play on sunday. >>> there's no doubt about it, nicu help nurse the tooniest -- tiniest babies back to health. we will introduce you to a family who says they have a healthy set of twins thanks to the nicu. >> reporter: no delays on 795 at owings mills. i will bring you the latest drive times coming up after the break. >>> there's neat events around town today. johns hopkins is hosting the hack-a-thon. students are being challenged to come up with software that has the community purpose. edth deadline is sunday

the world used to take this road it's traveled to one of them a significant trying and one of the mace tenley places in syria its residents to speak aramaic the language jesus christ is believed to have spoken we two are driving tomorrow. but for another reason on wednesday the central simeon fields which have been among the few in syria they didn't see any violence since the crisis here started in two thousand and eleven was attacked by rebel forces most of them recruited to members of had the nuestra who came here. after a car bomb exploded at the checkpoint the militants of a radical islamist group considered terrorists by the un and us stormed in. the army tells us that this is the closest point and we cannot go any further we can see marlee which problem here but the thing is that the militants who are still inside that we can see our eyes as well there are snipers inside the goods so it is really dangerous to go there the soldiers say that the militants mostly from don't have the luther who took over the mountain top sufi the hotel and from time to time their firing from this so

i mean the private email is should have exclusive right to have the seed mace ok so again universities do have a good track record for keeping dates to private but the worry here is that there's so much data and of course how it could be used ultimately the information could be used to allocate resources for example if it identifies the type of person most likely to fail universities could stop recruiting those people altogether or not waste money on trying to retain them as students start returning for a new academic year they'd better beware big brother is watching them now more closely than ever. now to some of today's main news from around the world in a northern iraq the suicide bomber has called in the thirty six people and left dozens more wounded the attacker detonated an explosive belt at a funeral attended by members of the ethnic minority group iraq is currently enjoying its bloodiest period in years with more than four thousand deaths since april. a lot of waters across the u.s. state of colorado have left five people dead and hundreds missing arsons of residents have been

year old woman pepper sprayed in the face and berkeley kids were beat with the tons and santa cruz mace rained down on students in my hometown of oakland california thousands of police in march the streets beating brutalizing and launching tear gas canisters and smoke grenades at peaceful protesters what you're seeing now is footage i shot of a normal night in oakland the had the crackdown all of this under direct orders from the federal government which made sure every camp was boarded up for good. luck two years ago was the birth of a grassroots movement organized against the system as a whole and that's why occupy wall street pose such a threat to the establishment occupy didn't die it signified a monumental shift in consciousness and that's not something that simply goes away . well for. science technology innovation and all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. on explored and talked to go what is it in this icy expanse that attracts the people who come here. now i only go to the dock. and enter into. a new generation of polar explorers is coming.

so i came to tech shop with this big goal of reskilling mace. my name is david lang. i'm with a group. it's a kmount that i started. we created an underwater robot. so basically you plug this thing into your computer. you can drop it into a pond or a lake or the ocean and control it and see what it sees. so we launched a kickstarter project, and we raised $110,000 from almost 500 people all over the world. and so we are so busy building row about tbots right now. >> it's really hard to say here's our typical member because there really aren't any. >> i came to tech shop because i needed a milling machine. i was building these things by hand and i was using a shop in st. louis. then when i came out here, i couldn't find a place to work. and tech shop was this miraculous find. they had all the equipment. then they had all the amazing people. i saw a guy making his own segue, a lunar lander, you know. it >> it's energetic. you can bounce ideas around with people. if you hit a road block, can you usually get help and kind of work your way through it. i'm patrick buckley,

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mace from the metropolitan museum in new york, who was assisting carter. the bizarre events surrounding the opening of tutankhamun's tomb appear today to have been merely coincidental. the unextinguishable legend of the mummy's curse had begun. who was this king? what was he like? what did he achieve in a life lived 34 centuries ago? we don't know for sure. all we have are images. even with its discovery, the tomb still refuses to yield many of its secrets. we know only that the young boy king, tutankhamun, grew up during one of the most turbulent periods in egypt's long history. it was a time when the stability of egypt had been wracked by a religious and political revolution that for the first time in history eliminated all gods but one: aten, the sun. the precipitator of the crisis was the pharaoh akhenaten, in whose court tutankhamun was raised. akhenaten was a strong-willed genius who has been called the first true individual in history. rather than portraying himself as the all-conquering pharaoh as egypt's kings had done for 1,700 years before, akhe

talking by an officer after a certain hour - if they catch you talking the next day they come in and mace you, pull you out of your cell, take your stuff and call it the chilly willy. i was probably 16 at the time. i was in the cell in my boxers. so i ripped the waste -- waist band of my boxers, put it around my neck and tried to kill myself. they found me choking, sedated me and tied me up. >> 50% of success successful suic. >> des in -- suicides occur. >> prisoners in segregated housing are likely to commit crimes upon release, and return to prison. there are economic cost. >> housing prisoners in the shoe costs $12,000 more per year than general population. still the california officers say they need the shoe to separate violent prisoners and refuse to negotiate with the strikers. >> they protest across california, and sel ebb rities, jay lehno, susan sara don show support. eight stakes have restrictions on solitary because of law suits or cuts. those states reported no significant increase in violence. >> did you look at the policies of others? >> not every state has the type of priso

. >> tonight mace ease passport presents 31 annual macy's passport presents glammaramma fashion show.> quite a title it is. >> laura anthony has a preview for us. >> before you can get to this, you have to start with this. it's part of the preparation for the 31 annual glammaramma fashion show. a four-city fund-raiser making this last stop tonight in san francisco. this year's theme, fashion in a new light. >> there is something for everybody. for men, women, for the avante guard to traditional. >> this year a lot of the clothes will feature a mix of patterns best rule is 80-20 rule. 80% of larger print and 20% smaller print. >> beyond clothes, hair, makeup there are local cause that's will benefit from the show including a's emergency fund, glide foundation and project open hand its just such a wonderful thing to be part of. >> the producer has been involved for 25 years. >> it's music, dance core yag graphy. >> the fashion show will feature designers and there will be live performances from sheryl crow and the somerset. in its three decades macy's first class fashion show donated $3

. >> boeing testing out new scratchy air line. 787-9 mace its bit anything over sat fran taken 20 feet the original of of can hold 40 more passengers. all right already less the first 7 noose it will be for air can sus that's next month. glass was not there. >> take you on that satellite shopping snip topped gsc. shopping snip topped gsc. lieutenant you to goglossophobia, is the fear of public speaking. ♪ ♪ the only thing we have to fear is... fear itself. ♪ ♪ now time to return things at these stores. the buying clothes wearing them once and then returning them. the chains are now attaching big plastic tag that are in prominent place on the front him line. once you rae move the taking at home it can not be returned. >> gps on every smart phone but there is one place it still doesn't work well indoors. but today tl jonathan took a walk with one of the entrepreneur who is solving that problem. >> these blue suede shoe have a lot of miles on them. would you never know it because all of that walking has been indoors. >> now elevator, john is the ceo of indoor at last. work like gps in pla

it is a game to mace the chemical weapons in the hands of the islamist, the muslim brotherhood and the.s.a. >> god willing there won't be a military attack, they would not attack any foreign power or country. >> after this agreement, we have great hope to get rid of the terrorism and this problem, which the syrian people have nothing to do with. we hope problem will be solved. the agreement will be for the syrian people. president putin is imposed his will. >> what can i tell you, the chemical weapons deal is a lie, everybody is making deals on the back of the syrian people. even if asaad gives away chemical weapons he clearlile bos our country. >> that's something we didn't expect. that chemical weapons would be used and it would become such a big global story, and yet the day will just turn a blind eye to it. a series of attacks have kills at least 35 people and injured almost 100. in baghdad, the head of the provincial council killed four people. the worst explosion was in hila where two car bombs went off near a market. that south of the egyptian border town of r actionba, air stri

the officers after a certain hour, if they catch you talking, then the next day, they come in and mace you and pull you out of your cell and they'll take all your stuff. they calm it the chilly willy. i was probably 16 at the time. they put me in the cell with just my boxers, so i ripped the waste band off my boxers and i tied it around my neck, and i tried to kill myself, and they found me, you know, choking, and sedated me and tied me up. >> 50% of successful suicides in prison occur among the three or five or 8% of the prisoners who are in solitaire confinement. >> there are costs to society, as well. prisoners who spent time in segregated housing are more likely to commit crimes once released and returned to prison. there are economic costs. housing prisoners in the shoe costs taxpayers $12,000 more per year than housing them in general population. still, the california corrections department says it needs the shoe to segregate prisoners who could provoke violence. they refuse to negotiate with the strikers. >> they've been protests across california. >> hunger strikes. >> celebrit