to show his daughter that mace is an effective tool in trying to stop an attacker. he's trying to teach her how to keep herself safe. which is a great lesson for a young female to learn. but the thing you don't know yet that you're about to find out, daughter is in on this entire little experiment. she's not just being talked to, she has the mace. >> your main focus is to get it into my eyeballs. >> oh, my gosh. >> he got sprayed right in the eyes. and his friends, people around the camera, is dying laughing but he can't now figure out where he is. he had a plan. he has his sink already full of water. >> this is a primary example of a datd thatd that's been maced. >> look at his face. >> oh, no. lesson learned. i think it was pretty effective. >> let's find out baz we have richard houston, also known as dale, via skype right this minute. pretty brave of you to put yourself through this for your daughter. did she learn the lesson? does she know that mace will take down an intruder? >> yes, she definitely knows that. she knows if it will take her dad down, it will tak

that's not really mace. >> i've got two witnesses. my daughter will tell you. if you look on my arm as i'm walking in the front door, you'll see the red pepper spray all over my arm when she got me right in the eyeballs. i had to sit in front of an air conditioner about two hours after. i moved, i got instantly hot. >> poor thing. >> you're a good dad. >>> pretty sure these rally drivers may have had to change their pants after this racing incident. check these guys out in a racing rally truck getting offcourse just a little bit. the truck tumbles over and a bunch of spectators see that and start to run over to help. they are quickly stopped. because the whole truck erupts in flames. you see the right side door open up. a driver bail out and run. thankfully, his co-driver got out of that vehicle. both drivers not seriously injured. one suffering minor burns to his face. >> that is crazy. how quickly that erupted. >> it probably broke the tank when it crashed and covered the truck with gasoline and immediately ignited. >> if you look carefully on this truck as i

i have been maced so much, they said done even mace him, it don't affect him. he's immune to it.hey take me and shoot me with a taser gun, whatever, because it takes more than that to calm me down. when they come out with somebody new, they come to me and try it on me. see if it works. >> i got the sense that fleece loved to have an audience. he was a great story teller, he knew it. >> a lot of officers i fought, some of them quit through me. i made them quit. >> one of those officers barely escaped with his life. >> i took a five gallon bucket with salt, bleach, everything in it. it was so hot, as soon as i threw it in there, it curled up. that's how hot it was. i threw it on him. 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's all it took. just a simple disrespect. >> the co survived, but the incident caused the state to s institute hazard pay for officers. it wasn't just ksp officers who experienced his wrath. he also took it out on his own cellment. >> i will say i tore about 400

in her hand she has a mace can.ing here is she must be right handed because she takes the stance of an aggressor in a combat situation, and i mean, you guys know about my martial arts training and history so i know what i'm talking about. anyway, here is the very first cell. if you can see real close, you'll see the flesh of the first individual. that's his face. this is flesh here. see that little spot right there? that's flesh. now, if you look at my cell which is number three you will not see me anywhere near that door. and she was standing -- the picture, alone, shows that she's in guilt. >> offender collins requested i watch video so i watched video ten minutes prior to the incident. i do believe offender collins threw something out there on the officer, and he has a history of doing that. >> i wouldn't call it justice. it's a form of something that leans in the direction of justice, but i wouldn't call it justice. >>> coming up, one inmate conquers time by finding love on the inside. >> can't stop love. no mat

. >> 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

[beep] [beep] [beep] >> oh, is that mace ! oh, son of a bitch! >> jon: i don't nominate anyone. can i do the ice bucket one now. >> august 26th, 2014. from comedy central world news headquarters in new york this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> jon: we're back. welcome to "the daily show." so nice to see you. my name is jon stewart. my guest tonight david rose author of "enchanted objects." the emmys. colbert report. congratulations, great job. first big news the last few weeks, ferguson, missouri. a series of protests sparking in term a stern response which police who appear to be auditioning for robo cop. it's a story that has a lot of people outraged up and set. >> i came back from vacation because i'm furious. >> of course you are. a 18-year-old black teenager gunned down in the streets. who wouldn't cut their vacation short to register the furry. you have to be a monster or in my case enjoying a particularly nice vacation. but good on you, mr. o'reilly, for coming back. unless of course you're furious about something else.

saturdayment one woman sprayed mace before security guards stepped in. 15,000 people visiteded the casino on opening night last tuesday. >> must be good pizza. it is the last night of gambling for the rebel. it will close at 6:00 tomorrow. it comes two years after the complex opened. it is one of three casinos shuttering over the next two weeks. >> disappointed to see the casinos closing down. >> would you come back? >> it's sad to see it fade away. >> the show boat shut its doors yesterday. the trump plaza will close september 16. 12 casinos would have closed this year, putting 8,000 people out of work. >> all the people coming back from the beach the last weekend of the summer, just as it's starting to feel like a real summer. >> we are going to have more heat, more storms firing. tomorrow the storms during the afternoon. what happens when you get rain, light, all hitting at the right angle. you get that. you're right. if you have caught that, it was andrews as the president landed. we even had a rain shaft or two around the area. cool with the fact we only had a few scattered storms be

beats en and maced, the president audit to step into that situation. i am not going to let barack obama any more than george am bush for not going to new orleans. it was less about black and white and wrong and white and the dignity and the humanity of fellow citizens. if you are the president of the united states, i don't care if they are black, red, brown, oriole, when you have that kind of militarization the president ought to be intimately involved. i thought it was an epic if fail when he didn't step into the role of being a statesman and instead to be a calculating politician while he shouldn't get more involved you have the city that is majorly african-american. we recently had the on my show, consider this, we had one the top officials from the naacp. and he talked about how one of the problems was the lack of participation in elections by it african-americans in ferguson and that may have led to them having so little representation. why is that happening, and what needs to be done because that has to be a part of this conversation on race. >>

. >> the secret service says its agent mace have showned restraint because he appeared to be unarmed and mentally unstable. fence jumpers are not unorder but gets in the building is unprecedented. this probe will investigate why the agents didn't use the tools at their disposal including guard dogs specifically trained to stop intruders. once in custody gonzalez told officers he was concerned the atmosphere was collapsing and he wanted to warn the president. family members including his ex-wife samantha bell said he is a military veteran who developed mental problems including post-traumatic stress disorder during his tour in iraq. >> he was never violent toward me. he's a loving character but something wasn't right. >> gonzalez was heavily medicated and under the care. she isn't sure if he's still receiving treatment. >> he needs the proper treatment to help him. he needs help. he's not -- he's mentally unstable. >> the army says gonzalez received more than a dozen medals, badges, and ribbons during his military career including a medal for his service in iraq. he's expected to appe

hacker mace have helped themselves to your information. they are investigating unusual activity. the cyber computer website that broke the story say it may be the same hackers that hit target stores last year. >> it is really unfortunate, you know, these things happen. i work with technology. if people want to get your data, they are going to be able to. >> home depot is working with banks and law enforcement and will notify customers immediately if there has been a breach. >>> tonight, sued over trash. >> plus, no more free lunch? the irs a going after popular free perks for techies. >> and die hard democrats may not want to eat cheerios after they see what we found out. trevor and alexis traina. ts photo ap >> tonight, a couple of bay area socialites are being sued. trevor and alexis trina. according to the article, the chronicle, the woman says that they forced her to take out the trash when it was raining and she fell, seriously injuring herself. their home was featured in forbes life. the lawsuit seeks unspecified damages for lost earnings. >>> the irs a going after tech wor

hacker mace have helped themselves to your information. they are investigating unusual activity. the cyber computer website that broke the story say it may be the same hackers that hit target stores last year. >> it is really unfortunate, you know, these things happen. i work with technology. if people want to get your data, they are going to be able to. >> home depot is working with banks and law enforcement and will notify customers immediately if there has been a breach. >>> tonight, sued over trash. >> plus, no more free lunch? the irs a going after popular free perks for techies. free perks for techies. >> and ,,,,,,,, to the trailblazers. free perks for techies. >> and ,,,,,,,, the heavy lifters. just for men does more than get rid of gray, your facial hair looks fuller, thicker, the best beard ever. after all, you're not just a champion of saturday afternoons.... you're a champion of facial hair. just for men mustache and beard. trevor and alexis traina. ts photo >> tonight, a couple of bay area socialites are being sued. trevor and alexis trina. according to the article,

mace: atmos can be threaded through any and every make of car. get back! they've got poisonous gas in every car on earth. sontaran! general staal of the 10th sontaran fleet. oh, this is ross. say hello, ross. good afternoon, sir. what...is that? soon, that will be you. now we begin. martha, tell colonel mace it's the sontarans. they're in the file. code red sontarans.

let's follow the trip on highway 24 west bound, but macarthur mace.erstate 80 is now turned into an accident. it will be slower on the mccarter mays arrived. and the westbound traffic is backed up to the eight a cross over. >> darya: are you want this morning is a a a good muffin and all the workers want is a fair wage and they have a process where they are walking out of this morning. >> reporter: we know that the bay area protest is it very quiet now, however that is not the case and other times on such as a dietrich. -d chart. that they're looking for $15 an hour. there are rape protest earlier this year and now they want to send a message to the employers they want a fair wage. so far we know there are hundreds of protesters there we do not know the a number of people are the same thing happened in new york adnd detroit. >> reporter: that is the number they want regardless of the location. they believe seven to $10 is not enough for a single person. >> darya: these guys have to work with those to are not scheduled will protest today. even if you h

and i have to tell you the dew points are real close to that, in other words, very saturated air mace, feeling very, very muggy. seventy-two the current temperature in ac. so again, mild and muggy and with that calm wind there may be some fog that actually set unless. so watch out for. that will low-lying cloud cover in the morning, and the sun, and eventually shower orm storm today. we make good run for 90. tomorrow similar forecast with late day shower or storm, that comes from actual coiled front. so while temperatures may not drop off very much wednesday, the humidity is going to take a bit of a break. ukee, back to you. >> thank you, here is a look at stories our sister station "kyw news radio 1060" will be following. fast tacking dressing on ebola vaccine developed by local drug maker. today marks 100 years since the passenger pigeon went extinct. something thought unthinkable, until it actually happened. and with autumn on the way comes new variety of craft beers. one of them, pumpkin beer is already on tap. erika goes wow. check in two, three, four times a day, 1060 on your a.

the bay bridge is backed up to the foot of the mccarter mace. mateo bridge writer is already jammed up and were not at 7:00 yet. your trip to the golden gate and there are no delays. >> mark: singer chris brown pled guilty to a misdemeanor assault. last year you the locked inside it bell of the fight outside a motel. >> darya:singer cee-lo green has deleted his twitter account after posting a comment about rape. >> darya:he posted this tweet shortly after pleading no contest to charges he slipped a woman ecstasy without her permission in 2012. >> darya:it reads, "if someone is passed out they're not even *with you consciously! so *with implies consent." >> darya:prosecutors say a lack of evidence lead to no rape charges being filed. >> darya:green was sentenced to three years of probation and 45 days of community service. you can share your thoughts on our twitter feed. at kron four news. >> darya:after multiple celebrities' online accounts were hacked.the f-b-i has gotten involved saying they are addressing the allegations. >> darya:time magazi

services which are great for backing up information and keeping it safe and accessing from it different macees, but it is out there somewhere. >> reporter: some celebrities respond the to the leak photos. jennifer lawrence put out a statement quote thinks a flagrant violation of privacy. authorities have been contacted, and will prosecute anyone who post s the stolen photos of jennifer lawrence. so how can you protect your pictures from hackers? ackerman suggest to use different pass words for different accounts. check privacy settings, and opt out of cloud sharing, and change your pass word frequently, and use a two store verification system. >> if you want to change something with your account, you get a text message you have to respond to or with a coat and that makes sure that you have to physically have your phone with you in order to make a big change tour account. >> reporter: we talk with some folks in jenkintown and asked them what they thought about cyber security? >> very, very concerned about that. they want pass words. it is nerve racking. >> nobody understands the clouds. >> repo

. >> i called to the stand brigadier general michael mace. [applause] -- michael meese. >> agenda, we have a choice. would you like square, take your old on this 400 page monstrosity that is the patriot act, or the 30 page beauty that is the constitution of the united states stick with i will devote than those put the constitution on top. >> and do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? >> i do. >> please be seated. >> and i'm just a refugee as mr. casey said. had nothing else to do and retired after 32 years, defending mr. casey. [applause] >> order, order. sorry. just wanted to use the gala. >> tells a little bit about your qualifications to be here and to make your case. >> mentioned 32 years in the army, 31 months overseas in iraq and afghanistan during the surge in iraq and then 14 months in afghanistan. also my son right now is serving outside of kandahar in afghanistan today. [applause] >> any prior service in the post office. [laughter] >> no. >> okay. you heard mr. casey talking about a country that w

. >>> plus: >> i'm kevin frazier, coming up the best seller mace runner comes to life. plus the all-star cast of this is where i leave you will leave you laughing. >> also, this morning, this dog wandered almost 3,000 miles from home. and now she's finding out the trip home isn't exactly easy either. katie? >> and we can expect to see some great weather unfold for the next few days, ukee, just in time for the weekends, not only do we have more sun in store for up, but also starting to warm up as we officially get set to wrap this summer season up. we'll have all of the details for you coming >> another live report coming up at 6:00. >> referendum on scotland independence house fallen short. scotland roo remain part of the unite i had kingdom, uk last announced they'll live up to the promises on taxes, spending and welfare. >>> the manhunt continues for eric frein want in the last weekends' deadly ambush at state police barracks in northeastern pennsylvania. corporal brian dixon was killed, the latest manhunt focused on frein's parents neighborhood. >> happening right no

live from mace landing, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> cleve, thank you very much. >>> ray rice will certainly be a topic during tonight's ravens/steelers match up. it is thursday night football kicking off tonight on cbs-3. sports director beasley reese is in baltimore once again tonight ahead of the big game, beasley? >> thanks, chris. this is the ravens player entrance, a lot of stars have walked by, ray rice of course will not be one of them. he has been with the team since 2008. but our philadelphia eagles have a lot to worry about on their own. lets take a look at them practicing ahead of the monday night football game in indianapolis. but ray rice is dragging them into his mess, and a couple of the veterans talked about the ray rice controversy. >> it is a tough situation. i'm a good friend of ray, i think he is a good person. obviously he made a big, big, big mistake. i don't want to get in the middle of. that he is a friend. i hope it all works out for them. i feel bad for his wife and him. >> everything gets solved and everybody will go about their way, you know, whatever happens, it

and >> in maces it looks like a federal government area, but the federal government recognizes that fact. why is it linda that owns an art gallery thrilled at perfect suspects of assistance? >> i'm disappointed it's not more clear cut. if need is there, it needs to be there. >> and business owners aren't everybody. nor homeowners or renters. this unlocks funds but only for city and county infrastructure, thus far. >> i don't know what happens in washington, d.c. >> until now, just off main street, he showed us where high end wine turning into a house blend. it cost him a quarter million dhars. businesses may be reopening but they're hurting. >> there are 0 rates for loans i'm not sure how they're going to do it this time. >> the detail is under the credential side. >> it's a familiar refrain. the quake tossed sculptures, wrecked walls. she's tens of thousands in debt. and inpatient with a federal government that in her opinion should, and could have made napa more of a priority. >> we should have heard by now. we need it. everybody needs it. people are homeless. i get roads need to be fi

and >> in maces it looks like a federal government area, but the federal government recognizes that fact. why is it linda that owns an art gallery thrilled at perfect suspects of assistance? >> i'm disappointed it's not more clear cut. if need is there, it needs to be there. >> and business owners aren't everybody. nor homeowners or renters. this unlocks funds but only for city and county infrastructure, thus far. >> i don't know what happens in washington, d.c. >> until now, just off main street, he showed us where high end wine turning into a house blend. it cost him a quarter million dhars. businesses may be reopening but they're hurting. >> there are 0 rates for loans i'm not sure how they're going to do it this time. >> the detail is under the credential side. >> it's a familiar refrain. the quake tossed sculptures, wrecked walls. she's tens of thousands in debt. and inpatient with a federal government that in her opinion should, and could have made napa more of a priority. >> we should have heard by now. we need it. everybody needs it. people are homeless. i get roads need to be fi

the president was criticized last month for telling reporters there was no strategy in mace yet to tackle isis in syria. >> what i'm going to be asking the american people to understand is number one this is a serious threat. number two, we have the capacity to dell with it. here's how we're going to deal with it. i am going to be asking congress to make sure that they understand and support what our plan is. >> also, today, philadelphia mayor michael nutter weighed in on the threat of isis. he app pedestrian on cnn to tuck about the safety of american cities during a time of global terror concerns. >> we have regular security updates. i get an update every day from police commissioner ramsay. we have delaware valley intelligence center. so we're in constant communication with our federal partners, the department of hem land security, the fbi and a number of other agencies. >> mayor nutter calls isis a menace at the world. he says mayors of every big city are paying very close attention to the possible threat. >>> a cease fire in eastern ukraine is appearing to unravel. shshellings and cl

reporter: every thursday night there's a party at grove big supply, free drinks, music and dances, even a mace to smoke. it's a way of saying thank you to the customers for making grow big a giant in the pot growing supply business. because in colorado these days, you can grow your own. >> an entry level kit to get into your garden, under 300 bucks. >> reporter: recreational and medical pot sales in colorado have soared past $300 million in just the first six months of the year. pot entrepreneurs like andy williams can't grow weed fast enough. he describes his store, called medicine man, as the costco of pot. all of this weed that you grow -- and there's an awful lot of marijuana here -- >> yeah wrrt where does it go? >> we sell it out of our store. we don't wholesale anything. we grow 100% of what we sell out of our front end. >> you are clear for takeoff down runway 420. >> reporter: but if the high rolling marijuana business has hit a bump, it's edibles. >> very different from smoking. it takes a lot longer through the body. >> reporter: some first-time adult users have said edibles have ma

and >> in maces it looks like a federal government area, but the federal government recognizes that facta that owns an art gallery thrilled at perfect suspects of assistance? >> i'm disappointed it's not more clear cut. if need is there, it needs to be there. >> and business owners aren't everybody. nor homeowners or renters. this unlocks funds but only for city and county infrastructure, thus far. >> i don't know what happens in washington, d.c. >> until now, just off main street, he showed us where high end wine turning into a house blend. it cost him

plaza, traffic is starting to pick up and metering lights picked up starting into the back of the mace getting you across the span this morning. and not looking too bad on 680 heading to the concord area, 601 let's go back to the desk. >>> and this morning from estonia, president barack obama made comments about another brutal execution about an american journalist. >> reporter: he describe is the journalist as a devoted journalist and he cannot imagine the agony that everybody who loves him right now he also promised justice. >> those who make the mistake of harming americans will know that justice will be served. >> reporter: the video of his ex-execution was released and overnight, they confirmed the authenticity. this comes after they posted the execution of james foley and it appears both men were killed by the same man who has a british accent and who again said it was retaliate contribution on isis targets in iraq. he was captured while reporting on the conflict in syria. he said the executions will not intimidate the u.s. >> whatever they think they will achieve by killing inno

we've seen backup's and to the mccarter mace the last few days. 92 at the san mateo bridge is usuallyan hour from now before you drive into the richmond san rafael bridge there is no backup's bea. >> george: we've picked up for minutes schiedam on a westbound. now that's a 18 minute commute from hercules to berkeley. the south bay freeways look good as they get to the montague expressway. and the marine community is still under 25 minutes. >> james: stocks fell for a disk for a second day as apple sells a new product at home the vote was hacked into. apple is down almost a full percent in the free market. >> darya: it may seem like in that is running a little slow today but is of protests. a cast unloading some will. i'd like to see that bloating i kind on sites but until then i was on the showtime and ag at the loading think. i thought it would destroy you assemble >> mark: i did know it was slow down. the san francisco giants beat up on the diamondbacks. how about the pictures. >> mark: the giants aren't back to one-half game of the giant chart dodgers. >> darya: the oakland a's tak

militarized and the city is burning, and people are rioting and protesting and being killed, beaten and maced, the president ought to step into that situation. i'm not going to let president obama off the hook anymore than i let george bush off the hook for not going to new orleans. i'm skeptical of the democratic party for using this issue to whip up african-american voters in the country quarterback get them to turn out for the elections. >> that brings up an interesting question, which is is there a problem with the african-american community becoming so identified with the democratic party and voting to overwhelmingly democratic, because then aren't they seeing the democrats ignore them because they take them for granted and republicans saying we are not going to get their votes anyway. home e. i'm being a little harsh, but isn't that what's happening? >> you aren't being harsh at all. the hispanic community are being ignored by one party and isn't that the same, black or brown. it's an issue we have to take seriously. what is crazy about this is the republicans are too stuck on stupid to

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

we mace four you this prostheticness house, hollywood quality costumes, we take all this and put tonight thick eastern state penitentiary, it comes together for terror behind the walls. we're open 31 show nights, buy tickets at eastern state.org and mess of all you should come here to get scared. you have your thrill going. >> can us, how can people get ticket. >> when they go to the web site that is fastest way, eastern state.org, buy tickets there that way you don't to have wait in line, here and that way it is also the cheapest when you go than line, head of time. >> this is the 24th season, of terror behind the walls, isn't it. >> twenty-four years we have been going strong, consistently rang among the top haunted houses in the nation. this is a real haunted house. >> we got to go >> well, apparently they got quincy. >> speaking of halloween if you looking for cheap costumes for kids because they can get expensive, coming up we will show you where to find press a adorable outfits, and inexpensively is one of our favorite guests is here. >>> also alex. >> we are getting ready to solut

it's more powerful than police mace. the great part, if you spray it, it will go 20, 25 feet. >> you could be standing at the corner of your room and if somebody gets to your bedroom, you can hit them. >> what happens to them? >> they are blind. >> and sleep with all your bedroom doors open. you want your kids to hear what's going on. then you go to them. >> so the key is to get the family together, all in one place and then get out. >> exactly. as quickly as you can. >> but what about a worst case scenario. the intruder captures you. like what happened to susan. they're holding you guys, saying, where's the jewelry? do you tell them? >> absolutely. you want to treat them like royalty. on top of that, you don't want to lie. >> that's exactly what susan did. she cooperated with her captor and got out alive. >> it could happen to anybody at any place at any time. >> that was jeff rosen reporting. since that incident, susan installed a security system but what if you can't afford a system like that? you can buy a small alar

were standing around to get pizza, a witness says that a fight broke out in line and a woman sprayed mace before security guards stepped in. 15,000 people visited the casino on its opening night last tuesday. >>> while business is booming in maryland it is the last night of gambling at the newest casino. the rebel will officially close. the casino's hotel shut down this morning. coming just two years after the $2.4 billion complex opened. the rebel is one of the few casinos shuttling over the week. the trump plaza will close september 16th. by the end of the month, four of atlantic city's 12 casinos will have closed putting 8,000 people out of a job. >>> you will want to think twice before tossing trash on the ground in d.c. the district is cracking down on people who litter. starting today, people who litter will be handed a $75 ticket. you will also be fined for dumping trash in private and public areas. and if you toss trash out of your window while you are driving well then, you could get a $100 ticket. >>> 100 female celebrities hacked in hollywood. now, the investigation into who le

and it will see if they confirm the macing. >>> gamblers in atlantic city, placed their last bet at ravelino this morning. it used to employ thousands. >> reporter: the revel casino this morning and a casino giant, only here for two years. cost $2.4 billion. and it has closed. as has showboat and as will the trump plaza this month. if you add in the club, which closed in january, that's 8,000 jobs gone this year alone, with a total of 30,000. it's a huge amount. and we met a woman until today employed by the revel. and she was upset and didn't want to talk, but you can see from her body language what she doesn't say. >> it's so sad. i don't know what to say. it makes me cry. >> don't cry. >> reporter: did you enjoy working there? >> really, i did. this was my first casino. >> reporter: what are you going to do now, ma'am? >> i don't know. hoping that it will be off soon. i don't know. >> reporter: just to show you how big the revel casino is, but what is to be done about the job losses? there will be a mass signing on, and they expect to see 10,000 people come. but the city fathers say th

however, the bombing we did do in december was mace e on military argument r targets and industrial targets. they signed the agreement we wanted them to sign. that was it. the war was dope. the war was done. and we won. and a lot of people were very unhappy that we won including a lot of people in the congress who went out to every anti-vietnam demonstration and made speeches about how they were anti-vietnam. anyway, it took two and a quarter years, but this is what happened. watergate happened for sure. it happened that year. and -- it had already happened, but it hadn't become a scandal. it became a scandal a really during 1973 was the big year for watergate. they knew then, and i'm quoting them, i'm not quoting me, that they would be able to win each though they had already lost. what they did butted they tested a new -- they the u.s.ed a new president, president ford. i believe weak when it had to do something with guarding vietnam. they attacked one village in south vietnam, he didn't do anything. he didn't resupply them, he didn't do anything. another village, finally, they took a big

. >> main focus is fun story, illustrations by rus cox ace macing. i mean one thing to write book but you need a great illustrators. i mean this is a true artist, he is amazing, really makes the book. >> beautiful. >> but other party want it to be value for your dollar. at the back there is meteorology terms that myself and sue use every day on tv, cold front, warm front, different types of precipitation in the just snow, freezing rain and sleet. >> are kids really learning about weather you don't tell them that they are learning. that is the key, right. you put in these terms during the the story. is there a winter storm checklist. >> yes. >> it doesn't have have to be a blizzard. it is important for kids, adults, parents to get together and make an emergency kit for any storm that can go through good here's jen fred, on location. we have shots of the live truck, we have to go through, to cover snowstorms. >> this is pauley watkins. she has decided to do a live shot of what happens. she gets stranded. so freddie is so pro active, he gives her an eme

targets category of command and control, resupply and training, hard targets, training facilities, macesere weapons were stored. where fighters and commanders might have been holed up at night. this starting at nighttime and is continuing until daybreak when we expect to get a further update on the nature of targets hit. as you mentioned, five arab partners taking part. the u.s. the only nonarab participant in the strikes tonight. that is something the obama administration was intent on building here, making this not yet another relatively lone american intervention in the middle east, but one that was joined by local partners. you have those local partners, saudi arabia, united arab emirates, jordan, qatar and bahrain. and to be clear, participation by at least three of those partners is in kinetic activities. that means dropping bombs, taking part in the air strikes. that is extremely significant. this is just the first fight. i'm told that this will continue, perhaps not at the same pace we've seen tonight and intensity. perhaps settling into more of the pace we've seen in the u.s.-le

our product are these and this watch and maces as and so forth. so we run a very different company. i think everyone has to ask, how do companies make their money? follow the money. and if they are making money mainly by collecting gobs of personal data, i think you have a right to be worried. >> what do we make of this? is he arguing apple is truly a hardware company still? >> he's arguing that. he's arguing that google and by extension facebook are not necessarily to be trusted. there is a way this cuts the other way. these companies are also maybe a bit more careful about security than apple is digitally. which we saw with the icloud hack which apple still hasn't fully embraced as its responsibility i think. so i'm antsy about things like goog now who says hey we know what you want before you want it. but they are careful. and apple needs to be careful too. >> i thought the interview was a little bizarre. some things he said were not coherent. google is a service company. then he said you could fit all our products on this table here. you can't really fit. i was thinking how many

and you've got to love a mace that combines the liquor store and post office. and there it is. doesn't it look like johnson? soldstoll lid, strong. his wife came up with the idea into actually turning the papers into a work of hart here, and there's just file after file after file after file of the folders that makes up what johnson did. of course, lyndon johnson is about accomplish bement. robert caro, who i interviewed for this book -- yeah, wonderful -- there's his outline behind him, if you can get up close and read to see what's coming up. but, of course, he visited, and hid whole first book is about the hill cup. but he says when he first saw those red files, he almost turned around and went home and came up with a new project. he also, it's funny, when i interviewed him and told him the prompt i was doing, he said, you know, that's going to take a lot of time and effort. and i didn't take him seriously. robert caro said this was going to take a lot of time and effort. and there i am. you can see i'm as happy as can be. i've got a roosevelt -- [laughter] a roosevelt mug,

the guilded lion, at one time, they had the parliamentary mace which was returned by franklin roosevelt to canada sometime in the '30s and then there is some standards that were taken from there. which suggests that there was some official involvement or else they took them away from the guys who burnt it. there also was a wig or they said it was a scalp initially, but it turns out it was the speaker's perry wig. it was not a human scalp, it was the -- so, any reaction? >> well, yeah, there is a lot of items that if the rightful owners knew were being held by the u.s. government, either at the naval academy or other places, probably will be mobs demanding their return. i don't know the provenance of those items. but i wouldn't be surprised at all if some items were taken as souvenirs by the troops who had fought there at york, if they were brought back by the troops and ended up somehow at places like the naval academy. it wouldn't surprise me at all. >> anybody else? yes, ma'am. >> general ross issued an order that there would be no burning of private buildings, yet admiral cockburn bu

>> it tells me that people are aware na scotland has a -- that scotland has a mace in the u.k. or doesn't have a place in the united kingdom. if it is going to have a place in the u.k., it has to be an different terms. at the best david cameron and ed miliband and the liberals realise this and know that it has to be a different relationship. >> what they promise... >> i think it keeps a lot of people happy. that may have been on the ballot paper. more autonomy. if that had been on the ballot paper as many wanted, a lot of people would have voted for that. a large degree of autonomy. more autonomy will keep a lot of people reasonably happy. >> if by some chance it turns out to be yes, what does that mean? >> it means two or three years of uncertainty. >> chaos. >> not chaos. scotland - edinburgh is a financial center. aberdeen an oil center. >> it will be 2-3 years of uncertainty and tough negotiations and ugly negotiations. you know, divorces, i'm told, are never simply, i've never had to experience that. >> sounds like there may be divorces in scotland over this. at least... >

. >> when home lean security made the isis -- homeland security mace the isis remark, do you think theylittle prehiney covering that god forbid something happened. we're out there saying it's a worry, we're watching? it came out of nowhere. >> since i posed the question with retired army general who works there for the secretary#tf homeland security, he is a very honest man and i think he was giving me a pretty straightforward answer as opposed the one got from the secretary of defense. >> you have been critical of rand paul, and i think in one line you said, hasn't even been to syria. so when you hear him say that hillary clinton would have botched it big-time had she gotten her way a year ago and we had funded the rebels who were trying to topple assad, he more or less said i think i got the gist -- that you would be funding what would be a modern-day isis, running syria today. what did you think of that? >> i think it's a fundamental lack of understanding of the situation and the threats we face. senator paul has obviously being doing some somersaults as this beheadings took place an

city's been mil militarized ande city is burning and people are being beaten and being killed and being maced, the president ought to step into that situation. i'm not going to let barack obama off the hook any more than i am letting george bush off the hook for going to new orleans. whipping up african american voters across the country to get them turned out for the mid term election it's a cynical -- >> that brings up an interesting question, which is is there a problem with the african american community becoming so identified with the democratic party and voting so overwhelmingly democratic, because then aren't they seeing the democrats ignoring them because they're taking them for granted and the republicans ignoring them for saying, we're not going to get their votes anyway, what are they doing for the african american community, i know i'm harsh -- >> you aren't harsh. they are being ignored by one party and taken for granted by the other party. this is an issue for black or brown. what's really crazy about this is and i do mean crazy is that the republicans are too stuck on stupid to

mace. whatever. so that would be the first thing i would do.he female from, if they're nude, they don't have a tendency to run away. so -- i guess another psychological factor. >> what was the knife? >> the knife was on me at all times. and after i disrobed and i was fixing to commence sexual intercourse, i would have the knife stuck in the ground near the mattress. it would be within reach. then i would strip down, and i would rape them. i would sometimes keep my victims anywhere from three to five hours at a time. >> seemingly, he was pretty bold about how he did his crimes. because of the fact he would always reveal himself. these women would know who he is. but the fact is, "a," he was a very big guy. i mean he had been in prison for a while when we met him. so i can only imagine when he was younger, how much more powerful he was. but also, the way he was able to not get caught for the most part was the threat he imposed on each and every one of his victims. >> intimidation was my big play. i would literally, after performing the rapes, the

there was an entire gaggle -- [ laughter ] -- of geese on my mace. >> jimmy: friendly? we don't interact. >> jimmy: you don't, yeah. some of those birds can be very nasty. >> they can be. particularly if they have goslings, you know what those are. >> jimmy: i do. ryan gosling, he's an actor. i have guests on the show all the time. [ applause ] very handsome. >> i'm just going to stop talking. >> jimmy: have you thought but fairchild as your middle name? morgan fairchild freeman? >> we were sitting next to each other once in a restaurant, believe it or not. >> jimmy: you and i? oh, morgan fairchild. >> morgan fairchild, beautiful blond lady, about that tall, and i, morgan freeman -- >> jimmy: yes. >> -- were sitting close to each other in a restaurant a few years ago. all right? >> jimmy: okay. [ laughter ] that's the whole story? >> what did you want? >> jimmy: i don't know. something i could share with the dolphins, perhaps. >> i sat with morgan fairchild in a restaurant. >> jimmy: did you do one of those things like you do when you're driving the same car as somebody