matthews walks up by him, martinez sees him. martinez basically follows matthews out. guys detected a guy hanging around in the back, they could tell he was watching martinez. and matthews. and he went outside. this guy gets in the car. it turns out that guy was gary yarbrough. as they're driving, martinez says, i made a reservation at such-and-such a holiday inn. matthews says, don't worry about that. we've already made reservations for you at the place we were staying. that turned out to be the capri motel. >> that scared tom. that was an immediate kink in the plans. he's thinking to himself, oh, man, they're going to take me someplace where the fbi won't know where i'm at. but we tracked him to the motel. and we managed to get a call to him, to let him know that we knew where he was. and a raid was planned on the motel. martinez was told to stay in his room. not to leave for any reason. >> daylight comes. we were getting ready to make a bust. all of a sudden i hear this commotion. >> as it happened, matthews walked out just before the raid was to take place. i don't

matthew j. burke thomas daniel burke william francis burke, jr. charles s. sperling gained the third. charles e. burnett jr.. donald j. burns kathleen anne burns keith james burns john patrick burnside irina buslo milton g. bustillo thomas m. butler patrick byrne timothy g. byrne daniel m. cubberly a row. jesus neptali cabezas lillian caceres brian joseph cachia steven dennis cafiero, jr. >> into my uncle louie anthony williams. i can't believe that started in 16 years but the one thing you taught me was to be kind to everyone no matter who they are and i take that with me everywhere i go. i hope you are looking down on us and i hope to see you. >> and my aunt it's been 16 years. it's been so long and i don't know what you think anymore. we are trying too hard to be as intrepid and vivacious as you. we love you. richard m. caggiano cecile marella caguicla john brett cahill. michael john cahill scott walter cahill thomas joseph cahill george cain salvatore b. calabro joseph calandrillo philip v. calcagno edward calderon josÉ calderon. kenneth marcus caldwell

flickinger matthew m.lken flounders carol ann flyzik david fodor michael n. fodor steven mark fogel thomas foley jane c. follow jer david j. fontana chih min foo godwin forde donald a. foreman christopher hugh forsythe claudia alicia foster noel john foster sandra n. foster ana fosteris robert joseph foti jeffrey fox virginia fox pauline francis virgin francis gary jay frank morton h. frank peter christopher frank collin l. frazier richard k. fraser kevin j. frawley clyde frazier jr. lillian inez frederick andrew fredericks tamitha freemen brett owen freiman peter l. freund arlene eva fried >> and my husband alan wayne friedlander dad to steven and laura and now grand feerj matthew and andrew. >> and my father, jonathan r. home man, your devotion to god and your family was a testament to your faith in life and in death. >> i love you and i miss you. andrew keith friedman paul j. friedman gregg j. froehner lisa anne frost peter christian fry clement a. fumando steven elliot furman paul james furmato karleto

matthew, we had wind and water damage. to be much worse than it was than matthew. so we're in a pretty rough situation. kind of sad, you have a lot of people here whose homes were flooded from matthew and now they find themselves in the same situation, only a little bit worse. and then a lot of people who didn't flood from matthew who flooded this time. >> i've been there myself and i'm curious about the condition of the bridges to get there. what is it going to take to get those inspected so that folks can begin to return to the island, begin to do work and reassess what has happened to their homes in the community? >> well, we were burning up the phones yesterday trying to get inspectors down here as soon as possible and through working with the governor and others, they will have inspectors down here in the morning. and our hope is that everything will be fine and that the bridges will be okay and won't need any significant repairs. and then that will allow people to get back to their homes this morning. that is our hop

matthew: the one we just announced recently.menu offerings to allow us to offer different accommodations of meals to address different customer segments. we have more recipes that are designed intelligently to accommodate wider audiences. more flexibility for our audiences. any combination of recipes they want. we announced 30 minute meals specifically designed to be really fast for people. we might send you pre-chopped chicken, pesto sauce, or recipe for a fast meal. some customers want faster in and some who want more discovery. >> that sounds similar to the core product, for at least the same mealtime. are there additional add-ons? where does the additional revenue come from? matthew: there are a lot. the biggest opportunity is in the core of what we do. emily: that was blue apron ceo sulzberger. --matt salzburg. still to come, hours was a -- a conversation with ibm chairman and ceo ginni rometty. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. you can listen on the bloomberg radio at, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s. on

matthew: our ipo happened right at the end of q2. it was it was 3% of our network's volume. we have been investing very aggressively in our supply chain in order to get people new products, more flexible offerings, new ability to monetize our customers with personalized offering and lower infrastructure costs. linden was a big opportunity for us. it still is a big opportunity for us. we still expect it to be our lowest cost operating center. as we moved into q3 with our ramp plans, we were overly optimistic on how quickly to ramp it. there is a lot of work. our business is incredibly hard to do what we do. if you think about operationally what is involved with getting a blue apron home cooking experience to people all over the country, working with hundreds of farmers, growing ingredients, bringing them to incentives for quality control, portioning, packaging, shipping, delivering nationally in a high-quality way, that's incredibly difficult. >> that is fair but that is the value you are pitching to investors. is that you can figure

matthew mcconaughey and his wife. as brooke anderson found out, the mcconaugheys are just trying to keep up with their three kids. >> we have a secret? goes to work, everybody goes to work. we all go -- we go together. we're a traveling circus. >> and i know for us we have to spend time together, not just the kids >> that's another great -- that's, yes. >> you have to be intentional. >> yes, and you have to intentionally let them know they wouldn't be here without mom and dad. mom and dad's number one. >> matthew and camilla go beyond being mom and dad to their three kids. their foundation is about helping underprivileged high school kids. >> what was your inspiration for it? >> just keep living is something that came to me a few days after my father passed away in '92. it was something that came to me in trying to cope with his physically no longer being here. i firmly believe you still have a relationship with him spiritual if i kept his spirit alive, and that's where "just keep living" came from. >> we were at the

is 110w hurricane matthew of three which is now a category four storm and heading towards the leeward 100 and 30 miles an hour are being recorded and it is strengthening over the next 48—hour is. those wins are going to strengthen. the governor of the florida declaring a state of emergency. a all those problems we have seen and all the debts in texas and the houston area. now a new surging towards florida. it is a dangerous category four storm. harry kane advisers around the west indies have been issued. —— hurricane in. the private security firm, gas, was warned three years ago about the problem of violent and abusive behaviour by some of its staff at an immigration detention centre, near gatwick airport. tonight's bbc panorama programme included secret filming of staff mocking and abusing detainees and in one case a detainee allegedly being choked. it happened at brook house, one of two centres run by gas. the company has suspended several staff pending an internal investigation, as our social affairs correspondent, alison holt, reports. detainee custody officer callum tulley — wear

. --- melissa que fue lo que te dijeron --- 0:01 melissa : banner :debbie : matthew : satish : melissaconductores dicen estar viviendo una pesadilla, algunos de ellos estaban a tan solo una salida de llegar a sus destinos pero quedaron estancados por horas en esta carretera y el calor que hace tampoco ayuda...... pkg debbie bhurtyao being 15 secs estaba a 15 segundos de mi trabajo... y ya han pasado dos horas y sigo aqu... dijo esta conductora esta maÑana al quedar estancada en medio de la autopista 80 en emeriville... debbie bhurtyao all fo the sudden... segn ella, mientras manejaba poco antes de las 9 de la maÑana repentinamente vio pasar a una camioneta a toda velocidad y detrs de ella unos 7 carros de polica matthew hamer, portavoz, patrulla de caminos early this morning la patrulla de caminos confirmo que esta maÑana les pidieron refuerzos cuando la polica de richmond persegua a un sospechoso el hombre supuestamente habra cometido un homicidio pero se neg a detenerse cuando agentes de la polica de fairfield se lo ordenaron desatando as una persecucin en la que agentes del departam

matthew: no company should sit still and do nothing.is to it i can do to improve the business. our job is a company is to take one step forward. every day we will continue to do new things. in terms of the exact way we have personnel structured and the like, we will continue to make decisions when we come the crossroads and see opportunities to improve the company. we are not afraid to make changes. that is our job. >> he talked about confidence and trust. some of the investors i talked to don't like to see this kind of changes so soon. thinking back to that stock chart with your stock down 46% since listing, how you instill trust in the investment community in your strategy? matthew: 20 to execute and show investors we are doing things we say we are going to do. we need to continue to build value are building a great brand, great products, for a supply chain and continuing to engage millions of customers all over the country. we need to continue to prove that. i think people as they get to know us better will begin to appreciate the am

tweet from matthew this morning. storms are a wake-up call to reinforce all the united infrastructure. enough said. a few more headlines to show you papers from around the country, especially florida and texas. news, e naples daily future unclear for eva cuees, shelters, destine and in sicker lexianne there on of the shelters that is the front page of the naples daily news and one other from news journal from daytona peach. ler beach suffering, more volunteers are needed. to ent the c-span crew down texas this week. we'll show you the images from that as we take your calls and stories. atthew is in millageville, georgia, line for all others. matthew, go ahead. caller: yeah, we had a little damage in georgia, it wasn't that bad. i'd like you guys to cover weather notification, let us the damage they sustained is from the storm. we need to make sure they have captured everything accurately. the damage am not a structural they sustained is from the storm. we need to make sureapplication still a long way to go. 2221 insp

hoh thanks for joining us matthew first i want to start with the fact that you are a veteran can you talk about your experience battling depression and suicidal thoughts you know thank you for having me on and really really pleased you all are discussing this topic in this is not a topic that's journal maine to the american military veterans but also to all veterans or all people who have taken are in war and in the killing process if he were in the mahdi background you know this is in the literature of shakespeare it really richer of homer we know the romans had to sillett were salute to convalesce after battles and after war and after campaigns to recover into trying to get better from their mental health problems and this is an issue that through medical research we see not as documented this this suicide and issues of mental health in veterans not just in the american military but the research we've seen in people who fought in the balkans in the ninety's as well as the israeli military has done a number of studies that shows that this is consistent across countries and across wa

: "mantengan ese sueno, porque hay algunos que van a luchar de parte de ellos" vo: en sacramento, matthewlemundo cesar --- sigue causando indignacin el violento arresto de una enfermera de "utah", quien se rehus a extraerle sangre a un paciente inconsciente en un hospital, esto tras la solicitud de miembros de la polica. --- este martes el hospital ha tomado medidas para que esta situacin no vuelva a ocurrir... ---"nancy miramontes" con los detalles --- take pkg :01 :22 1:09 1:19 natsound nurse this is not okay. stop! stop! somebody help me. stop! you're assaulting me track en este video, se ve como un polica de salt lake city, agarr a la enfermera alex wubbels, luego la espos y la sac a la fuerza del hospital en una patrulla. el centro de medicina en la universidad de utah, ya ha tomado medidas de precaucin para asegurarse de que este incidente no se vuelva a repetir. sot: margaret pearce /jefa departamento enfermera (margaret pearce/chief nursing officer) "no individual in the role of patient care should ever have to be treated this way." no individual, ningun individuo con una posicin

matthew mcconaughey and camilla alves.re just trying to keep up with their three kids. >> we have a secret? if i go to work, everybody goes to work. we all go -- we go together. we're a traveling circus. >> i know for us, we have to spend time together. not just the kids can consume your lives. >> that's another great -- yes. >> you have to be intentional. >> you have to intentionally let them no, they wounltd be here without mom and dad. mom and dad is number one, yes. >> reporter: they go way beyond being mom and dad to their own three kids. their foundation is about helping underprivileged high school kids. >> what was your inspiration? >> just keep living came to me a few days after my father passed away in '92. it came to me and coped with him no longer being here. i firmly believe i still have a relationship with him spiritually if i kept his spirit alive. that's where just keep living came from. >> reporter: we were at the frame gallery last night. looking at their new frame tv. and it transformed into a beautiful w

, which was less than a year hurricane matthew, which was less thana yearago, hurricane matthew, whichago, is they kind of know what's coming and there is an airof calm and, know what's coming and there is an air of calm and, of course, fearfor many but for the most part people kind of know what to do. tell us about the airambulance, kind of know what to do. tell us about the air ambulance, what are you able to do if needed in the aftermath of the hurricane? haiti is a country of 10 million people and we are the first and only helicopter emergency service throughout the country. we work here and ourdaily throughout the country. we work here and our daily mission is to provide those in need of critical care with it. in the aftermath of irma and matthew, we take medical personnel and stock to the areas most devastated, as well as bring patients out. probably starting late tomorrow or saturday depending on the conditions, we will be able to reach those in the far north that will probably be cut off. nada marjanovic, thanks for joining will probably be cut off. nada marjanovic, thanks forj

matthew! matthew!" [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm in tucson, arizona, to meet the family of a man who spent his entire life building beautiful homes, and it led him to amass a collection of what some would say was less-than-functional furniture but others insist were works of art. >> my name is diane bennett. i was married to edmund bennett for 30 years. he left us an inheritance that had collectors around the world buzzing. >> hi, diane. >> hi, jamie. >> diane was ed's third wife. this is the last of eight homes they shared until his death in 2013. oh, my. >> this is a history of 33 years of a blended family, ed's children, my children, ed, and me. >> diane, tell me about edmund. >> well, he was a very complex man. he was very pragmatic but a real romantic. ♪ >> born in washington, dc, in 1920, bennett serves in both world war ii and korea. by 1953, he's ready for peacetime and takes a job at the state department. he and his first wife, wilda, are m

almost a matthew path. so lester, right now we cannot tell people with certainly where this is going to hit. that's why from texas to virginia we have to be on alert. >> it looks like it can't miss the u.s. >> right now it does not. >> all right, al. thank you very much. we'll see you in the morning with updates. >>> now to our other big story. protests erupting nationwide after the trump administration announces it will end daca. that's the obama-era program that shields nearly 800,000 undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children also known as d.r.e.a.m.ers from deportation. but the move also gives congress a six-month window to pass a replacement. nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker has our report on this. good evening. >> reporter: lester, good evening to you. tonight the president is taking heat from the left and right. immigration advocates say his move to end daca is coldhearted but his base is accusing mr. trump of punting on a core campaign promise. all as the fate of nearly

officer matthews lost his life in service to his community and he will not be forgotten. i yield back. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from -- or for what purpose does the gentlewoman from washington seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. jayapal: mr. speaker, i rise to express my profound disappointment in the president's decision to repeal the daca program. this repeal is destroying the lives of nearly 800,000 young people, and in my home state of washington, there are over 17,000 washingtonians who have been granted this deferred action status. one of them is la rissa rezza garcia who came to the united states when she was 3 years old. larissa works with under-represented young people to connect them with opportunities to pursue their dreams within the education system. dreamers like larissa strengthen the fabric of our country. and, mr. speaker, i also want to express my disappointment that the house will take up h.r. 3697 tomorrow, a bill that would promote racial profiling, expand mandatory detention, an

wife, lauren matthews, covered in blood. listen now to part of the 7 minute call to 911 dispatcher. >> i had a dream and then i turned on the lights and she's dead on the floor. >> how, how? >> i have blood all over me, and there's a bloody knife on the bed. and i think i did it. >> his wife died at the hospital. matth matthew phelps is charged with murder. the couple married last november. >>> dozens of demonstrators will finish a 100 mile walk against white supremacy when they arrived in the district. they walk charlottesville and was organized from the deadly protests in that city. virginia state troopers have been working to keep them safe, but there have been some tense moments including one day that the walk was cut short. >> we had a person who was armedt a rest stop. we felt it wasn't the safest to just go in there without knowing. >> the group has been marching about 17 miles and day and has been staying over night in cuchufc churches. >>> he and virginia first lady dorothy mccalla joined democratic national committ

>> reporter: that is dave matthews. the dave matthews band host of the concert. justin timberlake and arianna grau they also performed. during that rally, heather heyer was killed. her mother was welcomed on stage by dave matthews. the concert benefited community members and also first responders. >>> a woman arrested and cited on suspicious of test suspicions of violating a christopher columbus statue at city hall. she smeared the statue with red and black paint last week. she was cited and released. leaders have been discussing whether or not to move the statue to a less high profile area. >>> housing prices in silicon valley are skyrocketing out of control. they hope to build more affordable housing. it would be on an empty lot near phillippe in san jose. there would be new homes for people 55 and older. supporters say that more needs to be done to create affordable housing. the san jose mayor says it is really really inerrant developers building homes for millionaires. that plan needs to be put on the 2018 ballot to get his citywide vote to be approved. >>> t

one, hurricane matthew grazed st. augustine and left quite a bit of damage. homes and businesses were flooded. so that's a relatively recent memory and harvey, it didn't hit here but we all know about the devastation that hit houston and i'm told from an official level, a lot of people and officials are taking a much more proactive and early approach. what you are seeing happening behind me is not typically or wasn't typically happening a few days in advance of matthew last fall. so even in the neighborhoods around st. augustine, more boarded up houses and more and more along the coastline and plenty between here and jacksonville. i think people are serious, there are mandatory evacuations in st. john's county for early saturday morning. we have word of volunteer evacuations in jacksonville and will likely turn mandatory sometime tomorrow. people are taking this very seriously, and we're taking it seriously because of the folks that are displaced this way. >> and with so many people having to get out of harm's way, you can see why it's taking so long. it will

he was instructed by matthews and others in the order to take those bills and pass them.ght. he was paid a visit by the secret service and arrested. >> after they had their initial interview with martinez, they recognized that there was something bigger than this few bills of counterfeit that had been passed. so they called the fbi. >> they said, well, i've got a guy who's here in philadelphia arrested for counterfeiting, this guy bob matthews. they said, do you want to talk to this guy? damn right we want to talk to this guy. charge him with everything you can charge him with, so when we get there, we'll be the good guys and say, boy, have we got a deal for you. it worked. >> once he decided to cooperate, he opened the doors and he supplied a lot more pieces of this puzzle we're trying to put together. who was responsible for the armored car robbery in seattle. who participated in the ukaia robbery. all of these questions could be answered by tom martinez. because he had been solicited by bob, and bob had told him about all these different things that they had done and t

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when hurricane matthew came in, a lot of these homes were damaged. homes were already damaged. they weren't, a lot of them weren't fully rebuilt. this is just hit twice as hard in this area. a lot of people devastated by all of the damage from hurricane matthew. i spoke to this one guy that he told me hurricane irma was ten times more -- caused ten times more damage than hurricane matthew. that's astonishing because hurricane matthew did in lot of damage. as you can see, there's not really a lot of beach here. right now, the tide is going back out. when there is high tide, there's only going to be about 10 feet of beach in this area. we continue to walk along and you can see that while protecting that home, half of it has been ripped off over there. in lot of damage along the stretch, if we can zoom in, you can see a buoy washed ashore just right there. a lot of people coming out taking pictures of the devastation. we do see a lot of fire rescue, a lot of deputies patrolling the area, making sure there aren't any looters. i think they are trying to g

back with us, carolyn ryan, matthew news balm. and just in the last couple of minutes, gapping, i have to share this with you. so judge roy moore is on stage in cowboy re gaila tonight in alabama talking about second amendment rights. you'll see what he does. you'll see what happens. >> it's been very hard for my wife and myself to weather two, nearly three months of negative ads that we couldn't answer with money because we didn't have it. ads that were completely false. and i don't believe in the second amendment. i believe in the second amendment. >> carolyn? look at your face. >> it's astonishing. i guess to mangle ts elliott this race is ending not with a whifrper, but with a bang. >> that's why you work for "the new york times." >> that is an incredible moment. and if you think about roy moore, he is this kind of conservative folk hero and he is provocative, but that is astonishing. that is unexpected. >> matthew, your turn. >> it's an alabama senate race so i'd say just about anything is expected. and this is a guy who -- h

so what is the latest response to this bombing, matthew?> reporter: as you can see, there's a heavy police presence right behind me. we're about 100 meters or so from parson green tube station where that device exploded at 8:20 local time on that metro train. tube train as we call them here, at the height of rush hour. there were scenes of panic as people tried to escape the carriages onto the platform outside. a big security operation is underway in london right now to track down the individual or the individuals who were behind this. the terror threat level has been raised from severe to critical, which means there's the possibility of another imminent attack against the people of this capital city. so a great deal of tension certainly among the authorities, because they're feeling enormous amounts of pressure. this is the fifth time this year there has been a terrorist attack on british soil. so the authorities are under pressure now to try and quickly bring those responsible. >> what are you learning about the design of the bomb itself?

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i'm chris matthews in washington. we've got news tonight on the recent developments in the russia investigation as well as steve bannon's remarks about the firing of former fbi director james comey. >>> but first, just a word on hurricane irma. it has left a trail of destruction across much of the state of florida, as we know, triggering severe flooding now in jacksonville, florida, the state's largest

matthews, don't look at me like that. >> i don't even know the situation.omething, started talking back. from there it just escalated. i don't even know. but knowing her and how her mouth is, that's probably what got her in trouble. all right? >> yeah, more than likely. >> most of your problems start what, two inches below your nose. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> according to staff, crawford became uncooperative when told to get off the phone. >> at this point, she's telling the two male, the supervisor and the deputy, they can't touch her because it's rape and it's illegal for a male officer to touch her. of course, that's not the case. corporal desouza is giving her verbal orders she's not going for. me and the backup have our spray. corporal desouza puts the handcuffs on her. i put her in an arm bar. she's uncomfortable. she can't move. she's not hurt. then she starts kicking. i inform her she is not allowed to kick. any assault is a criminal offense. so, we take it to the next step, where we're in the hallway, and you see that we're struggling with her. we're no

that is unexpected. >> matthew, your turn. >> it's an alabama senate race. so i'd say just about anything is expected. this is a guy who's -- he's an extremist by i think any measure. you have mitch mcconnell, vice president mike pence, president donald trump all traveling down there in a primary to try to stop this guy from winning. he thinks homosexual conduct should be illegal. that's not gay marriage. that's just homosexuality in general. republicans up here are trembling about the prospect of this man being a u.s. senator. i think he sort of showed why right there. >> well, caroline, the question becomes can you make a case why this is any more of a national laboratory than just a test of the alabama red republican base? will this have any legs? >> it's got huge reverberations potentially. >> why? >> look at how the senate leadership is spending. what they don't want -- they want to shut down roy moore. they want to keep him out of washington. they want to protect luther strange. but what they really want to do is send a message to bannon and the rebell

my colleague matthew price is there. thank you very much indeed. section of the london tube network on which this explosion took place is actually overground, not underground like much of the network. it is a couple of hundred metres behind me, down this road where, at the moment, police and forensic officers are going through the scene of the explosion to try and piece together what happened and what sort of device this was. we have already had some sort of analysis, through from the police on that, they called it an improvised explosive device, essentially a home—made bomb. eyewitnesses say there were wires coming out of a white builder's bucket in a supermarket plastic shopping bag. we are also hearing from bbc sources that they believe there was a time of some sort attached to the device. as you say, it was exploded in the peak of the rush—hour when many, many people were on the train, but perhaps because it happened at a train station above ground people could then get off the train quickly. eyewitnesses spoke of panic on the platform in the m

ellos pueden mejorar esta situacion, y asegurarnos que estos jovenes se queden en el pais" bridge: (matthew godinez // desde el capitolio) segun estadisticas de los 800mil beneficiarios del programa daca casi 200mil viven en el estado dorado, una fuerza laboral significativa para california sot: (alex padilla // secretario del estado) "porque mas que cual quier otro estado reconocemos lo que contribuyen a la sociedad, comunidad y a la economia vo: enfatizaron la importancia que ahora mas que nunca todos los dreamers deberian acudir a las oficinas de sus respectivos representantes para conocer sus derechos mientras que legalmente tengan una solucion' sot: kdl "estamos investigando que posibilidades tenemos para dar un permiso temporal, no sabemos si se puedo, pero en eso estamos" nat/sot: (xavier becerra // fiscal general de california) "es importante saber que los lideres de este estado estan con ellos" vo: el fiscal general de california xavier becerra nos informo que su oficina esta

there was a long period of time when it looked like the matthew house would never be found. after a lot of wrangling with the planning department they actually recommended refusal but i went and talked to a couple of local councillors who are on the planning committee and they understood what i was trying to do and they talked to other councillors and when we got to the committee meeting the councillors overturn the recommended refuse of the plan which is extremely rare the house doesn't really plan then so what are the neighbors think they'll complain of course so lots of them did anyway and there was a bit of a campaign but almost to quote shakespeare they complained a little bit too much actually and i think that rebounded a bit on the councillors having finished the house i thought exactly the opposite reaction from neighbors they all love it. matthews use of concrete levels and geometric shapes were inspired by the ninety tally an architect can. even hear out in the garden there is great attention to detail. on. a walk from top to bottom helps get the visitor a better i

search dave matthews. >>> now to a story first on 4.he violence in charlottesville has changed the way the washington national cathedral looks. the episcopal church has begun removing four stained glass panels honoring confederate generals stonewall jackson and robert e. lee. the cathedral says they're an obstacle to church teaching. >> we can take care of it an get it done, the sooner we would like to move on with the mission of ministry of this place. >> last year after the massacre in charleston, south carolina, the church removed two tiny confederate flags from the same panels. >>> police are looking for this man, nathaniel tyrone ford. he's wanted for sexual battery and another incident. both happened in virginia on metro. it's unclear what line he was on at the time. according to court documents, ford has been charged with similar incidents in d.c. and maryland as well. >>> boy, with all the heavy stuff we're covering this morning, here's a little positive news. the future king of england just started school. these are new photos

matthew has played in the cup nine times for europe against the united states.om sweden's annika sorenstam, having previously served as a vice—captain. a first ever hat—trick in his ninth international 1—dayer helped india for a international 1—dayer helped india fora win in international 1—dayer helped india for a win in calcutta. they won the toss and elect to bat with captain virat kohli just falling short of his century. 352 off their 50 overs. in response australia openers both managed a half—century. in the anand ta kes a managed a half—century. in the anand takes a 2—0 lead in the series with an indoor match on sunday. england and west indies in trent bridge, not as exciting, their match was abandoned after 2.2 overs of play with rain. england remain 1—0 up in the best of five series. the third game is played in bristol on sunday. this will be england's final series before the ashes gets under way in australia in november. there remains a concern over their batting lineup despite recent wins. it is not ideal. that is the reality. you want to go to austral

in this very boardwalk during matth matthew.your business? >> scary. trying to protect ourselves, protect our business, and as you see, getting, like, boarded up. like we have, like, a little problem here last year. water surge, water went in and had sand and debris in the store. like breaking in, into the store. went deep like 70, 80 feet in. there was -- it was a little scary. >> reporter: we noticed damage from matthew when we were here before. for a person who worked here 11 years, owned a business, when you have to constantly worry about this now, what are your thoughts about how you handle this and will you stay? will you stay in daytona? we noticed it's pretty much a ghost town. only a few people are left here. >> actually, we are, i'm trying to get ready. i'm leaving. it's just scary. my kids are -- trying to move soon as we finish get down. tomorrow morning by 6:00, 7:00, heading to georgia on the road and even the hurricane, spaces," -- tropical storm following us there. i stayed longer and cover up my business and eve

. >>> also hurricane matthew ya' devastated the island of peco. power -- puerto rico.s a new threat. a dam in puerto rico that's been in danger of breaking is still holding at least for now. but according to governor ricardo roselo about 70,000 people near the dam should still evacuate just for their own safety. a dam breach could lead to potentially life-threatening flooding downstream. it's just another reason philadelphia is opening its doors to evacuees. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh caught up with some folks who made it in on a late flight on friday. >> felt like we were going to die. >> reporter: angela rivera spoke to "eyewitness news" after hurricane matthew ya' devastated the island. >> evacuated to a ballroom, the walls were shaking, the chandelier was shaking. floor was shaking. then they moved us into the stairwell where for eight hours we were 20 people in room the size of a bathroom and the wind just sounded like a freight train. >> reporter: rivera who lives in manchester new jersey said she flew to puerto rico a week ago for a vacation and spent t

singer dave matthews. the dave matthews band hosted the concert.hat is where the band was formed while dave matthews was a student. >>> terrel williams, justin timberlake, ariana grande they all support warmth. during that rally. her mother was welcomed on stage by dave matthews. the concert is benefiting community members and first responders. >>> a woman was arrested and cited on suspicion of vandalizing a controversial christopher columbus statue. authorities use surveillance video to identify the 25-year- old suspect thing the video shows her smearing the statue with red and black paint. san jose city leaders have been discussing moving the statue to a less high profile area. >>> the oakland raiders lost to washington on primetime television 27-10.>> lynch stays into block. and it is picked off. it is intercepted.>> derek carr was intercepted on the first possession of the game for the raiders. then with the raiders down by seven, another interception against derek carr in the second quarter. washington was up 14 in the first quarter sealing th

matthew says: working as a baggage handler at sta nsted, passengers matthew says: working as a baggagee taking too much on holiday. you heard it from matthew — reduce what you take with you. steve said: the airline lost luggage on the way to the us and then turned up with my equipment destroyed. simon, you must have many stories. in a middle eastern airport, they were checking passports, the guy who was checking passports, the guy who was checking the passports looked at my photograph, passed it around everyone else so that they could laugh as well. that's a bad passport story! on a more serious note, the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, saying that the uk economy as is is broken and change needs to happen. your thoughts? my disagreement would be, it's notjust the uk economy, it's a developed world thing and the inequality he is talking about is an overreliance on interest rates rather than fiscal policy. if you own things in the la st policy. if you own things in the last 15 years, you did well, if you did not, you did not. the divide is between the haves and have nots. thank y

it's a moral injury it's about the guilt is much much greater than it is among the civilian peers matthew that i have to leave it there thank you so much obviously the statistics are very alarming we greatly appreciate having you on former united states marine corps veteran to peace and world beyond war and center for international policy matthew hoh thank you so much again thank you. saying in the u.s. a house committee investigating russian influence on public opinion is asking facebook twitter and google to turn over information about a russian entity that bought anti fracking ads for more let's bring in legal and media analyst line of wine media why don't what exactly is a russian entity. that is the million dollar question samosa important question is it russian government russian sponsored people who speak russia are russian i don't know had a better question for you now let's assume for the sake of argument argue window that these ads were placed by said russian entities to i would imagine benefit president trump then candidate drop i'm just imagining now if that's the case why wou

so the cabin burned to the ground and matthews was killed. all the other members were captured and most received long prison sentences. strategically, the order did not really accomplish much. however, its campaign really crystalized the revolutionary orientation of the american extreme right. now the u.s. government was seen as the enemy. the extreme right began to take on more of a revolutionary posture. no longer did it seek to preserve the status quo. rather, it sought to overthrow the u.s. government which, it reasoned, was now under the heel of something known as zog which stands for zionist occupation government. the order was valorized in the culture. tom metzger and his organization white aryan resistance lionized the incarcerated members as prisoners of war. readers of his newspaper were encouraged to write letters to them and show their support. the idea of separatism began to gain more popularity in the extreme right subculture. the order was inspired by a book called the turner diaries. it was published in 1978 and went on to bec

state department official matthew hoh tells us the war that cost more than two. thousand dead or injured british soldiers is based on a pack of lies told the ball going up and down aides going on the ground but first today is september the eleventh the anniversary of the washington backed coup to oust the social democrat president of chile salvador allende it marked a watershed in the so-called cold war and the beginning of a new neoliberal fat's right economics that would destroy the post-war consensus his milton friedman of the infamous chicago school who inspired reagan and thatcher talking about what pinochet's military dictatorship in chile meant to him and its not so much the death squads torture and cia training chile was a case in which military regime headed by putin. was willing to switch the organization of the economy from a top down to a bottom up performance and in that process a group of people who had been trained at the university of chicago in the department of economics who came to be called the chicago boys played a major role in designing and

our correspondent matthew thompson is at westminster.as been this criticism, matthew, bring us right up—to—date with what the government says it's doing. yes, you're right, a until of criticisms levelled at the government response today most notably from the likes of baroness amos criticised the speed of the government's response and labour mp, who sits on the international development committee crit sighing the level of preparedness of the government. the government has been quick to respond to the criticisms you heard in duncan's piece, the international development secretary responding, but the prime minister has just finished chairing a meeting of cobra, the government's emergency response committee in the cabinet office behind me and just as soon as that finished she gave a short statement. troops are now assisting the governor of the british virgin islands who has declared a state of emergency there. they are working to ensure that the airfield there is serviceable so military aircraft can be flown in with further supplies. every e