in fayetteville, north carolina, downtown, just off campbell avenue, jackie burden and michael james, these two people, were walking down the street on december 7, 1995. and while they were walking down the street, they ran into three u.s. soldiers. they were all members of the 82nd airborne stationed nearby at ft. bragg. the soldiers shot and killed jackie burden and michael james in a totally unprovoked, seemingly utterly random attack. they shot them both in the head with a semiautomatic pistol. both of them died. two of the soldiers got life sentences. the third got a reduced sentence for testifying against his buddies. after the soldiers were arrested in that case, it quickly became clear that the murders were not actually random. jackie burden and michael james were shot specifically and only because they were black. >> two white paratroopers at ft. bragg, north carolina, tonight are charged with murder in the execution of a black couple in nearby fayetteville. nbc is in fayetteville. >> reporter: grieving relatives of the victims brought flowers to the scene of the crime today

michael james out of oregon, established him as a force in just his second season.fter the injury to backup harner. ran for 125 yards in four games and scored a touchdown, and he feels like he is really improving his game. >> improving myself everytime i come out here and practice. in practice, the same thing. had to get better first, and if you went during the week you can win during the game. >> you say that usually players from their -- from end of their first year to the start of their second year have chance to make the greatest amount of gains. michael is a real living example, current example, of that. >> mike: a's and rangers with the rubber game of the series at the kole assume. and griffin continues to give up the long ball, major league leading 26 home runs and today gave up a couple more. nelson cruz, could be spendded tomorrow due to the biogenesis scandal. seventh. mitch lowerland, that's out of here. griffin allowed 28 home runs. now 10-8 on the year. texas moves to two and a half back of the a's. >> i feel like i pitched really well all day, and pret

michael james out of oregon, established him as a force in just his second season. after the injury to backup harner. ran for 125 yards in four games and scored a touchdown, and he feels like he is really improving his game. >> improving myself everytime i come out here and practice. in practice, the same thing. had to get better first, and if you went during the week you can win during the game. >> you say that usually players from their -- from end of their first year to the start of their second year have chance to make the greatest amount of gains. michael is a real living example, current example, of that. >> mike: a's and rangers with the rubber game of the series at the kole assume. and griffin continues to give up the long ball, major league leading 26 home runs and today gave up a couple more. nelson cruz, could be spendded tomorrow due to the biogenesis scandal. seventh. mitch lowerland, that's out of here. griffin allowed 28 home runs. now 10-8 on the year. texas moves to two and a half back of the a's. >> i feel like i pitched really well all day, and pr

let's move to some pro football news out of santa clara, michael james is going to miss three weeks after sustaining an mcl sprain. james expected to take puntss, and he'll return them this year. so busy night of baseball and respecting your school, bop melvin, jet lowry of the a's, just want to be even on this thing. i'm ready for the giants, guys, don't know about you, that's coming at the bottom of the hour. >> thattes a coming up right here on nbc bay area. >>> can cockpit computers confuse pilots and lead to crashes. we showed you how some pie hots can become addicted to ought make in the cockpit. tonight we're going to take you into a 737 flight simulator and show you how an experienced pilot can be lulled into crashing an airplane. veteran pilots say it can catch people unprepared. >> and as the pilot pulls back on the yolk to level off, expecting the throttles to come up, they don't. speed decreases, and he runs out of airspeed. >> tonight, our investigative reporter takes us to the trap to show us. that's tonight on nbc bay area. but first, the game. >> the game's coming up. but

in fayetteville, north carolina, downtown, just off campbell avenue, jackie burden and michael james, these two people, were walking down the street on december 7, 1995. and while they were walking down the street, they ran into three u.s. soldiers. they were all members of the 82nd airborne stationed nearby at ft. bragg. the soldiers shot and killed jackie burden and michael james in a totally unprovoked, seemingly utterly random attack. they shot them both in the head with a semiautomatic pistol. both of them died. two of the soldiers got life sentences. the third got a reduced sentence for testifying against his buddies. after the soldiers were arrested in that case, it quickly became

niner goesing to have to cut good player nouz they have to replace le michael james just a little whileng into the season he suffered a sprain mcl last night going to be out three to four weeks so kyle women yims is coming back from a torn acl may be back for the season opener and could return fun. here comes bear raid offense, also first game for true freshman quarterback jared goff, goff named starter is excited to get a taste of football at college level. as well as rest of the team looking forward to hitting people other than teammates. >> yeah. i'm excited there is going to be a new experience for me like a lot of young players. any time something different, something new you're excited about it. there is a game day here is fantastic. i know crowds goring to be great. so we're excited to take it in. importantly excited about opportunity to go play against a good football team. >> top three players in the world prepared together today for the opening of the championship tiger woods adam scott and phil mickelson perfect day. tiger had four birdies on the day. he is five shots back of

you will add depth with michael james if he holds up. that for one is back. >> i will be back out and it means a lot to him. the guys that had the game taken away from him for a period of time makes you realize how much you miss it. hard to watch other guys out there playing and practicing when you are not out there. >> tiger woods chance to win a major in 2013 is over. he blew up in the pga championship. jim furyk whose only major win was of the open ten years ago. a beautiful day at the country club. he got a free drop. fourth place at six under par. trouble on 16. four back and under. a birdie on ten here. second place and fifth at eight under. watch this pa, r put on 18. got to make those the win majors. go to the leaderboard at nine under. the belmont little league team came to an abrupt ending. chula vista hammered the bay area fans. southern california was too much. down the line and goes up 1-0. jake goes right up the middle. he speaks by the catcher and 6-0. he went the distance and allowing just two hits. back to the pitcher fo

niner goesing to have to cut good player nouz they have to replace le michael james just a little whilesuffered a sprain mcl last night going to be out three to four weeks so kyle women yims is coming back from a torn acl may be back for the season opener and could return fun. here comes bear raid offense, also first game for true freshman quarterback jared goff, goff named starter is excited to get a tastef football at college level. as well as rest of the team looking forward to hitting people other than teammates. >> yeah. i'm excited there is going to be a new experience for me like a lot of young players any time something different, something new you're excited about it. there is a game day here is fantastic. i know crowds goring to b great. so we're excited to take it in. importantly excited aut opportunity to go play against a good football team. >> to three players in the world prepared together today for the opening of the championship tiger woods adam scott and phil mickelson perfect day. tir had four birdies on the day. he is five shots back of lefty. phil started a day with

you will add depth with michael james if he holds up.hat for one is back. >> i will be back out and it means a lot to him. the guys that had the game taken away from him for a period of time makes you realize how much you miss it. hard to watch other guys out there playing and practicing when you are not out there. >> tiger woods chance to win a major in 2013 is over. he blew up in the pga championship. jim furyk whose only major win was of the open ten years ago. a beautiful day at the country club. he got a free drop. fourth place at six under par. trouble on 16. four back and under. a birdie on ten here. second place and fifth at eight under. watch this pa, r put on 18. got to make thosgo to themajors. go to the leaderboard at nine under. the belmont little league team came to an abrupt ending. chula vista hammered the bay area fans. southern california was too much. down the line and goes up 1-0. jake goes right up the middle. he speaks by the catcher and 6-0. he went the distance and allowing just two hits. back to the pitcher for t

among them is michael james. >> we operate eight to ten hours a day. different things.ot of stuff goes on here in santa rosa. it's a level 6 facility. >> some of the worst laundry comes from the los management units. >> violent inmates back there. you know what they're capable of. it's just a place you don't want to be. trouble with inmates, all in one building. >> the most hazardous laundry is washed separately from all the rest. >> these yellow bag, the ones that come in what we do, usually don't open them until we stick them into the machine. you know? this is daily. the blood and stuff from cutters and suicide. >> armando doctor, the close management one inmate recently contributed to the latest load of yellow bag laundry when he deliberately cut himself inside his cell. the damage was so severe, he need add transfusion to replace the blood he lost. two days later, he's cut again. >> bleed out there on the floor. appears inmate doctor has a self-inflicted injury to his left arm. came up, unresponsive laying on the floor. do a life safety check. now he's setting up f

roster terrific but now they have to replace michael james at least for awhile.running back no. 1 punt returner in the opener. strained knee out 3 to 4 week. williams who himself has been injured coming back from a torn acl may back for the season opener to return the punt. sunny dike era begins tomorrow night in beforecly. cal hosting northwestern. here comes the offense. first game for true freshman quarterback goff. named starter couple we can ago. excited to get his first taste of college football and everybody else at cal ready to line up and hit somebody other than the teammate. >> i'm excited. going to be a new experience for me lick it is our young players. any time it's something different something new you are always excited about it. i know the game day atmosphere is fantastic. crowd is great. students especially and so we are excited to take it all in but most importantly we are exited about an opportunity to good play against good football team. >> u.s. open tennis. second round action. no. 1 seed novak taking on becker. djokovic dropped the first se

. >>> michael james suffered a sprained mcl last night in the win against the chargers. o be out 3 to 4 weeks. the good names is lamichael james won't need surgery. kyle williams is now expected to take reps with the 49ers punt returner. >>> what would a sportscast be without tim tebow sacked four times by the giants last night but the patriots quarterback threw for two touchdowns in his best performance for the preseason and afterwards bill belichick had no comment about tebow's chances of making the game day roster. >>> tonight when de la salle plays, bob lat sore won't be at the helm for the first time -- ladoucer won't be at the helm for the first time in 34 years. >> me pressure for de la salle's new head coach 33-year- old justin alumb. ugh who is taking over for ladoucer. he still remains with the team as a runningback and lines coach. alum because who is an alum and teacher at the school has been on the spartans coaching staff for more than 10 years and he still is getting used to being the guy calling all the shots. >> nobody cared about me before. there's been m

in fayetteville, north carolina, downtown, just off campbell avenue, jackie burden and michael james, people, were walking down the street on december 7, 1995. and while they were walking down the street, they ran into three u.s. soldiers. they were all members of the 82nd airborne stationed nearby

kirchick so welcome to the program all of you and let me yes let me address our gas first michael calling and and james kirchick sir michael please tell us quickly your position on bradley manning to just to turn the stand what actually your grounds. mr manning in the middle of room war he acted out of. he did not go about it the right way however the government overreach when to charge him with espionage he was not involved as he was involved with the leak of classified information and i think the government has overplayed its hand and i'll be very disturbed if the sentence is anything near what the government is seeking yet james and let me ask you the same the same position establishing question. yeah well harvey firestone is a very famous american playwright and after he said that being silent in the face of evil something that we can't do and so and you know being here on a kremlin funded propaganda network i'm going to wear my gay pride suspenders and going to speak out against the horrific anti-gay legislation that vladimir putin has signed into law that was passed unanimously by the russian dum

truthful or least untruthful manner by saying no. >> michael: that quote has a special place in "the war room's" parsed words and double speak. james banford has written extensively on the nsa. he joins froes washington, d.c. thank you for join us on "the war room." >> thanks. >> michael: should we be conce concerned that james clapper is involved in this investigation? >> well certainly. of all people to pick you pick someone who has admit lying before congress. it's absurd to put someone in charge of this panel who has that record. i thought clapper should have been fired for his abuse to congress. the fact that he was given that question at least a day before the hearing, and he was give the chance to correct the misstatement the day after the hearing, yet he did neither. he could have easily have said if he didn't want to admit is we can only discuss this issue in closed session. but the reason he said what he said was i think he wanted to fool the american public. he wasn't fooling congress because they already new the answer in committee, but he wanted to fool the public in believing that the nsa was not spying when in fact t

james. thank you, michael. stay tuned. more news ahead on "france 24."ptioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> hello, and welcome back to nhk "newsline." it's wednesday, august 14th. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. japanese prime minister shinzo abe has skirted controversy. he's decided not to go to a shrine in tokyo on thursday to observe the anniversary of the end of world war ii. the shrine honors japan's war dead including leaders convicted of crimes after the war.

medgar evers, james chaney, andrew goodman, michael schwe arener martin luther king, jr., they did not in vain. their victory was great. but we would dishonor those heroes as well to suggest that the work of this nation is somehow complete. the arc of the moral universe may bend toward justice but it doesn't bend on its own. to secure the gains that this country has made requires constant vigilance, not complacency. whether by challenging those who erect new barriers to the vote or insurancing that the scales of justice work equally for all in the criminal justice system is not simply a pipeline from underfunded schools to overcrowded jails. it requires vigilance. and we'll suffer the occasional setback. but we will win these fights. this country has changed too much. people of goodwill regardless of party are too plentiful for those with ill-will to change history's cents. -- currents. in some ways, though, the securing of civil rights, voting rights, the eradication of legalized discrimination, the very significance of these victory may have obscured a second goal of the march. for t

michael." today, kevin james teaches our own michael strahan how to leg wrestle.

i want to bring in "time" magazine senior correspondent michael crowley and lehigh university professor james peterson. glad to have you here. michael, the worst fears have been realized after egypt's government threatened for days to clear the protest camps. now we have this going on. as ayman was reporting there, saying that there seems to be this civilian face on what really is a military-run country. >> yeah, absolutely. that is what it is at this point. it does put the obama administration in a very uncomfortable position. i think this administration does not want to cut off the substantial military aid we send to egypt. the white house sees it as a way to maintain ties with the generals who obviously are the real power in the country right now. they want to keep those ties. they want to keep their influence. our influence has certainly dwindled in egypt. it still exists, but it's gettiget ing harder and harder or less and less tenable for the spokesperson to say we condemn the violence. but what are you going to do about it? at what point does the administration put its foot down? it's

the other cess peck is 17 year old michael duane jones and 15 year old james transedwards. prosecutors say edwards laughed during his arrest. his father is james edwards. >> after reading the charges why are you so confidence he's innocent. >> because he didn't pull the trigger, number one. he was just there. >> christopher lane was 22. he was studying at east central university in oklahoma. he was a catcher on the baseball team. he had just returned last weak from his native australia and was visiting his girlfriend. his parents peter and donna lane spoke in melbourne australia. >> it's not going to be any good out of this because it was just senseless. there wasn't anything he did or could have done. he was an athlete going for a job. he was working six days a week in his training schedule. >> the teens have been charged as adults and they could face up to life in prison. bob police were able to track down these teams because their car was caught on nearby surveillance cameras. >> thank you lisa. the wild fire outbreak in the west is now so brad the prepare anything level

. >> reporter: chancey luna and james edwards. and michael jones for driving the get away car. among grief and outrage, they caught up with the alleged shooter's mother. >> he needs to be punished, anybody that does that needs to be punished. >> reporter: in australia, a nation with strict gun control laws, some are urging boycott travel to the u.s. to what they call murder and mayhem on main street. >> we respect the right of all australians to express their views on any issue, including this one. obviously it is a tragedy. the loss of a child, loss of a loved one, that's always a tragedy. >> reporter: in the wake of acquittal of george zimmerman, president obama weighed in, the white house seemed caught off guard about the oklahoma killing. >> i am not familiar with that. >> reporter: spokesman josh earnest dntd say why he hasn't addressed the christopher lane murder, but says his remarks after zimmerman verdict still aplay. >> a few weeks ago he talked about the impact violence is having on in particular young people in this country. >> reporter: and jesse jackson senior twe

. >> reporter: chancey luna and james edwards. and michael jones for driving the get away car. grief and outrage, they caught up with the alleged shooter's mother. >> he needs to be punished, anybody that does that needs to be punished. >> reporter: in australia, a nation with strict gun control laws, some are urging boycott travel to the u.s. to what they call murder and mayhem on main street. >> we respect the right of all australians to express their views on any issue, including this one. obviously it is a tragedy. the loss of a child, loss of a loved one, that's always a tragedy. >> reporter: in the wake of acquittal of george zimmerman, president obama weighed in, the white house seemed caught off guard about the oklahoma killing. >> i am not familiar with that. >> reporter: spokesman josh earnest dntd say why he hasn't addressed the christopher lane murder, but says his remarks after zimmerman verdict still aplay. >> a few weeks ago he talked about the impact violence is having on in particular young people in this country. >> reporter: and jesse jackson senior tweeted t

so it was like, morgan freeman is there, bunch of -- and james blake and michael jordan is there at thisty and michael jordan, i see him. i never met michael jordan. right and he's standing there. he's next to you and you guys are talking, so i go up. and you say, "jimmy, do you know michael?" i go, "oh, hey, michael, how is it going?" and i went to give him a kiss on the cheek. [ light laughter ] i know, right? i don't know why. but he went to give me a kiss on the cheek, the other side. but we came together kissed on the lips. [ laughter ] it was the weirdest thing. and you stand there and he goes, "don't worry about it. just get out of here. just get out of here. don't worry about it. just get out of here." and i wanted to chug like 100 beers after that. [ laughter ] i was so embarrassed. that was the only time that michael jordan was -- [ talking over each other ] >> and you got married shortly there ever. >> jimmy: i did, yeah. [ laughter ] i got my stuff together, absolutely. well, you've -- with "snl," would you ever host "saturday night live" again? because you were a fantastic h

the families of 3 young suspects of an oklahoma baseball player, james edwards junior and 2 others are facing charges as adults. michaeles is an accessory. they were bored and decided to kill someone, australian native chris lane. he was shot in the back in broad daylight and died on the side of the road. his girlfriend said lane helped him find who she is. >> some people find who they are. i found it with chris. he really helped me. >> reporter: a facebook page is set up in his memory where people are expressing condolences. >> i will miss him forever. >> reporter: this was supposed to be a year of planning to decide what they would do next. sadly that means traveling to australia to plan hisfuneral. >> there will be a ceremony to raise costs for the funeral. >>> the car of the future, and it is affor able. >>> why the 9ers may have to >>> why the 9ers may have to share ,,,,,,,, 'til labor day to reward yourself! get 48 months interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection. not to labor the point... but this sale won't last long! ♪ mattress discounters! anderson now wants a paterny test. . >> the

nothing but that a fringe of the black community has the potential to be as sub human as james holmes and michaelo this week walked into a georgia school with an ak-47 and 500 rounds stopped by an unarmed sister. her courage and fortitude in the fate of death and winning personality are qualities that helped propel the original civil rights movement. now we need a new one, an charismatic brilliant leader who can be speak truth to power in just the rightway, that can speak in the back rooms to get things done and who can take over from the civil rights movement leaders who still people the national stage. maybe an it sounds like i'm talking about a moses who will led lead us to the promised land about we need people to lead us out of this of structural racism. we were told the moral arc of the universe bends towards justice and lord knows, we're still waiting for it to come around. that does it for "the cycle." joy reid is in the chair for martin once again. >> well said, toure. thanks. good afternoon. i'm joy reid. it's friday, august 23rd. for the president, it's not sleep till scranton. ♪ >> pr

nothing but that a fringe of the black community has the potential to be as sub human as james holmes and michaelo this week walked into a georgia school with an ak-47 and 500 rounds stopped by an unarmed sister. her courage and fortitude in the fate of death and winning personality are qualities that helped propel the original civil rights movement. now we need a new one, an charismatic brilliant leader who can be speak truth to power in just the rightway, that can speak in the back rooms to get things done and who can take over from the civil rights movement leaders who still people the national stage. maybe an it sounds like i'm talking about a moses who will led lead us to the promised land about we need people to lead us

it was johnson's call to police that ended with the arrest of 15-year-old james edward johnson and michael jones. johnson said the three teens threatened his on son because he refused to join a gang. police have not confirmed that the killing was gang related and cnn has tried to reach johnson repeatedly without success. we're also hearing today from man who says he tried to help lane moments after he was gunned down. here is what richard told the sydney morning herald. take a listen. >> laying face downright there. face down. his face in he has hand. that's when i started putting two and two together. that's when i looked at his shirt and realized he was shot. i said he's been shot. i got the description of that car in my head. >> he says he stayed with lane there. he also says that a woman stopped on the road and helped him give lane cpr but it was too late. >> i understand there are memorial services for lane this weekend. >> his friends and family are being viented to a memorial game in chris lane's honor on sunday. there's a donation page set up to raise money for a memorial fund in h

sacrifice of those who paid the price to march in those years. [ applause ] medgar was, james cheney, andrew goodman, michael schwerner, martin luther king jr. did not die in vein. their victory was great. but we would dishonor those heroes as well to suggest that the work of this nation is somehow complete. the arc of the universe might bend towards justice but it doesn't bend on its own. to secure the gains this country has made requires constant vigilance, not complacency. whether by challenging those who erect new barriers to vote or ensuring the scales of justice work equally for all in the justice system and not a pipeline for under-funded schools to overcrowded jails it requires vigilance. [ applause ] and we'll suffer the occasional setback. but we will win these fights. this country has changed too much. people of goodwill regardless of party are too plentiful for those with ill will to change history's currents. in some ways, though, the securing of civil rights, voting rights, eradication of segregation, these victories may have obscured a second goal of the march. for the men and women who gather

chance city lieu in a, james edwards are charged with first grew murder. and michael jones, 17, was charged with using a vehicle in the discharge of a weapon.murde. and michael jones, 17, was charged with using a vehicle in the discharge of a weapon. and accessory after the fact. former australian deputy prime minister tim fisher urging australian tourists to boycott the united states to extend a message about gun control. >>> health care costs are rising in america, but not by as much as you might expect. a new survey finds the average annual premium for a family in the u.s. rose just 4% to over $16,000. that figure is low compared to a decade ago. not in terms of the dollar amounts, but the percentage increases were around 10%. still compared to the modest rise in wages and inflation, the cost of health care obviously still significantly higher. the study also suggested obamacare is not linked to a rise in insurance costs. >>> now to business where the federal reserve will release minutes from its latest policy meeting. en vethey will look for any indication that th

everyone in the court almost caught their breath as they read the names, michael milano, not proved, al plumber, not proved, james o'toole, not proved. it wasn't until the eighth individual, did everyone hear what they finally wanted to hear and that was there was enough evidence to prove that whitey bulger was guilty in that murder. they were looking to either see whether he was principal or co-conspirator or aider or abettor. one woman whose father she believed was killed by whitey bulger is beside herself. she said now her father returns to this gray world of remaining a cold case. she said there was no resolution for her. a couple of the victims' family members got up and walked out of the court, they just didn't know how to respond to the fact that a question that they thought would be resolved after decades still remains open and that is the greatest heart break no matter how long whitey bulger spends in prison. >> when is sentencing? >> sentencing will be november 13th. at that time if whitey bulger wants to, he will be able to give a statement. there was all this talk he was going to take the stand and te

james edwards jr. and 16-year-old luna are charged with first-degree murder, michael jones is charged as an accessory. police say he was driving the car the teens were in. lane was visiting his girlfriend and her family in the town of duncan, oklahoma. the australian college baseball player was out for a run when he was shot once in the back. his father in australia says the murder was pointless. >>> firefighters still burning in 11 states. it's 12 days old and already burned 158 square miles, forced thousands of evacuations. the cost to put out the flames now tops $1 billion. near yosemite in california, crews are fighting four big fires. wind and lightning strikes added to the problem. >>> the city of detroit can't catch a break, firefighters trying to fight a business yard blaze. the fire destroyed everything in the yard. it still has not been contained as of last night. >>> now for a look at the weather, bill karins, good morning to you. how's it look in the west? >> enough fires. nothing much has changed. the weather pattern pretty much status quo. it's a good time to see where we are this year c

james says his top three nba players of all time are, of course, michael jordan, larry bird and julius irving. >>> so this is just flipping crazy. can you believe that? this cheerleader definitely has the spirit and is ready for basketball season. the washington state university spirit squad filmed this cool half-court shot while they were just practicing. this was just practice. can you imagine a cheerleader at practice? this person is flipping out. i imagine the coach probably is, too, trying to get that cheerleader on the team. just ahead, he was the driving force behind some of the world's most successful and ground-breaking musical acts, next. >>> earlier we showed you mother nature's power sucking in those trees in a sinkhole. how about mother nature's beauty. these are red sprites. they happen almost like lightning bolts but they go the opposite way. they shoot up into space. this photograph was taken by a gri trying to search for them over nebraska. don't know why they happen or when they occur or why. we could get thunderstorms in the intermountain west. the concern is additio

james edwards jr. face first degree murder charges as adults. a third boy, michael jones is charged as an accessory. one of the suspects told police they were bored, so they decided to kill somebody. >> they witnessed the young boy run by on the street. they decided to choose him. >> reporter: he was shot in the back in broad daylight. he died on the side of the road. his girlfriend sarah harper says lane helped her discover who she really is. >> most people will go to college, and try to find who they are on their own, like away from parents and all that. but i found it with chris. he really helped me. >> reporter: a facebook page is set up in lane's memory, where perfect strangers have posted their condolences. >> he's such an amazing person, and i'm going to miss him forever. >> reporter: harper said this was supposed to be a year of planning, to decide what she and lane would do next. she says sadly, that now means traveling to australia for her boyfriend's funeral. >> lane was in the u.s. on a college baseball scholarship. his team back in australia will hold a memorial game this weekend to rai

james edwards jr. and 16-year-old chancey luna are charged with murder. michael jones was charged with accessory. they are all being charged as adults. lane was visiting his girlfriend and her family in the town of duncan, oklahoma. he was out for a run when he was shot once in the back. his father in australia says that murder was pointless. >>> out west, wildfires are still burning in 11 states. firefighters in idaho are working to contain the massive beaver creek fire. it's 12 days old and it's burned 158 square miles and forced thousands of evacuations. the cost to put out the flames now tops $1 billion. it remains just 10% contained. >>> and in northern california near yosemite, crews are fighting at least four big fires, the largest of which is near the shirley peak ski area. no homes or structures have been damaged there. >>> now time for a look at scrambled politics. ted cruz of texas will remain a canadian citizen for eight more months before he can officially cut ties with the country where he was born. at a town hall meeting last night about defunding obamacare, cruz praised former sou

james says his top three nba players of all time are, of course, michael jordan, larry bird and juliusrving, as you can imagine. >>> so this is just flipping crazy. can you believe that? this cheerleader definitely has the spirit and is ready for basketball season. a washington state university spirit squad slammed this cool half-court shot when they were practicing. definitely one to flip out about. they need that guy on the court playing ball. >> thanks so much, betty. >>> time for our first look at politics. i'm joined by bob franken. good morning. >> good morning. politics, flip-flops. it goes together. >> segues are endless. so i do want to start with something really serious which is the situation this syria. in an editorial, the "washington post" is saying if it turns out chemical weapons were used, the white house should retaliate directly against syrian forces and protect civilians with a no-fly zone. is this terrible attack going to be the impetus for significant u.s. involvement? >> the president had said it was. he probably regrets making the comment about the red line. the

could reach the 90s for the warmest inland spot three and a little bit of michael dowd as we head into next thursday. . >>jamespporters sweep across cairo. president obama and some other prominent u.s. lawmakers condemning actions of egypt government treat and canceling military exercises% to take place later in the month. what you're seeing is more supporters marching over the bridge of the nile river. they're heading to ramsey square which is a mile from to rear square. right now we are seeing the government liking to rear square with tanks preventing these more supporters from heading there. >>darya: fire officials say the actor suffered serious leg trauma. according to a witness, the actor was trapped when his leg got caught in a floor lift. the actor was taken to a hospital. "spider-man: turn off the dark" was also halted for several days in december 20- 10, when another performer was hurt during a show. rich w. bush's--george w. bush's daughter told people magazine and she once hillary clinton to run for president. her respect for clinton doesn't necessarily mean that she would vote for the secretary of

state senator nina turner of ohio, james peterson and also, msnbc contributor, dr. michaelc dyson. great to have you all with us tonight. it never ceases to amaze me what comes out of the mouth of rand paul. how can anyone deny that voter suppression efforts have directly targeted minorities. your thoughts on. this you have fought the good fight. i remember doing a story with you standing out, waiting and also complaining about the number of hours and the number of voting machines in certain neighborhoods. how can he come to this conclusion? >> even life on bars knows that african-american voters and poor voters and people who live in urban areas had to wait in longer lines. he is delusional. i don't know where he has been. it is obvious what the gop is tried to do. not just in ohio. they're trying to choke out democracy. the hallmark of our country is that we have made progress in this nation. and we have elected officials who are trying to take us backwards and we cannot stand for it. and more importantly, we cannot be cool, calm and collected about folks who are trying t