ooooo. >> come on out. >> hey, morris, how are you?ruck, i'll be your lawyer for today. >> 17-year-old morris is locked up for possession of marijuana and more importantly for failing to appear at a former court attorney. he meets with his court appointed attorney. >> today the court wants to hear a little bit about what happened and make a decision whether or not to release you today. what do you want to have happen. >> i want to get released. >> okay. did you test positive for marijuana when you came in? >> you did. >> yeah. >> all right. the court's going to ask you why you were using marijuana. do you know how you'd answer that? >> yeah, i would tell them i was in a gang. they were smoking marijuana. >> one of the things i know is the probation department is recommending that you stay locked up. we have our work cut out for us. the difficult challenge as a public defender for a child is distinguishing between what's in the child's best interests and what the child wants because in every case, every child wants to get out of here bu

when alfred morris left game in third quarter roy stepped up his place. for more on that story scott smith out ofic land. >> great win but a tough loss running back alfred morris leads leaves with bruised ribs a caring repwaug 16 times bud they roy came in and carried ball 13 times fever 41 yard touch down, and one remarkable play. and leer given look like wanted to go deep! escape. and that's find open saoer. and a over defense der. started a little built to see what he would do because it was really open field. and you know, just decided go tore it. and unfortunately we didn't score but then next play we did. so it just rolled in toing in that was going bigger than what we could help handle. it was very praoepbed from lunching game and passing game caught bail very well. was able grinds out some tough yards. we should know more about the severity morris injury later this week but good news is, it is by week so gets some time heal of up. i can o dallas cowboys. week 6. there oakland. scott myth fox five sports. all right thank you scott. time for another

in for alfred morris those are final points of the game. redskins rally from 14-0 deaf correct bead reareds. >> and i mean that's what got believe you know we came here knowing we had to come you the here someone three. and, we have make best of our situation. we are going buy week tkwaoeugs will being able enjoy by week more. as of this win. and then come book and then we got on winning streak guest to where we want to you got fine way to win when you skpoel 3. it is not long come leer stkphrbg get win before the buy weeks you feel like you might have gained bit momentum budget we can't worery about that we got worry about ourselves. start playing some really good taout balance. cross country flight lot better whether you one gauge. you place practice. that's what everybody says. well read skins defense der said this week they had great waoeufrbg practice. for them it is showed today in their best game so far this season. we were in oakland we have got more. redskins defence was dead last coming into today they shredded first three week of

, the one they are recalling. >> morris is defined, even when getting an ear full from constituents >> i have been an nrame. we love our guns and rights. >> he says he refuses to go billlied. >> i have worried much more about being as good a leader as i can be and not focus at all on being a good politician will get you into a recall. and i am okay with that. >> the best way to hang on to his political career, ablaze, is to beat the streetsed until tuesday's recall election. tamara banks,ays, colorado springs, colorado. >> it could cost taxpayers close to half a million dollars. it's the odd couple, part 2, former nba star dennis rodman hanging out with kim john ong rodman treated kim is an awesome guy. they watched a basket ball game together. when questioned by the recorders, he said he would not ask him to "kenneth bay. >> john kerr v in lithunia talking about syria, trying to get their support. he be speaking to reporters very shortly, and when that happens, we will dip into that for you. >>> one more strike or a few more feet on a line drive would have been made. johnkerry smith

morris last year lost all of three fumbles, but shanahan stuck with morris.e did finish the game with a career low 40-yard rushing yards 12 carries, not exactly what he had in mind. >> they're not concerned, but it's not the way i want it had to to go. it did go that way, put it's unfortunate. i forgot about that all week. i'm preparing for next game, it's in the past and i can't do anything about it. >> moving on, tomorrow night at the mgm grand atlas vegas, lloyd puts his undefeated record on the line against another unbeaten fighter, his nickname is money and for very good reason as we found out. >> you stand to make the largest amount of money 41.5 million, with the pay per view could get up to 141 million. you got what are you going to buy next with your next $41.5 million. >> you didn't talk about my jet. i got a jet, too. >> you got everything. >> i'm just truly, truly blessed to be where i'm at. it's not about the materialistic things, it's all about the comfort. the main thing when you made that type of money is about putting it up and making sure yo

morris last year lost three fumbles the whole year. mike shanahan stuck with morris. he would score a touchdown. he din -- did finish with 45 rushing yards on 12 carries. >> i'm definitely not concerned but it was not the way i wanted it to go but it did go that way but i'm not concerned at all. i mean i forgot about it all week. i'm preparing for the next game. it's in the past and i can't do anything about it. >> yeah what fumble? >> floyd mayweather. let's look at his upcoming fight ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. tomorrow night in las vegas floyd mayweather fights alvarez. floyd apps name is money and he runs the money team -- this nickname is for real good reason. >> you're set to make the largest sum of money 49 -- 41 and half million. you got two ferraris, two rollses, lambeau, a bentley, a booing gotti, a mercedes. what are you goin

. >> morris stegosaurus? >> oh. hey, small ones. what's up? >> what are you doing here in the cretaceous? >> yeah. you're from the jurassic time period. >> just visiting. i time-traveled here. i'm a big fan of geysers, tiny. all these dinosaurs are. we're hanging out here waiting for old reliable to erupt. >> old reliable? >> yeah. it goes off pretty often--several times a day, too. i mean, it's not like you can tell the time by it, but it's pretty reliable. that's why they call it old reliable. >> ooh. so when it's gonna erupt? >> well, you just have to wait

collection of jewelry and metalwork made by bertha goff was that it had a resonance from william morris. he would have loved it. it was made by hand. it was made by an individual who honored craftsmanship above intrinsic value. and it was lovely to find it as an archive, really. it was not only the jewelry, but the drawings and the descendant. although these things look in a sense art nouveau, in a sense arts and crafts, they are revivalist. they draw on 16th and 17th century prototypes. these angels here are renaissance angels. and here is a most marvelous figure of aphrodite against a blue sky, an art nouveau figure. and most wonderful hatpins. these are very elegant jewels that don't get worn so much today.

holly morris is at children'sile medical center right now.nd are the phones ringing. >> reporter: yes they are. the official donation came fromm a woman in wood bridge, special thanks to her.idge and the all the way from atlanta, i got kristen, andand recollection. we will stop you quickly before you goickl back on the air. ai for you guys to come up here, and take your time, and do and something like this, it must mean something to you. >> i know what it's like to taka somebody to the hospital.l. if my kid had a broken arm, i ar want to know that there's a a place like children's national. >> i think you made a wonderfuld point this is the most scary place in the world, but also the most amazing place in the world, a place to come for help. >> i think it is, for a child and even for an adult. ad you think of a hospital you ho start to freak out. >> yes, but what children's chil hospital has done is it doesn't feel like a hospital to thesethe kids. the mind-set is if they are e going through something physically and everybody in then hospital

way, morris correctly predicted the romney presidency -- dick morris said romney has to run on government spending, but he needs to not talk about medicare, medicaid, social security, or the defense budget. well, all right. now you ruled out basically 80% of the federal budget, actually, a little bit more than that. i think, you know, before we talk in sort of revolutionary terms, there needs to be a revolution in terms of the public's view of these things. you know, i think we're a long way away from where we can say that this is entirely something that's been imposed on us by, you know, these far away distant bureaucrats, although, i think there's a substantial element of truth to that, but we have to look within ourselves and look at the voters who demand a lot of this, and the democratic party is big as a government party as it is because its clients are dependent on government and demand more and more government all the time. >> steve from university, and the last question, you mentioned several conservative senators, senators from kentucky, utah, texas, generally, the conservative s

. >> with me now are former state senators john morris and angela herron, both democrats from colorado. i have to ask you both how you are feeling having lost this recall six or seven days ago, watching what played out yesterday. senator herrone? >> well, chris, obviously certainly disappointed here in colorado six days ago, but knowing that those laws still exist a and they will go on and colorado did some great things in this last legislative session. but of course, i would want to give my condolences to everybody at the navy yard, victims and victims families. and like you, and i'm sure like john, we're tired of having to do this, these moments of silence. so we will not stay silent. we're going to be talking about this and we're going to continue to confront the nra. >> senator morris, what is your take away from this? i think a lot of people have drawn the lesson that the nra wants you to draw. mess with us and you'll be recalled. >> again, the price that we paid politically is so small in comparison to what these families are paying. and now we have 12 more or arguably 15 more fa

mike morris is going to be retiring after 37 years. he's our chief at the airport.hat history is about and never forgetting that history and remembering that morning in 1906 to come back and restoring our beautiful city. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, chief. it shows we appreciate more than just irish people this morning. [ applause ] >> i appreciate everybody's patience this morning. the device is not dangerous. the bomb squad just forwarded. we'll be opening up market street shortly. you should give yourself a hand this morning. it just shows our resilience. we are not going to be denied our traditions. this is important to remember what happened. our level of preparedness even got better this morning. [ applause ] . i want to echo what the fire chief said. we continue to prepare all the time. we have a mayor who i know it's all about resiliency and getting back to where we were when and if and when it happens. with that, i'm going to give it over to bob to give it over to the big guy. >> all right. the mayor we have today, please welcom

fox 5 holly morris shows us what it takes to be the top dog in law enforcement. >> reporter: you are watching one of the top k9 teams in all of north america. that is who is in charles county competing for title of "top dog" so to speak as the united states k9 association is hosting its national field trials. with me is captain mike whacky. >> how are you? >> reporter: this is a big deal? >> absolutely. you have the top dogs. it is a good thing for charles county and sheriff's office. >> reporter: they had to qualify? >> there is 26 regions in united states and canada. they have to get a substantial score to be invited here. >> reporter: what are some of the things they have to do? >> we are doing agility phase. you saw the dog complete the hurdles. this simulates exercise the handlers will do on the street hopping walls, climbing ladders. in the beginning of our training, it builds a little bond between the handler and the dog, a trust issue. >> reporter: you have agility course and obedience part and evidence collection. >> you start off with obedience, hand and voice signals, that

i would like to have sergeant beretta, brian, morris and johnson up on the stage, please. capt. garity will redo the award citation. -- will read the award citation. >> good evening. on wednesday, october 10, circuit brother brian and melissa morris and merck mulligan and officer james johnson of the central station responded to a fire at 8 -- 824 height street in downtown san francisco. officers found the first and second story buildings involved in flames. leaving the residents, many of them students inside the six- story building in grave danger. officers immediately entered the building and began evaluating the evidence, pounding on doors and alerting them there was a fire. many of them were still asleep. essentially they were forced to withdraw from the building because the heat was so intense in the building. the fire department was still in route to the fire. not until the fire department arrived did it take over the evacuation of the fire personnel were ordered out of the building onto the street for the structure at 824 high street, and asphalt and some of the fire equi

morris davis is a retired u.s. colonel and affairs judiciary. connie best, retired navy, medical university of south carolina. and back in our studio, j. d. gordon former pentagon spokesman. let's look at the number of sexual assaults reported by the pentagon this spring. last year there were an estimated of 26,000 unwanted sexual instances in the military roughly 500 a week. of those a little over 3,000 cases were filed the whole year less than 10% and of those 3,000 reported caitses fewer than -- cases fewer than 10% resulted in a conviction. resulted in minor administrative or dismissals. the pentagon has tried to change things. what is important? >> sexual assault is a problem in the military and it is positive that secretary hagel is trying to prevent these. the secretary has made comments that could be construed as undue command influence essentially where he's talking about giving people dishonorable discharges and stripping them of their rank. as a president you settle the tone for the entire military so judges can cue off of that. unlik

here with me now is father jonathan morris,çó religion contributor.o give us a ray of hope, not just only the right words in the moment but the right words for the future. >>guest: the first step after a situationÑi like this, the family, the friends are just going through shock is to be with them. i am sure that the president is going to do that, the government is doing that, but, also, their family and friends who are gathered with them today are just going to be by their side. there is no that nation at the beginning of a process like this, that will all of a sudden make people feel better but as you said, praying, if someone has faith, and asking god for comfort and asking god for strength, as well. also, the human touch. a hug from a friend. i am glad as a country we are taking seriously this memorial service. azamat tazhayakov -- as you speak i will tell through going on time. we have a scheduled program printed in front of us at 4:55 and the first lady would gather in the front row here at the marine barracks at the naval yard in washington, dc

. >> the one thing you kind to have keep an eye out is for morris' injury. the game on the second half with a red contusion. it wasn't broken, they have a by week, so that could rest up, that is something that could impact this team. during the by week, they have to find a way to come out strong. when they come back out against the cowboys, they have to be sharp from the beginning. >> let's hope they work onn tackling and learn how to gethow off to a fast start during the by week and come out mentally prepared for the cowboys, one lasto question, is it time for f dick stock tonto retire? >> approximathe makes too many , and barer isn't that great, either, it's his first year, so give him a pass, but he has been doing it for many years. ye >> if you are going to mispronounce the name, stick to one mispronun pronuns seation. >> thanks so much guys.. thanks for helping to make me popular. >> we will talk to you guys. >>> now the nationals, theirona, season ended in arizona, so did manager davie johnson's big career. bomb. t two.ed a and speaking of them, mispro

if they do this the house will be in play. >> i agree with morris 100%.eally decimate parts of the party. >> you and i were saying we should say during the break, that you think this would do the republicans ability to gain seats in the senate is pretty much new and void after something like this. speaking of ted cruz, there's been a lot of power plays on his name this week. here are a few. cruzzy train, cruz control, cruzzen for a bruisen, the walking ted, cruz nato. my ep knicks made up cruz nad doe. that's the ultimate bad disaster films. which is you guys favorite? maybe you should go withnism? he's the ep of the show. which one do you guys like the best. >> i'm going with cruznado. i have to agree and disagree with my colleagues. i do think this makes the idea that republicans would take over the senate in 2014 a much stiffer climb. the idea we're going to break the gerry mappedered districts and give democrats the house is a much steeper incline. ted cruz is walking out of this with a shutdown that he's wearing as a badge of honor. in a few days, wh

tom morris and barry spodak our experts here. we'll learn more about the fort hood shooting and what lessons were learned about that situation that might apply today. that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko the most important money stories of the day might affect yourries savings, your job, or your retirement. whether it's bailouts or bond rates, this stuff gets complicated. but don't worry, i'm here to take the fear out of finance. every night on my show i break down confusing financial speak and make it real. >> welcome back. investigators are still now trying to sort out the exact details of today's deadly shooting at the d.c. navy yard. 13 people were killed including the gunman, several more were injured. here's a quick look at how the day's event unfolded. it was 8:20 a.m., at the navy yard, a new day and the start of a new week for thousands of employees. d.c. police chief kath kathy la. >> a shooter inside the navy yard. we have one shooter we believe involved in this that is deceased. >> workers here were orde

state senator president john morris and angela gear on had support for the stricter regulations. the grass roads regulation and big money ads like this one from the nra. >> morris even proposed a bill so rat cal fellow democrats wouldn't support it. john morse, too extreme for colorado. >> democrats larch launched i ground game, but it wasn't enough. he lost by 344 votes total. they voted to recall him and 49% voted against that. angela ger on lost boy a wider margin. they have gone to democrats for the last two cycles. not one lost a key state-wide race since 2002. they managed to make in roads with abortion, gay rights. jim morris and angela ger on got recalled in a state that handed president obama a healthy victory against mitt romney less than a year ago. they edged out romney with over 50%. he won colorado with almost 54% of the vote. the recall results and potentially shows it's a status moving to the blue column and slowed down a little bit. that could have long-term repercussions. the colorado republicans have new confidence for their plan it on unseat the governor in 20

good time to recover, try to ge healthy and check the injury on morris. >> could you call your friende robert grirch throbert griffin t what it was. >> i have never spoken to him. >>> we had a a nightmare, she was clinging to live, when dr. oz, and a good smash tan s  and hopefully the plumber got his job back. >> yes.  it's severn 38:00.  >>> it was a heartwarming reunion for a tourist who was severely injured. you may remember when dr. oz on helped the woman who was hit by an injury. >> the woman's leg was badly injured and had to bage pe to b. >> also coming to the rescue was a plumber. cma. >> this young woman miss greenss is on her way to a full recovery and will appear on the dr. oz show. you are seeing a pretaped today, dr. oz show tomorrow. surprised her by bringing the good samaritan dave justin owe to the show. >> look at those dudes. >> j ustino will be fitted with a prosthetic leg and hopes to return to dancing tomorrow.rrow. >> how lovely the smile on her face despite her injury. >> she is alive. >> that could be different. >> she is alive. >

so i was on that bobby morris was so sweet to me. knew that ias under age. when i auditioned i think that i was 16. they just kind of hired me even though they knew i wasn't really 18. but my mother was there all the time. >> probably not the first time that happened. >> right. it was wonderful. i got a lot of experience, on-the-job training. and studying and then when i was 18 i was sort -- >> was your thought at the time, this is what i want to do with my life. >> absolutely. >> that was your mom's thought as well, if she wants to do this, we're going to support her. >> i remember the day that i was nine years old when i decided it was what i wanted to do. i was at the dancing school and watched this girl who is now a sort of houston entrepreneur, karen romano, she has a cosmetics business. she was my inspiration, i said how do i get to be as good as you are, she said just come every day and work. >> the old cliche, practice, practice, practice. >> that's what i did. i never with wavered in it. if anything it's stronger. it's kind of wonderful. i have two

tom morris and barry spodak our experts here. we'll learn more about the fort hood shooting and what lessons were learned about that situation that might apply today. >> just to be able to defend the title for once will be awesome, and i've done so well here the past few times i've played, getting to the semis or finals. it's been really, really exciting. i'm happy that i've been able to consistently do well here. >> australian cricket captain michael clarke led his team to victory against england, scoring his first tonne. england were bowled out for 227 in pursuit of australia score of 315/7. >> and now take a look at this young man who has more than a few expectations to live up to. this is argen tendulkar son of sachi, in his father the highest run scorer. [[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views. how can you fully understand the impact unless you've heard angles you hadn't considered? antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opin

tom morris and barry spodak our experts here. we'll learn more about the fort hood shooting and what lessons were learned about that situation that might apply today. there's more to financial news than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, can fracking change what you pay for water each month? have you thought about how climate change can affect your grocery bill? can rare minerals in china affect your cell phone bill? or how a hospital in texas could drive up your healthcare premium? i'll make the connections from the news to your money real. >> just to be able to defend the title for once will be awesome, and i've done so well here the past few times i've played, getting to the semis or finals. it's been really, really exciting. i'm happy that i've been able to consistently do well here. >> australian cricket captain michael clarke led his team to victory against england, scoring his first tonne. england were bowled out for 227 in pursuit of australia score of 315/7. >> and now take a look at this young man who has more

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the senate president, john morris got 49% of the vote, but was recalled with 50.9% of the vote.w i have not one iota regret for what i voted on. [ cheers and applause ] so we can all be proud of the work that we did, and we have a little more work to do, right? so this is going to make us stronger and better off the awe we have miles to go and the highest rank in a democracy is citizen. not senate president. so soon along with many of you, i will hold that rank and there is nothing citizens can't accomplish when they put their minds to accomplishing it. >> joining me is senators john morse, and angela herrone. thank you for being here tonight. you represent something that disappeared from politics, a legislator, at any level, state, federal. willing to take a vote, cast a vet that they know can cost them the job. that's just something we don't see anymore. it is a kind of legislative heroism that i think we should value. and, senator herrone, i know you said last night you don't regret the vote. tell us why? >> well, one i don't regret any work that we did. such an hiss toreic s

i think morris was right.. the president was really conflicted as the academic of wanting to bring it to congress and the commander in chief and seeing what happened to these people -- i think is probably somewhat surprised the american people haven't fallen in line. and most of all that the other world leaders weren't right behind him. >> and the reason why is because they are waiting for the u.n. weapons inspector's report. that may happen later this week. but is that a copout? are they just buying time? is there really any question really as to whether chemical weapons were used? >> i don't think at this point -- there are doubts about the intelligence from the margins. but i think the majority of people believe something happened here that involved assad's authorization. the problem is many world leaders who have been our allies in the past are weary from the past from having been led down the path by the bush administration. the other problem is they don't really see a strategic and meaningful game plan a

morris, let's talk about creepy uncle with you first.campaign. before we play the ad, i want to warn you, this has offended a lot of people. i don't want you guys to send it back to me. here it is. >> okay, let's have a look. >> yeah. i said creepy. i mean that depicts it. morris, give me your reaction. >> scary ad, huh? >> yeah. >> it's kind of weird. you know, the gop continues to play this game. when there's so many more important things going on in the world. i think they'll pay for it come midterm elections. it's a silly ad and silly to think the federal government is going to make those decisions for women. it's outrageous. >> susan, these ads are part of about a $.75 million campaign urging youth to opt out of the insurance exchanges. listen to what john yarmuth told me today about obama care. >> polling shows and anneck dotely we know people may not like obama care. they love the provisions of obama care. they love the protects in there. they love everything about obama care except the name. >> so it's like they love piecemeal ab

. >>> holly morris is waking up a professional to find out what h uses in his own kitchen to cook.is coming up next. i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for r governor, and i sponsored this ad. for 30 years i've worked as an obgyn, my job is to protect the health of women. so i'm particularly offended by ken cuccinelli. cuccinelli wants to make all abortion illegal ... ... even in cases of rape and incest. ... even to protect a woman's health. i want a governor who's focused on schools and creating jobs, not someone who wants to do my job. who's ken cuccinelli to interfere in the lives of women across virginia? one made with only real cheese.. and dough that rises naturally. with no chemical leaveners. a pizza with premium meats. and sauce made from only real tomatoes. a pizza my family will love. (announcer) freschetta naturally rising crust pizza. freschetta. made better to taste better. >>> good morning, everybody, i'm holly morris, we have something fun planned for you.anne we are at home with the chef, at the jefferson hotel. and he was just given hisn 5th star.th st that a big dea

. >> we just watched alfred morris, stamper into the end zone, he is good but under uselized.ee rgiii, that is runningrunni and he does have the legs and the capability to rub like he re did last season.st >> you are still there, becausee i got a question for you? >> yeah. >> on defense. we know it's historic, but these are teams that are playing, andn they are coming in here and shelling them. calvin johnson was the only ly player that they have on the field. calvert doesn't play, he threw,h and he still catches, what can be done to fix this horrificrrii defense, because it is. is it's just bad. >> i would change the defensive coordinator. >> am i minority in this room. >> going into this season, why keep him. >> i dis disagree, they just gae him $80 million contract, he has a great receiver. i they is a pretty good quarter back. these teams aren't horrific. i thinkty droit is going ti thid at the end of the year. they watch films, and go to practice every day. >> a guy shouldn't have over 130 combined rushing and receiving yards are reggie bush.sh. that is just can't keepkee

from the books of robert morris and james gibbs, jefferson learns construction as well as design. then at the age of 24, he begins to envision and plan his mountaintop house in the blue ridge. self-taught, he does the palladian calculations and drawings for what would be an art gallery, a library, and a house. the first monticello. a visitor from france said, mr. jefferson is the first american who has consulted the fine arts to know how he should shelter himself from the weather. in collecting what would become the finest library in america, his eye discovers another art form never before seen here in the wilderness... the sculpture of the ancient world. from his art books, he draws up a list of his favorites. the statues, for which he has designed a place at monticello. though chosen from a picture in a book, she proves that jefferson, even as a young man, had come to appreciate the best. the "medici venus" was the first on his list. in the year 1784, jefferson observes life through the eyes oa widower, yet he is on a journey that may help lessen the pain of his loss, crossing t

robert griffin iii mejorÓ en su juego y logrÓ mover a los redskins, alfred morris corriÓ 30 yardas parate la segunda mitad como lo habÍa hecho en los dos primeros partidos de la temporada y el marcador no se moviÓ de ninguno de los dos lados. en las grandes ligas al cierre de la temporada regular se van las aspiraciones de clasificar para los equipos del area. en las grandes ligas al cierre de la temporada regular se van las aspiraciones de clasificar para los equipos del area. aquÍ en el parque de los nacionales, la novena de washington comenzaron el domingo con una ceremonia de homenaje a su manager davey johnson, quien se retirarÁ despuÉs de esta campaÑa. al concluir su doble cartelera, washington habÍa quedado pra Ácticamente sin esperanza de avanzar a los playoffs. giancarlo stanton y christian yelich sacudieron jonrones para que los marlins de miami vencieron el primer juego de una doble cartelera, un resultado que asegurÓ el pase a los playoffs de los bravos de atlanta y los cardenales de san luis. ahora los nacionales estÁn cinco juegos debajo de cincinnati y pittsburgh, que con

silver, morris maxwell came back late as well. one of them has not come back yet.he will join us in bordeaux. we have to take this into account. it is true that maybe those players will not be on top form to play. we will see. the manager is hoping the team is not too stretched. the brazilian defender is likely to play and he has total confidence in the plane staff -- playing staff and the manager. >> it is always tiring for the international, trips for those selected with brazil. they were playing a friendly in boston. the trip is tiring. there is fatigue figured over us that could cause injury -- hanging over us,, that could cause injury, you never know. we have a good group, a more consistent group, and, i think the coach will make the right choices to bring up the best of this very talented squad. he will pick the best team possible to win against bordeaux. >> paris will be without jeremy as he recovers from back injury. the defending champion's are looking to keep up with early pace setters monaco. their inaction on sunday. marseille travels to to lose -- to l

. -- alfred more it's morris went out early. they willcome back take on their division rivals, the dallas cowboys. >> a kentucky man is defying the odds by doing play-by-play announcing during high school football games. he is blind. when he was first asked to be an announcer, he asked a friend to help them out. during a game he tells him what he sees on the field. >> i cannot see anything at all. down, warriors. >> i try to get across what i need to know. >> it is satisfying to me when people down there do not know that there is a blind guy up there. that means we're doing it right. >> kentucky's only blind judge. it is probably likely to say he is the only blind sports announcer as well. >> that is a great >> we are taking a live look at the national zoo's panda cam. they didn't have a name yet. this is just a picture of cuteness. if the federal government shuts down at midnight, it he panda cam will go dark here at the zoo will the close. the animals will be fed and cared for. >> he is just speechless. mouth open. let's talk

we have charles dean and tech guru clean morris of fox news.ealous of that description. what do you think of the new phones and is there a gap between wall street and main street on apple of? >> absolutely. i am always conflicted and confound when apple made the announcement for the iphone 5 about a week and a half ago, suddenly you assault wall street plunge but we knew everything that was going to be in the phone had been reported by folks like me and others in the tech press for weeks, we knew a fingerprint scanner was coming in the lower cost iphones for coming but why does it plunged? people make money and do their thing. the new phones are exciting launching in china today, first time, and launching of the major markets, same day opening. dennis: what do you say? is main street in love with apple? >> when you see the headlines, it was just sort of like a okay. these jobs had these things. and another thing. >> the little extra something, maybe they telegraphed it perfectly, not unlike the federal reserve, wall street is what it -- they fi

. >> john morris and angela heron out of touch.led it a sickness from our souls. >> a sickness of our souls doesn't come easy. >> what's coming on from colorado does it make any -- >> shocking that east and west coast breasts, that the nra and mayor bloomberg and their money are clark in colorado and use ising it as a -- using it as a proxy battle. 40 states in this country when you have a u.s. senate race 90% of the money comes from east and west coast and every one of these states are used as a are proxy battle. get ready it will be used again. >> who's paying the strings? we've got billionaires michael bloomberg, eli broad, the nra has put in big money to support the recall. here is more of what colorado residents will be treated to in wake of the recall. >> john morris, toxic. he would rather do the admitting of east coast liberals like new york city mayor michael bloomberg. >> again demonizing the nra play in colorado or did the coloradons decide this on their own? >> coloradoans will decide this on their own. i actually have

joining us now father jonathan morris.reat to have you with us. >> thank you. >> what's this pope doing? let's start with -- >> that's a good start. i love it. >> he says the pope -- the pope saying, quote, and if we could see this full screen, the church sometimes locked itself up in small things. in small minded rules. the most important thing is the first proclamation. jesus christ has saved you and the ministers of the church must be ministers above all. >> yeah. >> that's -- that is so eloquent and so powerful. what is he -- where is he going? >> it is. it lends itself to misinterpretation, obviously. the church should not insist only on these issues. like gay marriage, like abortion, et cetera. but he knows that it lends itself to misinterpretation and he says i'm willing to take that risk. he's saying there's a real danger, also, in speaking the truth that the fullness of the gospel message as he sees it is not proclaimed and so he says i'm choosing to talk about mercy and he even said that people have reprimanded h

and commissioners morris comment about landscaping triggered some re-examination. is this the supposed proposal? >> yes. >> those those evacuations don't match our plan. >> i have pictures of the existing site. >> you have a west elevation you have no door but on the plan theirs an excess door - oh, sorry i'm backwards i take that back. you have sclairp shown in the front of the building but there are no planters >> so far as the time when this was designed but the landscaping on the side front is the landscaping we're going to be refurbishing and this is the black or white version. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioners there's a motion and a second on say floor to proof with condition shall i call the question that is increase on that (calling names) commissioners that motion passes 5 to 2 with commissioners moore and fong voting against. commissioners that places you on items 5 a and b at 1433 bush street request for the variances. >> good afternoon. glen of department staff. the project before you is located at the 1433 bush street and also located in the r f c c

. >> toni morris son spoke to nbc 4 in ohio and said in part that she's used to her books being bannedng to see it happen in her home state. i want to read this, i resent it. i mean, if it's texas or north carolina as it has been in all sorts of states, but to be a girl from ohio, writing about ohio having been born in lorraine and relating as an ohio person, to have the ohio board of education is ironic at the least here. what is the next move? >> the next is we're encouraging all people to support toni morrmor morrison. it is extremely troubling that the chief education official in the state of ohio is equating a book that touches on issues of racism and sexual abuse with pornography. we are encouraging people to celebrate banned books week and the work of toni morrison. >> a statement was issued saying this has racial implications and they are concerned about that. elaborate, please. >> it's not new for the literary work of african-americans to be banned or challenged in some way, shape or form. the aclu of ohio celebrates the work of lit rarely geniuses like toni morrison every yea

morris one of the two lawmakers kicked out of office for backing tighter gun laws.he other state senator who is ousted by voters in the pueblo area, they are the first state lawmakers in colorado history to be recalled. angered by new limits on ammunition, magazines and expanded background checks gun rights activists tried to recall a total of four lawmakers. the nba said this election sent a clear message that they should protect gun rights and be accountable to their constituents. this recall could have a chilling effect in other stays where determines have been encouraged be i the president to pass stiffer gun control laws including background checks limits on magazines and other measures as well. so how did all this unfold, and what does it mean beyond colorado as well? state senator angela joins us now from denver, we appreciate your being with us, and i have to ask you, if you have any regrets for what happened? >> you know, absolutely not. that's the thing why i can have peace today, is that we did such historic things, not only on gun safety legislation, but