morrison. >> good afternoon ken representing the managers association i'm honored to follow jane morrison so hello jane and welcome back supervisors from our much needed recess it was a long time away. but i'd like to say on behalf of our organization there's no need to rich to memorize the melrose district today no need to rush to judgment so from the presto the mayor's office to give more additional time for conversation and more opportunities this is a calibrated financial arrangement and let's make people happy before it's memorialized on behalf of the owners and developers organization we represent fully ask you to delay this >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm bruce i'm the vice chair of the tjpa cac and a board member and transmission representative for the bayview association speaking on behalf of myself i the association i share the similar comments and nothing from my understanding has occurred towards changes with that said here's the specific. the transit center has growth in exchange for the right to have taller knows for the increases in profits the de

in other words even when you read tony morrison's beloved tony morrison was choosing my children over my husband. i say that because would you believe i'm going to mention my memoir? that is one of the hardest things for me in my memoir. my mother loved her husband more than she loved her children. i felt always that my mother, my mother's choice if she had to make one was always for her husband. i recall a scene in my memoir that my mother at this point had six children ranging from ages nine to two. my father got a fellowship. i remember, i was five years old and i remember seeing my mother crying and crying every single day. she was useless. she couldn't take care of us. she couldn't do anything. she was just upset. she couldn't hold it together just waiting for letters from my father and eventually my mother took that ship from trinidad to england talking about long-ago days and stayed with them for quite a few months. it was something that stayed with me for the rest of my life. i would envy my friends who didn't have that situation. there were 11 and my family but i can tell you

morrison this morning, tesco. they are going to leave it to the scots.will do business whatever happens. investorget the perspective on the scottish today. in edinburgh, the managing director of svs thanks for joining us. a month ago, hardly anybody in this rk really paid attention to this event. has something changed in the last month or did everybody outside scotland not appreciate how close this would be. since we had the last debate i think it would change the use and some of the undecideds perhaps started to commit area there has been some underlying change. there has been a wide degree of error. >> westminster and threadneedle street digging their heels in. sterling a big no-no for an independent scotland. i think there are concerns about currency. it remains to be seen in the event of a yes vote just exactly what arrangements the bank of england has in mind. in thosean interest circumstances in trying to preserve as much of the structure that we have in the u.k. on a federal basis. an attemptre will be to maintain the institutions that the u.k. ha

and tony morrison's beloved that was the passage that tony morrison's beloved that got th the -- when soffa says that her husband, he fell apart when he saw what was happening to her. she said i went on and the reason i went on as i had two children and a baby needing my milk. i couldn't just wait there so in other words even when you read tony morrison's beloved, i'm choosing my children over my husband. i say that because would you believe i'm going to mention my memoir? that is one of the hardest things for me in my memoir. i think my mother loved her husband more than she loved her children. i felt always that my mother, my mother's choice if she had to make one was always with her husband and i recall a scene and then memoir that my mother at this point had six children ranging from ages nine to two and my father got a fellowship in london. .. y father eventually my mother took that ship from trinidad to england. i am talking long ago. and stayed with him for quite a few months. it just was something that stayed with me for the rest of my life. my friends who didn't have that sit

morrison shares pair gains after its profit jumps 50%. chinese stocks hit an 18-month high as inflation numbers prompt speculation that beijing will step in with fresh stimulus measures. >>> european markets paring in the red. the ftse 100 is up 0.07%. the xetra dax up 17 basis points. cac 40 up 0.25%. for forex, we saw u.s. yields tick up yesterday. the dollar has been very strong in recent weeks. not much movement today, but that ties the true story which is that the dollar is at a six-year high. against sterling, it is at a ten-month high. moving on, crude remains under pressure after the iea said abundant supplies have driven lower prices. this a day after opec said oil demand was slowing at a remarkable pace. joining us now, gareth lewis. gareth, very significant moves as we all know in the oil price downward in august. is that driven by speculators or by market fundamentals? >> market fundamentals. what we've seen, in fact, we've seen nonopec supplies coming from the u.s., greater than expected. and we also had demand weakness, perh

jonathan morrison created this one. his iphone 6 in a tree. >> that's interesting. >> it is interesting when you realize he shot it all with his iphone 6 plus. >> more than 40,000 people clicked on to watch an iphone in a tree. an apple in a tree. >> you're catching on. richard is known for slow motion and destroying things. he puts the phone into a container of liquid nitrogen. >> i run into that situation all the time. >> yeah, i'm constantly in a place where my phone is in liquid nitrogen. >> if that didn't kill it, the sledgehammer definitely will. >> it's still frozen, too. >> isn't that cool? richard ryan does will it blend. the blend tech blender. richard is skeptical about that. he gets the same blender, throws the iphone 6 in there. will it blend? >> not exactly. it gets kicked around a little bit. it does eventually destroy it, but richard helps pulling the case apart. >> you know people on waiting lists, still waiting to get their iphone 6 and he is blending them, smashing them and freezing them when they are

jc morrison, senior vice president at the center for strategic and intranational studies is with us. let's talk to that question. there seem to be an about-face for the administration on how to handle ebola, and what the u.s. involvement is. >> this is a dramatic step taken, after a bit of internal deliberation and criticism of the earlier moves, they come forwardway $750 million multifaceted package that has 3,000 troops deployed, a command and control center under a flag officer, u.s. military general. >> what changed here? what happened. >> i think several things happened. i think they were criticized internally by those that remember rwanda. many of the key personalities in this administration lived there rwanda during the clinton administration and said never again at that time. that's one thing. second is the evidence of the exponential takeoff of this epidemic, and people waking up and thinking my lord, it could go from 5,000 to 250,000 in rocket speed if something is not done. and third, they - the fear around mutation of the virus, and the notion that is now actively debated

so superintendent morrison, may i present you with the following. confederate army from the north along seventh street pike now known as georgia avenue. whereas fort massachusetts was renamed fort stevens after the death of general stevens at the battle of chantilly on september 1st, 1862. whereas in the summer of 1864 general grant moved most union troops to the south leaving only 9,000 troops to defend the district of columbia. whereas on july 11th and july 12th, 1864, the battle of fort stevens occurred and was the only civil war battle to take place in the district of columbia. whereas the union army's sixth corps brought reenforcements to fort stevens where president lincoln met them and became the only sitting president in our history to come under hostile attack. and whereas on the evening of july 12th, 1864, confederate troops began to withdraw from fort stevens and from the district of columbia. this victory saved the nation's capital, helped ensure president lincoln's reelection and aided in the preservation of the union. following the bat

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a long ball and logan morrison and high, deep and aloha. it means good be. towering shot just fair. a's lose it 4-2. their wild card lead over seattle now down to a slim half game. the last thing the nfl needs right now is another scandal. this one involves one of the best players in the league, best players in the league, adrian then don't miss sleep train's wbest rest event.st ever? you'll find sleep train's very best mattresses at the guaranteed lowest price. plus, pay no interest for 3 years on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. and rest even better with sleep train's risk-free 100-day money back guarantee. get your best rest ever from sleep train. superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ nfl, first ray rice and today adrian peterson. the vikings running back indicted on charges of child abuse. authorities in texas say peterson used a tree branch to spank his 4-year-old son to the point where that little boy was covered with cuts and bruises all over these body. peterso

logan morrison teed off. one of three seattle homers in the game. the mariners beat the as 4-2.he as 12th loss in 15 games. they are plummeting. oakland just clinging to the first wild card spot by a half game ahead of kansas city and now seattle. >>> football, hey, that's coach brian lane. they flew cross country and de la salle handed it to them. antoine custer. they rolled 56-28. >>> time now for the top five and here we go. number 5, all right. tied at 82 when diana did her thing in the phoenix mercury. they beat chicago. number 4, the real jeremy lin having fun with visitors at the wax museum. even fooled his own uncle. let's go to number three folks. team usa andre sitting down. that takes some man strength there. yeah. number two, tigers catcher alex avila, back, back, back, and he makes the catch against the net! and we go from there to number one. how can we beat it? how about a wayward tee shot from rory mcilroy! it lands in a guy's pocket! how does that happen? are you serious? he took a drop. finished up the hole. bow kneed the hole. how about that? landed in the guy

morrison. high deep and aloha. that's a big blow not a's because the m win 3-1. up to the second wild card standing now. a's drot drop out top wild card spot. half game behind the royals. m 1 game behind the a for the second spot with 10 left to play. giants had the night off. san diego this weekend donors facing the cubs. leading 4-1 but the donors explode 5-runs in the seventh. if donors win. now 2 and a half up on the giants. sanders regarded best kick returner in nfl history but tonight prime time watch his record go down. who did it? don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. some people think vegetables are boring. but with green giant's delicious seasonings and blends, we just may change their minds. ho ho ho green giant! >> turned into hester in atlanta. falcons spooedz speedster broke zappeders record. it was over in 5 minutes. he met with former bears head coach smith who is now head coach for tampa bay. second quarter 28 nothing falcons already. hester 62 yard on the punt return. sets nfl record with the 20t

morrison. high deep and aloha. that's a big blow not a's because the m win 3-1. up to the second wild card standing now. a's drot drop out top wild card spot. half game behind the royals. m 1 game behind the a for the second spot with 10 left to play. giants had the night off. san diego this weekend donors facing the cubs. leading 4-1 but the donors explode 5-runs in the seventh. if donors win. now 2 and a half up on the giants. sanders regarded best kick returner in nfl history but tonight prime time watch his record go down. nfl history but tonight prime time watch his record go down. who did it? want to feel nature's energy? learn to see it through a different set of eyes listen to its sounds and explore all the different sensations. this is nature. see it or not, it always fills you with energy. >> turned into hester in atlanta. falcons spooedz speedster broke zappeders record. it was over in 5 minutes. he met with former bears head coach smith who is now head coach for tampa bay. second quarter 28 nothing falcons already. hester 62 yard on the punt return. s

joining us on set is stephen morrison, senior vice president and director of the global health policyenter, at the center for have edge tooic and international studies. professor of micro biologist at the university of maryland he is also the former chief avail real for the u.s. army medical research institute of infectious diseases, he has worked on a vaccine in the past, and he helped to identify one of the key antibodies currently used in patient treatment. and on skype from monrovia liberia, spokesperson and chief of crisis communications, to the united nations children's fund for unicef. thank you for joining us. so many on the agencies are saying things like it is moving faster than they can keep up with, stephen this isn't the first time that ebola has hit around the world, what is making this different and why this increased magnitude of cases. >> we are now at almost 5,000 half of that fatalities. you had a population that was naive to ebola, they had not seen it, you had exceptionally weak public health system, so you didn't have surveillance and detection. the first case wa

me ♪ ♪ there's nothing but you ♪ and i ♪ have i told you lately ♪ that i love you i'm a huge van morrisonn absolutely beautiful song. you know, the beauty of have i told you lately, it can be about anybody. it can be about a family member. it can be about a dear friend, whatever you want. ♪ with gladness ♪ you take away all my sadness ♪ ease my troubles ♪ that's what's you do ♪ >> ♪ oh, the morning sun ♪ in all its glory ♪ greets the day with hope ♪ and comfort too [upbeat music] ♪ >> don henley's song the end of the innocence, and it's an amazing song, and we just put a really sort of irish, really manly tilt on the song. ♪ offer up your best defense ♪ this is the end ♪ oh, this is the end ♪ of the innocence i wrote daisy fields. there was a field beside where we lived called the daisy field. it's about meeting a girl at the daisy fields when you were a kid. ♪ by the daisy field ♪ when we were 18 ♪ and i can remember ♪ how it feels ♪ oh, mary and really all the music that i love is a lot of the music that my mom and dad loved. i'm a huge fan of glen campbell, neil young, harry nilsson, y

morrison. next speaker. >> good afternoon president un supervisors. someone's knocking at the new [inaudible] anthony doerr summaries ring in the new saint anthony's bell. do me a favor open the door and let them in. yeah. sister susie brother john martin luther, [inaudible] uncle ernie auntie jen, open the door and let them in. the new saint anthony's. open now soon. do you believe in life after government, i can swear something inside me says i really don't think the cities strong enough. i've been reading in the city news i heard about all those city blues. what i don't like that and i hope the giants do better at that. i hope you played your pagers city juice and maybe this city is even too good for you. do you believe in life after city government? government government. i can swear something inside me says i really don't think this city is strong enough. well i note that you make the city through this because i know that you are city strong. i'm going to sing my city song. why don't you sing along? do you believe in city life after government af

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morrison. high deep and aloha. that's a big blow not a's because the m win 3-1.he second wild card standing now. a's drot drop out top wild card spot. half game behind the royals. m 1 game behind the a for the second spot with 10 left to play. giants had the night off. san diego this weekend donors facing the cubs. leading 4-1 but the donors explode 5-runs in the seventh. if donors win. now 2 and a half up on the giants. sanders regarded best kick returner in nfl history but tonight prime time watch his record go down. who did it? it makes me happy to i like feeling smart. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost internet access to over 1.4 million low-income people at home. internet essentials helped me progress in my schoolwork. it helped my grades move higher. today it's the largest broadband adoption program in america. it helped me a lot. comcast. helping to bridge the digital divide. ♪ boom, boom, shake the room ♪ the unstoppable offender ♪ boom, boom, shake the room ♪ the unstoppable -- [ male announcer ] an electric city car here... makes abo

logan morrison breaking the tie going long ball. solo shot, his eighth of the year. the a's are now tied with the mariners and detroit tigers for the two a.l. wildcard spots. >>> according to jim harbaugh there will be no hangover for the red and gold from the dallas victory. when his squad takes the field against the bears on sunday night. the 49ers haven't lost to chicago on the west coast since 1985 and this team is prepared to keep that streak in tact. >> the team has had a very good week of practice this week. we feel like they've really -- their attitude and angle approach this week is -- has been a-plus-plus. we hope that transpires over to the game. it usually does. more times than not, that is how you play in practice is how you play in the games. >> it is the dawn of a new era. join dave feldman, james brown and dana stubblefield as they help you get ready for the home opener with a special show here on nbc bay area saturday night at 8:00. >>> that is it sportswise. more news coming up after the break. >>> finally tonight, we are going behind the scenes at

inside, a book shelf crammed ith history including samuel elliott morrison's biography of john paul jones. the first ever grown-up book i ever read. paul jones starring robert stack as jones going to the movies with my dad was always fun. he got a particular kick when i me to see a take ovie called the devil's disciple me believing it was a but ur versus dracula film it was george bernard shaw's satire on the american revolution. my mother learned her bette davis wass laying katherine the great opposite stack, that meant company. it was a friday night. theater was crammed with loud teenagers. o once stack -- i mean jones, won his great victory at flamboro head, my dad stood up and said let's get out of here. due to the unruly crowd or his lack of enthusiasm never learneds, i but my mother didn't talk to him for days. and i don't want to think about of breakfast we had had if the film had been, "whatever happened to baby jane." years later, i bought my mom a john paul jones but it time ed miss davis of the of need. stories l in love with of the navy. which is why you and i are here on the.

tesco down 50% this year, morrison down 30%. when are you a buyer?> let's talk about the real challenge is tesco faces. one is revenue. we know last year they made about 63 billion in revenues. is 61ear the expectation billion. that is a big hit to the revenue line, but it's not just a revenue problem, it is also a margin problem. the margin will fall from 5% t o 3.5%, and the expectation is that trend is continuing down. they will have to lower prices, hoping the influx of revenue compensates for the hit to the margin. they just have to come to the table and admit they have $2 billion less and they have to shore up their balance sheets to make sure they are reasonably credit worthy. the price at which it is a bargain basement is 170, still a lot lower than current share prices, but they could get to that price quite easily because of discounting cash flow based on conservative assumptions about revenues and margins. talking about a rights issue on the back of this financial mess. >> i don't think it's a rights issue, and because he would want to buy

taylor morrison is more of a western market. pulte is more diverse. trade of a buyer, the higher-end, for the reason of the mortgage availability. >> thank you so much. "street smart" is next. >> welcome to the messed important hour of the trading session, 60 minutes left in the closing bell. alibaba is preparing to make wall street history. has ma'e-commerce giant wrapped up i

if we were to look at, for instance, morrison's, i think they were negative 7%.so really a tale of woes similar to that. and that tells us, i think, that the middle ground in terms of retail is getting tougher and tougher. and you're getting more porlerzation still towards the high end. in food retail, that's still the discounters and, of course, within general retail, companies like poundland, which is recently floated. these companies are still seeing the growth. there are others which are again towards the bottom end in home wears doing relatively well, but that middle ground is getting more and more squeezed. that's because of real income, but the average household is continuing to be squeezed by below inflation rate or wage growth. >> edmond, thank you very much, edmond shing, global portfolio manager at bcs financial group. now out to steve in kiev. i have a fantastic guest for you now. the president of the parliament. you're one of the few europeans who turned around and said look, we need to be qualified about sanctions. there is a danger they could back

logan morrison back away and gone off of jason hamel. the mariner's win. the a's got a wild card lead but only a half game over kansas and the mariners who they will see later on today. >>> that is sports at this hour. check back with me later on today and i'll have a lot more stuff. >>> we have got a couple of guests in studio. kelly from maddies fun has brought along milo. >> he's 4 months old an he's awesome. he's a great little cat. he's friendly and smart and full of life. he's been with us in the office for a couple of months now. everyone who comes in just absolutely adores him. >> he's a lucky cat. he gets to hang outs in the out in the office with you? >> that's right. >> he still wants a perm anent home. >> that's right. he'd be great in any kind of household with other animals, cats or dogs, kids. he has tested positive for siv. >> tell us that. that's the cat version of hiv. >> correct. he will live a very healthy, happy long life as long as he's kept in doors. he can be with other cats and everyone will be a okay. >> a lot of people think, i w

angry protesters greeted morrison outside of the australian embassy? cambodia. take in an unspecified number of refugees held by australian. in exchange they will paid cambodia, $35 million. >>> india has passed a bill to take local elections out of the hands of the citizens. steph has more. >> reporter: passions run high as in the indonesia parliament. they wanted to maintain people's right to vote for mayors, and governors, a right given only nine years ago. but a coalition lead by a former general who lost in july's presidential elections wanted regional heards to be elected by legislative assemblies. his coalition won, after the ruling party walked out. despite his party's decision to leave, he insisted he is in favor of direct elections. >> translator: i'm disappointed with the result of the vote. i want to tell the people that i will file an appeal against this decision. >> reporter: but many feel the president has betrayed them. >> sorry to say, sorry to say -- >> translator: the president is only trying to save his image. he had several possibilities to

logan morrison breaks that tie with a solo shot to right.land would not score again and seattle holds on to win 4-2. the two teams are now tied in the wild card standings. >>> still to come on "today in the bay, "sfchlt we'll take you on a journey on how we got here. one day away from the 49ers open at levi stadium. >>> we are waking up to fog and clouds, especially at the coastline. hazy sunshine in our inland valleys. we'll talk about our first rain of the season. >>> welcome back. 7:43 is the time right now. waking up to clear skies. we already cleared out in places like concord and livermore, san jose. you can see looking from the north bay we are starting to see that fog retreat. we are looking at hazy sunshine all day long from our inland valleys to the coast line. that fog starting to retreat. in another hour or so we'll be done with that. it will be hazy all day long as temperatures really get up there. it won't be as hot. we are talking 80s and 90s across the board. then it will stay clear as we head towards sunset. now our sunset i

. >> tammy morrison was sitting at a red light when the girls ran up to her window. >> one had duct tape and around her mouth. >> those girls used tammy's phone to make the 911 call that was just released. investigators say the girls were lucky to make it out alive. the suspects in utah have not been caught. >> very scary. >> alicia thank you. >>> a chicago church is giving tens of thousands of dollars to prish unders and asking them to consider paying it forward. >> the and non-denominational church received money in a real estate deal, instead of taking it all for themselves, they gave $500 each to their 300 church members. >> this money is given to all of you and all of you are asked to tive in the way the spirit is leading you. >> the church is deciding how to leading you. >> the church is deciding how to invest or donate i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80%

we've got toni morrison and david remnick, editor of "the new yorker," skip gates from harvard, and people who come from all different industries and academics. george stephanopoulos and anthony of higher, previously of princeton, major scholar coming in, and why you, when the most recent additions to the board. i mean, it's a great mix which is what you wanted to be. let's put it this way. what makes new york amazing? what makes america amazing? it's the mix of people. the mix of background, talent, experience us. the library is the place where the mix of people comes together with all the information and ideas of the world. it has always been the most explosive of combinations. it's where creativity comes from. a library is the foundation of that. it's where everyone can do that and does do that. in new york as an elsewhere in the country, and the trustees similarly are this great mix of experience and bring their ideas to provide the stewardship and leadership of this institution. >> you talked about nuke city being the apex for use consider. and was it not? when was it at its lowest? >

steve morrison is the senior vice president and director of the global health policy center for, at the center for strategic and international studies. for those of you who work in the global health space, we know him to be one of our great global health heroes. he's been working in this field and advising governments and communities for many, many years, and it literally has been -- and literally has been great leader for global health in the united states and beyond. so you can see we have a remarkable panel, and the panel will be moderated by my dear friend john monahan, the very first director of the o'neill institute, then as a hiatus worked with the secretary ott at the department of health and human services, kathleen sebelius, and then went to the state department where he was one of the state department's representatives at the who. john is now back here at georgetown as a special adviser on global health, and he's going to begin by kicking off with some questions. so thank you, john. >> larry, thank you, and just as larry noted, this is a terrific panel, so thank you to the pa

katherine morrison, a student from youngstown, ohio wrote how are we supposed to succeed when so many of our voices are being stifled? how can we succeed when our society said as a woman it's your fault if you are at a party or walked home alone. when people look at women and say you should have known better or boys will be boys. katherine is absolutely right. women make up half this country. half the workforce. more than half of our college students. they are not going to succeed the way they should unless they are treated as true equals and supported and respected. and unless women are allowed to fulfill their full approximate teshl -- >> at an event on violence against women, particularly on campuses. sexual assault on campuses. i'm here with casey hunt and john stand on. john, we should point out that joe biden has a lot of credit on this issue. he was the sponsor of the violence against women act and fought for the renewal. as we said earlier, not the greatest move at an event earlier today. this is an issue trying to energize women voters. >> college campuses give them a two for

here is keith morrison. ♪ >> they keep him in here, deep inside the multiple walls and the armed doorsnd the rows and rows and rows of raiser wire, the confessed stabber, the convicted killer of that sweet, young woman all those years ago. he is lucky to be alive probably given the nature of the crime and the appeal from that girl's mother for the death sentence, which makes what that mother tells us about him very puzzling indeed. >> let him go. if the only thing his mother has is her only child, let him go. ♪ >> her name is carroll dodge and the amazing story she will tell us tonight began on the worst day of her life. it was a thursday, june 13th, 1996, mid-morning. she placed a call to a beauty salon to talk to her daughter, angie. >> i dialed angie's number at work and a lady answered. i said, this is carroll dodge, angie's mom. she said, angie has been found dead. >> just over the phone. >> i remember saying, god, no, please no. this can't be real. >> happened it turned out the night before in the tiny second floor walkup where the independent 18-year-old had just started to buil

mariners, long ball, high deep and logan morrison, tourg shot just inside the right field pole.e innings and they take it down to just half a game. >>> adrian peterson, the vikings running back, has been indicted on charges of reckless or negligent injury to a child, his own child. authorities in texas say peterson used a tree branch to spank his four-year-old son to the point where the little boy was covered with cuts and bruises all over his body. peterson's attorney says his client never intended to harm his son. peterson will not play on sunday and will turn himself in to the police. >>> they're billing this as mayhem. flood mayweather and marcus midona fighting again in las vegas showing off their abs there. mayweather, 146 pounds, midona, an even 146. mayweather will make a minimum of $3 $32 million for this bout midona 3 mill. >>> don't forget college football. the kickoff is at 5:00 p.m. followed by another edition of "after the game" at 9:30. hope to see you then. have a great weekend, everyone. i'm larry biel. >>> still to come, a weekend of decadence in san francisco.

. >> a keith morrison mystery. "the stranger." >>> they noticed it first in her favorite place, the private beach club that faces out other than the south atlantic. took longer for the story to spread up and down the historic streets of this oldest of all american cities. until it reached the ears of a young reporter named justine griffin, crime beats august steen florida times. >> this one was definitely one of the most bizarre that i've covered. one day her car was gone, her pets were gone. >> the she justine is talking about was a local fixture here in st. august steen, the striking blond of a certain age named britney who had, without a word to anyone, up and vanished. hardly a big story for after all people do come and go around st. auguststeen. this was july, 2010, heat ratcheting up, good time to head north maybe. >> just as the weeks went on, it sort of got more strange. >> a little bit strange? in fact, the disappearance of britney tavar was about to become the biggest and perhaps strangest story of justin

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logan morrison. deep into the night. and that is a fair bal ball. and that is gone. runs. 5 engines. a's about to lose again 4-2. in the 9th. or yells pretty much locked up al east but they are with the fears baseman davis for awhile. suspended 25 games after testing positive forum pet mean. admitted to taking adderall without permission. home run champ last year. 26 bomb this year. another blow to baltimore team already lost the third businessman for the season with a knee injury. horrible weak for the nfl and off the field news just got worse after day and day of irs stories today vikings running back adrian peterson deactivat deactivated after indicted on charges of reckless or egg neglect injury to a child. an arrest warrant issued and peterson expected to turn himself in. authorities if texas say peterson used a tree branch to spank his 4-year-old son. the boy suffered cuts and bruises literally all over his body. peterson attorney says his client never intended to harm his son. >> on the field. college football. stanford trying to buns back from the heart break

it's this issue that we are so divided as a country we can't get a morrison morsel of confid say we haveources. we are one. i just don't hear it. >> he's got to come up with a plan. he better do that. >> get your cellphones out. tonight's question. should congress have to vote on military action against isis? text a for yes and b for no to 67622. or go to our blog and we'll have the results for you later on the show. >>> for more let me bring in barbara boxer for california, senator good to have you with us tonight. >> nice to be with you, ed. >> how do you think we should be handling this crisis right now and what are your expectations of the congress at this point? >> the congress has to hold together and back the president on this. i think the president has been working very hard to put together a coalition to go against isis. now we forget sometimes who isis is and what they believe in. they believe if you don't see the world as they do, in terms of this strict interpretation of islam, that you either convert or they kill you. i mean, this is an incredible terrorist organization. we'

. >> christopher mar tell morrison. >> ferninand v.morrone. >> william david moskal. >> brian a. >> marco motroni. >> cynthia motus-wilson. jude joseph moussa. >> peter moutos. >> damian mowatt. >> christopher michael mozzillo. >>> stephen vincent mullderry. >> richard. the muldowney jr. >> michael mullan. >> dennis michael mulligan. >> peter james mulligan. >> michael joseph mulligan. >> james donald. >> nancy muniz. >> francisco munoz. >> carlos munos is. >> theresa munson. >> mark a.murolo. >> brian joseph murphy. >> charles anthony murphy. >> christopher w. james f. murphy iv james thomas murphy kevin james murphy patrick jude murphy. >> patrick shawn murphy. raymond e. murphy >> and my cousin robert e. parks jr. your family loves you, bobby, and misses you every day. god bless you, bobby, and god bless our wonderful nation, the united states of america. >> and my father, steven lewis roche. your love for life, family, and friends was endless. we miss you more and more each day. >> robert eddie murphy jr. >> john joseph murray >> susan d. murray. richard todd myhre. >> mildre

. >> scottish butcher steven morrison crosses the border to sell his scottish meat. he will vote no. >> i don't know the effect in terms of buying and selling. >> across the street, a scot who runs a tourist shop tloois on the tourist trade. for him, a yes vote. no worry about currency and borders. i. >> do believe in an independent scotland. >> back across the border, last-minute yes campaigners trying to alie concerns. if they do get their way, all the issues, border, currency will be hammered out in the months before independence takes effect. but by some set friday, businesses along this once restive border will already better know their future. >>> and today's vote might just draw on the largest electric rat ever in scotland. the country is home to 5.3 million people and about 80%, more than 4.3 million have registered to vote. an any registered voter age 16 or older who is a resident in scotland is into it 8ed to cast a ballot. and never before have 16 and 17-year-olds been allowed to vote. and voters don't have to be british citizens. commonwealth, irish and e