mr. matthew miller. >> the honorable bill nelson and mrs.race nelson. >> as a matter of fact, someone called today saying they do not have to reconvene the senate. they have nine more pro forma sessions. the senate rules, by unanimous consent, they can bring up the past bill by unanimous consent and send it to the house and put the pressure on the house to act. if they do not understand that this is now a crisis with what has just happened in miami, then they have got, really, they are putting their heads in the sand. i have not had a response today. optimistic? >> realistically, no. wait until a mosquito bites one of the people who has traveled to kentucky. then he gets a transmitted case in kentucky. then we will get action. >> mr. douglas olberhelman and mrs. diane olberhelman. be here.ure to >> the honorable steve green and mrs. dorothea green. >> mr. stephen lee. >> her excellency, chan heng chee. >> ms. chia yong yong and dewi muliana. >> the honorable casey mace and mrs. anne milligan mace. >> mr. loh chin hua. >> the honorable bob ca

mr. matthew rees and miss ke rri russell. e honorable charles rifken and susan tolson. >> mr. joe kiani and mrs. sarah kiani. buc -- >> the honorable bob kthorn and catherine marie buckt horn. >> the honorable tom miller and mrs. matthew miller. >> the honorable bill nelson and mrs. gray nelson. >> as a matter of fact, someone called today saying they do not have to reconvene the senate. they have nine more pro forma sessions. the senate rules, by unanimous consent, they can bring up the past bill by unanimous consent and send it to the house and put the pressure on the house to act. if they do not understand this is now a crisis with what has just happened in miami, then they have got, really, they are putting their heads in the sand. i have not had a response today. realistically, no. bites one a mosquito of the people who has traveled to kentucky. then he gets a transmitted case in kentucky. then we will get action. mr. douglas olberhman and man. diane olberh >> the honorable steve green and mrs. dorothy green. >> mr. steph

mr. matthews and asked him to read it.said dna matches. >> so what's his face like when he looks at that match? >> he became pretty emotional. and he said, it was an accident, but he had killed her. >> the detective called carolyn's parents and gave them the news of the confession. >> they said, i think we got him. i said well, how sure? he said, i'll bet the farm on it. >> it was the next morning when kristen lancaster opened up the newspaper and learned her attacker had been charged with murder. >> i felt overwhelming guilt. just overwhelming guilt knowing that he had killed someone, and, you know, perhaps i hadn't tried hard enough to make people believe me. >> did you feel like i life could have been saved if you had been taken more seriously? >> oh, yes. carolyn would still be here. i mean, there's no doubt. >> and what about the woman at the start of our story? jamie hart's case had been handled by the brazos county sheriff's office. but after ynobe was arrested, it didn't take long for the college station police dep

mr. matthew miller. the honorable bill nelson and mrs.> as a matter of fact, someone called today saying they do not have to reconvene the senate. they have nine more pro forma sessions. the senate rules, by unanimous consent, they can bring up the sed bill,he senate-pas passed it by unanimous consent and send it to the house and put the pressure on the house to act. if they do not understand that this is now a crisis with what has just happened in miami, then they have got, really, they are putting their heads in the sand. i have not had a response today. realistically, no. wait until a mosquito bites one of the people who has traveled to kentucky. then he gets a transmitted case in kentucky. then we will get action. >> mr. douglas olberhelman and mrs. diane olberhelman. >> the honorable steve green and mrs. dorothea green. >> mr. stephen lee. >> her excellency, chan heng chee. >> ms. chia yong yong and dewi muliana. >> the honorable casey mace and mrs. anne milligan mace. >> mr. loh chin hua. >> the honorable bob casey and mrs. terese f

mr. trump's character. >> matthew, donald trump had an interesting response to this. basically what he said is, i don't really agree with a lot of the foreign policy in the bush administration. a lot of the people who signed this letter, he says, are the people -- he doesn't say directly, but basically who brought us the iraq war and the foreign policy messes plaguing this country. so could you be handing him something to run against? >> he can make that argument. it's sort of typical that he lashes out at criticism, everybody is stupid but him. i think the test of leadership is not whether you can avoid making any mistakes, but what do you learn from those mistakes and what steps do you take to avoid making those in the future? when it comes to foreign policy, you can't just declare bankruptcy when something goes wrong and move on to the next project. >> matthew waxman, thank you for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> let's bring in my panel now. from chicago, analyst and friend ali velshi. kayleigh, at this stage in the campaign, you want to win over as many sup

because of generosity of people like hey matthew and mr rett, come over boys. we have donates of all sizes. careful and come on over. we have ninja turtle here today. this is turn around matthew. m a r e k. he knows how to spell because he's about to start kindergarten. are you excited? >> yes. >> yes. are you excited that your big brother is going to school? >> yeah. turn around this way. turn this way so everybody can see you on tv. did you bring donation? >> what did you drop off? >> i got i don't know i just sorry. paper and not books and sorry. i just, i got a, i got a, a folder and stuff. >> wonderful. >> nice. are you a going to wear this first day of school >> yeah, tomorrow, yes. what ninja turtle are you? >> do you know >> that is, that is who blue donatello >> no >> leonardo >> yeah. leonardo it is. >> yeah. you know what you like to pay puddles. matthew hold my hand. there's cars. please don't drive for a second. we've got play in puddles for just second. back to school time. let's do it. >> yeah. mom doesn't you have way more fun you stop by ask see

governor mike pence's town hall 11-year-old matthew schricker is an ardent donald trump supporter. >> i've been noticing that you've been softening up on mr. trump's policies and words. >> is this your role in the administration? >> let be tell you, matthew, number 1, this boy's got a future. i could bean more proud to stand with donald trump. >> reporter: matthew is, too, he's been fas fated for a while. he just so happened to be born on election day in 2004. and has been watching him closely on the campaign trail. >> i just think i'm more and more interested and now i've found a person who represents me and now i'm full on in politics. >> reporter: he reads political news for an hour and a half every day and he's worried about the decisions being made in washington. >> you're 11 what as you so concerned about the way things are right now u? >> we are $19 trillion in debt. that's not a good thing. toilet. >> reporter: what about his question to governor pence did he answer it well? >> yes, he satisfied me very much. >> reporter: if he got a chance to ask donald trump a question what would it be. >> how do you fix the justice system? ther

asked me would it be okay//and i gave him day ...at an event in raleigh: (matthew / 11-year-old) you've been kind of softening up on mr. trump's words (audience laughs) (mike pence) i couldn't be more proud to stand with donald trump and we are shoulder to shoulder in this campaign my friend trump has struggled to refocus his campaign on hillary clinton ...amid a series of missteps this week. the democratic nominee seized on the opportunity -- to chip away at trump's business record: somewhere else. he's not put americans to work in an interview with cbs' norah o'donnell -- clinton's running mate -- tim kaine - sought to put her email scandal to bed: (tim kaine) she said i made a mistake, i screwed up and i'll do it different. a pair of polls out yesterday shows clinton pulling ahead of trump nationally...topping him three key states. brian webb for cbs news./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> clinton is set a joint convention for african american and hispanic journalists in washington todaywhile running mate tim kaine holds an event in wisconsin. clinton also made a stop in las vegas yesterday looking to push her plan to incre

mrs. khan is going to join chris matthews tonight on msnbc. we have been asking in our pulse question whether you think donald trump should apologize to the khans for the comments that me made. so far, 92% say yes, 8% say no. the pulse is live. check is out at pulse.mississippulse.msnbc.com. we have new numbers showing hillary clinton getting her own post convention bump. this all as she's heading west out to nebraska looking to make a play for a a key state won by mitt romney in 2012. she'll add to the roster of billionaires. >> i'm ready to vote for a true leader. i'm ready to vote for the american dream. i'm ready to tell the world that i'm here to endorse hillary clinton. >> so "shark tank" mark cuban stands up saying i'm with her in pittsburgh over the weekend. next we have the oracle of omaha joining hillary clinton this afternoon. kristen welker is going to join me, after this. take a look ate bbq trophies: best cracked pepper sauce... most ribs eaten while calf roping... >>yep, greatness deserves recognition. you got any trophies, cowb

matthew dietz? rios, ourgards to mr. main concern is primarily to get a rolled oh -- arnoldo to safe home. we reached out to the department of justice and urged them to start an investigation -- to investigations. the first one is when a police department says we are targeting a man with autism, that raises all sorts of alarms. at the police really do need training in need mandatory training medially to ensure this doesn't happen again. urged thely, we have united states to come in and look at the plans that people with disabilities -- the choices people disabilities have to live in their neighborhoods. when we are having an issue in getting arnoldo to a safe home and we have to negotiate with the state of florida in order to try to make one up, that is something that not only affects arnoldo, that many people with autism in a committed he and that is something that should also be fixed. once we get our primary goals, which is ensure that restraining and ensure that arnoldo has a place to live, then we may think further. that we want to do what is important first. amy: hilton napoleon, thi

matthew, thanks very much. for more on the reaction to mr. trump's comments, i spoke a short time ago with former american defense secretary william cohen. as a former secretary of defense, what's your reaction to mr. trump and what he has said about the khan family? >> frankly, i was appalled by what he had to say and the way he said it. i think the decent and honorable ing for him to have done was to number one, say nothing, but call to the khan family and say i have nothing but respect for what your son has given to this country. i don't intend to indict all muslims and associate them with being terrorists. i'm trying to make a point about we need to protect our country and more inspections coming in. something much softer than what he's said. but for him to number one criticize mr. khan by suggesting that hillary clinton may have written his speech and number two to go after mrs. khan and indicate her silence must be telling us something. maybe she can't talk, maybe it's sharia law. i thought that was beneath anyone to do that. katty: hav

matthew liana from vermont. the stated his opinion in a letter to a journal about mr. adams. the letter was sent weeks before mr. adams signed the act into law. how can someone violate the law before it is signed? this i do not understand to this day. what many of my citizens are not aware of is the alien act consists of three things. there is a naturalization law, and alien friends act, and in alien enemies act. in the matter of the first act, the time has come where it will be proper to declare nothing but shall entitle a man to citizenship in this country. let me say that again. nothing but birth shall entitle a man to citizenship in this country. though many of his own party thought this went too far, and alien had to write inside for 14 years before applying to become a citizen. all aliens had to register with a district court within 48 hours of arrival in the united states. those already here, the other two acts were designed to address that. the act restrained emigrants from with we were at war. i have a long quote from the act itself or it i will not for you with that

matthew gadzalinksi is one of the detectives looking for young's killer. we believe that during this rbb incident with mr. young that occurred, that a backpack wouldve been taken from mr. young - a very specific backpack. it's an element brand "tigerleaf" design. gadzalinski also says surveillance video just a couple blocks from the shooting shows the vehicle they believe the suspects were driving. a late-90s chevy suburban-style vehicle, dark in color, that engine noise. two weeks ago, young's stepfather is among the relatives at a 'stop the violence' basketball tournament played in honor of young and other homicide victims. you never think this would happen to individuals like that - especially so young with such a promising future. both demetrius rice, and the detective, believe someone out there knows who killed angelo young. and i have faith in our citizens - the citizens of milwaukee - that someone will find the intestinal fortitude to come forward and do the right thing. young's family has raised a little more than $5,000 for a reward. it'll go to anyone with informati rufus king high school now o

mr. trump's policies and words. is this your role -- is this going to be your role in the administration? >> what's your name, son? >> matthew. >> matthew. what did you say that i have been doing? >> you have been kind of softening up on his words. >> let me tell you, matthew, number one, this boy's got a future. nicely done. let me tell you what. i couldn't be more proud to stand with donald trump and we are shoulder to shoulder in this campaign, my friend. sometimes things don't always come out like you mean, right? and donald trump and i are absolutely determined to work together. >> that boy's name is matthew stricker and he later told "new york times" i wanted to make sure he was totally loyal to mr. trump and the republican party. at the same time a lot of republicans are questioning trump's loyalty to them. senator jeff flick of arizona has not endorsed donald trump and joins us now. senator flake, we just played sound of this 11-year-old kid asking governor mike pence if his job in a trump administration will be to clean up after donald trump. that seems like something of a problem if that's your job as the number tw

matthew gadzalinksi is one of the detectives looking for young's killer. we believe that during this robbery, this unfortunate incident with mr. young that occurred, that a backpack wouldve been taken from mr. young - a very specific backpack. it's an element brand "tigerleaf" design. incident with mr. young that occurred, that a backpack wouldve been taken from mr. young - a very specific backpack. it's an element brand "tigerleaf" design. gadzalinski also says surveillance video just a couple blocks from the shooting shows the vehicle they believe the suspects were vehicle, dark in color, that emitted some very loud type of noise whether it was muffler or engine noise. two weeks ago, young's stepfather is among the relatives at a 'stop the violence' basketball tournament played in honor of young and other homicide victims. you never think this would happen to individuals like that - especially so young with such a promising future. both demetrius rice, and the detective, believe someone out there knows who killed angelo young. and i have faith in our citizens that someone will find the intestinal fortitude to come forward a

mr. trump's policies and words. is this your role -- is this going to be your role in administration. >> let be tell you, matthew, number 1 this boy's got a future u. auto couldn't be more proud to stand with donald trump. he's been fascinated by politics for a while. >> he was born on election day in 2004. he's been to trump ral ease and has been watching him closely. >> i just become more and more interested. >> now, i've actually found a person who represents me and new i'm full on in politics. >> reporter: he reads political news for an hour and a half every day. and he's worried about the decisions being made in washington. >> reporter: you'resy what has crew so concerned about the way things are right now? in -- we're $19 trillion in debt. that's not good. we are going done the toilet. >> reporter: what about his question to governor pence? did he answer it well? >> yes, i think he did. he satisfied me very much. >> reporter: we asked matthew if he got a chance to ask donald trump a question what would it be? >> how do you fix the justice system? a better candidate to hillary clinton. >> matthew by the way is goin

my name is matthew, i'm 11 years old and i've been watching the news lately, and i've been noticing you've been softening up on mris this going to be your role in the administration? [ laughter ] >> what's your name, son? >> matthew. >> matthew! what did you say that i'm going to do? >> you've been kind of softening up on his words. [ laughter ] >> let me tell you, matthew. number one, this boy has got a future. [ applause ] nicely done. let me tell you what. i couldn't be more proud to stand with donald trump. and we are shoulder to shoulder. in this campaign. >> incredible exchange there from raleigh, north carolina. all right. now to some breaking news out of new york. a major mob bust, including the grandson of the late gambino crime boss, john gotti. jonathan dienst of w nbc, is following that story. what can you can tell us? >> yeah, the grandson of the late john gotti, his name is john gotti, arrested by the nypd. charged out of the queens district attorney's office with running a prescription drug ring out of queens, new york. the gotti family, long-known for helping to run the gambino crime family here i

investigators say that the 32- year-old matthew zabala was convicted of child abuse before. >> we will do everything to hold mr. zabala accountable and get some sort of justice for baby eli. >> the sheriff's office and the medical foundation have both establish add gofundme page -- established a gofundme page to help with funeral costs. he's expected next week to enter a plea. >>> a deadly motorcycle crash shut down the northbound lanes of the golden gate bridge ride during the evening rush hour. that accident happened south of vista point. our cameras showed traffic at a standstill heading out of the city towards marin. those vehicles didn't budge for at least an hour. witnesses say that the motorcyclist was going in and out of traffic at a high rate of speed when he hit the curb and he was ejected. no other vehicles were involved. the motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> in the meantime they're considering changes in the art deco toll plaza. it'll call for a new structure looking similar to this holding the lasers and the cameras and where they scan license plates. it'll be south of the existin

his friend, 18-year-old matthew here being rushed to the hospital after being impaled with a broken golf club. >> there was a broken-off swhaft of the golf club that entered mr. dow's back shoulder and exited through the front of the body. he was conscious, airlifted to a hospital. >> reporter: police say the two and another friend were at the breakhart reservation in wakefield where they told police they had taken lsd, marijuana and heroin. from one of his friends and started attacking them. >> did he make statements to police at that time admitting to taking lsd and heroin and made further statements that "i'm dead" and he killed his friend. >> reporter: police say he arrived in this car but stole another car, took off driving erratically and ditched it on main street and wakefield where he was arrested. >> witnesses in that area say they observed a male jumping out of a moving vehicle. a bystander had to g i >> reporter: day's mother left court upset, saying nothing to reporters. >> curtis day a being held without bail. matthew dow, who was stabbed with that golf club, is said to be in stable condition. that's the latest live from wakefield, i'm byron bar

mr. bush.." >> here we go. we are tracking stars cheering on the athletes both here in rio and bat first, matthew mcconaughey, okay case winner matt, making his he was clapping and pointing. finger. wagging going on. yesterday, matt took in a rugby match and posed with the women's team.zs]fjf??e one of the women was to thrilled, she captioned the photo using the hashtag "dying." another oscar winner taking in the sights, eddie redmayne. eddie jumping to his feet and cheering with his wife, hannah. he said they both feel really lucky to be in rio. saw hi r he is really low key. nobody recognized him. apparently "the danish girl" hasn't opened down here. he's a nice guy. chris pratt is back at home on his instagram shared a video of his wife and son jack watching simone biles. chris said the fily is proud he aletes. no booing in the pratt house. that is yourop start. for more stories check out today's facebook page. >> thank you very much. hoab >> they are noposttong weather of the year. new york city heat advisories tonight into tomorrow. look at the heat indexes at well over 100 degrees acrs a wide >>> todas olymp

mr. trump. they want people to tune in to the speech. >> let's talk about it with matthew dowd. donald trump, full of surprises. this trip to mexico. i think this is the definition of high risk, high reward. >> absolutely. i remember my own trips across the border they have all been high risk high reward when you if successful and comes out of it i don't think he'll have the president put the wall on layaway when he leaves there but if he's successful he comes across and voters say, even though he says all this stuff and he's erratic, he can be a leader. >> if he's well received. >> good photo-op. >> the risk what does the mexican president say? >> that's going to be a huge question. >> meantime, a new poll out this morning showing some surprising slump for hillary clinton. her unfav show it, 59% basically on a par now with donald trump. >> these two candidates, i mean, her numbers have gone back to where they were before the convention. right back. these are the two most disliked candidates we've ever seen. you have to drive across the country. you have a twice between a 25-yea

i have matthew chance, our senior international correspondent. i got a note when you heard mr.rump speaking about middle east policy it was reminiscent to a speech made by vladimir putin? >> exactly. i mean, i think it's speeches like this that give donald trump this reputation that he's gathered for being the kremlin's choice for american president because he uses lots of the same language when he talks about u.s. foreign policy, mistakes with u.s. foreign policy in general, talks about the revolutions supported and lays the blame for that in this case to the obama administration but on the previous u.s. administrations and that's exactly what the kremlin does and uses almost exactly that language. back in september vladimir putin addressed the united nations general assembly and said all those exact points and said do you realize what you would done? and i was waiting for those words to come from donald trump's mouth as well. he never said them but he could well have done because it was the same rhetorical message. >> ed brookhover, you've been listening to a lot of voices ch

. >> my name is matthew i'm 11 years old and i've been watching the news lately, and i've been noticing that you've been kind of softening up on mricies, and words. is this going to be your role in this administration? >> number one, this boy's got a future. i couldn't be more proud to stand with donald trump, and we are shoulder to shoulder in his campaign, my friend. sometimes things don't always come out like you mean, right? and donald trump and i are absolutely determined to work together. >> so matthew, an incoming sixth grader, went on to tell nbc news he asked the question because he was worried about pence's role on the ticket. >> pence has been -- pence has been kind of like softening up on what mr. trump is saying afterwards. some things with the khan family, the muslim man, things like that. and i kind of worry about him and ius wantedo just wanted to make sure that he was totally loyal to mr. trump, and the republican party, and now i think he is. >> the kid's 11. >>> still there's frustration within the ranks of some republicans about the bad press and leaks coming out against their nominee. "the washington times" r

mr. bush. >> here we go. we are tracking stars cheering on the athletes both here in rio and back at home. first matthew mcconaughey at different events. he got into it. totally fired up. he was up. a lot of pointing. >> then yesterday matt took a rugby match and posed with the women's team. one woman was so thrilled she captioned the photo using the hashtag dying. another oscar winner taking in the sights, eddie redmayne. eddie jumping to his feet and cheer wg his wife, hannah. he saidhe lucky to be in rio. saw him in a restaurant the other day. he is really low key. chris pratt is back at home on his instagram shared a video of his wife and son jack watching simone biles. when simone aces the routine anna and jack drop the mic celebrating her accomplishment. of all the athletes. no booing in the pratt house. that is your pop start. for more stories check out today's facebook page. >> thank you very much. how about a check of the weather? >> they are now postponing olympic rowing due to the weather. it's rough out there. absolutely. >>> let's show you watt we have going on at least as far as the rest o

mr. trump's policies. is this going to be your role in the administration? >> sometimes things don't always come out like you mean, right? but i would tell you differences in style, matthew, should never be confused with differences in conviction. >> reporter: children say the darnedest things, don't they? one fellow i talked to here, staunch republican, said donald trump is the republican party's best chance to hillary clinton but he says he needs to see trump be a lot more presidential in what he says. shannon? >> we'll debate that with our panel in the next half hour, thanks, john. >>> trump's campaign is collecting small donations from a whole lot of people, a whole lot like bernie sanders did. trump's total haul for july, $80 million including $60 million in donations and $16 million raised at big ticket events with the rnc. hillary for america raised $90 million. trump is wondering why he's not leading in the polls by a lot. >> i don't know. i hear we're leading florida by a little bit. i don't know why we're not winning by a lot. i don't know. and maybe crowds don't make the difference. maybe they don't make the difference. >> boris epstein is a trump surrogate an

mr. trump's policy and words is this going to be your role in the administration? >> number 1 this boy's got a future. i couldn't be more proud to stand with donald trump. >> we had to meet matthew after the rally and hoe told us he's fascinated by politics andrews the news for an hour and a half every day. soon after he saw donald trump speak and read about him he appealing to everybody and appealing to the grass root conservatives and people like me i. had the exact same views as him. >> now he says he got a chance to ask him a question, too, he would want to know what he'd do to fix the justice system. >> looks like he's got some good questions. >> our question is what's the weekend going to be like. >> that is a big question that a few storms. a gorgeous shot from the tower camera. 74degrees. nice mix of sun and clouds it's going to continue like that. very similar to how we went through yesterday. more sunshine in the morning more cloud cover in the afternoon. satellite and radar composite, watching two kind of areas right now. one the area of showers falling across mecklenburg county, virginia. these showers developing west of chatam county this morning. that could move ea

matthew, as far as they're being a new conservatism, this is something that you talk a lot about. what are you seeing on that front? >> well, i think that trump's move putting mrion, and i think he's definitely getting the support of a lot of these online critics that are called the alt-right. they see this as their moment. trump's not really for them, but they're for trump. but it's given hillary clinton a great way to kind of drive a wedge between trump and those college-educated white voters that he needs to bring back into the republican coalition if he has any hope of winning this election. >> all right. those ads are out there. nomiki, you saw the new clinton ad. do you see those as effective? >> i think it is effective because it reinforces the message that the stakes are high in this election. and while there's massive voter registration and outreach and organization between the african-american community and latino community, expanding the states like georgia, and arizona, which were never on the map for democrats, it's important that they remember the stakes are high. the choice is between a unified big tent democratic party and donald trump, who rep

matthews. would you join us and have a few words yourself? [applause] >> thank you, dr. mccormick for your warm introduction. mrs. kennedy, senator mitchell, ambassador anderson and distinguished panelists an guests, it is an honor to represent the northern ireland executive, especially in the presence of so many who stewart: i have been in washington just over three years and i continue to be humbled by the number of people who take such an interest in our little corner of the world and have done so much to help us to progress. tonight i want to pay tribute to the late senator who most definitely was it in for the long game with northern ireland. in our office we have a wonderful photograph of the ceremony when it was first done in may of 2007 after a five-year break and the front row are senator kennedy and mrs. kennedy. if he were still with us today i hope he would be pleased we have just completed his actions to the northern ireland assembly that mark the completion of two mandates of the assembly since that photograph was taken without any suspensions or breaks. a significant achievement. with an election c

matthew dow, with breakheart reservation yesterday and then fleeing in a stolen car. >> there was a broken off shaft of a golf club that entered through the back area of mr. dow's right shoulder and ex the owed through his body. >> the reporter: day, dow and their 22-year-old friend david barry had been doing marijuana, lsd and another drug. barry brought a golf club to use in the fight before he fled the scene as well. >> he was attacked by mr. dow. very unlikely. i believe -- >> the reporter: i pulled the police report and whether police caught up to day in the stolen car, officers say day then began to yell, shoot me. shoot me. and then attempted to reach my firearm. >> he appeared disoriented. he did make statements to police at that time, admitting to taking lsd and he made further statements stating, i'm dead and also that he killed his friend at breakheart. >> the reporter: dow is listed in stable condition tonight, both he and barry are being questioned as part of this investigation. and barry did suffer some minor injuries. he is expected to be ok. meantime, we do know that curtis day will be back in court on friday for a hearing around the evide