so seeing a woman dressed in camouflage and carrying a rifle was a relief to nelson. seeing this woman in particular, went a bit beyond belief. >> it was as if the gill belong today a higher class of gorillas as if maybe she belong today the place the suspected the mules loaded with sardines, medicine and beer were heading. the two squads remained together for a couple of days which gives nelson the opportunity to spent a little bit more time with her and try to decipher where she comes from, but talking to a militant about personal things is never easy. >> so good was the rapport between them that it ended up being counter productive. being counterproductive. >> that warning could only mean that the girl was involved with an officer of much higher rank. and although it drove them apart at the very least it confirmed the proximity of high-ranking leaders. but as nelson sorts out his sticky situation, freddy and illiana fall right in to another one. >> we're following stories of people who died in the desert. >> the borderland marathon. >> no one's prepared for this jo

so nelson had a lot to redeem, in a sense.igure was his mother, abby aldridge rockefeller, who today would be the political candidate. that was not possible then, so he became her surrogate. when he was born, she said, i've done my duty by this family, i've given you a john iii, this one is mine. it was from abby he imbiewbed his love of people, politics, art and all things contemporary. anything that made him such a charismatic figure and such a power not only in new york but nationally. >> woodruff: you write, among many other things, about his severe learning disability, the dyslexia and how he throughout his life compensated for that and how that also shaped him. >> that's right. his dyslexia went undiagnosed. he was 50 years old before he ever heard the word dyslexia. he went through life believing he had a deficient i.q. and his mother, abby, said surround yourself by people who are smarter than you. he took her advice. every rockefeller operation was in fact marked by all these advisors and gurus and one of them henry k

nelson's group. the issue at the time steve nelson's group had been outed by boris pash. we knew what to look for so we were able to get them out of hanford. they were more successful at oakridge and los alamos. these were higher level spies we weren't expecting. hanford tended to be an industrial plant. there wasn't a lot of innovative research happening there. once you figure out how to do it at los alamos and refined it at oakridge, it went to hanford as a finished project. the real research wasn't being done there. so you didn't have scientists sent to hanford. does it make sense? all right. get a microphone right there. sorry, the last question. make it a good one. >> getting back to the germans and the atomic bomb. in baseball lore there is a story about -- >> right. >> mo, a mediocre catcher but a terribly brilliant person. >> right. >> his coach said he knew seven languages and couldn't hit in any of them. is it true he was recruited by the o.s.s. to go to a meeting in switzerland to hear heisenberg and it seemed that heisenberg had the secret of the atomic bomb t

nelson your name has been bandied about. have you decided? >> i have an exploratory committee and i'll know in january. >> darrell clark it's the big will he or won't he? >> it's a big question i have asked 17 people and i could say seven said yes and ten said no. go to 17 other people it's the opposite. he is the big dog in the race and what he decides is how other folks organize. sunny in the city you have to resign if you announce. he can continue in this role until january or until people start filing in february. >> williams seems to think he'll do it, have we seen any fire on the republican side to come out and have a primary poll. >> we would love to, someone in the business community. >> oliver's name has been mentioned. he is an african-american and republican. >> like doug he is a friend and i wish him the best if he decides to move forward. >> another panelist farah,. >> i was going to say i was for nelson diaz until he called my comment ridiculous. [laughter]. >> michael nutter is going to be a surprise. are there any people who m

thank you very much, willie nelson.you show up, the painting on the side, you know where he is in town and it was so wonderful for him to set up shop and talk to us. again, hours before the salute to the troops event at the white house. >> tonight on pbs. >> yes. >> watch it. >> brooke baldwin, great to have you here. >> thank you. you're welcome. always. >> that's it for us at this hour and that's it for us this week at this hour. >> that's michaela pereira. >> and you're john berman. >> "legal view" starts next with ashleigh banfield. barriers are meant to be broken. ♪ lines are drawn to be crossed. ♪ introducing the first ever 467 horsepower rcf coupe from lexus. once driven, there's no going back. ♪ so ally bank really has no hidden fethat's right. accounts? it's just that i'm worried about you know "hidden things..." ok, why's that? no hidden fees, from the bank where no branches equals great rates. >>> hello, everyone. i'm ashleigh banfield. welcome to "legal view." president obama may have his pick for the next a

. >> coming up, the one and only willie nelson.e says he once smoked pot not in the white house as he told me once upon a time. clear distinction i'm sure. as it happens, voters in washington, d.c. made it clear they want marijuana to be legal as well. we'll talk to willie. hi, willie nelson. he's standing by. we'll talk to willie in just a second from his tour bus. big night as he's performing for veterans at the white house. we'll talk to willie coming up. , do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic... ♪ ♪ a secure retirement. a new home. earning your diploma. providing for your family. real associates, using walmart's benefits to build better lives for their families. opportunity. that's the real walmart. narrator: these are the skater kid: whoa narrator: that got torture tested by teenagers and cried out for help. from the surprised designers. who came to the rescue with a brilliant fix male designer: i love it narrator: which created thousand

country legend willie nelson said it could bridge the political divide. >> well, i really think stress is the cause of a lot of our problems and i really believe that the best medicine for stress is pot. yeah, i think it would make us get along better. >> well, tonight nelson performed at a concert for veterans at the white house and listen to this. he claims to have once smoked a joint on the white house roof during the carter administration. >> of all the administration's, jimmy carter's? >> what have we got going on in the weather? >> we had over half an inch of rain at reagan national airport. frederick, tacoma park, silver spring all coming in with half an inch of rain. 55 at the airport this hour. winds out of the northwest at five. get ready. we have windy conditions on the way for the day tomorrow and even for day on saturday. we're talking a little bit about wind-chill factor. here we are in d.c. all the action moves off toward the east moving into garrett and allegany counties. we should be dry for the rush hour commute early tomorrow morning. hat is the best news of all. may

nelson: marcus, thank you. lemonis: thanks, guys.ou had put together a spreadsheet of everything we owe. -is this it? -larissa: yes. lemonis: so, here's what i want to do, gary. i want to start calling some of these vendors right now. what i want you to remember is you're getting a set amount of money from me. and so the less that you can have leave, the better. and so i'm looking for you to negotiate as best you can... larissa: with everyone. lemonis: ...with every single person. let's start with val's. i want you to call them and offer them $35,000. larissa: okay. lemonis: we owe a lot of money to our vendors -- almost $200,000. one of those vendors, val's, that supplies our fish, we owe $53,000 to. we need to negotiate these down. and quite frankly, i'm assuming that most of these vendors will be happy to hear from us 'cause getting something is better than nothing. larissa: hi. this is larissa from swansons fish market. i just wanted to see what our outstanding balance was with you. man: it's $53,000. larissa: okay. how would you

. >> thank you, chairman nelson and ranking member collins for the opportunity to tell my story before the senate special committee on aging. i am an 81-year-old grandparent from ohio. last december, i answered a phone call that sent my life into a tailspin and conned me out of $7,000. what i now know was a phone scam. the caller had a young voice and said, grandpa, this is your favorite grandson. to which i replied, i have six grandsons and they're all my favorites. his reply was, well, this is your oldest grandson. to which i replied, hi, how are you? i can't remember exactly his reply but it was something like, i'm in jail and i need your help to get me out of jail and i don't want mom and dad to know about this. talk to this police officer. i can't remember the officer's name but he said he stopped a car for speeding. the car contained four young men who were on their way to a football game. in a search of the vehicle, narcotics were found. all four of the young men were arrested on narcotics charges. all four denied knowledge of who the owner of the narcotics was. but he had been

nelson: marcus, thank you. lemonis: thanks, guys. put together a spreadsheet of everything we owe. -is this it? -larissa: yes. lemonis: so, here's what i want to do, gary. i want to start calling some of these vendors right now. what i want you to remember is you're getting a set amount of money from me. and so the less that you can have leave, the better. and so i'm looking for you to negotiate as best you can... larissa: with everyone. lemonis: ...with every single person. let's start with val's. i want you to call them and offer them $35,000. larissa: okay. lemonis: we owe a lot of money to our vendors -- almost $200,000. one of those vendors, val's, that supplies our fish, we owe $53,000 to. we need to negotiate these down. and quite frankly, i'm assuming that most of these vendors will be happy to hear from us 'cause getting something is better than nothing. larissa: hi. this is larissa from swansons fish market. i just wanted to see what our outstanding balance was with you. man: it's $53,000. larissa: okay. how would you like

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. >> thank you, chairman nelson and ranking member collins for the opportunity to tell my story before the senate special committee on aging. i am an 81-year-old grandparent from ohio. last december, i answered a phone call that sent my life into a tailspin and conned me out of $7,000. what i now know was a phone scam. the caller had a young voice and said, grandpa, this is your favorite grandson. to which i replied, i have six grandsons and they're all my favorites. his reply was, well, this is your oldest grandson. to which i replied, hi, how are you? i can't remember exactly his reply but it was something like, i'm in jail and i need your help to get me out of jail and i don't want mom and dad to know about this. talk to this police officer. i can't remember the officer's name but he said he stopped a car for speeding. the car contained four young men who were on their way to a football game. in a search of the vehicle, narcotics were found. all four of the young men were arrested on narcotics charges. all four denied knowledge of who the owner of the narcotics was. but he had been

rogers back to nelson. touchdown.w 30 first half points most ever by coach kelly team. they turn it over four times sanchez charged with all of them. they're down 3 and gets ugly. high snap by jason kelce and sanchez can't get. it casey hey ward brings it up. packers are laughing at the eagles tonight. worse loss in the chip kelly era. ducis rogers has more from green bay. >> offense, defense and special teams. it's not often the eagles get beaten all three phases of game. that's what happened here against the packers. aft game the eagles acknowledged how poorly they played and vowed to fix it. >> we didn't play our best ball. we move fron it. try to get better. make sure we don't make the same mistakes next week. >> obviously you're embarrassed when you lose that much. you're angry looking at the mistakes you made especially with me with snaps particular. >> i don't think they're the type of team to debt down and mopey because of this. take it as a learning experience and pull closer together. and move forward. >> i'

thank you senator nelson. >> thank you senator. senator heller and the ranking member of the committee. >> mr. chairman think i'll keep my statement brief but but before it began i wanted knowledge the lives that were lost due to the takata airbag. ever like to thank you for your service to this country and for sharing your story with this committee today. mr. chairman i think this is the year of the airbags. gm has defects with airbags that would not deploy and now we have takata airbag's that send shrapnel into the face of those that are driving. as this committee knows i know a little bit about cars. i raise them. i build them, i break them and they fix them. i probably break them more than i fix them but that seems to be the way it works out. but i will tell you the most terrifying thing a driver sees the crash and at that moment the only thing that matters in their lives is that airbag. we have common themes emerging from all of our hearings this year from this committee and our subcommittee. it has taken far too long for the

i think senator nelson did a really good job of explaining it.o thought one of the positive things that came out of this hearing is that there's bipartisan concern about this. liz: of course. >> i mean, you have senator nelson and senator thune both cosponsoring this bill, and there are some really tough questions, and i don't think the panelists representing honda and chrysler and takata did a very good job -- liz: quickly, jeff, who of the car companies has stepped forward to at least demonstrate some outrage here, or are they all in cover your tush mode here? >> well, the only one so far that's not screwing around is bmw. they came out flat and said we're going to replace every takata airbag no matter where they are or what cars. the one that came off looking good today was honda who said, look, we'll get looner cars, we -- loaner cars, and the one that came i off not looking so good was chrysler that said, hey, we're not going to start replacing until mid december. liz: it's great to have both of you. you bring us real information that matter

su contra, al parecer el nerviosismo le luegÓ una mala palabra y confundiÓ al premio nobel de paz nÉlson >> una candidata al reinado de colombia acaparÓ todo los titulares de la prensa internacional por la respuesta. >> seÑorita me va a contar quiÉn fue nelson mandela? >> inicial concurso nacional de belleza. >> aunque la joven parecÍa no conocer al lÍder africano al fundador se llama carlos martelo quizÁs los apellidos tengan un lejano parecido. >> son cosas que a cualquier persona le puedan pasar. a miss universo, miss colombia. >> la reina asegura que saliÓ airosa. >> estas cosas a mi no me ponen triste ni nada al contrario aprendo de ellas. >> desde hoy su colosal equivocaciÓn cambie el orden desbancando a una coterrÁneo que en los 90 demostrÓ no ser bilingüe. >> la verdad hablo el inglÉs pero muy despacio. si quieres contesto muy despacio. i love in colombia. i cartagenin. n sÉ... >> o esta otra candidata en un clÁsico trabalenguas explica el complemento entre hombre y mujer. >> el hombre se complementa al hombre... mujer con mujer hombre con nombre y tambiÉn mujer a hombre del mism

chairman nelson, this is not a secret or quiet policy. it's on the nitsa website and it's there because we put it there. this was a communication to our dealers. our dealers are asking the same kind of questions that senator rubio had. and when we want to deal with our customers' needs in the nonhumid areas, on an individual basis. if we find a customer that has a concern, we are asking our dealers to take care of that customer and replace that air bag. understanding that we believe the repairs are more priority in the humid areas. but we have an approach to our customers that we want to provide customer service. it's not secret, we didn't mean it to be quiet. we wanted to tell our dealers, if our customer comes in with a concern, please respond to that concern. >> so a dealer in senator thune's state or senator klobuchar's state, but we're a mobile society. and there are people in massachusetts and minnesota and south dakota that drives south and come to florida during all times of the year. when the kids are out of school, they come als

nelson el vocero del alguacil del condado de alameda dice que la patrulla de caminos recupero el autoque creen se utilizo en el accidente ... estaba cerca de la autopista en la ciudad de fremont...a unas 20 millas de distancia... sot j.d. nelson el auto estaba abandonado y tiene danos que coinciden con un atropellamiento como el que ocurrio ayer... se sabe que al momento del percance no tenia reporte de robo... este hallazgo brinda un poco de esperanza a la familia de que pronto el responsable de la muerte de ivan cruz enfrente la justicia... sot mama he killed my son my only son mato a mi hijo a mi unico hijo sot christina gomez nosotros lo que tenemos que decir es que esperamos que la persona que sea que tiene un corazon grande y que se entregue a la policia eso es lo que esperan mas de un centenar de sus amigos quienes hoy se dieron cita en la esquina de las calles 14 y ashland para realizar una vigilia en su nombre.. se abrazaban, lloraban y en silencio lamentaban su gran perdida... mientras esto ocurria logramos hablar con una persona que vio el fatidico accidente... pero prefiri

porque osea quÉ mÁs pude haber hecho. >> nÉlson corriÓ con suerte pero escucha la historia de perla,vida dejando a sus cuatro dÍgitos pido justicia y que me ayuden. >> segÚn los expertos vivimos en una sociedad invadida pro el estrÉs eso ocasiona ansiedad, especialmente en personas con actitudes defensivas. salimos a las autopistas de l.a. en una recorrido con el agente galvÁn no seÑalÓ que muchos pierden la paciencia cuando otros violan las layes de trÁnsito, incluso los que detienen el trÁfico cuando usan su celular pueden provocar una reacciÓn inesperada. >> sabe por quÉ lo parÓ? por el celular. >> lo aconsejo y lo castigÓ con una infracciÓn porque como Él dice es mejor ese castigo a ser vÍctima de un crimen solo por hablar en su celular. cuando estamos metidos en el trÁfico todos corremos peligros, pero hay algo que debemos tener presente siempre. >> mantener la calma la paciencia, recordar que ud. que llegara su destino con su familia y no vale la pena un enfrentamiento en la autopista con una persona que no conoce. >> para prevenir posibles agresiones respetemos el derecho de l

thank you senator nelson. >> thank you senator. senator heller, the ranking member. >> chairman, thank you. i'll keep my statement brief. before i begin, i want to acknowledge the lives lost due to the takata air bags and would like to thank lieutenant for being here today. thank you for your service to this country and for sharing your story with this committee today. mr. chairman, i think this is the year of the air bags. gm had defects with air bags that would not deploy. now we have takata air bags that send shrapnel into the face of those that are driving. as this committee know, i know a little bit about cars. i race them, build them, break them, and i fix them. probably break them more than a race them. that seems to be the way it works out. i will tell you the most terrifying thing a driver experiences is a crash. at that a moment the only thing that matters in their lives is that air bag. we have common themes emerging from all of our hearings this year from this committee and our subcommittee. it's taken far too long for

we'll sit down with the next ceo ben nelson. plus predictions for holidays and key for 2-year-olds. with reporters tom and john of u.s. today this week on press:here. >> good morning american. we're going to start this morning with online college courses. they have not worked out as well as everybody has hoped. we had some hesitation when we hear from the manerva project which wants to revolutionize the way college the talked. unlike the online courses, it is not massive and it's not open and it's more exclusive than harvard. ben nelson is the head of the manerva project. though he's getting help from former president. ben, formally an executive is joined by john schwartz of usa today. i'm going to ask you what does an executive from snapfish have any business running a major important university that's going to be as important as harvard in. >> manerva is going back to my original passion. i tried to form my university, i went to the university of pennsylvania and worked for four years to try to reform the curriculum at the university. i come from a long line of academics and have

janle nelson is portfolio analyst with rbc wealth management. welcome and happy day after thanksgiving. i want to talk to you broadly about the market. but let's begin with oil. how close does your spidey sense tell you we are to that point at which oil company shares are a buy, and the oil price might turn north? >> well, i think what we need to see, ty, is we need to see a response to the outlook for 2015 by the exploration and production companies. i just attended a conference down south and my sense at that conference was there was a lot of complacency. nothing gets a company's attention more than when the commodity price falls 10% in one day. >> let's go to a broader question about where the markets you think are headed. my notes tell me that you think we're in the middle or the early innings, i should say, of a secular bull market that you think began in 2012 and '13. what does that look like? and does that mean necessarily that we won't have 10%, 15% declines within that context? >> well, exactly. when we say a secular bull market what we

chairman nelson, ranking member thune, members of the committee. i am the senior vice president and head of vehicle safety and regulatory compliant at chrysler group. i lead an organization with a mission of safeguarding customers, a mission we embrace wholeheartedly. i'd like to thank the opportunity with the opportunity to appear today to discuss this important matter. today's automobiles are most complex on the market. auto manufactures are more committed to developing advanced safety technologies to reduce fatalities and injuries resulting from motor vehicle crashes. on a daily basis, we work to design, engineer and manufacture vehicles to withstand a myriad of operating conditions. promoting and insuring vehicle safety is a responsibility shared by auto makers, suppliers, government, and consumers. chrysler looks forward to continuing this collective engagement with takata and nhtsa to address the current situation. chrysler group has been actively engaged with takata and nhtsa since takata first informed us in april 2013 that certain air bag

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chairman nelson, this is not a secret or quiet policy. it's on the nitsa website and it's there because we put it there. this was a communication to our dealers. our dealers are asking the same kind of questions that senator rubio had. and when we want to deal with our customers' needs in the nonhumid areas, on an individual basis. if we find a customer that has a concern, we are asking our dealers to take care of that customer and replace that air bag. understanding that we believe the repairs are more priority in the humid areas. but we have an approach to our customers that we want to provide customer service. it's not secret, we didn't mean it to be quiet. we wanted to tell our dealers, if our customer comes in with a concern, please respond to that concern. >> so a dealer in senator thune's state or senator klobuchar's state, but we're a mobile society. and there are people in massachusetts and minnesota and south dakota that drives south and come to florida during all times of the year. when the kids are out of school, they come als

jordy nelson was the kind of boy who excelled at everything.r in sports and i'll ask until last thanksgiving and when he stepped on an elevator, everything changed. >> he has these huge dimples, bright smile, and he knew how to work it. >> the youngest in a tight knit baltimore family 10-year-old jordan wanted to do everything. football, baseball, wrestling, and a focus on school where he took pride wearing a coat and tie. you must va thought my son can be anything. >> yes. jordan excelled in every sport he did. whatever he did rj , he was topnotch. >> this is jordy today, parallel and silent after a horrific accident on an elevator at the beach house the family recommended in north carolina. nikki nelson had no idea of the danger and constantly placed the last moment with her son. >> i gave him a hug and kiss. i guess my kiss was too affectionate. he said, you know what, i'm out of here. i'm going upstairs to play a video game and he got up on the elevator and by the time i walked to the end of the hall i started hearing screams and in that sp

and the inscription that translates that we never forget placing the chest with the soils will be nelson alumni the veteran legion a vietnam veteran and our i did not know veteran lee 0 la now. >> (clapping) in a minute i'll ask you to arise as the first marine band plays i ask you to past through the memorial stopping to reflect on the poem and have a glassed of champagne but first thank you for the color glory that stood through all the service and for the first definition band please rise for the color of the retirees color graduate retire the colors. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that concludes our ceremony thank you, very much (clapping.) the airport it where i know to mind visions of traffic romance and excitement and gourmet can you limousine we're at san francisco inspirational airport to discover the award-winning concession that conspiracies us around the world. sfo serves are more 40 million travelers a year and a lot of the them are hungry there's many restaurant and nearly all are restaurant and cafe that's right even the airport is a diane designation. so tell me a little bit

senator klobuchar. >> thank you very much, senator nelson. first of all, i think you maybe heard me talk about the victim in our state who is permanently blinded from the north oaks, minnesota, she was driving her bmw in 2013, it was a 2002 model. and this is sad because this had been going on for so long. there's a "new york times" report about secret tests by takata in 2004, and now here you are in 2013. mr. friedman, according to the family, they never received confirmation that from this so their case was being reviewed. i don't know what actions, follow-up actions, the family itself filed something with nhtsa in 2013. do you know if anyone ever reviewed the complaint that was filed by the family and what happened? >> senator, we're looking into this as we speak. i know your staff is alerted to us just this week. but we put eyes on every single complaint that comes through nhtsa. that comes through our website. that comes through our hotline. that people mail in. we put eyes on all of them and we follow up and we try to piece together the

the grandson of nelson mandela.and man ka watkins and their goal to cause attention to their causes as they receive recognition from the better world awards. pamela anderson using her platform to protect animals and champion a cause of human rights. >> i like to help people more on front line. so any money that i raise i give within 24 hours to people right on the front lines. and peta for saving rainforest. it's always been a part of my existence since i started this business. what a silly thing to be a part of, i had to bring it more meaning. >> the grandson of nelson mandela is carrying out his grandfather's legacy through producing and directing films and documentaries. his foundation africa rising is telling the story of africa's potential and promise. >> for me it's vitally important. there's so many great stories. african, south african. and global universal stories happening. i want to be a part of telling unique stories going into the future. >> enre-tyler barrett of mississippi is working with his organiza

senator nelson's hearings talked about yesterday, it is a still debate which one of these need to be recalled so yes. gerri: i want to talk about your client, cory, has two children. of the six months ago, it wasn't even a horrible car accident, was it? it was a fender bender and his airbag blows out and he gets injured. tell us about that. before you do, i want to tell our viewers i have graphic images we'll be showing. if you have small kids in the room you might want to take them out. this is really a story worth hearing. rich, go ahead. >> cory was on his way to work. he is a forklift driver. he left his house that morning. was going through an intersection. his car stalled. there was a fender-bender as you can see some of the pictures you show your viewers. should have been something he walked away from. instead when the airbag blew, like you said, a slashed of metal 3 1/2 inches long went into his face and destroying one of his eyes. he has a pretty serious, not only lost his sight but disfigured. he will have to live with that the rest of his life. gerri: he said in a story i

i'm talking to nelson who say do you cover the bird? yes, you cover it bird to start with and you don't cover the bird to start with you get it nice and crispy and then cover it in the end, cooking it. >> i one year cook it inside of a brown bag, brown paper bag. >> yes. >> did it work. >> here's the problem, when i lifted it up, to bring it out to the family, it hit the the heating element in the oven, and it caught fire. i was holding the whole thing is in flames. >> one thing i have learned from that. >> what? >> don't come to your house for thanksgiving. >> i told the story the other day i cook a pumpkin pie, my mom's recipe. i'm running around the kitchen, frantic, probably had a cocktail or two. i used salt instead of sugar. >> i have done that before. >> robert irrine has done that. >> on national television, so it is okay. >> what about sweet potato bread putting instead of sweat potato pie. >> sound great. >> we get so caught up into this holiday that we don't try new things and there is lots of great foods out there getaway fr

speakers included celebrities like willie nelson and rapper common. the first lady urged students to reach out to military families in their schools. them to do any number of things and invite them to be part of your group. all of us have a role to play in making these kids know they live in a grateful nation. >> president obama and the first lady will take art in a salute to the troops at the white house tonight. it will feature musical performances for military families. >> new numbers show that five of maryland casino to get in more than $86 million last month. that figure is down 3% from the same month last year. the amount does not include the opening of the porsche casino in baltimore -- does not include the opening of the horseshoe casino in baltimore in august. some heavy downpours, severe thunderstorms east of the city. we arebeen active, and not finished with the pockets of heavy rain. looking forward to the weather later this evening, if you're heading out, we're looking at a pocket of a small area of heavy rain north of washington, through

jack evans pointed to photos he tussaud's.t madame he said he went there to visit nelson mandela and saw something familiar. >> a ceremony resolution issued by marion barry. busy ward eight they were where ahead of a traditional turkey giveaway, grains of all kinds donated by whole foods. back up by young people from the job corps. there.istributed we met his godson who volunteered at that office collecting his things. >> and so here at the wilson building still no word on when the funeral is going to be and when the body is going to be here to lie in state. -- the impression you get is it will be a big funeral. [inaudible]ting on she wants to what happen. it is likely that the funeral will be sometime next week. after the holiday. us for the latest information on the services for marion barry. we have a photo gallery and more information on his life and legacy. up, calls for change at the university of virginia. how students are responding to accusations of sexual assault. local >> the school's president suspended activities at a fraternity following allegations of rape. her story a