. >> reporter: japheth newman. he had top grades in high school, he launched a congressional campaign a few months ago, now he faces serious criminal charges. japheth newman. he lives in this house in waldorf. it was raided by police after newman was arrested and charged in connection with an attempted home invasion. cameron mcdougal is a friend of newman's. he was there when police came to the house. >> what do you make of this whole thing? >> i was really scared, but i know japheth is a good kid. >> i know he'll do better. >> police say the attempted home invasion happened at this home deep in the woods off billingsley road. it was 3:00 in the morning and

after another three and out for newman, denver wouldn't let up. this time izaack shedenhelm gets in on the action with a nine yard score as the cyclones extend their lead to 20. the knights fighting back in the second quarter, austin eckenrod goes deep but finds denver's creed krueger instead. the cyclones would take advantage of the turnover with another izaack shedenhelm score from five yards out. this put denver up 28-0 halfway through the second quarter. denver would blow out mason city newman 59-0 to advance to round two. also in class a ..7-2 gladbrook-reinbeck hosts east buchanan in a first playoffs on five game winning streaks... eric stokes would get the ball early and often. he scores the games first touchdown...making some nice moves...a five yard run for a seven nothing lead. then it's stokes again on the next possession. he stiff arms one defender picking up twenty yards...but he fumbles the ball. hunter lott is right there to pick it up and gain another twenty yards for the rebels. on the next play, stokes gets his second t-d of the

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back now with omar mcgee, greg carr and rock newman. you're teaching undergraduates, how do you walk that line, what do you tell them? >> we recently hosted coats, i'm not going to lie to you, i'm not going to sugar coat it, you must protect your black body because it's perpetually at risk. extreme inequality in terms of poverty, extreme inqueanlt in terms o inequality asfar as access to e. work together so you can somehow help to balance the scales and increase the possibility that you'll be able to live to the fullest of your human ability. >> rock newman, you looked out at the crowd 20 years ago, did you think the conversation would still have this tone in 2015, what would we tell our boys? would we be still asking that question? >> i had an optimism that day and afterwards for a good period of time that things were -- we weren't to the promise land but we were headed in the right direction. and since the onset of the elections in early 2000, i think that there has been a role back of civility, there has been a roll back of voting ri

who is your newman? do you have a newman? david: we may be each other's newman. john: i don't think about vc's very much. i like being a company that likes being a company. emily: is there competition between you guys? david: john and i come at things from very different perspectives. there are times where john is like, i do not understand what you're talking about. we will hash it through. emily: i understand disagreement can lead to better outcomes. but does it create tension? john: of course. you bring in a sas company and you are arguing with -- our partner neil is ceo of workday, one of the biggest sas companies in the world. you argue about the merits of a sas company. you bring in a social network company, you have to argue with reid or david, so that is stressful. on the other hand, do you want to play in the big leagues or not? emily: how would you rate competition for deals right now? john: it's intense at every level. emily: more competitive than ever? john: a pretty competitive four years to me. david: at some level i would say it has never been more

." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and sony pictures classics, now presenting "truth." >> ladies and gentlemen, dan rather. >> what is our next move? >> i might have something for the election. >> the president may have gone awol. >> he never even showed up. >> parts of the file were tossed into the wastebasket. >> do you have these documents? >> tonight, we have new information. >> the memos can be re-created. >> they are going to start an investigation. >> this is bad. >> you've got to make your case. you have to fight. >> this isn't a trial. >> they did not get this for asking the questions. >> "truth" -- rated r. opens in new york and l.a. friday. >> and now, "bbc world news." >> reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. extends its military mission in afghanistan. president obama announced troops will stay beyond his time in office and why it is called for. pres

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. >> additional funding is by newman's own foundation. all profits from newman's own food products to charity. good.urishing the common the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you! live fromain, washington, moderator gwen ifill. evening! hillary clinton's 11 hours on widely been has interpreted as a win for the democratic front-runner. why.moment may explain >> i would imagine i thought more about what happened than you put together. i've lost more sleep than all of you put together. have been wracking my brain been what more could have done or should have been done. >> the goal had been to prove clinton was neg gent in her handling of the benghazi tragedy that took the lives of four americans. day, republican martha roby pressed clinton on how she spent the night of the attack. yes.was alone, >> the whole night? >> well, yes, the whole night. ha ha ha ha! >> well, i don't know why that's funny. >> that happened after 7 p.m. people were getting punchy. but not landing

. >> additional funding is provided by newman's own foundation. donating all profits from newman's own food products to charity. and nourishing the common good. the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. after an eventful week, it's time for the long view. the republican party by all measures is trying to sort itself out. at their third presidential debate this week, the fault lines were clear. there were frontrunners, trump and carson. versus the establishment. >> all this too big to fail stuff and picking and choosing winners and losers, this is a bunch of crap. gwen: jeb bush and marco rubio versus each other. >> >> marco, when you signed up for this, this was a six-year term. and you should be showing up to work. you can campaign. or just resign. and let someone else take the job. gwen: and almost everyone else on stage versus the news media. >> let me say something at the outset. the questions in

newman. hello, newman. yes, he was up. i have no idea what he was doing.video of newman? that's not looking good for you. that's not newman. bottom line, where dodd do they get these characters? but, again, this event with former governor presidential candidate. one of the things they're trying to get across is this idea that the two parties have to put aside knew each other, get constructive things done, chris christy is going to be the next guy up talking to them, and his argument has been throughout the campaign that he's the guy that gets past all of that and gets things done. but the plan is that each candidate speaks, hillary clinton is not one of them. she opted out in tomorrow's debate. and to come up with 25 million jobs over the next ten years and if they don't, well, newman. we'll have more after this neil: well, hello, newman. take a look at this. new hampshire higher. what the hell is he doing? just as i figured. breaking glasses. apparently, a lot of actors are at this no label you that. governor jon huntsman junior. the former presidential c