lunge, parry, lunge, and parry. it is repeated over and over again until there is perfect symmetry and beauty in every move. some of your advanced students i presume. oh, beginners. if you wish to see an expert in action come with me i show you. ms. lamb, we have guests. would you be kind enough to play the film? of course, doctor. this is where we develop our posture and form. yes, i can see. you will notice that we have the very latest equipment. ready, doctor. notice the young man on the right? see the delicacy of his trust? the swiftness of his parry and retreat. thrust, parry, thrust, parry, touche! excellent, oh, superb. well, gentlemen... he's not bad. oh, my prized pupil, greg martin. perhaps you have heard of him. sorry. no matter, in a few more days it will be quite another story. young martin is right now on his way to the international fencing championships in austria. he will win great honor for himself and his fencing master. well, how about those lessons that you were interested in? actually, i'd like

that's just science. >> reporter: parris pushed back. jennings bridled. >> you're doin' a very good job about irritating me and you're getting underneath my skin. i'm trying to stay nice and calm. because i know what you want me to do is blow up in front of this camera, so you can take it and use it against me. it's not going to happen, my friend, okay? >> so why don't you just try to tell the truth? >> i am telling the truth. >> let's start again. >> let's not start again! >> i got into a -- contest with rex parris that i should not have indulged in. >> bit of a pissing match? >> it was a --io match. >> i'm not your scapegoat. the real killer is out there some place and i'm not the one. >> reporter: jennings left parris's office, confident that neither he nor the detectives had a case. >> i figured, "well, i didn't kill her. there's no evidence to suggest that i did do it." it was just more or less they're using -- the statements that i had made as far as knowing too much. "the man who knew too much." >> reporter: which is exactly belie

even as parris hammered him on what he saw and when he saw it.cell phone records that confirmed michelle and her friend entered the park n' ride around 9:23 pm, the same time jennings was on patrol. so, demanded parris, why didn't jennings see them when they pulled into the lot? >> it's obvious that someone dropped her off. i don't know what time they dropped her off. >> but it's your testimony that you never saw that? >> yeah, i never seen it. to this day i can't remember seeing any kind of car ride by me, or if they did, i didn't pay any attention to it. >> he denied ever seeing her. but he's standing right at the entrance to the park n' ride. he would have had to have seen her. it was impossible for him not to have seen her. >> unless he was looking away. >> he's the security guard. he's supposed to be looking for people as they come in. okay, i'll give it to you. maybe, maybe. but how many maybes do you accept before you say, no? like, for example, jennings once again describing how he saw feeble signs of life in michelle. >> so you have a ve

with majorconference general reynolds, the commanding officer of parris island a couple of years ago.somebody asked her if she thought women and men should be integrated at the recruit depot. she said it would be bad for the women training, distract them, not let them be the best they can be. do you agree? >> major general reynolds and i have worked together before. we are like twin towers, right? she is six foot tall as well. so what she meant by that when she said this is that we are integrated at recruit training, 61% of the time. females and males are training at the same time, rifle range, physical fitness tests, academics, it is altogether, so i think that is what she meant. should they trained together in the beginning? i don't believe so. initially when we get females coming to recruit training, they don't have a lot of confidence. it's true. so when they take that first , and if fitness test you were to put a male platoon next to the female platoon on day 14 when they are running their physical fitness test, what do you think is going to happen? yes, it's not going to be pret

he became a drill instructor down in parris island.hen he became an officer's candidate at quantico. is finishedactually with his active service in the marine corps. continues for many years to be a reserve in the marine corps. fact, he continues to be in the reserves until 1990, where he retires as a kernel. service is not his only . he does volunteer for service in 1966. he was in vietnam. they had tours for one year when they were deployed. so the major objective that he wasas military intelligence mapping out where guerrilla warfare and attacks on american forces were happening with a new way of analyzing data. he was able to determine where the enemy was located. and they were reducing the attacks greatly during his time period. this was a significant thing for the military. jack murtha was elected to -- 1874.in 1974 new congressmen are assigned to committee works. one of the things he was assigned to fairly quickly was the house subcommittee on defense appropriation. this was critical because what is happening is it is building o

nfl football, colts and packers... 3rd quarter, watch linn- mar grad david parry trip up aaron rodgers for the sack... first one of colts 31-26 win ... vikings and the lions... 2nd quarter action, matthew stafford throws an errant pass and it's picked off by former hawkeye chad greenway... that's the 11th of his long career in the nfl... vikings lost in overtime however, 22-16 ... and tomorrow for on iowa live, we have chuck long and the coe football team joining us. kohawks won the iowa conference title. writers pat harty and scott dochterman will also be there at union station and now to first alert storm team meteorologis t chris havely for your final forecast. as we move into tonight, mild conditions will continue under mostly clear skies. a cold front will start to impact our weather on monday, but only in the form of slowly increasing clouds. there is only a small chance for a shower or sprinkle as the front makes its way through the area monday night. thanks chris. thanks for joining us for ? ? ? music ? announcer: he gets to the five, dives for the goal line, he's over. that's

reporter: and the parry family who has been here for 22 years. >> quite happy about this. we are involved locally. and a lot of support from our local community. it is a good place to live. reporter: one way to save money is to avoid interest entities by paying your tax bill on time. they are due to weeks before christmas here in merrimack. tom: the concord main street project is now complete. there was a ribbon-cutting ceremony and a parade this evening. work started in april of last he added a cobblestone media -- median, trees, and benches. >> the results speak for themselves. it drives right. it bikes right. it walks right, it just feels good. tom: it looks good also. the upgrades will make the capitals downtown area more accessible. it really does look great. lighting for support -- coming up on news nine tonight. shelley: new hampshire mother trying to get back child support. >> if someone is not paying child support, what are you doing to enforce it? tom: we investigate the agency in charge of making it easier. mike: the weekend is just about here. after a windy fri

. >> federal prosecutor stan parry went into private practice and retired in las vegas last year. >> reporter: prosecutors spent 12 hours a day working on what has become an historic case. >> well, you have a ten-year record or so involved in prosecuting skimming cases. last year, which happened at the aladdin. the argent corporation. >> two men who recently ran for nevada governor are the former owners of the stardust hotel. they had to sell the hotel when it's now owned by the boyd group, the same oners -- owners of sam's town town. >> the stardust was torn down in 2008 to make way for what is planned to be resorts world south of circus circus. >> thank you, tom. >>> now for the good stuff where we shine a light on people doing amazing things. >> 20 children received new 3-d printed prosthetic hands and they are the brainchild of an argentinian inventor who says that he can print a custom hand in a fraction of the time that a normal prosthetic one would take. now the hands are made out of a special type of plastic. once attached, the fingers and thumb can move at the flick of a wri

titans and the colts ... 2nd quarter, linn-mar grad david parry swallows up marcus mariota for the sack... 2nd of the season for david... he finshed with 3 tackles in the colts, 24-17 win thanks josh. and now to first alert storm another seasonably chilly night is ahead as clear skies and light winds will allow our temperatures to fall into the teens and twenties for the second straight night. as we start the workweek, we'll still see plenty of sunshine for most of monday, but later in the afternoon you'll notice a slow increase in high cloud cover ahead of an area of low pressure. thanks chris.

titans and the colts ... 2nd quarter, linn-mar grad david parry swallows up marcus mariota for the sack... 2nd of the season for david... he finshed with 3 tackles in the colts, 24-17 win ... and tomorrow for on iowa live, we have former hawkeye bill happel along with writers scott dochterman and pat harty. also, we have the midland football team who went to the 8-man a live look at . it's monday, november 21st. here's what you need to know today. prayer services for police officers raise questions about the separation of church and state. cedar rapids police clarify what officers can participate in. new data shows child care in iowa can cost as families are looking for solutions to make sure their kids get proper care. president-elect donald trump will likely announce more cabinet picks. he lined up more than 20 meetings during the weekend. veterans groups at the university of iowa and the university of nebraska are working together to complete a 344 ruck walk. "its almost overwhelming, i never knew they had anything like this " officials will honor 2 heroes

tax average took third place at 14.8 billion followed by tyler parry blue, a medea halloween.test in sports. oakland raiders after their best start in 15 years last night. the possession first place in the afc west after overpowering the denver broncos 30-20. 114 yards and denver made the running back scored on a 69-year-old touchdown. it wasn't enough to not see combat. the broncos in third place. in green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers could pull off another comeback. the packers ran into trouble in the very first play against the indianapolis colts. they let a 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown and never recovered as they lost 31-26. colts qb andrew let's finish 281 yards passing the touchdown. chicago still celebrating the cubs world series when did the blackhawks are the victory by bringing some cubs players on the ice with the championship trophy right there. after the hockey game, marriott hosts a scored an ode to the blackhawks beat the dallas stars for-3 for their sixth consecutive victory. nicole: coming up, "mornings with maria." s&p futures up 1.5% at 30

today, former texas governor rick parry is scheduled to meet with donald trump. the president. nicole: and the seniors under criticism with a pair of trees. can you rule out a registry for muslims chuck todd. i'm not going to wear that anything on "meet the press." it also treated white house chief of staff not going to rule out anything when asked about a possible must registry. the room of context for an interview with reince priebus on "meet the press." >> a new politically rollout for muslims? >> i'm not going to rule out anything. we are not going to have a registry based on a religion. what i think we are trying to do is say that there are some people, certainly not all people, but some people who are radicalized in some people who have to be prevented from coming into this country. nicole: the incoming white house chief of staff maintained the position of strict vetting system for people from certain areas around the world. nicole: president obama returning to washington hours ago after his final foreign trip as president. he met with russian leader vladim

nfl football, colts and packers... 3rd quarter, watch linn- mar grad david parry trip up aaron rodgers for the sack... first one of the season for david... he finished with 3 tackles in the colts 31-26 win ... vikings and the lions... 2nd quarter action, matthew stafford throws an errant pass and it's picked off by former hawkeye chad greenway... that's the 11th of his long lost in overtime however, 22-16 ... and tomorrow for on iowa live, we have chuck long and the coe football team joining us. kohawks won the iowa conference title. writers pat harty and scott dochterman will also be there at union station off 16th avenue. november 7th. here's what you need to know today. both hillary clinton and donald trump are making the final fight for the battleground states today. those include pennsylvania, michigan, north carolina, and new hampshire. the f-b-i says hillary clinton will not face any criminal charges for her email server. they reopened the investigation last month. a voting turnout organization is sending letters out to them to vote. but instead some say they're feeling pressure

in a historical sense when they write the history books, but in terms of the parry and thrust of everydaylican politics, do you think that's going to change things? >> look at 8:00 a.m. on wednesday morning, if trump loses, the republican party is going to drop donald trump like third period french. it's going to happen immediately. the trump base will be there. there will be a third or 40% of the republican primary ele electora electorate. what happens to his base? where do they go? >> the big fight -- the first fight on this -- this question is going to have to answer where they were, in the world of internal republican applications -- politics, the first answer on that if he were to lose or wins, frankly, is that ryan speaker? >> they are going to demand to pick the speaker. they are already spoiling to do that. they want -- >> they want to destroy him. >> and jason chaffetz now probably believes that he can walk up there and get the speakership. >> you got paul ryan right -- writing an op ed today. >> he writes that because he knows trump is not going to win. >> that's covering his ba

some areas will hit 60 degrees or even the low 60's with a let sunshine parried as we head into the weekend, it is sort of a weekend split. saturday looking pretty good, but notice clouds closing in from both directions. that is never good news. we do have some showers that will be on the way for sunday. temperatures -- 30's to lower 40's. we keep clouds and some fog overnight, so that does not allow temperatures to fall all that much. tomorrow, similar, maybe even a couple degrees cooler than today. it will feel better because you will see more sunshine. a quick little peek ahead to friday, because it does look nice as those temperatures will be in the upper 50's. some areas could even be in the a look ahead shows the temperatures up, and the sunshine out for the next several days, at least until saturday. after that, some showers around on sunday and a cold front brings much cooler air as we hit sunday night into monday, and next week. things getting much much cooler. it is a nice wednesday. it is time now for weather wednesday. we are joined live getting ready for the annual holiday stro

joe: the euro everyone is wondering if it will go to parry against the u.s. dollar.an see this is a five-year chart. out with a note saying it is now or never that the euro is that it has frequently been at. it has frequently been there was a lot of reason to think maybe this is the time when they go to parity. the u.s. growth story, all the political stuff we were talking about in the last segment. france.d huge convergence. huge yield gap between the u.s. and germany, so keep an eye on this. aligning for parity to happen. scarlet: time for joe to go to europe. the market close is next. less than four minutes to go before the close. record highs all around except for the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq. we are not talking massive games -- massive gains, but yet another record high. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: we are moments away from the closing bell. another day, another record high for u.s. talk. -- u.s. stocks. the nasdaq at an all-time best and don't forget the russell 2000, a new high as well. i'm scarlet fu. want to welcome all of our viewers who are tuning in l

. >> i want to show all three of you and, parry ris, you can have a first crack.ough 12 students voted, 153,000 for them for scholastic magazine. check that map out if you can. it's a swath of red in the middle of the country, blue on the left and blue on the right and presumably, you know, they are repeating what they hear at home. since 1940, the students have gotten it wrong only twice and, paris, i look at that map and i pay attention to texas, because if it's not in this cycle, it says to me if the republican party doesn't change those kids when they vote, they're going to take that state blue and then the gop can't win the white house. >> yeah. i think what we've seen in this election is a lot of unfortunate talk about defining mr. trump as someone whom he is not. and so in young people, like that map shows, listen to what they hear on the tv and what they hear secretary clinton, all these celebrities talk about mr. trump is a racist, sexist, things like that it plays into their mind. what we have to do as republicans, those supporting trump is to defend the

valli, little anthony and the original imperials, little richard, jay black and the americans, fred parris and the satins. 25 legends of rock, rhythm and doo wop unite for a once-in-a-lifetime concert event, next. ladies and gentlemen, the iceman, jerry butler. [cheering and applause] [laughs] thank you, thank you and welcome. tonight we celebrate our american history,

parry o'toole has worked on some of the biggest criminal cases in the country and tells me based

parry o'toole has worked on some of the biggest criminal cases in the country and tells me based and launched his attack when he saw vanessa jogging all by herself out on the rural road. >> what you're dealing with is someone who is probably very much engaged in predatory behavior, which means that they're out looking for victims and when it happens, they're ready to go, so it makes it look real impulsive, it's for the offender though it's not as impulsive, because he's ready at all times. they're certainly considering that this is someone who happened to co radar screen, and she happened to come across his radar screen making it, you know, a stranger assault, and that makes it a lot more difficult for investigators. >> the reporter: now, this was an eye-opening trip for me. mary ellen o'toole, sharing fascinating insights about vanessa's case, about the killer, and these insights come from three decades of studying cases like vanessa. >> vanessa: i'm curious, did she marcotte's killer could be now. >> the reporter: yes, she did. one of the chilling things she said to me, she believe

better for communications director, some other more behind the scenes job than sort of the day to day parryinging room. what is your sense? >> that is certainly one position we've heard her floated for. she has said publicly she has been offered a position in the administration. we aren't sure what it is. but she's someone very close to donald trump. someone he trusts to deliver his message publicly. because he was for the latter part of the campaign the public face for all of his policies and she does a great job defending him with a light touch. she is someone who will certainly have some role in shaping his message from the podium or behind the scenes at the white house. >> finally donald trump expected to get back to new york sunday potentially. and has a big week of meetings coming up that kicks off monday. looks loik a big week ahead. >> certainly he's meeting with a potential treasury secretary of bb&t spacc.o. we're watching for potentially secretary of defense. and this potentially contentious race for secretary of state unfold. we do have some picks we expect see on the horizon and o

the parry capital, richard stills hedge fund, they own shares and are providing funds and some of these cases. vonnie: coming up, president elect don't trump is -- president-elect donald trump is -- this is bloomberg. ♪ david: live from bloomberg world headquarters in your, i am david gura. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn coul . mark crumpton is in our newsroom. k: donald trump is back at the white house with another meeting of high-profile members could ross and jonathan gray and nugent, according to a person familiar with the hiring process . tennessee senator bob corker is on list for secretary of state including mitt romney. at dog madness is looking secretary of defense. voters have a favorable or ratingt the favorable of the incoming president. his favorability rating has jumped nine point since election. theresa may is offering and all of branch to business. not force companies to appoint workers or union representatives to corporate boards. the prime minister also urged executives not to miss the opportunity presented by brexit . >> the decision by the british people on the 23rd of ju