they were broadcast primetime across the nation just before its flagship evening news program. >> i wouldike to take you on a journey. and i would like you to close your eyes. so please, close your eyes. >> we thought it was interesting to look at the process of psychosis. we engaged ourselves with a hypnotist. >> try to imagine you are in a market square in a little town. watch people. they are buying, people are selling, and people are happy. >> the idea of hypnotizing the whole english population in primetime, it could create a bit of chaos, from our perspective. people could forget their numbers for the credit card, what would happen to the financial systems? >> there are kinds of commodities that nobody wants. and people can't even get what they really need. >> the medium, it was really important how we implemented it. >> to try to go even deeper, and deeper, and deeper. >> i think they were trying to investigate how the individual is psychologically transformed and shaped by the financial crisis and how it has to be healed in that process. >> in a little while, i will snap my finger

it's television's primetime prairie pot boiler, "dallas." >> a move like that will destroy all of ewingnd ruin our family name. >> i assure you, a thought like that never crossed my mind. >> brother or no brother, whatever it takes, i'll stop you from destroying ewing oil. >> "dallas" established new ground in a weekly hour-long show. >> "dallas" is a television show which is rooted in the 1970s and in some ways, one of the crazy things that emerges is this character j.r. ewing as a pop phenomenon. >> tell me, j.r., which slut are you going to stay with tonight. >> what difference does it make? whoever it is it's got to be more interesting than the slut i'm looking at right now. >> he was such a delicious villain. everyone was completely enamored by this character. >> at this point, so many people were watching television that you could do something so unexpected that it would become news overnight. >> who's there? [ gunshots ] >> the national obsession in 1980 around "who shot j.r.?" it's hard to imagine how obsessed with all were with that question, but we were. >> "who shot j.r.?" is

joined the discussion. >> wednesday night on american history tv in primetime.a look at the 70th anniversary of the 1947 hollywood blacklist hearings. american history tv in primetime all this week at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. now, jonathan i was counting the life of politics and sports legend, and ali. from the conference in nashville. this is 40 minutes. >> good morning everyone. you for coming and welcome to the 29 festival of books. i'm andrew and it is my great pleasure to have opportunity to introduce jonathan egg this morning, and other that i really

american history primetime begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern. and tonight on c-span, former vice president joe biden and ohio governor john case i go on how to deal with partisanship in the trump era. here's a portion where mr. biden described conversation with a prime minister in europe with trump. >> i recently spoke to a prime minister in europe. he wanted to see me. i thought it was a courtesy call. i thought it was going to last ten minutes. it lasted two and a half hours. at one point, the prime minister said did you see what he did. we were sitting as close at a conference table. he said he took the president of montenegro and stuck his chest out. and all i could think about was el duche. not a joke. that's what people are thinking. that's what people are thinking. violating the norms of personal conduct. generates more anxiety and fear than any policy description that this president has enunsiated. >> and that was just part of a conversation with former vice president joe biden and ohio governor john kasich on how to deal with partisansh

. >> tonight, book there is in primetime with a look at u.s. science policy. starting at 8:30 eastern, scientist kelly weiner-smith and cartoonist zack wean are something i on the their think and then a microsoft ceo on the re-inveins of microsoft and his book holiday pit refresh holiday, and solve ware engineer on her book, life in cork also massachusetts institute of technology physics president, examine this concept of artificial intelligence in his book, life 3.0. booktv in primetime on c-span2. >> labor secretary alexander acosta testified last week before the house education and work force committee about his department's policies and priorities. he answered questions about overtime

american history tv primetime begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span3. >>> the senate finance committee spent most of last week going through the republican tax reform bill. today we'll show you key exchanges including one between brown and hatch: watch that today at 1:30 p.m. eastern on c-span2. coming up tonight at 8 eastern we will kick off our road to the white house kanch with 2020 democratic candidate jim delany. here's a preview. >> donald trump became the president this amazing country because of two things. one, democrats didn't turn out. and two, for some reason, we stopped talking to people about what they care about. i think the first part is going to take care of itself. the energy that you are showing, the enthusiasm that this party is showing is extraordinary. but we have -- -- issues we care about. and i believe in the fullness of time we'll be proven right on just about every one them. but that doesn't mean it moves people's hearts and minds. what moves people's hearts and mind is their job, their pay, and the op

it's just one of the things like when they released maps that wasn't ready for primetime they fired anate over artificial intelligence is too fast too soon, when we're talking about security, assisting things but security i think this is a bridge too far. >> liz: and morgan it just felt like a privacy issue too, that more and more you were giving up privacy and now using face to unlock phones for convenience. what do you think of that? >> you bring up a very good issue because think about this. think about if you're going through a customs place and you've got your phone locked and some country says we want to see what's on your phone and they grab your phone and put it up in front of your face. you have no protection from things like that and from a privacy standpoint they say look , don't worry it's secure. yeah, we thought the nsa tools were secure and a lot of things were. i don't believe it when somebody says don't worry we've tested it nothing to see here move along. that's when you should start becoming worried again not just ready for primetime. >> liz: morgan would you buy thi

here's our primetime lineup. at 7 pm eastern, michael costa, editor chronicles his life in britain in the run-up to world war ii. and eight, it's jeff yeager, executive producer of 60 minutes . he provides a behind-the-scenes history of the news program. on "after words" at 9 pm, daily color news foundation editor-in-chief christopher bedford examines donald trump's leadership as a businessman, politician and president. a former high school principal linda nathan examines the challenges facing high school students pursuing higher education and we wrap up our primetime programming at 11 pm eastern with bloomberg news senior editor john eppinger who reports on college fraternity culture. that all happens tonight on c-span2's book tv. the tv recently attended a book party for ken walsh, chief white house correspondent for u.s. news and world report for his most recent book ultimate insiders: a history of white house photographers. their access to the president. this is about 45 minutes. >>. [inaudible conversation]

(vicki)but our primetime coverage continues.tevea aveson are here with kron 4 news at 10. ((pam)) thank you grant and vicki..next at 10... tragedy strikes a bay area family. a mother of two... hit and killed while walking across a busy south san francisco street.the driver... took off. now police have released new details about the suspect they are looking for.plus...wild hogs wreaking havoc in one bay area city.the damage is so bad at one home...they had to dig up their entire yard!and we have video of the hogs in action.((pam)) plus...slick roads this evening... and more rain on the way this week.chief meterologist brittney shipp has your four zone forecast. ((steve))don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. 're alaska airlines. and we don't just fly lumberjacks to glaciers. we fly app developers to mexico city. novelists to nashville. and pilates instructors to palm springs. sure, we love a good glacier. but we also like a little cocoa butter. (pam) tonight at ten: police have releas

(vicki)but our primetime coverage continues.son are here with kron 4 news at 10. ((pam)) thank you grant and vicki... next at 10.. we are tracking the storm.((pam/ live)) heavy rain falling in parts of the bay area right now, and it is expected to last all night and into the morning. so take it easy out there on the roads.chief meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking your four zone forecast.plus....a scare in the air for dozens of passengers.that's a live bird...wedged into a plane. it's so bizarre...someone pulled out a camera and started filming.that story..coming up.((pam)) plus... an east bay high school coach, in big trouble with the law, after he is arrested in a prostitution sting.hear from shocked students.((steve))don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime continues after this break. hi, we're alaska airlines. and we don't just fly lumberjacks to glaciers. we fly all kinds of people all kinds of places. like app developers to mexico city. musically inclined novelists to nashville. and pilates instructors to

(vicki)but our primetime coverage continues.nd stevea aveson are here with kron 4 news at 10. ((pam)) thank you grant and vicki...breaking news just into our newsroom. we're getting reports of several people shot in richmond.at least two of the victims airlifted to the hospital.what we have learned so far.... at the top of the hour.plus... more breaking news.a killer..described as a psycopath...escapes from a hawaii and hops a plane to san jose.now the fbi is trying to track him down...standby for a live report.((pam)) plus... a big storm is headed our way and it could make for a dicey morning commute. chief meteorologist brittney shipp has your four zone forecast. ((steve))don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime (♪) (♪) it all starts with a wish. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down and a complementary first months payment. (pam) now at ten:exclusive surveillance video of a daring robbery attempt at a mall jewelery store... take a look... hooded criminals storm t

adrianna: skins 5--6 and take on the cowboys primetime thur autria: this black friday taking advantage of the great outdoors. the on freebie just as long as you want to enjoy some nature. adrianna: that's coming up plus mysterious new developments in the case of the missing submarine. the new sound that could spell disaster. us, a coffee chop tag with graduate eaty but tell you why people are rallying in support of the vandals. veronica: a wide range of temperatures across the area this friday morning as we wrap up our short workweek or mom day week for many if you don't have to work today. temple hills maryland at 33 but 24 in leesburg and look at the other pockets through herndon and areas out towards reston, 22 degrees and in manassas and warrenton and a temperature of 52, 54 degrees during the lunchtime hour and areas like culpepper up to 56 and stafford to 55 for a high temperature. and early tomorrow morning it's not looking quite as cold but notice the clouds across the area. we'll talk about the clouds for your saturday. when they could deliver a little rain and what's the best

american federal agent discussing his experiences fighting domestic terrorism and we wrap up our primetimeprogramming at 11 o'clock with joanna newman who recounts the women of new york social elite who join the suffrage movement in the early 20th century. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend. television for serious readers. now, here is brial kilmeade on "andrew jackson and the miracle of new orleans". we are pleased to welcome everyone to the auditorium this afternoon. those joining us on the heritage.org website as well as in the future on c-span booktv. for those in-house we would ask the courtesy to see

((steve)) don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after this break.fficult to get around a house in a wheelchair -- in the dark it's impossible.>(pam) tonight -- frustration at a bay area mobile home park.. many people who live there are spending a third night without power... residents say, they are also in the dark about what's going on to fix the problem... good evening i'm pam moore...(steve) and i'm steve aveson... this is happening at the oak crest estates in san jose... it's right off highway 237 on north first street... in a story you'll see only on kron4...ella sogomonian joins us from the mobile home park.. with more on the exact problem. sot: ella sogomonian, san jose// "you can see how dark it is out here and people have had to rely on candlelight and flashlights to get around in their homes and the community both in the morning and at night because of how dark it is this time of year. but they say the real problem is the management company hasn't been communicating well enough with them or prioritizing." power at the oakcrest estates mobi

watch american history tv in primetime starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span3. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1941, c-span was created as public service by america's cable television companies. that is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >>> up next on american history tv, history professor lisa osisan of des moines community college uses photographs and diary entries to show the friendship between herbert hoover and democrat, harry truman from the herbert hoover presidential museum in iowa, this is 45 minutes. >>

we are hearing what this president would like it to be is a primetime address.w what about? >> it's not clear what the president wants to talk about. they have sent signals, the administration has, that the president might want to talk a bit about north korea. he's also suggested on this trip that he's made some headway on the issue of trade. it's not clear exactly what, but that's important, especially because one of the most notable things about this trip was given the fact that the united states already pulled out of the trans-pacific partnership, the big trade deal, allowed the asian nations the president was dealing with have kind of gone around the united states and moved on, if you will. some of the things clear that haven't happened include the president standing up for human rights and that, of course, was important with do you tear tay. the president did take the opportunity to criticize past presidents. listen. >> the philippines, we just could not have been treated nicer. as you know, we were having a lot of problems with the philippines, the relatio

as recently announced should be headlining fox news primetime tv show, the ingram angle which will debut in the 10:00 o'clock hour one week from today. [applause] proxies said were aims to cut through the washington chatter speak directly with unexpected voices and people impacted by the news of the day. during today's speech we look forward to her bring in the same candor as she details her president trump remade the revolution in his own image. she will review previously unreported details behind the president's victory possible pitfalls that lead ahead for his ambitious agenda. topics found in her new book, billionaire at the barricades is on sale in the lobby. ladies and gentlemen, laura ingram. [applause] >> thank you everybody. i appreciate it. i want to thank everybody here at the farm, an amazing group. it's good to be with the little people in palm beach area. the regular people. apparently this came in. my kids are looking for holocaust two. twelve, nine, and 7-year-old at home. apparently there's a run on rhinestone cowboy hats. have you seen that? [laughter] apparently differ

your four zone forecast is on the way.keep it here..hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right electricity is finally back on inside a san francisco luxury high-rise apartment building.... the building had been in the dark tuesday.. (steve) good evening i'm steve aveson..(grant) and i'm grant lodes in for pam moore.. the fix is only temporaryas contractors and electricians work to solve the underlying problem. kron four's spencer blake is live i the city... to explain the chain of events that led to loss of utilities there. spencer? ,,, the electricity running through these luxury apartments is coming from generators tonight.the whole mess started with a water main breakand though some people are frustrated by the lack of utilities, a lot of people tell me management is handling things the right way. people who live in apartments in carmel rincon on howard street can see great views of the baybut for most of this weekthey haven't had much of a view áinside their homes. "the water, the hot water, the electricity. so yeah, it's been an interesting week." monday a water main broke

football team's fight to both ....overcome adversity and win it all you're watching kron-4 news in primetimes just win one away from playing for the championship. this team is fighting--- not only to win it all -- but to win for their north bay community --which has lost so much in the devastating wildfires. (steve) thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson.(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan. cardinal newman high school is in the semi-finals tonight. and all this time they've been in the playoffs--- they haven't played on their own turf... but that's not stopping them in their quest to win(steve) kro

. >> the "today" show team was on in primetime last night. savannah guthrie, al roker, hoda cot by joined lester holt. they did not mention lauer. >>> hearing from another media star fired for sexual miscond t misconduct. minnesota public radio fired garrison key lower. he's bee willered to be fired from the show he worked on for decades. he can't believe that somebody else can torch it in one morning. he said he put a hand on a woman's bare back while consoling her. he apologized when she recoiled and she forgave him. mpr says there are no other known allegations against keillor. >>> airports it in bali are crowded. >> the winds are shifted enough for some planes to take off and land on the island. take a look at new video coming into the live airlines are sending extra flights to bali to evacuate thousands of tourists, families stranded since mt. agung started spewing smoke and ash. they're urging anyone within six miles of the volcano to get out of the potential blast zone and get to an emergency shelter if they can. the winds finally blew

@p@úaxpxpúpxpp the eagles are back home this morning after a primetime win that sentans into a fren zi. receiving support. see how senior residents who lost everything in a fire are getting help today from the community. and speaking out, the first woman to accuse roy moore of sexual misconduct goes on camera. why she says she decided to come forward when she did. >>> right now at 11:00, a happy homecoming for the eagles as they returned home riding high after a lopsided primetime victory against a bitter rival. good morning to you. it was a case of domination in dallas as they beat the dallas cowboys by 28 points. listen to the screams of joy from eagles fans at xfinity live in south philadelphia. the crowd went off with every eagles score. it wasn't just eagles nation here at home celebrating the beating down of the hated cowboys. hundreds of fans who traveled to dallas ex hulted in dallas territory. birds fans could hardly contain themselves after a thoroughly satisfying victory over the arch rival cowboys. we talked with fans to traveled to dallas for the matchup.

(grant) but kron 4 news in primetime continuespam moore and steve aveson are here with a look at whatre working on for kron 4 news at 10. ((pam)) thank you grant and vicki...next at ten... a tragedy strikes a bay area family. a husband and father... shot and killed while trying to sell a used smartphone. it happened in the middle of the day... and the shooter is still on the loose. tonight we hear from family members.. who say, they will be planning a funeral instead of celebrating the holidays.plus...new at ten. we know the bay area is expensive.find out just how much money you need to make in order to buy a house.((pam)) plus... with thanksgiving fast approaching, a bay area food bank is asking for more donations to make sure families get a hot meal for the holiday.((steve)) don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right (pam) tonight, police are trying to track down the person who killed this married man ... with a young daughter. it happened while he was trying to sell a used smartphone... police say, the man was set up online ... instead of meeting a buyer ..

. >> you are watching tv, here's our primetime lineup. at 7 am eastern. scientists that we are smith report on several scientific advancements and their impact on society, humanity and the future. then eight, stanford university history professor richard weiss provides a history of reconstruction and the gilded age. on both tvs afterwards at 9 pm, muslim american federal agents can browser he discusses his experiences fighting domestic terrorism. >> that 10, there's often talked about the historical evolution of terrorism around the world. and the rise of modern groups like al qaeda and isis. we wrap up our primetime programming at 11 pm eastern francine kraft who recalls the life of meyer, israel's prime minister. that all happens tonight on tv. >>. [inaudible conversation] >> good evening everyone,

but constantly adding to the cast has helped keep the show in the top 25 in primetime. >> i mean, 300ve it. i remember when we were doing 250, and we were like, what? >> when i first joined the show in season five, scottish actor straight from scotland, and they just celebrated the 100th episode, and at the time, i was like, how does anybody ever get to 100 episodes? >> how much longer do you anticipate "grey's anatomy" being on the air? >> oh, i don't even know the answer to that question, because i said, two years, i'm sure. so here we are. >> the show's creator, shonda rhimes, brought her 15-year-old daughter harper to the celebration. and sees no reason to wrap up "grey's" anytime soon. i know that ellen has told you that she will do it as long as you're game for it. do you have an end game in sight? >> no, we have a deal in that sense. we're going to do it as long as the other one is in, and if the other one is not in, then it really can't happen. >> tonight on episode 300, expect a tribute to "grey's" alumni. >> i think i'm hallucinating. are you seeing what i'm seeing? george a

(grant)but kron 4 news in primetime continues.next at ten...ing yorkshire terriers being stolen...and then resold to unsuspecting customers.several viewers reaching out to kron 4...desperate for help.that story...coming up.plus...the family of a mother..killed by a hit and run driver speak out. why they say they are willing to forgive the person responsible for her death. ((2shot))((grant))plus..two dogs are missing tonight... after a bizarre crash in san francisco's sunset district. ((vicki))don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime continues right after the break. really? really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. (steve) new tonight at ten:we are looking into a rash of stolen yorkshire terriers in the east bay... at least five viewers have reached out to us in the last few months to tell us they have been victimized... good evening i'm steve aveson. (grant) an

what made him come back to primetime? by the set to find out. >> this is the next chapter of shemar moore as an actor. >> taking the flight to south l.a. is just wrong, it won't work. well, those are the orders. >> and this is my team. >> why did i leave tv and just go back? because this show, i call my dream job, and i'm not just saying that to be cute. take care of business, fellows. >> shemar is taking care of business as hondo, a sergeant with the lapd. >> hondo is a bad man in a good way. i get to be a badass. i get to be charming. i get to be compassionate. and then we're going to give you a little sexy time. >> fans of the 47-year-old and his 47 abs won't be disappointed. he packed on ten pounds of muscle for the role and just nine minutes into the premiere, the shirt already comes off. he knows shemar loves to turn on the charm. >> shut your mouth you're winning. >> so, what do his new castmates think of his shemarisms and shirtlessness? do you guys give him grief about it? >> i'd like to give him grief about it b

we like to thrive in the primetime games. >> jenkins had three interceptions against dak prescott.ere's how the nfc playoff picture looks -- >>> breaking news in california. charles manson, the man behind two nights of terror in hollywood, is dead. the cult leader declared himself the devil and told his followers to commit the murders in 1969. the seven victims were found bound, shot, and stabbed multiple times. the words "death to pigs" and "helter skelter" were written on the walls in blood. manson had been sentence today to death but eventually got life in prison after the california supreme court temporarily abolished the death penalty. >>> 5:05. neighbors saved two people from a burning house in roxboro. they just couldn't get to another person who lived there in time. sheilah hawkins, a third-grade teacher from a nearby elementary school, died after firefighters pulled her from this home on wrenn street on sunday morning. before firefighters got there, neighbors heard the screams, they ran over to help. they grabbed a ladder and pulled two people out. firefighters praised the

>> wednesday night on american history tv in primetime. a look at the 70th anniversary of the 1947 hollywood blacklist hearings. american history tv in primetime all this week at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. now, jonathan i was counting the life of politics and sports legend, and ali. from the conference in nashville. this is 40 minutes. >> good morning everyone. you for coming and welcome to the 29 festival of books. i'm andrew and it is my great pleasure to have opportunity to introduce jonathan egg this morning, and other that i really admire and he is here this morning to talk about his new book and a new biography of mohammed ali. i understand this is his only third stop. for he speaks i've been asked to mention a few things. first, the book possible,a of course, is pretty but if you would like to contribute to the cause you can do that at the headquarters for the book possible outside ort online and also i reminded after his remarks he will be heading over to the signing tent which is next to the tent out on the main plaza so you ca

>> the obama years were the primetime of the expansion.icom was really in the opening stages at the end of the bush administration. during the obama years there was a -- a mass expansion of, of u.s. troops. u.s. special operations forces. djibouti, ethiopia, chad, cameroon, among others. so, it's really during the obama years that we saw major expansion. how its the military getting away with this. how are they, how are they being allowed to do this without any particular oversight? i think off the radar for congress and the american people i don't think are served very well. by the mainstream media on this. u.s. africa command has, basically held the line that they have one base on the continent. other names, contingency operative locations. these are bases. i think the media has done a relatively poor job of digging into this. and -- you know when africom puts out press releases or talks about its exercises, they're framed as training missions or humanitarian operations. and, there haven't been a lot of people who have been, digging into

extraordinary for a fox news anchor to rebuke the real whole purpose that animated one of there primetimehor's entire program. >> shep smith is a native of my hometown in mississippi, too. he has always done this when there are contentious issues. he'll go through and dissect and bear down to the truth. i give him props for that. i think it's something that fox will be well served to do for more of their audiences. >> we've been talking since the hour started about -- we've all been talking about how one of the problems with roy moore is people simply don't believe "the washington post" they believe shep smith. >> i've known him for a long time. hee he's a first class journalist and a credit to his network. when all you do is listen to sean or laura or rush or other names you can mention, you inhabit a parallel universe in which everything that's being told to you by the times or "wall street journal" or nbc or any other reputable news organization is automatically suspect. the problem is that even if these organizations occasionally make mistakes, they're not trafficking in fake news. we

news correspondent deborah roberts spoke to the woman at the center of the case part of a "2020 primetimecial" called track and fears. airs tonight. bailey gibson claims she was coerced into a sexual relationship with her track and university of arizona. carter claims it was consensual and bailey initiated it. carter has been arrested and charged with four counts including assault and stalking. he pleaded not guilty. i spoke to roberts about the case. what does the university say about that, do we hear from them? >> tonight you'll also hear about the university of arizona, did it do enough, how did it handle this situation, was it involved? we'll lay out the case of how this whole sordid saga unwound. >> "2020" airs at 10:00 an abc 7 before abc 7 news pat 11:00. >>> creating jobs to take facebook into the future, launches a flu small businenew team and gives us the inside scoop in today's money report. >>> live look outside at our sfo camera. meteorologist mike nicco is tracking showers. his full accuweather forecast is next. >>> the abc 7 storm impact scale, today's storm is level 1. tha

i've been honored and blessed to do nmber of primetime documentaries with pbs over the years about theght and suffering of young black boys. they don't deliver a love of reading by the third grade they're doomed. so many of them i discovered in the research don't develop a love of reading by the third grade because they don't see themselves as characters in the narrative. the point you raised moments ago. these young bla black boys never see themselves on the cover of a book. i wonder if these issues didn't exist if they developed a love of reading early on. >> i think the educational realities and outcomes our children face is certainly part of the crisis we're facing. this idea that somehow doing well in school is being white is a very new phenomenalon as we kw there was nothing blacker than doing well in school. teacher costs move throughout the south and have homes to stay in because they were revered. think think part of it is finding some of the solutions that were already there. emphasis on education, desire to ensure our children get the right education it's done by direct serv

. >> the "today" team was also on primetime last night. take a look here. savannah guthrie, hoda cat bee and lester holt were joined for the lighting. >>

. >> the "today" team was also on primetime last night. take a look here. savannah guthrie, hoda cat bee and lester holt were joined for the lighting. >> terminated garrison keillor yesterday. he told a massachusetts newspaper he is bewildered to be fired from the newspaper. he can't believe someone else can torch it in one day. >> he apologized when she recoiled and far gave him. npr says there are no other known allegations against keillor. >>> another woman joins a growing list of students who say they were raped at howard university. >> chris lawrence has more on the federal lawsuit. >> eun, they want to join a federal lawsuit saying howard took its time investigating her rape case. it added to the lawsuit. she would be the sixth student to say she was raped at the historically black university. the woman has been identified as jane doe 6. she says she was assaulted by a repeat offender last year. school more than a year to deal with her case. in that time, the man she had accused of attacking her attacked another student. howard university put a statem

. >> primetime, yeah. >> yeah. to hang out with you today to watch you sleep. wake up. we're out here having fun. >> well, it looks like they might be on a break from work or something. >> oh, no. >> yeah. you notice the driver gets out. got a fire extinguisher. >> oh, poor guy. he probably really needed a nap. >> what would you do? because i'm thinking wait until the opportune moment, whip the door open and then -- >> and then spray him with the fire extinguisher. >> a chemical that's potentially super harmful. >> it's >> i told you this was the part of their manual that they all abide by because it's textbook. >> oh! >> so first rip open the door, the dude comes tumbling out and nick you called it. >> there we go. >> he didn't know what hit him. >> he's like all well done. you got me. >> the guy shouldn't be sleeping on the job. >> oh. >> that's -- >> no sleep on the job. >> don't come to work to sleep. >> it was about getting caught slipping. >> is there an exemption job to when you can sleep around your friends

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