joining me noweuna pruitt with the montgomery county police tell uhomaks yoll have searching officially today? >> we'll have a team of 24 search professionals, officers. and that will include eight canines as you managed earlier. >> we've come across people this morning who want to get vo want to do what they can while you have these official and very specialized efforts. >> we want to thank the public first for all their efforts so far. but the best way that you can help now iso t areas that you frequent, even look in your own back yards, in your sheds, in your parks, anywhere that you tend to go. please stay away from the woods because we dogs that are air scent dogs, they have very sensitive noses. we don't want to get them confused as we look for the children. >> ipele th they have spotted these chilen somewhere, at should they do? you obviously still want information om the public. >> absolutely. call us immediately. you can cal at 911. this is a very important case. this is an emergency. or you can call 301-271-8000. >> even if you may have spotted mrs. hog nl an area, you still w

. >> gary: pruitt will try to get some pressure. >> verne: anderson. >> gary: it feels that this southr the package. that time wilson wasn't picked up. nobody blocked number 51 coming up the middle. not enough time, not enough manned coverage to force dylan thompson to take it down and get another throw. >> verne: thompson with terrific numbers so far. 21 of 28. 271 yards. hands it off this time to wilds. gain of 7. >> gary: remember, this is a georgia defense. south carolina stacking up the first downs. had six three and outs against clemson in the first half. one four and out and held them to minuscule in that game against clemson. so far, it's not there. >> verne: it will be second down and three. gibson is in as the tight end on the right side. a nice fake. wilds gets the hand-off. another first down. >> gary: well, if you think south carolina runs to the left a lot, you would be correct. 50 and 53 are the strength of that football team. veteran big men. >> verne: herrera gasping for breath, the linebacker. >> gary: as verne told you, another tack until the game for cody gibson. >>

. >> adolphus pruitt is head of the local naacp chapter which filed a federal civil rights complaintthe st louis county police for disproportionately targeting blacks. >> a young black kid can live in an urban area and when he leaves his house and he's going for a walk, or he's going to work, he's going to school, he's subjected to be stopped by the police, he's subjected to be questioned, he's subjected to have to show identification, he's subjected to be run through the system to see if he has any oustanding warrants. and in some cases it happens for no reason at all. >> even if they avoid the police, these young men have other odds stacked against them: the unemployment rate for african americans in this county is three times that of whites. >> i mean st louis is probably one of the most segregated communities in the country, both racially and socio-economically. as african-americans move in, whites move out. and what happens also with that is that some of the highest paying jobs, some of the best of the living conditions go with them. >> among black males aged 16 and 24, the unem

and pruitt is the attorney general of oklahoma who brought the case.he state of indiana has brought its own case and so these cases are at an earlier point. but it's very, very common to have lots of versions of the satisfaction. for example in the contraception cases there are over 50 cases brought by religious organizations objecting to the federal regulations on religious accommodation. you bring this many cases just for the same reason you path lot of soldiers on the battlefield because some are going fall. some are going to fall apart and you need a lot of cases moving in order to move up as it were. so here's the plaintiff's theory of the case. all these cases are the same. same lawyers working on the cases, same lawyers working on the defense of the cases, same lawyers writing amicus brief. gw filed an amicus brief on behalf of the government and leighton did lots and lots of wonderful original research to help support the arguments we advanced in our amicus brief. here's the plaintiff's theory. these are people opposed to the subsidies now. and

pruitt kathy.itt kathy was known across the globe as a successful businessman, author, and inventor of the chicken sandwich. he would also say that god created chicken. we created the chicken sandwich. most importantly he was a beloved great grandfather, grandfather, father, and husband . above all else, his strong christian faith could be seen in everything he did. didn't matter if it was his company, his employees, his generosity. it was all embodied in the love and good news of jesus christ. truitt's whole life was about giving hope and opportunity to those who had none. his dedication to helping children who have been abused and lost in the foster system reflected how important family values were to him. and are only a fraction of what truitt, a man of such great integrity, was able to accomplish. having come from nothing himself, he wanted every child to have the same chance at success and happiness as he it. truitt established the wind shape foundation, which includes 11 long-term foster home