unstopables by downy. >>> yesterday rae carruth was wearing a prison uniform. raleigh prison -- >>> and that of course was our old colleague and "world news now" coverage of rae carruth's murder for hire case in 2001. >> he's now issuing an open letter apologizing for his pregnant woman's death and seek custody of his son who suffers from cerebral palsy. >> it says to whom it may concern. >> reporter: no one was more surpriseered than sandra adams to learn of this 15-page letter sent not to her but -- and rae carruth says he wants to openly contrount and defunct the lies adams has told about pim. i call them a god send after carruth conspired to kill chaptler's mother. then he apologizes saying quote i take full responsibility for everything. >> whether he means it or not, he's spoken to universe and said he was responsible fortia rika's death and for chancellor's cerebral paullsy and i have nev heard that before. >> reporter: saying she's quote capitalized on the situation. carruth whose prison sentence is up wrote i'mall retdy going to have -- and acuss adams

. - a woman by the name of kathy rae emailed me. gonna put that email on the screen, and then i'll comment after it. "you need to be fired for the race-baiting comment "you made tonight. "it's okay for blacks to discuss certain subjects, "but not whites, really? you are what i call a--" she wrote n-i-g-e-r. "not a black person. "you are a racist n-i-g-e-r. you are what's wrong with the world." and so i would say to kathy a couple of things. number one, you mischaracterized what i said. i think when arguing with somebody, you have to be careful not to mischaracterize their viewpoint, so i won't mischaracterize your view either, kathy rae. i get it. on december 5, 2017, you think it's okay to call this journalist a nigger. i don't. but i could clap back and say a few things to you. but instead, i'll let your words, kathy rae, speak for themselves, and that'll be the last word. - goddamn! whoo! [cheers and applause] the revolution will be televised. did you see that head tilt? did you see that? you may not know what that means, but whe

rae brown / american academy of pediatics - dr.ir of american academy of pediatrics: "doesn't mean that they wanted the child to have 3 cups that just means that they wrote a prescription for a long period of time hoping that they wouldn't have to hear from the parent again ever, because that's a bother."dr. rae brown is the chair of the american academy of pediatrics.brown: "children die every year because of having been given opioids after tonsillectomy. it's to the extent of the academy of pediatrics has come out strongly against the use of one specific drug - codeine which especially is toxic in a group of children."and what the food and drug administration is now doing could help... by increasing warning requirements on prescriptions with codeine. before, the agency said the drug should not be used for any reason, even coughing, in children 12 and younger. now, it's anyone 18 and younger. doost: "how much of the medication did she end up taking?"dad: "about 10%.... maybe 15."these parents weaned their gymnast off the drug... a

. >>> george, now to former nfl player rae carruth breaking his silence speaking out from behind barse 1999 murder of his then-pregnant girlfriend. abc's gio benitez is here with more and, gio, rae also says he wants to be part of their son's life when he released. >> he does. carruth will be released in just months and he wants custody of the son who was almost killed that carruth planned. the shooting that killed the boy's mother. >> touchdown, rae carruth. >> reporter: he was a star on the football field, playing for the carolina panthers but that all changed in 1999 when rae carruth was arrested in connection with the murder of his pregnant girlfriend. police say he hired someone to shoot cherica adams and spent the past 17 years behind bars. his unborn son survived the shooting delivered prematurely with cerebral palsy. scheduled to be released this fall, carruth is now speaking out from behind bars taking responsibility for the crime and expressing desire to help take care of his son. the young man was raised by his grandmother, carruth spoke with wbtv by phone. >> i'm apologizi

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rae brown / american academy of pediatics - dr.ae brown/chair of american academy of pediatrics: "doesn't mean that they wanted the child to have 3 cups that just means that they wrote a prescription for a long period of time hoping that they wouldn't have to hear from the parent again ever, because that's a bother."dr. rae brown is the chair of the american academy of pediatrics.brown: "children die every year because of having been given opioids after tonsillectomy. it's to the extent of the academy of pediatrics has come out strongly against the use of one specific drug - codeine which especially is toxic in a group of children."and what the food and drug administration is now doing could help... by increasing warning requirements on prescriptions with codeine. before, the agency said the drug should not be used for any reason, even coughing, in children 12 and younger. now, it's anyone 18 and younger. doost: "how much of the medication did she end up taking?"dad: "about 10%.... maybe 15."these parents weaned their gymnast off t

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there was breaking news that nator feinstein, of california, wants to approaches legislation to rae the age of purchasing a firearm to 21. nikolas cruz, of course,9.as could the midterms and concernsr on a sn voters prompt some action on something like that? >> no, it won't. the n.r.a. is just too good. we have a very familiar cycle through. going we have initial outrage, sadness d demands for action. then we have a few things proped and then they put the brakes on it. and then two weeks from now or two days from now, some other big story is going to break, people are going t forget about it and the fever will go down and the bl will never come up. i mean, if they couldn't d b thosep stocks after vegas, that has nothing to do with whether you can own a gun or not. but to say an 18-ye-old or 19-year-old can't buy a gun is going to be - that's a much bigger step for them to take than to banff bo stocks and they couldn't even do that. >> i generallyh agree w everything that you said. but this time, unlike newtown and some other instances you had young people, high school-a students describ

m mcgahn from the white house, and signed by rod rosenstein deputy attorney general and christopher raein this two paragraph letter, they say they are attaching aversi attaching aversion that highlighted information which would present concerns about the protection of intelligence sources and methods ongoing investigations. and then they continue to say we have further identify fied in red boxes subset of such information for which national security or law enforcement concerns are especially significant. does this make you think, all right, this is real, and you all gave them something that was going to compromise national security as oppose ds to political edits because this letter comes from rod rosenstein and chris rae? >> wray. >> thaert's right. if these are national i had iese don't want it to go to the public. but we also told the department of justice we want them it look at this in the full context that the president and house republicans have already put out a misleading memo. so the only way to correct the record, to make sure that the fbi's reputation is not unfairly tainted

. >> good evening, detectives at svu are rae tris tracing steps and conducting interviews. a 15-year-old girl was abduc abducted off the streets of north philadelphia. and now this happened around 6:30 tonight. police confirmed this is classified as abduction case no doubt about it. the teenage female was taken it a location in the 300 block of fair hills street. police say she was not physically harmed during the course of han hour long ordeal. she was let go at 9 and cecil b. moore avenue in prury town section of north philadelphia. police say they were called an hour later to report that the alleged victim had been located. and high ranking police sources say they expect to have more information about this ordeal and unfolding investigations once the 15 yard sipt viewed. and police say right now thaet they are seeking two men he driving a silver sedan believed to be behind this ab bux. police at svu want to hear from you if you have any information though once again this sa-year-old girl reported to be unharmed after an hour long abduction on the streets of north philade

. >> so we looked at if there's a rae re lease or failure of the dam. >> built in 1968 was one of seven concerns in this memo to officials last june. the other six are in los angeles, san bernardino and plumeas county. they are considered high or extremely high hazard. meaning likely loss of life downstream should they fail. the memo notes in the wake of the failure, quote, these structures may have potential structure churl or performance issues that could jeopardize their ability to safely pass a flood event. john garamendi. >> show me the money. >> he served as the deputy secretary of the interior in bill clinton's administration. >> these are known problems. >> we dug through the inspection records for all seven dams and while each said it was satisfactory for use, we found similar concerns for those noted in oroville's before the dam filled. cracks and voids in san bernardi bernardino. plumas, settling in the dam itself. in los angeles cracking, spaling and erosion in the spillway at pyramid damage. >> we don't have the adequate resources to maintain it. >> these former employees b

the body of the opposition leader morgan chang rae has arrived back in zimbabwe since his death from cancer. hundreds of supporters were at the international airport to pay their respects. 1a people have been killed after a helicopter travelling mexican politicians crashed on top of survivors of an earthquake. it crashed on top of two minibuses. at ten o'clock, martine croxall will be here with a full round—up of today's news. now on bbc news — our world "we lived through a war." there are flashing images from the beginning of this film. we have a pursuit. sirens wail ..heading eastbound, about 70mph... it's a pursuit. they're on the freeway, they're coming east. the crime situation is high. it's very, very busy for law enforcement. but, again, it's a very small percentage of people that are causing the problems. all right, bad guyjust crashed. all right. i'm going to get us a little bit off because we have, like, 17 guns pointed in this direction. over radio: ..they are starting to take the occupants into custody. a night patrol with the la sheriffs in the city of compton. two suspe

the rae tile giant would be selling hijabs online only starting next week. of course, this is not without some controversy. many people see the hi job as a sign of female oppression and women uniraq and where else or removing their headscarves to protest religious restrictions. well, they are risking their live for freedom of choice and expression. so should macy's be selling this product at time. the designer of the line who is muslim says yes. of course. women are justifying for their rights, some are to wear their headscarves on their turn and many don't see any controversy here at all. >> this is the opportunity for muslims, because it is empowering women, and it is not just for mlias far as anyone whs modest clothing and i think dea there is hijabs, hijab is kind of theardrobe, the clothing line, actually, and sets as you part a little bit and us really not. >> becomes the major u.s. department store to offer ig names are already doing this overseas aroundnd h&m, oscar, della ren ta andnd n 250 billion a year on muslimo ad there is a desire for more fas

more than one week after another mass shooting incident targeting our kids, it is stoking rae ini emotions on all sides of the gun debate. >> many have made the case for more common sense controls on gun sales. president trump started off the week talking about strengthening background checks for guns and banning bump stocks, which are devices that go onto a semi-automatic rifle. then he changed his tune and called on all, quote, adept teachers to carry concealed weapons into classrooms or at least those who are adept. in other words, more guns, not fewer, which is right out of the national rifle association's playbook. just listen to the nra's chief, wayne la pierre. >> they want to sweep right under the carpet the failure of school security, the failure of family, the failure of america's mental health system. and even the unbelievable failure of the fbi to stop a bad guy with a gun. it takes a good guy with a gun. [ cheers and applause ] >> except the good guy with the gun didn't go in the building. >> every year wayne la pierre's organization spends tens of millions of dollars to lobby

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potentially, in terms of if you look within the bond market, what its expectations are for how many raes we might get this year, so i don't think today's action itself is going to change that storyery much, but perhaps the fact that we do have a new leader of the fed, we're not entirely sure of exactly how, you know, he and the committee will rea toincoming information. you know, there's an old wall street kind of lore that says new fed chairs arehe tested by markets at some point. i don't want to make too much of that in terms of what happened today, but i do think it's interesting that a of these things kathy's talking about, how we have to get our heads around how the economy is too hot or just hot enough with regards to ilation and interest rates, that's really the market conversation and that has a lot to do with what the fed's going decide. >> well, we thank you all. we'll see what tomorrow brings. matt maley with miller tabak, kathy jones with charles schwab, and mike santoli, thank you all. >>> ahead, what long-term investors need to know about the market sell-off. ♪ ♪ >>> all 11

[laughter] [inaudible] i would like to quote from this in the closing it comes from carly rae brown at evansville indiana. her girl scout troop was asked to hold up signs about what they wanted to see a [inaudible] [laughter] here's the question she says what can i do now as a 9-year-old to make a change should, how can i follow in your footsteps? >> may i say first aspiring to be a judge it is a wonderful thing. i have a granddaughter who is now a lawyer and when she was eight i was being filmed for a show and my granddaughter was with me and wanted to be in the film. what would you like to be when you grow up into this and then 8-year-old said i would like to be president of the united states of the world. [laughter] it's the difference between the aspirations that young women can have today and what the they han the not so good old days. she should take her school work very seriously as the job announced a and then do things in your community whether it is assisting in getting food to the homeless people or if you care about the environment. she asked me to ask you to please stay on

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. >> reporter: from his philly fotog rae photography factory he pumps out views with his signature catchphrase. his afro might catch your eye, but he's gotten 60,000 followers. but he started at zero back before youtube could make you famous. >> the first video i posted was in 2008 and it's a fail, complete fail. >> reporter: you don't become a youtube star overnight. it takes time and failure. >> wake up, make a video, come back from lunch and do the same thing. >> reporter: but slowly the likes and the followers spiked. jared remembers his first paycheck from youtube. >> i was like i made 18 cents today. i was like i made money on the internet. >> reporter: now eight years later its his full time job. a unique brand of art class mixed with off-the-wall humor. >> yes, love this smell. smells so good. >> reporter: it's raw, real, and most importantly viral. his advice for budding youtubers is to just do it. take a video, post it online, find your audience. be persistent, always be yourself even if nobody is watching. >> you're going to get 50 views on a video or less and a lot of them may be y

but you mentioned issa rae from "up secure." donald glover from "atlanta."iences being front and center now? >> it's amazing and it's really important right now and it's definitely a moment for people of color and i also think that it's in honor to be able to kind of be a part of that with these specials, but i think what's great about it is it's highlighting the nuances between people of color like we are all black women but we're all different and we all have different styles and we all have different stories and personalities and so what i love about this moment is that we're able to differentiate ourselves as opposed to usually just getting the general sort of treatment which is nice. >> what's also great is that, you know, i think hollywood is starting to recognize the buying power of people and you can lo no longer ignore these audiences anymore because they have excellent taste and cater to that taste like you catered to white dudes. >> amen to that. i saw the episode with sarah jessica parker. oh, my goodness. you guys -- >> legendary. >> we have a f

with the due process clause of our constitution, where every everybody is presumed innocent you bet he rae reed our constitution. >> independence line. >> caller: the destruction of cheffed was subpoenaed which i'm sure this gentleman knows is against the law, he took a sledge happenner and bleached those two computers subpoenaed by the government. she also granted immunity to abedin and other aides behavior they gay up and destroyed their computers and the dnc was requested to submit their compute towards proffer they were hacked and they did not do this. you say that hillary accepts responsibility. but she's no acristocrat with a double standard. the law show apply to her and the gentleman's right, she should have been indicted and in jail and therefore not a days. you should be ashamed of yourself, lanny. thank you. >> guest: if you're looking at shame, just think of what you have just done on national television. without a jury, without a trial, withouten indict, james comey spent a year and said no indictment is necessary here or justified. you've diagree and have just called her guil

i think sometimes there's this knee jerk rae action when something like this happens. >> risk is stillon't want to take risk. but without taking proper risk your money's not going to grow. from last year to this year, the dow's up from 20,000 to 26,000. we have a good conducive market. healthy corrections are always something we're going to have. this was, in my view, a healthy correction. >> you mentioned correction. is it a surprise? what is the difference here? and a lot of people are trying to wrap their heads around the cause of it. >> the basic cause is all the information has been so superlative. low unemployment numbers, great wage growth. the gross domestic product is going to, se going to exceed 3%. the federal reserve gets nervous and may have to raise rates three or four times to augment the cost of inflation. it's important to walk the balancing act that the federal reserve has to walk and make sure we don't have outrageous growth but moderate growth that can keep it contained. >> a mentor once told me sometimes you need to sit and be still. maybe that applies in this case

the county board of supervisors approved the special election triggering strong rae action from bothof this debate. >> nearly 95,000 voters signed the petition and it's just very clear that the voters of this county have lost confidence in judge persky's ability to be fair. if it succeeds, judges are not going to be willing to exercise their discretion to be lenient for fear of being recalled. so this is just terrible on so many levels. >>> supervisors place the question of who should replace persky if he loses on the same recall ballot. voters have the option of immediately choosing a replacement. >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> let's start in the south bay. mid to upper 40s when you get into the flatter land. milpitas and up in the hills and los gatos we're in the mid to upper 50s. we've got 47 right now in newark, brentwood at 46. fairfield, 42. same thing in napa. san pablo, 52. alameda and san carlos, 56. coming into san francisco or waking up here, it's 55 degrees. it looks gorgeous in santa cruz this morning. if you're out exercising, on the bay, total su

do you have a sense rublican rae members will join you in this call? >> so let's look at one of the ways that we can bring people into this conversation.st my fee members, republican leadership in the house and senate butat it is that he is a man of action ani that at veterans and soldiers we save life we don'tn we g out there and do it. i think that's what the travel ban has been all about saving ln our community and our country.ct ame model and apply it right now to this situation. >> brennan: but you don't havee president hasn't -- can get thet on board and members of congress on board to say, lesame kind ofd right now. where we look at who is having s to? what were the failures that wenr state agencies and in the state. on, get back to the american people after this pause withh sensible solutions because we are going to look at this in a veea made sense in the case of terrorists coming into this country and makes sense looking at guns. >> brennan: do you believe that teachers, even trained teachers sh b >> i don't. arming teachers is a distraction.

. >>> speaking out, rae carruth played in the nfl but he's been in prison for nearly 20 years.n the skinny, the fergie fallout. she as a message about her version of the national anthem. ♪ by the dawn's early light >> we're going to take a look at today's forecast. the dawn's early light ♪ >> we're going to take a look at today's forecast. un-stop right there! i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer. with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. ah, it's so fresh. and it's going to last from wash to... ...wear for up to 12 weeks. unstopables by downy. >>> even yesterday he was wearing a prison uniform. he was taken by sheriff van to the raleigh prison following the sentencing for murder of his girlfriend. >> and that of course was allison stewart, our "world news now" coverage of the murder-for-hire case back in 2001. >> carruth is now issuing an open letter apologizing and seeking custody of his son who suffers from cerebral palsy. >> as you can expect, the mother of his ex-girlfriend has something to say. >> this is to whom it may concern. i guess it concerns

multiples for stocks given everybody's expectations >> the answer comes down dramatically but no body raeealizes that? >> from two weeks ago when we are at our highs >> yesterday's trajectory, we would say 19 times it is a fluid situation. so then we can get a guy on air, didn't that what happens in the second or third week of 1987 when you had that up the longest. if you want to keep drawing any analogy to that, the fast majority of people we bring on tv are bullish >> oh, i don't think so. most of these strategies, come on the youtube generation, david, on the one hand but on the other, all right, so when they're on youtube, youtube does not screen those people for crypto anger david, come on, things ar are -- you cannot change on a dime like the market apple was up two bucks before this number came down. did apple's valuation change that much over night >> no. >> those people were saying i got apple at a cheaper price >> we are watching the futures here >> should we be afraid interest rates -- >> we are coming back. >> interest rates just went down in the 98 seconds with ef bee h talki

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