you and your brother when ray gets out?nd going for a nice little walk with him. being able to look at him eyeball to eyeball and talk to him, you know. various things, you know. family. he's got a little girl. he's a grandpa now. i don't have no kids where he does. i'd like to see him be able to be a good father to his daughter and a good grandpa. sure, that would be nice. obviously i'll get choked up as soon as i see him, no doubt. >> are you going to make it this time staying out? >> yeah, i believe i'm going to make it, no doubt. >>> coming up, ray slagle approaches his release date. >> i have no doubt in my mind. you know, i'm going to do it. [ bleep ]. this is dead. >> but his final hours are consumed by doubt. >> i started -- i'm practically having a panic attack. i'm like, man, am i going to make it? ♪ do you want clean, stain free dentures? try polident. the four in one cleaning system kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria, cleans where brushing may miss. helps remove stains and prevent stain build up. use polident

he's the star of "ray donovan" on showtime, a fantastic actor.eiber is here tonight, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] you know her from hbo's "curb your enthusiasm." she's also got a very funny new film coming out, "a bad mom's christmas." cheryl hines is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] and you know him from "snl." he is also one of the voices and the writer of the "david s. pumpkins halloween special." mikey day is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] very excited to have mikey here for the first time. before we get to all that, the trump administration seems permanently inundated by scandal and constantly under siege, including from senior members of trump's own party. which might explain why many on the right seem to want to live in an alternate reality where trump actually isn't president. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: just in the past week, senior members of the republican party have warned that the president is a threat to democracy and national security. and the president hi

sharks and rays are falling sick of the adriatic coast. but why?nimal rights activists want dolphinariums banned - and they're outlawed in many countries. but not in spain. whaling is banned worldwide. but only for larger species. we go to russia, where belugas are still being hunted. ♪ >> belugas, or white whales, are extremely sociable marine mammals that live together in pods. they communicate using a wide range of different sounds. that's earned them the nickname "canaries of the ocean". but, their habitat is under threat. plastic trash and other toxins in the oceans are making the mammals sick. underwater noise levels are increasing, due to heavy ship traffic and drilling for oil and gas. all this together with rising water temperatures is making life tough for the whales. belugas live in the arctic waters, including those off russia. there though they are still at the mercy of hunters. ♪ in the black sea, two russian film journalists are documenting the fate of dolphins and white whales, or belugas -- known for their unusual singing. these fi

but did he go by the name ray smith? and then -- a callback. it was the ray smith from colorado. he had the right name, the right age, place of birth, had grown up without knowing any blood relatives. all that ray smith knew was his mother's name, according to his birth certificate, was jeri. he was starting to sound a lot like our ray. we asked if he would submit to a dna test. he agreed, and there was no doubt we'd found him. we brought ray and his fiancee to a los angeles hotel and showed him the story of his sisters. in a way, his story, too. >> i thought that the story itself was sad. sounded like they had a rough life. and it was really similar to mine. >> so it was. and it began the same way, too, when shirley took him from jeri, except ray was turned over to a woman named anna lee brown, who named him jimmy brown, the only name he knew growing up. >> she had told me that she had adopted me, but i was also shipped around a lot from home to home because she had a lot of health problems, from what i was told. >> he was neglected, he said, and often abused, bounced around for

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. >>> coming up, rachael ray celebrates 2,000 shows with the >>> coming up, rachael ray celebrates 2,000akeup in a snap? >>> coming up, rachael ray garnier micellar cleansing water for waterproof makeup is up to the challenge. garnier micelles act like a magnet. to gently remove stubborn makeup. with no harsh rubbing. in just one step. perfect for sensitive skin. micellar cleansing water from garnier. >>> baby girl. i see you, boo. i ain't going nowhere. >> reporter: tonight, shemar moore is keeping his promise and making a return to "criminal minds." >> check this out. same furniture? >> you thought i would let them move it? >> reporter: for the second time since officially leaving the show, the 47-year-old will reprise his role as agent derek morgan to help on a special case. >> just to look at me. >> sure i did. >> good. >> i'm really sorry this is -- >> i'm moving on. >>> promo considerations provided by -- >>> it's the only mop you're going buy. it's the best mop you're going use. >>> jennifer lawrence received an oscar nomination for the movie joy. that is the real joy mangano. she

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oprah and rachael ray there. and she tells the story she had rachael on her show and said you have it. that was the moment she says her life changed and tomorrow she is the hostess of the 2000th episode program. >> there is hot guys and there is icons and oprah. and there is that. it's insane. >> you know your musical guest comes on and i have chills. >> i was crying. >> my cheeks hurt i was smiling so much. and i think i'm so freaked out i may go home and cry later. >> so yes the surprise guests are amazing. and pretty much everyone squealed with joy and also cried for a full hour, you can watch rachael's 2000th episode with her cohost oprah tomorrow morning at 10:00 and coming up on "action news" at 4:00 we'll talk about the special bond between the two women and why she calls her the fairy god mother and her advice to anyone with a dream. >> very exciting. >> i'm not going to lie oprah walks out and i'm like -- >> i bet. >> looking forward to that tomorrow thank you. quick break and "action news" continues aft

linebackers ray-ray armstrong and reuben foster say they ran off... after two masked men pulled up in a car, >>> two 49ers players escaped unharmed after being held up at gunpoint in san francisco. linebackers ray-ray armstrong and reuben foster say they ran off after two masked men pulled up in a car and pointed an assault rifle and handgun at them. it happened outside a dance club called love and propaganda in san francisco's downtown about 2 a.m. monday. team management released a statement: investigation." mo , on our coverage of wine country wildfires evacuees returning home may still face hazards... even if their homes weren't damaged. k-p-i-x five's jackie ward reports on the dangers of of >>> more now on our coverage of the wine country wildfires. evacuees returning home may still face hazards even in undamaged homes. kpix 5's jackie ward reports on the dangers of toxic ash. >>> reporter: on what's been one of the clearest days in santa rosa since the start of the fires, people here are still wearing facemasks. volunteers at the american red c

it's an advertisement, it's a billboard for what ray large audience hewed a is asking for.e're not getting things done on this board because of the bureauracy and the inflow. ray l lado has some issues what powers would they have, what would they really be able to accomplish anything but when jack evans and other board members fight like this and potentially impede progress it gives ammunition neution to those who say let's go along with ray's idea. what is the governor of virginia saying. >> he condemned jack evans and says he's unfit to serve on the borement terry mcauliffe didn't respond. he is behind getting rid of the current metro board and replacing it. in the coming weeks, ray lahuda's report is have to come to the table and a we're going to either go along with this or not, the reform board. >> we appreciate you you as always being with us and breaking this down. thank you. next up, the opioid yies is is massive as overdose deaths continue to rise. we're going to talk to a father who lost his son from one of these overdoses fox5 news is going to continue. we'll be

don't forget about that and ray will tell you.t's intelligence, not just how many shooters you have. it's about stopping these things before they happen. >> okay. we have to take a quick break. we're live with the latest on this mass shooting in las vegas. jason aldean was on the stage when the shooting rang out. what he and the rest of the community are saying this morning. >>> amy is with us now. a lot of reaction pouring in. >> as you might imagine the music world is stunned by this horrific shooting. supposed to be a three-day celebration of country music in vegas, but this morning that community is reeling. overnight tragedy striking the route 91 concert festival, a lone gunman opening fire on the sold-out crowd in las vegas. quickly the reactions on social media began pouring in from the stars featured in the tragic event. country music singer jason aldean performing on stage when the fateful shots began. ♪ [ gunfire ] just minutes before his performance aldean talking about his excitement. >> looking forward to being a good

host: ray, thanks. ray, it's a ow, point that many people have. we one of the things if think in the context of policy is to make writers decide to dip into the private retirement system for revenue, reinvest take that and back in the system so low sxer working americans can get extra saver's credit, ave more in plans, have better access, simplify the system, get better financial education. a good portion of that should be targeted toward improving the system. that is maybe one place we can address that important question you have. host: here is dan from goose reek, south carolina, independent line. greekt yeah, good morning, pedro and mr. fisher, good morning to you, too. we are a nation of over $350 people and my question basically is, of that $350 of us, how many of us really have any retirement in street whatsoever percentage wise? have never heard a number about how many of us really are there and how important this is majority of the people, not the minority, but majority in this country. guest: yeah, i can try to address what i know on priv

ronnie ray mitchem, coach:"i have nothing against those young men. i love them."ch ronnie ray mitchem says his love for his country forced him to make a choice at yesterday's football game. ronnie ray mitchem, coach:"i told them, the day at practice, on thursday, if you do that, your career as a shark is over."yesterday, the two athletes took a knee during the national anthem. they said it was a show of protest to social and racial injustice, like some nfl players are now doing.coach mitchem, a veteran, took offense.ronnie ray mitchem, coach:"as a veteran, i have a strong view of what i feel is disrespectful."so he took immediate action.larry mccullough, removed from team: "he said take off your uniform, right now. he had me and cj strip down in our uniform, pads, the pants and all in front of everyone."the teens said they were humiliated.it's now created a firestorm.the incident received national attention today.ronnie ray mitchem, coach:"if they feel strongly about that, that's something that should be addressed. but my whole point was. there's a proper time. an

the nypd has vast resources as ray kelly will tell you. where the fbi will be particularly useful is working with state partners. they will be in contact with authorities and every intelligence agency we have will be involved looking at this man's background and want to know did he recently travel overseas and if so, where did he go? who might he have met with? >> one of the things they train for every day to get information in a short period of time in a name so the federal government can have assessment of what are we looking at? is there a possibility of more coming? right now, that is the effort to determine exactly who we're dealing with and what is the potential there could be something else. again, no indication of that but that's what they're looking for. >> that's right. brian ross, you want to know if they went overseas. in this situation, it doesn't take any training at all. >> none. extremely low tech. the ability to rent a truck and moe down civilians, in this case bicyclists on a bike path not protected by the stands and barr

pray for the gift of wisdom to all, with great responsibility in ray. almighty god, we give you thanks for giving us another this people's house, for the leadership of our nation. lord, once again our nation reels in grief and horror after yet another mass shooting on our soil. we ask your blessing upon us all. most especially on those who mourn the loss of their loved ones. have mercy upon all your children who die. the debates will once again ensue. speed us to the day when the wisdom of solomon might inspire our congressional members beyond the limitations of sound bites and platitudes before more and more american citizens are deprived of their lives. lord, the suffering of our world is all around us. stimulate our hearts and minds so that everything we may do this day would be for your greater honor and glory, amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his pproval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, the journal stands approved. the pledge of allegiance will be bead

after man ray, there was fay ray, and then her offspring. wegman has worked with 14 weimaraners in all. his work became wildly popular. the photographs sell for thousands of dollars and are exhibited all over the world. he's published almost 40 books, including more than 20 children's books and a new york times best-seller on puppies. his most recent book was published earlier this month:" william wegman, being human", the largest collection of his work ever published. there are videos and short films, too, starting with quirky conceptual art videos from the '70's, like this one, where wegman's teaching man ray to spell. >> and you spelled o-u-t right. but when it came to beach, you spelled it b-e-e-c-h. >> reporter: wegman's dogs have appeared on "saturday night live." >> okay, who wants to pitch? >> reporter: and they've appeared on "sesame street." the world of high fashion has also embraced the dogs-- this past summer they appeared in french vogue, modeling clothing by designers like gucci. wegman lives and works in the chelsea neighborh

when rachael ray airs her 2000th episode. and only rachael ray. >> i whispered in oprah's earth my life. >> and bringback. that's a way to celebrate it. >> i owe oprah something. >> ber >> jeff: previously on "survivor," at the yawa tribe, cole broke a healers' trust. >>rib. >> jeff: and got ptiven did form relationship with someone i shouldn't have? soko tribe, ryan had an old alliance with ad h to have to. >> yeah. >> jeff: ate l tribe, desi held all t power. at tribal council, the gameturn. >> this is being your vote. >> jeff: and joe opportunity. >> i got something for you, jeff. making a big

coming up-- a rough night for ray knight. the analyst ending up behind bars after a neighbor calls police. what he is telling us about the charges. ralcandidate for'm governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. rrator: they call him enron ed.rtham, ented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking away healthcare from thousands of virginians. enron ed gillespie. he's not lobbying for you. decreasing clouds - still warm - cooler tomorrow - chilly rain sunday - dry & cool for halloween clouds. warm, but less humid. highs: 72-75 winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: clear to partly cloudy. cooler. lows: 40-52 winds: sw to nw 5-10 mph wednesday: partly to mostly sunny. cooler. highs: 62-66 winds: nw 5-10 mph real life drama on behind the scenes on a popular show. coming up-- what a popular show. coming up-- what one star is saying about her cast-m

if you're going to operate on something you should take an x-ray at least. >> acct doesn't have an x-rayachine. >> her back hind leg was with thed. her paw was backward. >> a vet decided to amputate. >> it's horrifying like why? >> kim is so upset by what happened she says she's considering legal action not because she says she wants the money but because she wants to prevent another pet owner from going through the same thing. shelter officials say they were within their legal rights to amputate stinky's leg but appreciate how upsetting it could be for kim. >> you come to pick her up from the shelter and she's missing a leg. we're sorry she had to go through that. >> the 16-year-old cat is still recovering from surgery and learning to walk on three legs. in port richmond, i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news." >> turning to accuweather the cool down for the delaware valley, mother nature served up a brisk reminder. it is fall today. meteorologist adam joseph with more on that forecast. >> it's late october and this is how it should feel this time of year and quite a drop over the las

miley cyrus, billy ray cyrus!e ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. thank you so much. bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- kerry washington! from "the deuce" actor and rapper, method man. music from new politics. featuring the 8g band with gene hoglan. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] good to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. according to the "new york times," people close to secretary of state rex tillerson said he had to be convinced not to resign on more than one occasion. while others at the white house have to be convinced every morning.

a robot or a computer, if you look at the radiologist, is able to look at 15,000 x-rays in an hour andree weeks looking at them. and the machine is probably better at spotting if someone has a growth or a tumor and you look at the person who's operating in a factory, a robot can do that job considerably quicker. >> peter is joining us from peter, why is this such an important issue to the united kingdom and you guys are on the cutting edge of it? >> well, it's important to us because if you look at politics of the moment, as you probably know we're leaving europe. the government is keen to encourage industries which have the ability to generate gross sales and also in a situation where the country is becoming more isolated, you know, there are fairly stringent laws being put in place now to reduce immigration. the country needs to be more self-sufficient and obviously, one of the ways of doing that is using robots, using a.i., and also encouraging the businesses and the companies that are developing these products. >> quickly before we say goodbye to you, in the long run, is this a for

when rachael ray airs her 2000th episode.welcome, the one and only rachael ray. >> i whispered in oprah's ear that if she had not brought me into her life, i wouldn't have my life. >> and bringing oprah back. that's a way to celebrate it. >> i think we all owe oprah something. >> bye, everybody. now at eight: a shooting at an airbnb house party in san francisco...what we are learning the guests and their gang ties.whooshthis is my house right here. this is it. i cannot believe this sáát."a volunteer firefighter watches the flames destroy her own home ... an amazing story of loss and determination in the wine ocuntry,whooshi saw her phone and her headphones ... tonight hear the husband of kidnap victim sherri papini call 911.the tape released almost a year later, along with puzzling new details of the shasta county mother's three=week abduction.whooshand how safe are women on bay area campuses.disturbing new sex=assault figures from the three biggest local universities.you're watching kron four news in prime time. (steve) now

rookie reuben foster and 'ray-ray' armstrong ran off and managed to get away unharmed.aving the "love and propaganda club" ... near post and stockton streets early monday morning. they say two men confronted them... armed with an assault rifle and a pistol. foster and armstrong hid in a nearby hotel before calling police. foster says he hopes his teammates can learn from this. <"i'm just happy me and ray and the other people are safe. always be aware of your surroundings and your friends that you keep around you because you never know. because it was a scary moment, it was overwhelming to be in the predicament, knowing you don't want to be in that predicament.">( james ) the 49ers say they're glad neither player was hurt and that both players are cooperating with police. ( darya ) california's attorney general is asking a federal judge to force the trump administration to pay for healthcare subsidies. attorney general xavier becerra is leading a lawsuit. he's joined by 18 other states. they're asking for an emergency court order by 4-p-m today. the monthly payments woul

when rachael ray airs her 2000th episode.nd only rachael ray. >> i whispered in oprah's ear that if she had not brought me into her life, i wouldn't have my life. >> and bringing oprah back. that's a way to celebrate it. >> i think we all owe oprah something. >> bye, everybody. the nature of the decision to hire fusion in 2016 but kept for reasons that i can understand to a very select group given the sensitive nature who they hired. >> fusion gps hired christopher steel, former british spy who compiled a dossier, that included unsubstantiated information like ties to the kremlin. and worked for senator rubios's campaign. >> every compa tent campaign does opposition research on opponents. you want to know vulnerabilities. hiring foreign spies is a rather aggressive tactic which is not normal but normal to do opposition research. >> republicans paid fusion gps to initiate the research during the primary. later as the fbi found some of the information credible it kidded hiring steel but when his role became public, that deal co

corps ray yeah votes aye. ms. barragan. mr. smith, mr. duncan? mr. garrett? mrs. duncan votes no. mr. garrett? mr. garrett votes no. ms. jackson-lee? mr. richmond. mr. keating. mr. keating votes aye. ms. barragan. >> gentle lady is not recorded. ms. jackson-lee? ms. jackson-lee votes aye.

>> an out of the hatches hope linebackers ray-ray armstrong and reuben foster say they ran.. after 2 masked men pulled up in a car and pointed an assault rifle and a handgun at them. it happened outside "club love >>> a close call for 49ers players confronted at gunpoint. reuben foster and reuben armstrong ran after masked men pointed an assault rifle and a handgun at them outside club love in downtown san francisco at around 2 am yesterday. the team says "we are aware of the reports regarding the robbery and are very thankful no one was harmed." they are cooperating with any police investigations. >>> a 14-year-old girl walking to school was stabbed in oakland. police are calling it a random attack. she was just steps from school when a suspect stabbed her in the face. >> her face was just a leaking. it was a guy that was running away -- towards that way with a knife. it was about this long. i just seen the girl walking this way. they were trying to help her. there was just a whole bunch of blood leaking everywhere. >> workers at a nearby nursing home distracted the man, giv

pray for the gift of wisdom to all, with great responsibility in ray. almighty god, we give you thanks for giving us another this people's house, for the leadership of our nation. lord, once again our nation reels in grief and horror after yet another mass shooting on our soil. we ask your blessing upon us all. most especially on those who mourn the loss of their loved ones. have mercy upon all your children who die. the debates will once again ensue. speed us to the day when the wisdom of solomon might inspire our congressional members beyond the limitations of sound bites and platitudes before more and more american citizens are deprived of their lives. lord, the suffering of our world is all around us. stimulate our hearts and minds so that everything we may do this day would be for your greater honor andone minute. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, our nation is in mourning. many hearts are bleeding. mr. speaker, there is much suffering. lives have been lost in a senseless, needless manner in las vegas. mr. speaker, there is a right ti

ray ray armstrong with the pick in the endzone. ray ray spins the ball and gets his groove on. arizona's defense was also tough. hoyer picked off by former niner antoine bethea. we were tied at 6 at the half. 4th quarter neither team had reached the endzone. tied at 12. a milestone for elvis dumervil. his 100th sack of his career. the 49ers sacked palmer six times. we needed overtime. robbie going for his 5th field goal of the game. count it. 23 yarder is money. the 49ers ate up more than 12 minutes on that drive. but the cardinals got one last chance. 7 plays, 75 yard drive ends with palmer connecting with larry fitzgerald. a heart breaker for the red and gold... they fall 0-4. cardinals win 18-15. the giants trying to put a the giants trying to put a dreadful season (justine) breaking news... police in las vegas are investigating an active shooter near the mandalay bay casino. they are asking people to avoid the area. we will continue to update you as soon as information comes into the newsroom. after last sunday's loss after last newsroom.comes into the information soon as u

s/dave ray, federation for american immigration reform it was never designed to be a walk around foracion federation for american immigration reform dijo que el programa no fue diseÑado para esquivar las leyes del sistema migratorio, sino para ser un alivio temporal. segn datos del gobierno ms de 350,000 centroamericano s se benefician del tps. de acuerdo a los activistas muchos de ellos se quedaran sin trabajo de la noche a la maÑana de perder esa proteccin. s/randy serrano por el momento grupos como este aseguran que no tienen más opción por el momento que seguir presionando al gobierno que tiene en sus manos la decisión que les podría cambiar la vida. -- dos jovenes beneficiarios de daca en los angeles lograron obtener su residencia permanente gracias a una solicitud presentada por su padrastro. -- el abogado de los jovenes solicit que se procese su caso a traves de una clausula que permite que un mayor de 21 aÑos mantenga su estaus de "niÑo". -- recuerde que cada caso migratorio es diferente. -- siempre consulte su caso personal con un abogado de inmigracion. ---bajo estrictos li

you have not got x—ray vision? you have not got x-ray vision?p of portraits in collaboration with the national galleries of scotla nd with the national galleries of scotland and is part of the techniques we use, we did an x—ray of the painting and i was not expecting to find a hidden image, i was examining materials and techniques and the build—up of highlights in the flesh with the aim of comparing this to other works by vanson to see if it was done by the same person and i was surprised when developing the test plate to see instead of an image of the man, a portrait of a woman emerging which is very exciting. it is quite spooky, you can see it on the bbc website. you have to look at it for a while and it becomes clear in your head. is it rare enough and special enough, there are a number of portraits of mary queen of scots, to destroy what is above it to get to that picture? yes, the dating is very important and the portrait is inscribed 1549 and mary was executed in 1587, so mary had already been a controversial figure in 1587, so mary had al

ray: it can matter a lot.e at which from fed policy, the pace at which there is an unwinding of the balance sheet. i look at those numbers, and i don't think they will be able to continue at that pace because it is equivalent of something like 2.5% of gdp. if you have that happening at the same time as increasing budget deficits, we could have an increase of another 1.5% of gdp. that is a big number in the supply demand of bonds. think about that. ok, there will be that amount of effective selling of credit by the federal reserve. tom: are you predicting with the tax reform opposed as douglas keegan talks about, going to 5.6% or 7% gdp? ray: we will almost certainly have a significant move in that direction. so, you can even see it in the market action. in other words, on days where it looks like they are making more progress, days they are making less progress -- there is going to be a larger deficit which means more selling of bonds. at the same time, there is more selling of bonds by the federal reserve in

in fact, 8:00 tonight, some showers out toward winchester and la ray. temperatures still in the upper 60s. then we get into the 9:00 hour. some showers maybe as close as frederick or gaithersburg. big storms are possible out in the mountains. look at the temperatures at 11:00, it's still 72 downtown. 72 in buoy, and 71 in fairfax. by 11:00, showers begin to move into la ray, and move across the metro area as we move across the morning hours. up in philadelphia, mostly cloudy, mild. we're keeping it dry. look at the winds, southeast 10 to 20. could impact the game if there is a late minute or late second field goal. coming up we'll talk about halloween and when it's going to get cooler. >>> the will now face charges in delaware. radee prince was arrested there last week after a 10 hour manhunt. before that, police say prince shot five coworkers, killing three at advanced granite solutions in harford county. after which, he reportedly drove to a used car lot in delaware, where he shot an acquaintance in the head. prince now faces a slough of charges, incl

ray knight was arrested over the weekend after a fight here at his home. abc 7 caught up with him monday when he was charged with assault and battery after an altercation which landed both men in the hospital. eyewitnesses say they saw one man swing at the other. >> it seems to me it might have been a domestic dispute? they were swearing at each other. suzanne co. ray neidl is a former baseball player. he will be back in court on january 8. in fairfax, i am suzanne kennedy. is set totiger woods enter a plea bargaining -- enter a plea bargain stemming from his traffic arrest. he is 41 years old and is expected to plead guilty to reckless driving. he hasn't played since february and recently resumed full golf activities after recovering from back surgery. redskins are hoping to get it together by the time they take on the dallas cowboys this weekend. this, after a disappointing loss on a day night football against the eagles. last night, the defense had no answer. carson once had big plays in the game. kirk cousins touchdowns but it wasn't enough. the final

rays hit the cement they react with this catalyst to break down pollutants like nitrogen dioxide in the air. the toxic chemicals are turned into harmless products such as nitrates which are later washed of the building by rain and absorbed in the ground. so this really is a living building that's constantly interacting with its environment yes exactly when you have pollutants and they are transformed into ham products what kind of. lucian are we talking about. the sun for. that one come from combustion so that's cars. industry these are all the major pollutants that can be destroyed by this what kind of impact are we talking about i mean how much pollution is being sucked from the air as we speak yes this is a nine thousand square meter of these concrete. this can. be going to exhaust gas from one hundred years in a car or almost three hundred from. cars taught i think it's a significant impact and this is the impact of just one building. one person who would greatly benefit from a city made of the cement is resident lara tournament. child of child she suffers from severe asthma due to

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ray page delivering doug and the others to safety. and it would be 14 agonizing hours until doug was reunited with his family. did you know he was hit? >> i had no idea until 12:00 the next day when we found him in the hospital. >> reporter: tonight his son is thankful to the heroes who saved his dad. >> just amazing there was somebody there to help my dad and he was -- i thought he was on the street somewhere. >> matt police are calling that security guard a true hero. >> reporter: that's right. police are saying as that guard neared the door it diverted his attention from the crowd to the hallway. he began firing wildly into it injuring that security guard. somehow that guard managed to alert authorities. he's being hailed as a hero as the city continues to mourn. there have been thousands of people here at this memorial site all day david. >> also tonight, what was written on a note found in the gunman's hotel room as we learned how much the gunman made in the days before the attack and the millions he made in just one year. here's

ray kelly says alvarez was spotted in oakland the day of the carjacking.riving another vehicle with a person in the passenger seat when a wild high speed pursuit began victor alvarez was arrested for murder, carjacking and being in posseeion of stolen property. james figureoa's family is relieved that the murder suspect has been arrested<"i feel very thankful that the alameda county sheriff did everything that they could"><"were able to catch him quickly and start this process and not have anybody wo

gloria ray is a senior at illinois institute of technology.s year she receives her degree in chemistry. terrence is studying for his degree in business administration at the city college of los angeles. melba as we guessed married early. she wasn't in college over a year before she became a housewife. and me, this spring i take an examine to become a certified public account. i'm supposed to be qualified to keep track of profits and losses. i'm not sure i know enough yet to say what all this adds up to. i haven't counted all the victories since the first day we went to school here. but i know there's been at least nine. in little rock, there's a slow bridge taking shape over the intolerance and ignorance. it's a bridge that's going to be built by us and by our children. before it's finish we'll have our problems. but if little rock taught nothing more it taught all americans that problems can make us better. much better. >>> american history tv is in prime time all week. right here on c-span 3. next time, our look at the 1957 forced desegregat

we were terrence, thelma, elizabeth, ernest greene, carlotta, and gloria ray.re going to school again. obviously, in this town of 100,000, there were many who did not like what was happening. as we looked at the soldiers, we knew there must the millions of others who thought we represented something important. ♪ when the doors closed behind us that day, it was both an and and -- an end, and a beginning. from that moment on, we would be watched not only by those who look at us as strangers but by those who wondered if we would live up to our new opportunity. i remember standing there wondering how history would judge us. [bells] it has been seven years since that first day. what has happened? where have we gone? what have we done? >> i was the oldest of the nine and perhaps the least serious. i came here to southern illinois university after graduation. at first, i thought i wanted to be a nurse but i was too outgoing for that. now i know i want to work in a newspaper and be a journalist and to write. more than anything else in the world, i want to write. this y

i don't like how baltimore is treating ray lewis. it is disgusting that want to take down his statue. i don't feel that is right. guest: it is interesting the way you talk about ray lewis praying. i don't necessarily disagree with that. the reaction to that is totally different from when tim tebow to knee and said a he was praying. i appreciate the call. thank you. host: good morning, democrats line. go ahead, victoria. caller: good morning. can you see why we are taking a knee? i won't recite the rest of the poem i wrote. where is the outrage when the united states flag is being flown next to the confederate flag, and people are chanting and carrying torches and spewing vile comments? to me that is the most disrespect, and we may need to fly the flag at half mast until all of this is resolved. we should be in mourning or what is going on in our country. guest: you are right. when people use symbols from the past that trigger a lot of emotions, putting the confederate battle flag, i think they should be more sensitive to the response