sean o'kelly says he will come down if he can meet with the city manager and mayor chuck reed.e wants protesters to be able to stay in the city plaza without a limit on tents. so far no word on whether the city will actually agree to meet with mr. o'kelly. >>> it's attracting national attention. >> even catching the eye of comedy central's jon stewart. >> time for our occupy wall street roundup. how are things going among those that have taken to the streets to protest our nation's wealth inequality? new york, beautiful. cincinnati, the queen city. washington, d.c., so nice. they won't let it join the union. and oakland, how are things in -- [ laughter ] [ bleep ] what happened in oakland? listen, oakland, i know you want to keep the peace while respecting people's right to assemble, but it's hard to watch your reaction to this group of protesters with the tear gas when every sunday you host an occupation of these folks. the mad max re-enactors club. because, believe me, they start peeing in public a lot sooner than those other folks. >> did you see the look on his face? that w

and he sure did when he married laurene. >> kroft: now, this is... >> isaacson: reed. >> kroft: reed.on: his son. reed is very much like his father, except for he has his mother's kindness. eve is a great horseback rider. eve, i think, might someday be in the olympics with horseback riding. erin has a great sense of design, is a really cool kid. >> kroft: his fourth child is lisa brennan-jobs, the daughter jobs had with his girlfriend 33 years ago, and neglected for more than a decade until she moved in with the family as a teenager. isaacson said their reconciliation was important to jobs, because his own birth parents had abandoned him. >> isaacson: he felt there was a hole. he felt something was missing. >> kroft: in 1986, he began searching for his biological mother, and found joanne schieble simpson living in los angeles. >> kroft: did she know that her son, the son that she gave up, was steve jobs? >> isaacson: no. but she says to him, "there's one thing i have to tell you. you have a sister. and the sister, i raised. we did not put up for adoption. and i must tell her, because

i was reminded, in reed v. reed -- >> that was rational basis. >> in practical effect, it meant that a classification would have to the lunatic. >> my constitutional law professor called it the the test. any idiot would have to pass it. >> i looked at past cases for some good language. i came upon a case that was probably decided the wrong way. it had has language that was quoted in reed v. reed that was in favor of striking down arbitrary classifications. the exceedingly press was a justification was the best way that i could use. it had been used at least twice before. >> it has also been used by justice o'connor in mississippi v. hogan. >> that was in 1982. >> that is why you went to the other language. sorry, this is getting lunky. [laughter] today, you said you thought you would never be confirmed for the supreme court with your activism with the aclu. what has changed? is it the confirmation process, politics more broadly? something else? >> it is not the process itself. when i was nominated for the good

fielded to the 38 yard line by ed reed. you're making $60 million, right? ray rice. check out the jump cut that he is so famous for. hard to get a handle on that guy. also pretty good. as a receiver, coming out of the backfield, picking up the big first down. and some. watch as a blocker, watch this one. dong. >> al: madden does bam and do you dong? >> cris: i have to come up with something. at least i didn't bring up warren buffett. >> al: you know what? it's almost tuesday. ravens can milk the clock. and look forward to a by week. we asked john harbaugh about an early by week and he said, you know what? we have enough injuries and we haven't even talked about lee evans tonight, the other receiver and david reid, the great run back specialist and ben grubbs has been hurt. he said if he's going to be able to get a bunch of people healthy. meanwhile, the jets make that trip to foxboro next week. and there are the ravens upcoming schedule. texans come here. then they go to jacksonville and arizona comes in. and then on sunday night, november 6th, baltimore at

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troops undergoing treatment at the new walter reed medical center.ith 38 service members. >>> the earthquake that rattled the area caused the most damage in the epicenter, the town of mineral. people have been rattled by aftershocks on a daily basis. it's a welcome news a country music star is coming their way. alan jackson will provide a free concert. a date for the concert is not yet set. >>> coming up, a group of people forced to tread water for 20 hours off the coast of florida until somebody came and rescued them. >>> too much >>> good evening, everybody. welcome back. i'm doug kammerer. right here in storm center 4, the last of the sunshine. that's pretty much what we can say for our day today. i think we are going to see a lot of cloud cover. the clouds making their way in now. 76 degrees now. dew point of 67. mild across the area. high temperature reached 83 degrees. no rain to talk about now. the rain is going to make its way up here from the south. you can see the rain right now in the southeast, portions of south carolina and north carolin

fielded to the 38 yard line by ed reed. you're making $60 million, right? ray rice. check out the jump cut that he is so famous for. hard to get a handle on that guy. also pretty good. as a receiver, coming out of the backfield, picking up the big first down. and some. watch as a blocker, watch this one. dong. >> al: madden does bam and do you dong? >> cris: i have to come up with something. at least i didn't bring up warren buffett. >> al: you know what? it's almost tuesday. ravens can milk the clock. and look forward to a by week. we asked john harbaugh about an early by week and he said, you know what? we have enough injuries and we haven't even talked about lee evans tonight, the other receiver and david reid, the great run back specialist and ben grubbs has been hurt. he said if he's going to be able to get a bunch of people healthy. meanwhile, the jets make that trip to foxboro next week. and there are the ravens upcoming schedule. texans come here. then they go to jacksonville and arizona comes in. and then on sunday night, november 6th, baltimore at

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my heart plays the reed pipe of mourning. in a place where he once said my mother will ask for me, now he cannot move his hands, now he cannot move his feet. i would see my child. the mother walked to the desolate place. she looked at the slain wild bull. she looked into its face. she said, my child, the face is yours. the spirit has fled. there is mourning in the house. there is grief in the inner chambers. the sister wandered about the city, weeping for her brother. gestanana wandered about the city, weeping for dimusi. oh, my brother, who is your sister? i am your sister. oh, dimusi, who is your mother? i am your mother. the day that dawns for you will also dawn for me. the day that you will see, i will also see. i would find my brother, i would comfort him, i would share his fate. when she saw the sister's grief, when anana saw the grief of gestana, she spoke to him gently. dimusi is no more. i would take you to him, but i do not know the place. then a fly appeared. the holy fly circled the air above anana's head and spok

how they are helping wounded war years from walter reed. some special guests are here in studio to talk about it. >> plus a 9-year-old takes the wheel of that van right there, wait until you hear why she was driving with her father's permission. >>> this sparked some big discussion in our newsroom. back in a moment 9:25 a.m. t >>> did i tell you this story had folks debating in the newsroom i am not exaggerating it is a talker here it is a man let his 9-year-old daughter drive his van because he had too many drinks. >>> customer at a gas station noticed her get behind the wheel and called 911 that was after the father told the clerk pretty emphatically the girl was going to drive. take a listen. >> she is 9 years old, 9. listen we're leaving and she is driving i'm drunk. >> that is the part i like it is not funny but. >> he thinks he is doing the right thing. >> she is 9. >> she is the one driving. i'm drunk police stopped the van a short time later the girl sitting on a booster seat apparently asked the officer why she had been pulled

>>> he's been missing for more than a month and baltimore police need your help to find billy ray reed on east 27th street. reed who suffers from schizophrenia was wearing a long brown sleeved shirt and jeans when he disappeared. >>> a memorial service will be held this saturday for jane and william mcquain. they will be remembered by family and friends at cedar brook community church in clarksburg. the family is asking that donations be made throt dwelling place, the money will be used to establish a sports scholarship in they are name. >>> there are showers out to the west primarily. as qlu go from frederick -- go from frederick west, showers west of the frederick area. some of these could make it in here later this evening. we'll keep a few showers. wherever you're headed, i this you're looking good. mild evening. tomorrow into the mid-60s. a good looking day. how much longer can this last? we answer that straight ahead. >>> renee-nicole douceur is due in baltimore. she is the engineer who was rescued from the south pole after suffering a stroke. the weather was too bad it took her

the member is at church and reed according to police, is trying to break into her home.e say the is not the first time. >> there were at least two other occasions she noticed some medications had gone missing from her home. and she were for painkillers. >> reporter: police say the woman noticed medication was missing at least twice before. she checked with family and friends who had access to her home but none of them was the culprit. so, she set up a camera. to her surprise the person trying to jimmy her door open is her pastor, ricky reid. supposed to be at church with her. >> it is very unfortunate, a pastor is someone members of the congregation go to for spiritual guidance, other things personal in their lives. >> reporter: reed is charged with aggravated burglary. they're confident reed has more victims in the community likely other members of the congregation. those people are reluctant to come forward. >> we're hoping there are other victims that we're not aware of that have nom come forward. we're hoping they will come forward at this time, notify us, and we can

luxury of not to try everything, every possible tool we can implement. >> ignacio de la fuente and reed's proposals or the agenda for tonight's council meeting. >>> hayward police are asking the public for help in what appears to be a fatal shooting. police responded to reports of gunfire at an apartment complex at 900 block of forselles way when they found the victim lying face down in the driveway. it happened at 8:30 last night. there are reports the victim was shot. at one point police told us they weren't sure the victim died of a gunshot wound. the coroner will determine the exact cause of death. >> we're still trying to round up witnesses. we have investigators at the scene now trying to round up witnesses and also trying to identify any evidence that may not have been as easily seen in the nighttime hours. >> police say it's too early in the investigation to know if the killing was gang related. >>> it's been a tough day on wall street with stocks dropping from the opening bell. traders are worried that greece could be edging closer to default. that could bring down european banks

reed was healthy but mccann got a chance to show his ability against houston.ow the ravens return back to work next week. san francisco coach jim harbaugh right there the brother of the ravens coach gave a hand slap to schwartz. schwartz a baltimore raven did not appreciate harbaugh's exuberance and chased him down. jim harbaugh addressed the the incident today. >> it was an unfortunate incident. i take accountability and responsibility for my part in that. i >> i have a lot of respect for jim and the detroit lions. had many heated lions with the detroit lions through the years. and this one probably was the most heated. >> harbaugh says he plans to talk to schwartz again sometime in the future. and those harbaugh brothers and those harbaugh brothers they used to fight ,,,,,, catch the great taste of pumpkin before it's gone. hurry into dunkin' donuts and grab a hot or iced pumpkin coffee today. >>> well too bad the nba season is on hold because ames would sure like to play. ames is a miniature horse from florida and as you can see he knows what to do with a ba

this is a very rare look inside the ceremony at walter reed. the family posted a video on you too. president obama spent the afternoon yesterday visiting with several wounded troops. what an amazing and emotional video. nice to get a leg inside and see that he is doing well recovering. all right, turning to the weather. it has been so beautiful for so long. good things do not last. >> no, they do not. this time of year is a transitional time with the weather. warmth, cold. when you get the big fluctuations you get big changes to the weather outside in terms of showers and clouds. we're saying that now. here's a look at live super doppler 7. a little bit of green to the south. not all of that is the rain. most of it is mid-level clouds cover being detected by our radar. the nearest location that is getting rainfall is tpahana. there have been reporting a little bit of light rain. but the rest of us do not have reports of rain falling. it will be that way for a couple hours. that is typical as the clouds are getting lower and thicker. you get the radar echoes, but it is not rain. fur

were being treated at walter reed who lost limbs in afghanistan or iran.hey looked and said, wow, there is something that i can do, i can rebuild my life. these wonderful people in haiti who were helped by the u.s. military after the earthquake, treated on the comfort, are now coming back to say thank you to our wounded warriors. >> to come here, to train the soldiers to play soccer and let them know that they can do everything. they can still be soldiers even they lost both legs. they can still work like soldiers. >> ita

and from the 36 yard line, jordan reed. that's just a really difficult schedule facing the gators.nd alabama tonight. first time in history they have played back to back regular season games against two top three teams. lsu a big win over kentucky today. >> gary: and back to back to back. you played three national champions from the s.e.c., b alabama, lsu and south carolina. >> verne: personal foul. face mask on the tackle and take another look at the end of play. oh, yeah. midfield at the 49. driskel, nick gentry this time, number 58. >> gary: there's a guy i never talk enough about. nick gentry every time i watch him play and i go why didn't you mention number 58. he's a gamer. he's not a super star but makes plays throughout the whole game. >> verne: and was an important part of one of the key plays tonight and it led to the interception by upshaw and the subsequent return for a t.d. five sacks now for the crimson tide. kirkpatrick is coming and a fumble taken by alabama. >> gary: oh, my goodness. >> verne: yep. nico johnson number 35. so the crimson tide is surging now. >> gary

. >> reporter: engineer doug reed wants to start his own management consulting business, and uncertain of his cash flow, he filed the lower alimony payments to his ex-wife in july 2010. >> i was hoping to have it finalized by the fall. >> now 14 months and counting, his case is languishing in the overburdened massachusetts court system. >> a year later, and when are you going to finally get into court? >> looks like december 5th if it's not delayed again. >> reporter: since 2009, 14% of the trial court budget has been cut here, resulting in the loss of almost 800 employees. and while criminal cases still have priority, the same does not hold true for everyday civil matters, like business disputes, divorces and custody cases. the most recent statistics from 2010 indicate that 32 states cut their court budgets. this year new york laid off over 400 workers. alabama will cut its budget by 10%. and in california, the superior court of san francisco let go almost 14% of its staff and will shutter ten courtrooms by monday. with fewer staffers, judges can barely keep up. >> they're doing work

that was a big potheout one-on-one with ed reed. >> ravens counter. flako to torry smith.he rookie played today. set up the country ditch field goal. >> we're going to start to realize that you cannot outthrow this young man. >> ravens' next possession. joe flacco with protection, and it's anquan boldin on the receiving end. >> what a great chasm. johnathan joseph, one of the premier defensive backs in the lead. but q is one of the premier wide receivers in the national football league. >> that's been that way for years. ray rice in the quarterback, hammering out the win on the ground put it inside the 5. he finish with the 101 yards. >> that second half surge for that offensive line. running it very effectively and ricky williams for that touchdown. big job, big opportunity to seal the deal for that offensive line. >> 46-14. interesting play, late fourth quarter. schaub to jones. ruled a first down. harbaugh quick with the red challenge flag. we suspectsed this. you could see jones didn't even have both feet inbounds so the call gets overturned, the ravens take over on do

. >> when all prosafety ed reed went out with a nerve injury in his neck.e said reed should be okay. but his injury history makes this case unpredictable. the ravens begin practice tomorrow for the arizona cardinals who come to town on sunday. today marks the 25th 25th anniversary for the baseball moment. in game 6, allowed new york to score the game winner against boston, 25 years later another world series gap comes to light that may have cost the cardinals a game in texas. manager tony says the crowd was so loud that his phone instructions to the bullpen were misunderstand and the proper relief picture was -- pitcher was not to warm up. without him ready, the ragers would score the go ahead run to win the game. >> that's miscommunication, in the end that comes fully on the coach or the manager. >> i explained yesterday what was going on to the extent what i wanted to have happen wasn't happening, didn't happen, that's yes, that's my fault. >> and the miscommunicative phone call may go down in history that one that cost the cards the world series lifted t

he will work with hairy reed to make sure -- harry reed to make sure individual proposals gain a vote. the house has no plan to vote on president obama's jobs bill. >>> an extension of the permit for occupy dc protestors at freedom plaza a few were arrested after a protest inside the senate office building yesterday. a hundred got into the building and started chanting when protestors unfurled a banner police let them chant for awhile then told them protesting inside was illegal. most complied but six refused and were arrested. meantime national park service extended their permit at freedom plaza until december 30th. >>> we now know who will be the headliners at sunday's dedication of new martin luther king junior memorial president obama will of course deliver the key note address in addition speakers will include julian bond, representative john lewis, reverend jesse jackson and members of the king family journalist dan rather will speak and aretha franklin will headline the ceremonial dedication the original date was postponed due to hurricane irene. >>> for many women the threat o

this is one of the faces behind council president larry reed's push to approve three measures he believes will reduce crime. >> going over to highland hospital. when the doctor came and told his mother that your son is no longer here, you know, that really has an impact on you. >> reporter: last week reed's friend 40-year-old hasan was gunned down inside the garage of the east side's dragon motorcycle club. >> i am tired, if people don't want to make change, then we ultimately suffer the consequences. >> reporter: reed and de la fuente are calling for an ordnance. perhaps most controversial expanding gang injunctions into north and east oakland. but members of the stop coalitions and others showed up in large numbers questioning the success of the so called safety zones and expressing concern about innocent people getting unfairly singled out. >> they tend not to do the targeted work but end up moving things around. they really enhance racial profiling. >> reporter: we're literally dying out there and we can't take it anymore. pleads -- please help us. >> reporter: that woman was a part o

reed should be okay, but because of reed's history of injuries that, one is less predictable. ravens take on the arizona cardinals in baltimore on sunday. he's talk some -- let's talk some baseball as the texas rangers stand one win away from the world series champion in the 40-year franchise history. they took a series lead with a comeback victory over the cardinals in game five in arlington on the. mike napoli came through with a big hit. , his double brought in two runs and those runs held up in a 4-2 texas victory. second straight game that napoli has delivered a big hit. >> anybody in this lineup can do it. you've got the give beltre credit for tying it up. if he doesn't do it, i don't do it in the final inning. we all do it together. >> game six is tomorrow night. -- the cardinals need two wins in a row and texas has not lost two straight in two months. more on the ravens at 11:00. >>> we'll be ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> prime time lineup at cbs. stay tuned for eyewitness news at 11:00. >> that's >> pelley: tonight from the bay area, a crackdown on the occupy movement. poli

. >> reporter: like a lot in the town his favorite player is ed reed. firefighters haven't determined what cause the fire. marquis's grandfather thanked everybody who has supported his family including the youth football association. he asked us to publicize the better. you can find it on the website. >> we will get him hooked up with ed reed movement new tonight if you are a high school senior in baltimore you have spent every day of your educating life under this man, dr. hairston and tonight it's official. baltimore is now in the national search for the next superintendent of schools, a panel was appointed and you will have a say. . there is a little difference of opinion. did the board decide not to offer him a contract or was it his decision to call it quits? >> i'm their -- that's not an issue we were dealing with. i think we have a very good relationship. the board is very supportive of him. >> we heard words of praise but this speaker here also charged that state and county politicians stripped hairston of some of his power, he will talk more ab

kai reed is live in towson. we understand the board will begin a search for replacement right away, is that correct? >> by law, the superintendent did not have to make this announcement until february 1, but now the board has nine months instead of just four to come up with his replacement. joe hairston told us he feels good about the job he is done in the last four years, but now he feels like it is time to move on. baltimore county school superintendent kept his announcement short and to the point. he will leave the job when his contract ends next june. 12 years is unprecedented for a school system of this size. we have served in one school system with over 100,000 students for 12 years. >> schmidt would not confirm published reports that the board had already decided not to extend his contract several weeks ago. >> i have no comment on that. it is a personnel issue, and that is a statement about his future as to where he is going, that is for him. >> schmidt praised joe hairston work and announced a search fo

kai reed reports from clarksburg tonight. >> police on the body of a young boy about 30 yards beyond the gas station around route 131 this morning. mcquain was last seen on september 30. >> about seven days of searching trails and parks throughout montgomery county, this morning police make a discovery -- the body of a boy was found in a wooded area just west of 355, not far from a gas station. >> we believe the remains to be william mcquain. >> data on the board was the mother dead in their condo. the next day, investigators in north carolina got his car and arrested and charged for the estranged husband curtis lopez. there was no sign of william perry have been tracking his movements but gave no details as to what led them to the wooded area near clarksburg. >> if we had believed -- if we were going to find william, it would most likely be in this area. >> he remains found this morning included the same clothing that he was seen wearing in surveillance the deal on october 1. lopez was with him in that video. quickly bring some flowers for him. >> football teammates, former coach an

kai reed is live at a towson courthouse where gross was convicted this afternoon. >> the state set out to prove that jason gross killed rochelle battle and then dispose of her body on his property. it has been called the first measure of closure for the teen- ager's family since she disappeared within two years ago. >> it took less than an hour and have to find jason n. rosa guilty for the killing of rochelle battle. battle's cousin told us family members have prayed for this outcome every day since the teen disappeared in march of 2009. >> it hurts me to my heart that it happened to her. >> it was a complicated case from the very beginning. prosecutors had to prove that grows killed battle, although they were missing one important piece of evidence, her body. >> it was putting together a puzzle and every piece of that puzzle pointed to one result. >> prosecutors said that growth and battle first met in a chat room and the team took a bus from baltimore to mill river to meet him in 2009. attorneys also said that gross applied several times on audio and videotapes that were played for j

quite a job. >> indeed. >>> wounded warriors recovering at walter reed got some special encouragement today from some people who already know a thing or two about what it takes to overcome adversity. the haitian amputee soccer team is taking to the fields across the washington area all week long. yesterday they held a clinic for the wounded warriors at rfk stadium. most of the men and women on the team lost a limb in the earthquake in haiti in 2010. they say they're now able to play soccer thanks in part to american charities that fitted them with prosthetics. >> you need to let the loss of a limb, an amputation, slow them down. it's possible to play soccer. it's possible to play soccer at a very high level. >> knights of columbus and product medishare cosponsor the haitian soccer team and organized this week's clinics. >> stay with "news 4

by the way, ralph reed, with a novel. in a minute -- i think, honest mistake, ralph. sorry.rs down in wall street. now, herman cain did say something interesting. he went on to talk about the people down there. he said, you know what? this is the democrats here want this to happen because what it's doing is a big distraction for the obama scme failed policies. do you agree? >> i do agree. it takes everybody's eye off the ball. the fact, listen, the people vitalked to -- look, i live in the sports world. i talk to real people every day. they say they are sitting on the sidelines, holding onto their capital. we have $2.5 trillion in cash that businesses are sitting on because they don't know about taxes or health care or regulation. people want people to fix stuff and the staff wall street is an absolute distraction. >> a lot of those people are just as upset at obama as they were bush for bailing out wall street and the banks. no one's helped the american people -- as a liberal i. are you upset with obama. >> on the wall street stuff, yeah. >> no, no. i mean -- >> yeah, on th

and from the 36 yard line, jordan reed. that's just a really difficult schedule facing the gators.nd alabama tonight. first time in history they have played back to back regular season games against two top three teams. lsu a big win over kentucky today. >> gary: and back to back to back. you played three national champions from the s.e.c., b alabama, lsu and south carolina. >> verne: personal foul. face mask on the tackle and take another look at the end of play. oh, yeah. midfield at the 49. driskel, nick gentry this time, number 58. >> gary: there's a guy i never talk enough about. nick gentry every time i watch him play and i go why didn't you mention number 58. he's a gamer. he's not a super star but makes plays throughout the whole game. >> verne: and was an important part of one of the key plays tonight and it led to the interception by upshaw and the subsequent return for a t.d. five sacks now for the crimson tide. kirkpatrick is coming and a fumble taken by alabama. >> gary: oh, my goodness. >> verne: yep. nico johnson number 35. so the crimson tide is surging now. >> gary

. >> reporter: a ravens football, signed by coach john harbaugh, joe flacco, and ed reed. charles also got 40 burger cookies. and this weekend, he celebrated with his family in baltimore, including one of our own, who just had his own big birthday. >> my cousin, ron matz. 65, 40? >> what do i have to look forward to? >> it's not a pretty picture, is it? >> oh, ron. we love you. happy birthday to both of you guys. josh wouldn't release much about the upcoming episodes of the good wife, but he said we'll learn more about his character's back story. >> ron does pretty pretty. >>> don't miss the good wife, here on sunday at 9:00. >> i'd say ron mat matz -- ron matz has cousins everywhere in baltimore. >> there are quite a few. that's true. >>> i would say some are third, fourth cousins. but still family. 52 degrees now. went up 1 degree. a little bit of sun coming through. west winds at 3. barometer on the way back up. good news weatherwise after this. ,,,, [ male announcer ] when you're a coach in the nfl... ♪ ...there are no sick days. ♪ vicks dayquil. defeats 5 cold & flu s

and from the 36 yard line, jordan reed. that's just a really difficult schedule facing the gators.nd alabama tonight. first time in history they have played back to back regular season games against two top three teams. lsu a big win over kentucky today. >> gary: and back to back to back. you played three national champions from the s.e.c., b alabama, lsu and south carolina. >> verne: personal foul. face mask on the tackle and take another look at the end of play. oh, yeah. midfield at the 49. driskel, nick gentry this time, number 58. >> gary: there's a guy i never talk enough about. nick gentry every time i watch him play and i go why didn't you mention number 58. he's a gamer. he's not a super star but makes plays throughout the whole game. >> verne: and was an important part of one of the key plays tonight and it led to the interception by upshaw and the subsequent return for a t.d. five sacks now for the crimson tide. kirkpatrick is coming and a fumble taken by alabama. >> gary: oh, my goodness. >> verne: yep. nico johnson number 35. so the crimson tide is surging now. >> gary

. >>> reed doudy of the washington red skins is your power player of the week. >> what a wonderful story a happy ending not about his exploits on the football field although he is a good player but reed, five years ago had a little boy, micah born with complete total kidney failure they had to struggle to keep him alive until he was 18 months old and could have a transplant this wasn't a preventable case but he is now a top spokesman for preventing kidney disease turns out african americans particularly are afflicted with this disease because of diabetes, high blood pressure washington has the highest incidence of kidney disease of any metropolitan area in the country, reed leading the fight against that. >> thanks chris. >> thanks melanie. >> catch fox news sunday 9:00 a.m. after our show. >>> a great day for the street festival annual taste of dc event happening pennsylvania avenue between 19th and 14th streets, northwest. it goes 10-10 today, it includes more than 80 of dcs. best eateries, restaurants and food trucks. a great day for lots of outdoor events, this is what october is all

this is one of the faces behind council president larry reed's push to approve three measures he believes will reduce crime. >> going over to highland hospital. when the doctor came and told his mother that your son is no longer here, you know, that really has an impact on you. >> reporter: last week reed's friend 40-year-old hasan was gunned down inside the garage of the east side's dragon motorcycle club. >> i am tired, if people don't want to make change, then we ultimately suffer the consequences. >> reporter: reed and de la fuente are calling for an ordnance. perhaps most controversial expanding gang injunctions into north and east oakland. but members of the stop coalitions and others showed up in large numbers questioning the success of the so called safety zones and expressing concern about innocent people getting unfairly singled out. >> they tend not to do the targeted work but end up moving things around. they really enhance racial profiling. >> reporter: we're literally dying out there and we can't take it anymore. pleads -- please help us. >> reporter: that woman was a part o

. >> reporter: and many paid a huge price, like master sergeant doug reed with the ohio national guard, critically wounded by a rocket-propelled grenade in afghanistan in 2010. he's the father of seven kids, here with his wife, jana. >> the angel of death had me in his arms, and jesus said, "no, i'm not done with you." so they fought over me, and my jaw came off. >> he was very close to death, in the fact that i mean with every surgery they didn't know if he would ever wake up or ever become independent. and so that's when i just had to say, "okay, god, i am not in control. the doctors are not in control. but you are in control, and you are going to have to fix this, if this is what you want." >> reporter: and when he finally did wake up, for two months he didn't know his wife. he didn't even know who he was. >> but when our kids walked in the door he gave them a hug, and he called them all by their pet names, and so the kids began to cry, not because of what they saw, but because it's dad, he does know me, when the doctors were saying we don't think he'll know you. >> i didn't know wh

reed hastings said: >> there is a difference between moving quickly-- which netflix has done very well for years-- and moving too fast, which is what we did in this case. >> reporter: customers will now get unlimited streaming and dvds, and the company won't rename its dvd-by-mail business "qwikster." >> awful name! >> reporter: still, "motley fool's" joe magyer worries about erratic decision-making at netflix. >> reed hastings seems like a very super-bright guy. six months ago, we would have said he is one of the best c.e.o.s on the planet. now everybody is panning him. realistically, maybe he wasn't one of the best. and today it's probably unfair to be trashing him. >> reporter: maybe, but analysts are now wondering just what netflix's strategy is and they're worrying over the possible loss of hundreds of thousands of customers, all of which could make owning this stock a dramatic experience. darren gersh, "nightly business report." >> tom: the bonds market may have been closed because of come bus day. but big, big buying across-the-board. let's get you updated. optimism from europe