that year the caseload at walter reed tripled and unfortunately walter reed was also in the process of moving to bethesda. the first thing that happened was that they started to shut down the employee parking lot and so in order to find parking you have to get to work no later than 6:00 a.m., which we all did. we worked through lunch and we stayed late and we worked and stayed late that night in my dreams come everyone wasn't amputee, even me. and i know my friends over the years have gone really sick of hearing me say that i was going to quit walter reed. i was always going to quit, this is that, i was done, i was going to find a job with parking and better hours. in the next time they saw me i was still out walter reed and they would get irritated. but i could never quite explain it. and the reason i say this because i was part of something that i was part of something that was much larger than myself and i was trying to find something to write about to send you "washington post" and i took my mind off of what i was seeing at work. and then one day my partner actually surprised me an

is republican lindsey graham and joining me in the studio is jack reed. any plan that the president's program will work? >> not much. but at the end of the day, isil has to be encouraged by what was just said. when the white house tells the world we say what we mean and we do what we say, nobody believes that anymore. this is a turning point in the war on terror. we are fighting a terrorist army, not an organization. it's going to take an army to beat an army. and this idea we'll never have any boots on the ground to defeat them in syria is fantasy. and all this is coming on the roost over the last three years of incompetent decisions. so to destroy isil, what i was told or what i heard in your interview won't even come close to destroy isil. it's delusional in the way they approach this. >> senator reed, tough words there, what do you say? >> the president proposed a comprehensive plan that recognizes this has to be

reed: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to introduce a statement from one of my colleagues, congressman lipinski, who could not be here this evening. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. kennedy: thank you. and i yield to the gentleman from rhode island, mr. cicilline. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cicilline: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise in support of the revitalized -- revitalize american manufacturing and innovation act of 2014. rhode island, the birth place of the industrial revolution, was a very strong and long manufacturing history, is seeing the benefits of investing in rebuilding manufacturing. and this bill will create exciting opportunities to do more. this important legislation will establish the network for manufacturing innovation program and a grant program to support domestic production, drive, innovation and leverage private funding and commercialization to develop sustainable business strategies. across the un

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jimmy reed.is disciplinary hearing for a night of harassing correctional staff was the most memorable we have covered. >> i escalated it. >> reed was serving an 11 year sentence. he had established a friend touring an argument and the man died. but his personal demon made him no stranger to prison. >> how long have you been in prison. >> most of my life. >> what was your life like. prison? >> spun out of control through alcohol. >> jimmy reed was probably one of the most forthright inmates i have interviewed. very honest about what he did and why he did it. ad nice looked like it had seen many bar fights. the other crimes what about were those? thieving, fighting. >> reed had recently transferred to the protective custody wing tu to threats by younger inmaids. reed wasn't happy about the move. to him it was a sign of weakness. >> protective custody, describe it. >> no good. >> why? >> but read ee had a larger foal than leaving protective custody. >> though officials might argue his claim of not b

we'll get reaction from two members of the senate armed services committee, lindsey graham and jack reed. then, the nfl launches an independent investigation into roger goodell's handling of the ray rice domestic violence case. we'll discuss the continued fallout with attorney wendy murphy and sportscaster jim gray who calls the scandal a massive failure in judgment. >>> plus, is hillary clinton beginning to mobilize her 2016 campaign? our sunday panel weighs in all right now on "fox news sunday." hello, again, from fox news in washington. islamic state jihadists have released a third video as a proclaimed warning to america's allies. it shows the execution of british aid worker david haines abducted in 2013 while working for an international aid agency helping the syrian people. joining us from london with the latest on all this, the senior foreign affairs correspondent amy kellogg. good morning to you. >> good morning, john. the u.k.'s cobra or emergency government meeting has just broken up with prime minister david cameron vowing now more than ever that the u.k. will continue its fig

blumenthal, casey, walsh, hirono, booker, heitkamp, boxer, nelson, durban, white house, klobuchar, reed of rhode island, and levin. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent that the mandatory quorum under rule 22 be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent that the filing deadline under rule 22 of the first-degree amendments to h.j. res. 124 be 2:00 this afternoon and the filing deadline for second-degree amendments be 3:30 p.m. today. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the motion to table an amendment to the joint resolution provided under the previous order be in order during the time for debate, if made during the debate the vote on the motion to table occur immediately after all debate time has been used or yielded back on h.j. res. 124. further that if a budget point of order is made the motion to waive be considered made and the vote on the motion to waive occur following the vote on the motion to invoke cloture on h.j. res. 124. the presiding officer: without

a university of maryland student brendan reed is giving his school 31 million bucks, the largest single gift in university history. that money goes toward construction of a computer science building. reed is ceo and co-founder of a company occular vcr that develops wearable virtual facial wear technology. it was recently bought for about $2 billion. >>> a texas middle schooler has a passion for technology and helping others. >> reporter: kids seem to have a income for new technology, but 12-year-old -- a knack for new technology, but 12-year-old dillon verchetti really gets it. he already has two patents. the save me app turns any power button on an android phone into a panic button. >> all i'd have to do is reach down and press the power button if i was attacked. >> reporter: after pressing on and off several time the phone automatically send a prewritten message to a parent or anyone else programmed into the app. >> just got a message saying please help. i may be in danger. >> reporter: with an upgrade the receiver will get a map showing the sender's exact location. the app already on

reed, for this report do you want any materials for take notes?. >> you swore at an officers coming to your cell. >> guilty. >> when being served with a report, james reed became abusive to me. this is officer stewart milton, tell me to get [ bleep ]. he then threatened to set fire to his cell. >> lock me up if you want. if you do i'll burn my peter. >> you'll burn your peter? >> aye. >> and you've been charged with continually hitting your buzzer throughout the control period. how do you plead? >> guilty. >> i'll find you guilty on that one. two more to go. >> the fourth charge then is disobeying again a rule where you've been continually pressing your cell button again for no reason. >> guilty. >> the last report of the evening was where you've intentionally endangered the health and safety of others where you activated the smoke detector in your cell, requiring the prison staff and fire service to attend. do you understand that charge? and how do you plead? >> guilty. >> so you've pled guilty. i'm going to found you guilty on that. all right, i

carmel, and jack clement little don reed. look at him go.the house after a couple of moves, that's a touchdown. more from the preps. clement's pass is going to be deflected. but it ends up in reed's hands once again. once again, another touch. reed, 11 yards this evening, st. joe's prep hang on to pick up an impressive win 28-27 in illinois. after the game, donovan mcnabb tweeted his congrats to st. john prep. back after this. >>> just in time for your labor day get-together comes news about indulging in a little wine. a new study find wine drinker who limit how much they pour are less likely to overindulge. researchers at iowa state university asked a group of college students and staff to pour themselves an amount of wine they considered normal. of those who generally poured only half a glass at a time consumed 20% less wine overall than people who didn't go by that glass half empty rule. >>>off heard of knee replacement and hip replacement surgeries. what about ankle replacements? they've been around for three decades, but early designs w

they have been living for the past two years since his injury at walter reed military hospital. his 11-year-old son, keenan, was a state archery champion when he was 9. >> he is retired. he was north carolina, in 2009, north carolina state champion. 6 to 8-year-old division. >> reporter: seeing their dad prepare for london's invictus games has made the others want to learn, too. for major burkette, it's given him a renewed sense of purpose. >> my legs get sore walking back and forth. as marines, as servicemen, we get used to pushing through. >> reporter: that strength, his family says, is what enables him to keep going. now they say he plans to win. in washington, jennifer griffin, fox news. >>> will, williams and krauthammer, an all-star panel tonight just ahead live. >>> first, we've lost one of the members of the fox family, my colleague mike majchrowitz died at the much-too-early age at 51. he's known with great pipes and the unspellable last name, we just called him mac. today by sheer coincidence, the president was in wisconsin, the home state of mack who treasured the gre

erik reed, the pick. and reed has some work to do. dancing, across the entire field.e's got a convoy and boy he might take it to the house. jason whitman can't bring him down. dez bryant didn't see any of it because he got shellacked. and he would leave the game but would return. tony romo trying everything. maybe i will just chuck it as far as i can and that will work. no. carlos hyde from 5 yards out. 50yards for hyde. it was 28-3 at

reed hastings spoke to bloomberg last night at the launch party in paris. >> it is our biggest international launch ever. we launched three years ago in the u.k. and a year ago in the netherlands. we are excited to be here in france and germany and what a reception. there has been so much excitement about netflix year. -- here. >> in europe, they face a number of rivals including amazon and free tv channels all stop -- channels. netflix announced a new original comedy series called "love." for more on all things netflix, i'm joined by the managing director of wedbush in los angeles. this is the biggest international launch ever for netflix but it's the most risky. how so? >> it's the biggest because the territories are expanding into about half the population of the u.s. this is a giant step for them and they've managed everywhere pretty well except japan. i'd think -- except for latin america. i think western europe is for more like the u.s. than latin america, so i think they will have some success here and it's risky because culturally france and germany are a bit different from japan and

reed hastings held an event in paris.thern part of the continental. 80 million broadband households for the it will be friends, eligible, luxembourg, and of course, germany. friends,l be luxembourg, and of course, germany. they have to see how to get into people's homes and get them to watch it. here is mr. reed hastings. >> it will be challenging to be profitable. we have a lot of confit -- content. we keep getting more content. if ago 5-10 years, we should be profitable. >> it is a company of a market cap of $30 billion which compares it to companies like viacom and cbs. more growth. they have had a remarkable story in the states. they have 50 million subscribers in 40 states. 3/4 are in north america. the goal is to get to 90 million viewers from 60 million. they want to grow. when you look at some of their goals, they want 80% of the revenue outside of the u.s. and right now, clearly, they are not there. some analysts are saying they will get 20%. they have to figure out some of the typos. ares like "house of cards" o

current mayor chuck reed says more officers are being hired.wo candidates for san jose mayor are santa clara super supervisor cortese and liccardo. >>> the sunny vale company had been refusing to hand over data saying it was a violation of fourth amendment rights against unreasonable search and seizure. yahoo said the government threatened to slap them with a fine. yahoo lost the case. >>> nasa just released this video of yesterday's massive solar flair. solar flairs are powerful bursts of radiation. if they are intense enough the solar flair could disrupt gps signal, power grids and communication on earth. but they also said the flair poses no danger to those here on earth. >>> that solar flair is a big deal. senses how much microwave energy is coming off the sun. it can disrupt radio communication and communication between airliners. we had 98 in antioch. these are the highs for today. highs tomorrow they're like right there. i mean it's not going to be as warm. i don't think we'll see 101 in livermore tomorrow but we'll be 99. 100degrees som

i said after my book, read gary wills and reed about lock and but reed my bock first. >> hutchinson. >> hutchinson, exactly. >> historians, excuse me, historians are mostly interested in, fa loss officers are interested in text, historians are interested inis contexts and contexts in which the declaration was written. though the book i'm trying to peddle, this is unveiled attempt to sell this book. i have one more child in college and every, every penny that you contribute to me will go right into the alexander ellis scholarship fund. let me try to engage danielle here for a second. i have read danielle's book and i urge you to read it. i think there was reinterpretation of the declaration by lincoln in 1863 atnk gettysburg. there was a reinterpretation of the meaning of those words by martin luther king on the steps of the lincoln memorial in august of 1963. i think that danielle's reinterpretation is the next step in that ex-expand pan sieve tradition what those words mean, most especially all men are created equal and endowed by their creator with inalienable rights and those righ

he is still recovering atr reed hospital but competes in archery.en raising four small children at walter reed hospital for over two years in just over a week this wounded warrior, master archer, will travel to london to represent the u.s. at the games on april 11, two 12, the osprey aircraft he was piloting crashed, killing out but two people on board. for 14 months doors attempted to save his leg letch still may face yet another amputation. >> i hate shooting from a wheelchair. a lot of guys don't mind it because you're lower and don't have to worry about the instability of your legs. i'd rather stand. >> the games are the brainchild of prince harry, who himself is a combated -- combat certified apache helicopter pilot. the games will include wounded warriors from around the world. >> out of the night that covers me, black as pit from poll to poll. >> i am the master of my fate. >> i am captain of my soul. >> i am invictus. >> for major burkett, who used archery for hunting, his wife ask their four children, getting back to his sport has been a ke

---aunque el alcalde ''chuck reed'' diga que los crmenes han reducido los crticos dicen que eso no ciertont vo el ex jefe de polica rob davis expres sus comentarios diciendo lo siguiente... juanfra en nuestra rea las temperaturas .... roll open under lorena pasamos con lucrecia borchardt quien tiene los detalles del reporte del clima ... take 2boxes lucrecia buenos das... qu nos espera el da de hoy. juanfra ---hacemos nuestra primera pausa en noticiero telemundo 48 a las diez. noticiero telemundo 48 a las diez. take vo ---suspenden al comentarista de los 49ers tras hacer polmicas declaraciones relacionadas en el caso de violencia domstica contra ray rice take vo/lorena ---se da a conocer el veredicto en el juicio contra el atleta oscar pisturios...acusaod de asesinato black lorena ---el conocido comentarista partidos de futbol americano luego de hacer comentarios insensibles sobre el caso del atleta ray rice.... juanfra/take vo ---el locutor de 57 años de edad dijo que la esposa ''janay rice'' tiene parte de culpa por no denunciarlo.... ---los 49ers calificaron este comentario como ofensi

councilman larry reed is calling on police to crack down on these dangerous stunts. this video posted on a hip-hop website shows one car that actually loses control sliding into several spectators. it's not clear if anyone was hurt. larry reed said he called police to report a sideshow in his neighborhood saturday night. >> it was crazy. you got 100 vehicles revving their engines and doing doughnuts in the parking lot. i just hope there's more creative thinking within the oakland police department to help us to deal with it. >> oakland police don't know if this video is from the same sideshow that councilman reid reported saturday night. police also sent ktvu this statement "we take sideshow activity very seriously as we grow the department and increase our staffing, we'll be able to direct resources that can more effectively respond to and deter sideshow activity." the department also says it's reviewing video of this weekend's sideshow. >> all right, tori. >>> 7:16. that leads us right to sal. she's watching our commute -- he's watching our commute, the roads and b

the president has invited senate majority leader harry reed and others. reportedly the plan the president will announce does not involve u.s. ground troops, but it could include air strikes on isis targets in syria as well as iraq. the president is set to speak at 6 p.m. our time. we'll have it live tomorrow right here on ktvu. >>> this afternoon the nfl is defending its handling of the ray rice domestic abuse scandal even though the investigation is incomplete. a new statement from the star running back's wife is included. >> his wife calls this situation a nightmare. she defends her husband. at the same time there's one report that says ray rice is now in good spirits and holding strong for his family even after the league suspended him indefinitely over alarming video. >>reporter: new details from this disturbing video. ray rice said his wife and he shouted obscenities at each other when she appears to sit in his face, then a knockout punch leaving her unconscious. this video has the nfl commissioner facing tough questions about how far the league went

film ofhing the game yesterday's loss for the redskins, and two players had reed wase, and jordan injuredith a hamstring issue. he tried to hurdle the defender, and he actually got up and started to go back to the huddle, and he grabbed his he also could miss a few weeks. and when they saw the video today, it was clear that the andakes were made, washington dominated the statistics, turning the ball over twice inside the 10, and it would be a different conversation otherwise, and the other thing that came out is 29-37, and hes allowed the defenders to close in, so jay gruden was asked to grade the performance of his star quarterback. >> i think he did some good things, no question about it, but overall, when you are grading your quarterback, and you have a loss, you don't get a great, because the quarterback is responsible. most of caller will get the criticism, as well, they should. 26-39. him,nk is a good start for a good building block for him jacksonville. for >> head coach jay gruden. all right, let's go to baseball. i have been talking pennant race, and now, the braves are in town,

now working together in sill docon valley. >>> reed hastings is in france and germany to expand netflix in those countries and he wants to expand in latin america. i'm damien trujillo. >>> let's bring in jeff ranieri, talk about a micro climate forecast. it will be in effect, some parts of area will get more rain than others. >>exactly right. the first raindrops that are now visible on the weather underground sky cam or network. the lens is a little bit wet there and certainly very cloudy. again, the rain is touching the ground there in northern california. going to take time to get a dross the bay area. let's get you outside of the sky camera network. it is mainly clear across a lot of the bay. blue sky in the south bay and 81. some clouds filtering in the tri-valley. warm, 80 tiedegrees. we'll take you into tomorrow's forecast and again, the much advertised return of some scattered showers to the bay area will be happening here not only for these south bay. we have a 60% chance of that happening but also a thachance peninsula and tri-valley. not only a chance of showers and cooler tem

david reed ganboa brandhorst. michelle rene bratton. patrice braut. lydia estelle bravo.ronald michael breitweiser. francis henry brennan. michael e. brennan. daniel j.brethel. >> gary lee bright. >> jonathan eric briley. mark a.brisman. >> gary bristoe. marian r. briton. >> and my brother-in-law, brian joseph murphy. as the great sages taught, it is not in our power to explain either the tranquility of the wicked or the suffering of the righteous. brian, murph, we hold you in our hearts, we think of you often. we love you. >> and my father, john patrick gallagher. dad, even though you're not on this earth anymore, i know you're looking down on us and smiling. i love you and i always will. >> mark francis broderick. >> herman charles broghammer. >> keith a. broomfield. >> ber jarred c. brown ii. >> janice brown. lloyd stanford brown. patrick john brown. pettina b. browne bradburn. >> mark bruce. richard george bruehert. andrew brunn. vincent edward brunton. ronald bucca. brandon j. bu nannen. greg j. buck. dennis buckley. nancy clare bueche. patrick joseph buhse. john edw

. >> reed instruments are difficult to play, and he has it mastered. >>> that is not a bottle of lemonadebut a fly catcher. as you can see, look how many flies are in there. he explains how long that's been sitting on what looks like his back patio. >> this is from two weeks ago. completely full. >> oh, my gosh. >> cches a variety of flies a advertisement. whatever it is. >> all flies. >> some are still alive. >> well, it works. >> it works really, really well. >> the sad thing is there's flies on the top, and nobody's telling them, go away! >> probably think it's a fly disco. >> wow. he really has a fly problem. >> that's all flies? >> that's all flies from two weeks. the other was just after a week. this video was captured in utah. the man who posted it sayings they don't know the source of the flies, but they believe they may come from the horse property that is just behind their house. >> how do you kill them? >> get a real big fly swatter. bam. >>> big, black, and beastly -- >> but it sometimes finds a match when it comes to nature. >> how mother nature shows the beast who is boss. a

reed: i'd like to thank the gentleman for yielding and, mr. speaker, i rise tonight in support of h.r. 3043, the tribal general welfare exclusion act of 2013. first, i would like to thank congressman nunes for his hard work on this legislation. without his leadership, this bill would not have made it as far as it has today. i'd also like to thank ways and means chairman dave camp for his support throughout this process and all my colleagues on the other side of the aisle that have joined in the effort to get this legislation passed and considered this evening. this legislation codifies, mr. speaker, the proper tax treatment of certain services provided by the tribe for education, public safety, to promote its culture and to provide for the general welfare of the tribe. this is an issue of fair treatment of taxpayers. in this case, native american taxpayers, such as those who live in the sovereign seneca nation in western new york in my home district, the 23rd congressional district of new york. this legislation will ensure that the unique lega

. >> up next, joy reed got a one on one with the outgoing attorney general eric holder. watching msnbc. can ease arthritis symptoms but if you have arthritis, this can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain, so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. and it's not a narcotic. you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen and meloxicam have the same cardiovascular warning. they all may increase the chance of heart attack or stroke, which can lead to death. this chance increases if you have heart disease or risk factors such as high blood pressure or when nsaids are taken for long periods. nsaids, like celebrex, increase the chance of serious skin or allergic reactions, or stomach and intestine problems, such as bleeding and ulcers, which can occur without warning and

jeff reed, investorplace.com editor. looking into all this. jeff, good to see you.ly we have to remind everybody, when rates go down, value of bond go up, but you will see that reverse shortly. why? >> i do think, nobody has all answers. it surprised some people that rates have dropped as much as they have, 60 basis points since january. this is not something that might happen immediately. might not see immediate rate hike. we have seen improvement on the unemployment front. inflation metrics are little elevated. probably in the cards next year-and-a-half or so. to see rates tick up. very important for people in long-term bond funds. when rates go up, the principle goes down. income investors shouldn't abandon bonds all together but there are alternatives to protect. liz: there is the softball, liz. there are alternatives. give us the number one alternative. follow with the list. people are always looking for the next big thing. >> yeah, i really like preferred stock right now. actually if you want me to pick the one i like best, i think preferred stock is really go

after he hit reed in the hand looks in the dugout throws his hands up like why are you mad?out our best player in the mouth and hit another guy in the hand. what are we supposed to do? you know? what type of reaction are you thinking that we're going to give you? right? hey, man, you know, don't worry about it, man, it's okay. >> don't call in. i'm not going to shortchange the a's. they got one game wild card race lead into seattle tonight. closer sean doolittle has been actsvated off the dl. story on the late show. >>> the 49ers quarterback parish cox who intercepted cowboys tony romo last sunday on the d pass, cox just doesn't play deep. he can play anywhere on the field. he returns kicks, punts, earlier this week i asked him about his versatility. >> in the golf vernacular you looked at one club in the back that the weekend hacker can always rely on the one club that will never fail him. >> yes, sir. coach says i'm the wood in the golf bag. >> that's right. >> he always say that to me, you know, coach jackson i -- [ indiscernible ] being the utility guy. it helps me in ot

kaepernick escapes the sack. 14-3 niners, after an eric reed interception, return to the two-yard linernon again, cowboys stunned. three picks and a fumble returned for six by the 49ert defense. anytime the cowboys were driving, defense would come up pick. patrick willis, interception in the end zone, tony romo with three in the game. debut and his first nfl touchdown, four yards here, 28-3 at the half. jim harbaugh, 4 or in season openers as they win 28-17ure final. >>> rough start for rookie quarterback derek carr and the raiders against the jets. 20-13, 151-yard, two td cozy, 7-3 raiders. but the jets took the lead. smith to johnson, 10-7 new york. jets outgain the raiders. 212 to 25 on the ground. chris ivory breaks loose. touchdown run. play of the day, raiders got a late touchdown, carr 30 yards to james jones, look at this one-handed catch. but raiders lose their third straight opener under dennis allen. >> we weren't continue enough to give us an opportunity to win the game. and that's where we got to get better. as a football team. >> this isn't my first loss. this isn't my fi

. >> billionaires thick tom steyr who hosted reed and others at his san francisco mansion. >> no matter who fakes control of condepression, there are some that worry that the interests of the rich, and the influence of their dark money groups will wib out in the end. >> from the biggest players to the local activists you never heard of. soon they'll court you online. the leading vetter targeted an add network, announcing an advertising target. the guy running for dog catcher will have the ability to target pet owners, or those that buy products indicating they care about their lawn. jacob ward is joining us. tracking technology - how much to the companies know, based on where we go, about who we are. >> it's fright thing. once you are in the mechanism of it, and you see the under stating of your life, it's outrageous. it begins with publishing. the spying and selling of magazines. you begin to receive political mail depending what you prescribe to. now we are at a place where the data processing companies, when you sign for a home lone or you have a credit check for a car, yore data pro

. >> reporter: from the navy yard to santa barbara to sandy hook america has been tear reed by troubled -- terrorized by troubled mass killers. maybe earlier mental health help would have saved them and their victims. >> fuller says the number of public psychiatric hospital beds in this country has dipped from more than half a million in the early 1960s to around 32,000 today. >>> a very nice day, clouds rolling in overnight. here are the numbers for today, 77 and 58 goes in the books. it was 45 this morning at dulles. we'll come back and tell you if any 80s are in our future. >> but up next print my ride. it may not look like much, but this car could usher in a whole new way of building vehicles. what makes it so specia >>> we have a giant 3d printer made in chicago. it took 44 hours and fewer than 50 parts. the only major parts not made by the 3d printer are the motor, battery, window and headlights. don't plan on seeing this along the beltway, the top speed is 40-mile an hour. >> the only thing that's not made, the stuff it really needs. >>> you could call it the return of cool, comi

matthew reed, thank you very much. very interesting. appreciate night thank you.e last few moments president obama announcing that. >> jenna: is stepping down after six years -- attorney general eric holder. david: this is live. this is live. wouldn't you know washington already discussing what some consider to be holder's controversial legacy when it comes to wall street. rich edson has the story. rich, first of all, the president is not announcing a successor today, correct? >> that's right. david. we won't get that today. when it comes to wall street, holder is long criticized by some activists for failing to prosecute banking executives following the financial crisis. still attorney general eric holder's department of justice managed to extract billions of dollars in settlements from financial firms including 17 billion from bank of america. 13 billion from jpmorgan chase and 13 billion from citigroup. they say his office had historic civil rights and. republicans say he is has lack of respect for congress, american taxpayer around federal law. spokesman for s

subsequent is not only awake but eager to provide that essential link that education provides and i think reedly correct i wanted to talk this morning and welcome over the course president chiu and supervisor malia cohen who's district we're in this morning and give a harder i didn't welcome to our superintendant and two school members that are working hard to make that happen reverend and that's hydra mendosa and emily who is also on the boards she serves as the director on the status of women we're all here together i see barbara carlson she and first 5 are working in the community with us but we have a lot of our members working together with our school district. long ago i believe it's going to get longer ago the unified school district had to struggle by itself they saw the state as their challenge and the city was not there with them we've learned a lot of through a lot of tragedies tragedies of failure and of not supporting each other and our hearten guarantee again to opening statements opening obama we're going our brothers keeper and make sure we succeed so the school district is not

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with the torch relay featuring an american flag that is carried across the country ending at walter reed military medical center outside of washington, dc. this is youtube veto from team red and white and blue supporting veterans that benefits the organizations. the flag includes 49er great joe montana and mc hammer carrying the flag in menlo park through facebook campus. >> i have to pay for the air conditioning can i borrow several bucks? >> thanks buddy, you can borrow the solar panel. it will be running again today. i know that. the temperatures are from eight degrees warmer-than-average at redwood city and 88 and san jose is 90 and napa is 96 and san francisco isup and oakland is 85, ten degreer warmer-than-average. and then in concord, which is telephone degrees warmer-than-average. triple digits through the valley to palm springs and mid-to-upper 80's with high clouds and sun in san diego and los angeles and calm conditions in napa and 82 but hazy sunshine pus -- because of the smoke in yosemite. >> safe commuting in san rafael skies are clear and the road is, too, moving at the l

patrick reed tells europe pen crowd to keep it down. roary mcllroy making noise with his put. retain the rider cup. third straight fort americans. >> eagles just underway now in the 3rd quarter. >> jeff, thank you. up next on "action news" a run to remember south jersey bravest. >> and meteorologist cecily tynan has the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. first, here's the preview of what is ahead on world news tonight. >> good evening, sarah, walter, coming up tonight severe storms damaging an airport and downing power lanes and flooding roads on the move tonight and hunt for survivorist after volcano erupted trapping >> the app you'll philadelphia fire fighters annual run and walk in sea isle city. memorial in the 50s year in honor of eight firefighters killed in the blaze at the refinery back in 1975. proceeds benefit the burn unit at the corzer-chester medical center. >> cecily is in for melissa. this weekend was perfect. perfect. >> beautiful weekend to get outside. ways water-skiing and wake surfing with the kids. >> how do do you that. >> i'll talk about it later. >>

. >> reed who went down during the game will have an mri on his elbow tomorrow. >>> let's go to the baseballiamond now. who doesn't love. bottom of the fourth, they're down to one. adam larothe changed his solo shot. we're tied at 2 now. >>> bottom of the 6th after he and desmond. since this pitch to left. that's when your. one more score for you in the nfl, the ravens fell to the bengals ñr23-16. >>> football is not over yet. we're going to take you to a live shot of denver where the broncos and the colts are getting prepared to take each other on. >>> on this sunday night, on the offensive. more u.s. air strikes as president obama prepares to address the nation on a plan to hunt down isis militants. >>> deadlyfloods. hundreds of villages underwatter to night. the race to rescue the thousands still stranded. >>> hooked, an inside look at america's heroin epidemic. how the drug is entering our cities and no community sim mun. >>> the new research on the value of a college degree. some are wondering is the financial risk worth the reward. >>> and remembering joan rivers. families, friends, an

a little wallace reed was working for the constitution at the time. history, ando his since that time, reed's claim repeated by every local author and secondary authors, i think, castill. my professional judgment, this little girl wasn't killed. seen myin, if you've work, atlanta -- i mean "what us," i spendid to a third of the time on the bombardment, looking at tofederate newspapers, and from the 60's, you can bet your bippy that if a killed onl had been the afternoon of july 20, the confederate press would have mentioned it. 25 years account is later. hood thought he saw an to attack at peach tree creek. the yankees went firmly across. hood had arranged his troops so that actually his plan of battle was the same as lee's on the gettysburg.f attack from the right, by division. he had moved so far to the right -- he's the far right heacking division -- that overlapped the union left in the battle. nevertheless, the confederates though they, even managed to break the union lines, at a couple of different places. confederates withdrew from their outer

. >>> 49ers and eric reed talked today and had some strong words on why the domestic violence policy needs to be changed. >> it's a thing that shouldn't have to be talked about at all. it needs to be a rule set in stone. i think it's too wishy-washy on the way they're punishing guys. if he comes up with a policy, it will be a good thing. >> reporter: 49ers will face arizona on sunday with stanton starting at quarterback for the cardinals. >>> what happens when you lose your brakes at 100 miles per hour? skids off the tracks. he was okay. >>> a's may have given up another lead if not for that man. donaldson gets the second out of the 9th. who's in the mood for some snow cone action? makes the great diving catch. >>> not in the mood for a snow cone? how about some popcorn? duda hits a 2-run jack . catches the ball. 5-0. >>> number 1, these guys in alabama launch a basketball. bounce off the guy. holding the trampoline. that was all net. and yes, they called it yes, it did happen. >> alzheimer's walk tomorrow. mission bay. be there to help us fight this disease. we'll all be there. >> w