was there a tie-in to jack johnson and jim reese york? >> i don't know of any, to be perfectly honest. there might be, but i did not make that connection between york and jack johnson. but let me say something about randy westen. two things. one is he told me, you know, roger's struggle with finishing the book in time for this event -- [laughter] randy said he would have to take a cruise to finish be it. [laughter] but also, people, please mark your calendar. general james, mrs. james, november 9th and 10th there will be a symposium on hard hem's rattlers at nyu -- harlem's rattlers, and randy westen is giving a concert on november 9th of the music of james reese york. that's going to be 6 p.m. on november 9th, randy westen in concert. but you have of to promise you'll come to the events the next day, okay? [laughter] on monday. >> yeah, well, he -- [inaudible] appearing end of this month at concord baptist church. >> that's right. >> give him as much pr. [inaudible] [laughter] but my information about the tie-in to jack johnson is all de

. >>> hey, here at lincoln financial field a major news out of the nfl, plus the great merrill reese will get us ready for this time preseason game all have of that coming up in sports. the protests comes as newly formed camden county police department, tries to build with the community, is served, and this video is from last night. department's chief says outreach to the community is a big priority. >> it is important for police to understand that we derive our power and authority from the people we police. we have to be among them and they have to be supportive of what we're doing. >> over the summer police handed out coloring books to children and introduced them to k-9 officers hoping to foster a healthy relationship. >>> preparations are underway for made in america music festival this labor day weekend. crews are busy setting up for that two day festival. fifty acts will perform, including ferrell williams, kanye west and kings of leon. to accommodate venue construction, there will be road closures. >> i have to move my car for the entire weekend, so i take public transportatio

. >> kick off is a little more than an hour from now "eyewitness news" sports director beasley reese and leslie van arsdal are at the link tonight with the preview hi guys. >> hi guys is there an energy here. there always is on a game day, preseason game number three but i'm excited. i know fans are excited. >> are you kidding me? they were here hours ago cannot wait to have some football back here at the link. >> i'll tell you who is excited it would be one merrill reese he will call, his 7 million th game today and he tells us what to look for. >> merrill in, no one knows better than you what we should expect in the third game. what are you looking for. >> i'm looking for nobody to get injured. that is the the number one thing but beasley, for years and years i have been hearing people say the next to the last preseason game is a dress rehearsal. it is really not. you are talking about a show, dress rehearsal means going out there and performing as would you on opening night, doing everything that way. they will not do that. they will play the regulars more. a half, maybe more than

. >> i'm beasley reese in new york at cbs broadcast center where they are kicking off thursday night football, sports will be on cbs-3 and hear what one of the top coaches in the nfl has to say >>> all right. well, we are continuing what was a beautiful weekend, right into the workweek. so nice outside. >> perfect weather. >> it is. >> it would be nice to have a three day weekend, to enjoy this monday even more but just a gorgeous day. you are only dealing with sun glare problems, no rain out there this evening if you are out and about. that is some good news. more good news is any rain for next couple days should stay south of us. lets take a look outside and tour the area here. that is 5:20 p.m. here's atlantic city in atlantic county. you can see blue skies, a few hazy clouds out there still people on the beach and boardwalk. it is mid-august, high times still, and still looking good, and shore spots margate from the beach patrol headquarters, and, live neighborhood network showing a few people packing in for the day but others extending, it in and as long as they possibly can. an

ravens hosting the pittsburgh steelers, yesterday, was media day in new york, and our own beasley reese was on hand, with all the stars of cbs sports. should be an exciting games on great night to watch football, thursday nights this fall on cbs-3. >>> cleveland browns rookie manziel in hot water after shall we say flipping the birds toward the washington redskins bench. in the third quarter of last night's game, in lands over, maryland, cleveland lost it to washington 24-23. the browns are coached by former north penn coach, mike petin. in case you're wondering, the redskins desean jackson caught two passes for 34 yards. >> now, you can talk about all that and more from the world of sports as our own beasley reese guest hoses the morning show today and tomorrow at our sister station sports radio 94wip. beasley, rhea hughes, al, they start at 5:30 a.m. hope beastly is open already, it is early. >> we can call him if you would like. >> you know? we've got some time. make sure east's up. >> happy to do so. >> since we've been up since o-dark-30. >> jill wagner standing by in new york with

for jane carabao, i'm beasley reese, at fdr park. >> big day, thanks, guys. >>> and now a live look,ight outside citizens wang park where they said the party is moving tonight. the taney dragons will be honored by the the philadelphia phillies and our matt rivers is there, he will have a live report coming up at 6:15. >>> today in court a scared, little girl did a very brave thing. she testified about the day she was abduct from her school. police say that abduction was just the beginning of a nightmare. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live outside the criminal justice center with her story, walt. >> reporter: there were tears in the the eyes of the jurors in courtroom 1101 and in the eyes of the people sitting in the courtroom but not in the eyes of that brave little seven year-old girl who walk in the courtroom at 3:15 with poise, courage, taking the witness stand for 35 agonizing minutes as the details of an attack more horrific then most of us could ever have imagined came out in her quiet little voice. the ordeal that began in january of 2013, when this five-year old l

at lincoln financial field, i'm beasley reese for eyewitness sports. >>> all right, it was a good game reports meantime sixers are a part of one of the off season's biggest trades. the sixers would shift forward that young to the timberwolfs, as part of a three team trade also involving the cleveland cavaliers. that would go to minnesota with cavaliers, andrew wiggins, number one kick this past draft. plus 2013 number one pick bennett. calves get center love from the t wolfs. sixers get two players with expiring contracts and 2015 draft pick. >> also it should be fun night in south philly tonight when the tips fills become the st. louis cardinals, they welcome them to the ballpark. kyle kendrick gets the ball for the phillies. when it comes to the pitchers, be there at the beginning, darth vader toss out the ceremonial first pitch for star wars night. who knew? darth vader's in town. i'm looking forward to. that will i'm star wars fan, what can i say? >> that needs to happen. >> right now, 5:21, and don't break the bank on back to school shopping. three's on your side with some big dis

we have team three coverage today, beasley reese and jan carabao are live in fdr park where the parade wrapped up an hour an and beasley and jan, this was quite a party. >> reporter: jessica, beasley and i could not be happier to cover the feel good story of the summer. we were with the kid all day long. beasley was here at the park for the big rally. i was all along the parade route from south philadelphia to center city where the parade started at 20th and market streets. >> you could feel the love in philadelphia today and an entire city supporting just one little league team, the team that stole the national spotlight this um iser and a impressive, and overwhelming feat for both these kids and parent. >> we didn't realize on a grand scale how tremendous it was i guess. it will take a lot for me not to cry. >> reporter: not sure if her mom made it all the way through this, thousands lined market street wednesday afternoon to just catch a glimpse of the taney dragons. >> it was wonderful. >> well deserved. >> reporter: and more fans pack the entry way to the kimmel center on broad st

sports director beasley reese went to new york city and talk with the guys who will be bringing us allof the action this season and when it comes to eagles quarterback nick foles they are impressed. >> what was -- welcome to the cbs broadcast center where the big football meeting was held today. they bring in play by play guys, color analyst, the stars are here, talking about the kick off of the new thursday night football that will start on september 11th, here on cbs-3. >> a lot of times divisional games you can throw schedule out the window. you know as well as do i from playing and magnitude of the game and ramifications and what happens. divisional game is almost twofold. you cannot afford to lose that. >> with so many pros around i took an opportunity to talk to a couple quarterback about our quarterback nick foles. >> great thing about nick that i saw last year, no interceptions. that is the thing. you have to keep from turning the ball over and if they do that i think they will be as exciting as any team in football and they will win the nfc east assuming they will stay healthy

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. >> "eyewitness news" sports director beasley reese and leslie van arsdal are both live at the linktonight with a preview of the big game hi guys. >> well, we are really excited, because for the football players it is first time on their home court, they are behind us doing stretches and all of the little drills, that the football moves that i love to see but it is also an exciting time for the fans. >> the the fans have been waiting, waiting, for this day to come they came around noon today to get ready for the game. this is the the game to go to because most of the starters will play well into the third quarter, but the big question everyone wants to see riley cooper and jeremy maclin on the field together. beasley, we don't know what that looks like. >> it is unfortunately that riley has been hurt all camp and maclin has had soreness but both guys are back. it is difficult for a quarterback to do what he needs to do if he doesn't have his two starting receivers out there. maclin and cooper playing tonight is a fan focus it is focus for coaching staff and for these two guys becaus

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. >>> i'm beasley reese, here's your 60 seconds sports. takes the mound for the phillies tonight, game two against the nationals. phillies offense hopes to keep things rolling, after big game last night. seventeen hits, ten runs, one of the best performances of the season. but the big story of the game, was cliff lee. after pitching two and a half scoreless innings, it seems like he re-injured his elbow, could mean his season is over. he saw a doctor today, and will undergo more tests after the weekends. >>> to eagles training camp we go. wide receiver riley cooper was seen wearing a boot on his leg. good news, it doesn't seem to be serious. coach chip kelly says it is just minor injury, should be able to get back on the field in a few days. speaking of injuries, flyers goalie, steve mason, will miss a two weeks of on ice training. he broke his pinky finger while playing hockey in canada earlier this week. finally, philadelphia union facing a tough game tonight, they're on the road against kansas city. kansas city riding four game winning

"eyewitness news" sport director beasley reese and leslie van arsdal are both there for a preview of tonight's big game, hi guys. >> hi, jessica. >> hello jessica. the starters are not playing so they went through a full work out just moments ago. they broke their sweat. they are heading inside. they will shower and put on a suit and be ready to leave. backups will be playing, but there is big news in the nfl right, leslie. >> roger goodell says there will be much more tougher penalties, for domestic violence, in light of what happened with ray rice. he admitted he handled it wrong. >> a lot of people complaining, voice of the fans has been heard by nfl. ray rice got only a two game suspension for that dramatic video, now it is six game and for second offense a year. i'm sorry, banned for life from the nfl. >> big story line today, matt barclay will be starting and i have to ask you with all of these, mark sanchez trade rumors if barclay plays some lights out football here could they say maybe we trade. >> i don't think so. i think sanchez has been so impressive he will be the backup

kyle kendrick gets the pitch this afternoon how here is beasley reese with the rest of your eyewitness>>> going into the eagles second pre-season game, nick foles, with bounce back, how about the defense? will they improve? shaky start for billy davis' defensive unit. this patriots touchdown. nobody picked up the fullback. you can take a look and see it clearly. confusion among the linebackers, and the secondary, as well. new england scored touchdowns on three of the first four possessions. the birds brought pressure on this play, couldn't, gave receivers enough time to get open. patriots 21-seven lead. nick foles had nice night. 81 yards to the touchdown toss. nice night for jordan matthews, nine catches for 104 yards. new england won the game, though, 42 to 35. >>> few weeks ago, no one really new about the taney dragons. fast forward few weeks, and philadelphia tiff, feel good story of the summer. taney opened the tournament against the team from nashville, tennessee, here we go. taney didn't waste any time in this one. dragons going deep, bomb to left field. three run homerunment t

and when you hop in the car this morning, you can stay up to date on the latest sports with beasley reeseo-hosting the 94wip morning show today. and tomorrow so tune in, hear beasley. he's up early we're up earl. >> i what are you guys doing flip flopping normal shifts. >> both up early for you. >> thank you. get the girl some coffee. >>> all right, new era for the los angeles clippers, now fans meeting the team's new owner for the first time that's next. also straight ahead family goes to the movies and leaves the theater looking like this. what in the world happened to them and why it could happen to you. that's coming up. stay with us. >> officers stephen korpalski is out of the hospital after shoot that left a suspect dead. police say the suspect shot the officer near magee and torresdale there is morning then police shot and killed the suspect. officer korpalski is home right now after treatment for a graze wounds to the head. >>> 6:00, if want to get our traffic and weather together with katie and bob. good morning. >> hey, good morning, everybody, well, today actually pretty nice d

tory ne reese witherspoon we've done where she wasn't drunk. >> so she's drunk four times a year. >> alba. >> she's ignoring me. she was so devoted to the part she ignored me completely. >> george clooney over at lake comey. one shot of her getting onto the boat and people are saying she's got a baby bump. >> it's just

this girl is the daughter of ricky reese jr.y dad." ♪ >> she's good. wow. >> the lyrics and the beat. >> something everybody can watch. ♪ >> i have a feeling the little girl's daddy rapped around this. >> she's also a good studious girl because listen to this. ♪ i get good grades ♪ ♪ two times i made student of the month ♪ >> she learned everything her dad has given her and obviously is loved. ♪ ♪ took me to the movies and chuck-e-cheese ♪ >> bam! >> now, check this other video out. this parent caught this little girl playing with a friend on the window. >> hi. >> she hides, and then she goes -- >> it's her reflection. >> it's a mirror on a shelf. hours of fun. >> use your imagination. >>> i know y'all consider yourself to be quite smart, intelligent women, but i bet this new show makes you look like i had wrots. it's called idiot test. heats ben. left our studios about a year ago. he is a comedian, funny guy. >> get the test right, you put the money in your bank, but if you get it wrong, you get zero money. i probably get to ma

when was the last reese witherspoon story we covered when she wasn't drunk?unk four times in a year. drunk fourt to be times this week. >> lourdes leon, madonna's daughter, she's in the south of france on the beach smoking something very interesting, a rolled cigarette of some sort. >> it's weed, dude. >> we got nicole murphy at boa alone. >> she wants to be seen. >> she wants to be seen. >> we talked about this. she's probably now the number one cougar

he told us about the israeli reese asked -- israeli reaction. >> destroying the tunnel network which leads out of the gaza strip -- you can never be 100% sure that -- we spoke to soldiers who suspect that the israeli forces are still searching for tunnel exits. the attitude is really reflected in the israeli public. quite interesting surveys coming out. i have been looking at one, in terms of were israel's goals achieved in this offensive, 56% saying only partially. the threat has not been eliminated. did israel win? 36% said yes 53% said there is no real winner in this conflict. israelis perhaps jaded over the whole thing. we do tend to see this in terms of a security throat -- threat in the south of the country where during conflict, rockets are pretty current -- pretty common. many feel that prime minister benjamin netanyahu has done a good job during the campaign. >> the fighting has killed some 1900 palestinians as well as 60 israel he soldiers. in gaza -- 60 israel i soldiers. in gaza, thousands have been forced to flee their homes. >> an aid plane touches down at ben-gurion ai

amanda reese is in stable condition. james is also expected to make a full recovery while trappers continue to search for the gator that attacked him. holding tight to his father's happen hand, james was asked if he would return to the lake. he had just one answer. >> negative. >> reporter: kristen dahlgren, new york. >>> and coming up next, the international spotlight back on silicon valley. meet the german correspondent taking a look at homeless camps. >>> also a simple feature from the gap, this dress. and coming up, a huge debate over body image. ♪ go! go! wow! go power...oats! go! made from oats cheerios! cheerios! go, go, go! go power oats! go! cheerios! go power! go...power! yayyyy! . >>> the homeless situation in silicon valley is getting international attention and coverage. a news crew from germany's ard network was in san jose to shoot a tv special on the valley's homeless problem and solutions. the group went with the agroup o help. >> silicon valley is a place which germans think of as thatñ must be the plac

. >> plus reese witherspoon is having way more fun than you.now bringing you our take on today's top stories. >>> robin williams, all week we have celebrated his life with you and used all of our resources to try and answers question that's frankly might not have answers. why did this man who was so loved around the world end his life the way he did and way too soon. and then the revelation of the battle of parkinson's play. and michael j. fox, knew there was hope. in the end all he could do was hope. himself.

. >> reporter: amanda reese is in stable condition.ames is expected to make a full recovery while choppers continue to search for the gator that attacked him. holding tight to his father's hand, he was asked if he would return to the lake. he had one answer. >> negative. >> reporter: kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >>> up next on nbc "nightly news," a milestone for smokey bear as timeless message gets a makeover. coming up. >>> finally tonight, a happy 70th birthday to an american icon. smokey bear. his message of wildfire prevention is timeless, its delivery changed through time. halle jackson has more. ♪ smokey the bear >> reporter: smokey the bear's image has evolved over the years, spanning generations. through it all, his message remained the same. ♪ everybody knows he's the fire prevention bear ♪ >> reporter: he's adapting his message to a new medium online from smokey selfies to popularity and bear hug hashtags. smokey seems more approachable. >> as he went from print and radio to television, he's now moving online. he has

he died from a sere reese of health issues. virginia medical examiner made the homicide ruling though the shooting was 33 years ago. >> there is no statue of limitations. when every anyone dies as a result of a homicide, they can be charged. that is what is being evaluated in this case. >> john hickley jr. was found not guilty by reason of insanity. they are reviewing the ruling on brady's death. >>> well, this story sounds like something out of the wild west. a former candidate for governor is facing an attempted murder charge tonight. ty glen champ ran and lost in the june primary. police in fresno say he got in a fight with his neighbor yesterday about some work being done on this private road. and then, he pulled out his handgun. >> as we were running down the hill, i heard him fire quite a few more shots afterwards. i couldn't tell you if it was at us or what. but i know it was a bunch of shooting. >> champ shot his neighbor in the stomach. killed the guy's horse, and then took off. he was arrested today. this is not his f

. >> reporter: amanda reese is in stable condition.s expected to make a full recovery while choppers continue to search for the gator that attacked him. holding tight to his father's hand, he was asked if he would return to the lake. he had one answer. >> negative. >> reporter: kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >>> up next on nbc "nightly i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 50,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards, even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning a business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. so factors like diet can negatively impact good bacteria? even if you're healthy and active. phillips digestive health support is a duo-probiotic that helps supplement good bacteria found in two parts of your digestive tra

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when you hop in the car this morning, you can stay up-to-date on the latest sports news with beasley reese. he's co-hosting the 94wip morning show today and tomorrow. the fun starts in just a few minutes, at 5:30 on 94wip. so listen out for beasley. >> we should have gotten him in on the coffee order. sorry, beasley. hope he's got some. >> i know, he'll need it. >>> coming up notice next half hour every "eyewitness news", we are continuing to follow breaking news after police officer is shot. cleve? >> reporter: that's right, that officer recovering at the einstein medical center coming up a live report of what police say led to the officer involved shooting. >> police and protesters clash again in ferguson, missouri, more than a week after an un arm black teenager was shot by a white police officer. i'm susan macinnis in ferguson, missouri, coming up the latest on the overnight violence. >> and bob and katie return with your traffic and weather together on the 3's. we're back with you in just two minutes. >> breaking right flu, a philadelphia police officer is lucky to survive a shoot-out

tie reese, how does that mike you feel?never thought that video would ever be shared by that many people. >> i read that you -- can sing any style but you've been doing a lot with country. you like the bluesier songs, what does that mean? >> i want to stick to my roots, always been brought up with country music. i thought do actually pursue the career i've always been brought up with. >> people like vince gill have asked you the join in with their performances. >> i had an amazing opportunity. >> let's listen to a little bit of the new single "need you." do we have that? ♪ everybody's asking me where we are at, but all i can say, i don't think she's coming back ♪ >> as strong as your voice was in the first video, when that went viral when you were 12, now you're 16 and you can hear the maturity in the voice now. i read on the facebook page that you had a big meeting on the temperatureth that might -- 26th that might change your entire life and you were going to keep us posted. what can you tell us? >> all i can say is that

don't forget you can talk sports with our own beasley reese later this morning on our sister station sports radio 94wip. beasley sitting in for angelo cataldi on the morning show beginning at 5:30. beasley, this is your wake-up call, man, time to get rolling. you should be on the road right now anyway, just in case. >> you should call his cell phone just in case. >> we should do that. >> if he's asleep, we'll never hear the ends of it. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, a lot more to come up. traffic and weather together, first, what's coming up the ton on cbs-3. >>> three year old sleeping in a crib in a darby borough delaware county apartment. authorities say the bullet likely came from about a block away, they add they are looking for suspects in their teens or 20's. >> police in gloucester township searching for hit-and-run driver who seriously injured 23 year old kevin trent. hit near the strawberry square shopping center sunday night. investigators say the hit-and-run car has front end damage and possibly a shattered windshield. >>> and, 58 year old clarence hairsto

reese went to notre dame, mr. camarillo graduate of ivy league university and stanford, makes them believe the same is possible for them. i think that we have done a great job in building a team of amazing role models, latino role models for our young people to look up to >> even sounded giddy, talk you can about the class you're going to teach? >> very, very excited. >> your promise to the parents and to the students of east san jose. >> i hope they will believe in the power of edge cakes and the power -- of education to not change individuals but also societies, families like individuals, like and you know i mean your show is called comunidad del v"comunidad del cl valle"ly, give back and change institutions to the society. >> again, if you want more information on this school, there it is, a charter high school on the campus of yorba buena high school in san jose. thank you all so much for calling. jeff, by the way, his brother, former nfl player for the miami dolphins and san diego chargers. anybody else he pl

sports director beasley reese has another early wake up call on our sister station wip, he is filling in for angelo cataldi in just a few minutes until 9:00 a.m. watch beasley on the radio, up early with you this morning. >>> ever wonder what happens tour car when you hand over keys to the the valet. >> well, fear in more valet mode feature on the 2015 chevy corvette will let you sianni hear what the attendance are doing with your car. it features a car that record engine feed, g forces and steering wheel angle. the option cost just under $1,800. just in case they want to take it for a spin. >> yes. >> my goodness. >> that is right. >> oh, boy. >> exactly. >> throw it the right in there, check it out. >>> coming up on "eyewitness news" more kay uses overnight in ferguson, missouri, cleve. >> lots more happening just this morning in ferguson i'll have a live report plus a peaceful protest that happened here in philadelphia, why protesters are looking forward to another day of showing support for michael brown. >>> plus governor rick perry has his mug shot taken and fingerprinted all th

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. >>> hey, got little bit after last week, now there is more, eyewitness spots direct or beasley reeser angelo cataldi, and sister radio station 94wip. talk sports with beasley, rhea, it starts in about three and a half minutes. hope beasley is up and hey, work that late shift, you snow. >> working on like two hours of sleep, poor guy. >> he is there, going to have fun. the city of philadelphia saluting hometown taney dragons with parade down broad street. >> so hey. powered in part by the pitching of mo'ne davis, the dragons made it all the way to the u.s. championship semifinals. now, no other philadelphia little league team has made it to williamsport. wednesday's parade will start at 2:00 in the afternoon at 20th and market. in center city. it is going to go around city hall, then down south broad street. the first stop is the kimmel center for performance by the philly pops. that parade makes its second stop at broad and washington where the mummers will perform. party then wraps up at fdr park. the phils will also honor the dragons before wednesday night's game at citizens bank p

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many of these were from the stratum that jacob reese in the 1880s called "the other half," among them the italian cabinet maker that i mentioned at the start, the one who's been memorialized at the tenement museum. no one would be surprised to hear that the marginal people suffered, but one of the elements that made the great depression great was how deeply its effects were felt in the broad middle class. long-term joblessness led to health problems, psychological despair, and sooner or later for many, it led to homelessness. and these ills, all of them, affected the middle class also. new york city in this era operated a series of municipal shelters, supplements to the hooverville encampments. there was one in central park. there's also, incidentally, a very good picture of a hoover in the museum that has been -- hooverville in the museum that has been refurbished and reopened. if you get a chance to get over there, look out for it. the shelters were places not only for the marginal. the writer, matthew josephson, described the shelters in the new republic, and i'm going to read a sh

john reese from the stop the war coalition things the fact that those attending nato summit need such tough security measures speaks volumes about their policies. but these are world leaders who are out of control they seem to have no sense that these policies i think they're really off have no sense of the people think that the money being spent from those could be better spent in this country of hospitals and schools is a poor time for a fraction of the amount of money that's being spent on security here the fires the people could be given new jobs in this time of what's true for you is actually true the war machine globally there wouldn't be an increased threat level if those people weren't here we now have american pressure from the fourth american president in a rush to bomb iraq and indeed there would be a threat to tool as indeed the british security services told tony blair that they have gone to war in afghanistan and iraq he was told price at the beginning of this if you do this there will be more terrorism in this country yet they keep doing it and they create they keep car

ukrainian troops to get out but the commanders in kiev insisted on resolving the situation by force reeses deputy offense minister said kiev's accusations that moscow has boots on the ground in ukraine and is supplying arms to anti government forces or simply incorrect he made the comments to slovak media earlier on saturday. so it's gross. ukraine was part of the soviet union and there were many arms depots across the soviet union and when russia and ukraine became separate states millions of automatic rifles mines no tillery systems were left in ukraine's territory so there were warehouses with arms on the turrets you were a kid is now conducting its punitive action against its own people and these warehouses came under the control of anti government forces people who took up arms to defend their rights so to speak about russia supplying arms to the net school lugansk is simply wrong just look at what ukraine's army is fighting with it's fighting with russian arms will serve you towns to be exact you know all european leaders are a summit in brussels on joining them ukraine's president h

san jose councilman pete constant said the two reese isn't security breaches are a major threat for passenger safety. >> it's undeniable that we had a breach of security. i don't think there's any argument that you can say we did not have a serious breach of security. >> reporter: that's why he was shocked when the airport downplayed its second stowaway case in four months. >> this was not a security breach. >> the appearance of an attitude that's not a big deal, that's actually the bigger concern of mine because if you are not diligent every day in protecting the public safety, if you become lax, that's a problem. >> reporter: the airport's aviation director backtracked today saying the statement was misunderstood. and it's a big concern. in fact, she said they have since tightened security. >> much more awareness among the employees, uhm, the communication about that particular individual, and the tsa is working on their own programs. >> reporter: now the city's public safety committee will launch an investigation into the two stowaway cases. they want to see what can be done to prevent ano

you know reese and decent interest rates we just showed you the demand is massive that's very interesting now kate can you paint me a picture of where this market goes if the u.s. goes into recession in the next two years. how we very bright kid could have just one market you will have communities in states that continue to do really well and don't have a problem serves to get in in this stressed layer of communities and i think we'll see more of them and i was talking earlier today just you know mark just going about you know how do you get it sort of a forward look on you know will we be seeing more useful day in in time cases that's really the only you know the only have to out for some of these communities if revenues fell on very heavily. pension costs go up labor costs go up you don't have a lot of tourists to go and we just i mean. one of the biggest concerns you're hearing from professionals in this market regarding risks going forward. all right then why are you giving this response is that rates will go up and people will get you know their work devalued their plans for kodansha

. >> the local aclu filed a lawsuit to get reese to release the name of the person that killed brown.>> now, barbara lee issued this statement saying the deaths serve as sad examples of the murders of young african american men the family and ferguson community lost a son to senseless violence. >> overseas developments in iraq tonight. the prime minister resigned clearing the way to bridge the divide thousands of lives are at stake. >> iraqi prime minister's days in power were numbers a new government had been formed. he was left out in the cold. >> tonight he announced inevitable. making way for the replacement. the obama administration has not hid frustration was inability to bridge the division and stabilize security there. in recent days the president and other top officials made it clear they wanted him out. >> we're hopeful that the iraqi governor situation is moving in the right direction. >> this came just hours after president obama declared the situation in northern iraq greatly improved >> we broke the siege at mount p sinjar. and we helped save lives. >> a team determined

two, going into the bottom of the last inning in an elimination game of the little league world sere reesele gave his boys this talk, in bits and pieces. >> we're putting three on the board. we are not going to go down without fighting. we're winning this game. >> reporter: and here's what his players, the rhode island americans, average age 12, gave their coach. an explosion. and the win. >> this ball to left-center -- it's by the outfielder! and rhode island is going to win it! >> reporter: and then on monday, against another team, strike three. they lost this time. out of the series. and when belisle noticed some of the boys crying, then he found something to say about how to lose. >> look, i got to see your eyes, guys. >> reporter: it's with your head up. >> there's no disappointment, okay? and your effort? okay? in the whole tournament, in the whole season? it's been an incredible journey. >> reporter: and it's with remembering how much did work. >> we got down to the nitty-gritty. we're one of the best teams in the world. >> reporter: and it's recognizing what they did win. >> you gu