and i want to show you quickly what christopher reeve's entry was. because we were debating, do we put him in the superman costume, shall we put him in a wheelchair? what is his lasting legacy, how should we portray him in and the picture we put is this one in a wheelchair. hold this up for a sec. and the picture that we picked for him shows him in this wheelchair, and what alexandra said which i loved, and i really struggled with this, this is how he needs to be remembered. not because he wore his underwear on the outside of his panels, right? which i will do on halloween on occasion. but she said to me this picture is one of the favorites of my father. and the reason is because it was taken at the democratic national convention that year which i had no idea, i just picked it because i loved it. and she said, this was the moment where he realized he needed to make the transition from an actor to an activist, and you can see it happening in this picture. that's the picture you picked. and, of course, i said that every signing we had after that was go

richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> turning to the weather. after re rainy night and beautiful day, " temperatures, is this what we are in store for? >> it will be a quiet and dry evening. if you have an outdoor plans go for it. the temperature outside rehoboth beach, a beautiful evening, hardly any clouds. the sun set just before 8:00 this evening. 82 degrees at reagan national, 81 fredericksburg. doppler radar is quiet and dry. evening temperatures will eventually fall into the 70's. overnight, temperatures in the 50's in the mountains. how long will the cooler weather last? the forecast for the rest of the weekend and the upcoming week coming oup. >> still to come -- troopers and virginia were just about to kick off and the fed to keep roads safer, but how things turned deadly before they could get on the road. and how something in the road caused this. [ male announcer ] you paid in to medicare for years. every paycheck. now, when you nd it obama has cut $716 billion dollars from medicare. why? to pay for obamacare. so now the money you pa

according to a topic reeves and his partner are going to tip " bill and ted 3". it will be about bill and ted saving the world. there will be a live action hybrid movie based on the 80s sitcom alf. which are you so excited about. >> i loved alf. he ate cats and he was obnoxious. i will go with alf. >> i am saying alf. >> i have never seen bill and ted, ever. >> my question to you makes no sense so say whatever you want. >> i hear that's one of the only movies that keanu reeves was actually good in. >> awful, awful. >> have you seen johnny pneumonic? >>al of is probably old now. >> and key an knew is doing great. that other guy? he can't eat. >> keith, any chance you will addition for the role of the father in "alf"? >> yes. >> he loves lasagna. he hates mondays and he has suction cups up on the windows. i am a big fan. >> bill, last word to you quickly. >> first garfield, alf, the smurfs, hollywood, you are pathetic. if you make -- if you remake "charles in charge" i will come over there and kill you. >> i have never seen an episode of "alf." an interview staring

the numbers reeve cares most about, the 300 jobs the casino has added to san jose and the roughly $10 million in gaming revenue it will bring in each year, that's about 2 million $2o $3 million more than came in from the old garden casino. >> this is a great time to be getting more revenues, you know, this is a tough time in local government, this is a revenue source that has the potential to grow, we're hope thought does, and we have a problem 60,000 people still unemployed in the city of san jose, having a few hundred more jobs is a big plus for those people who would like a job. >> the $15 million card room has a distinct vegas feel. the casino matrix was supposed to open in april. >>> a medical marijuana grower who shot and killed an armed intruder will not be charged with a crime. the man was found to be legally defending himself. officers say winn skon fronted the homeowner and hoped fire first and that's when the homeowner fired back and killed him. >>> the state -- controversial photographs of him hunting surfaced. the photos of dan richards with a mountain line he shot were t

richard reeve and joins us from police headquarters. at the vigil. >> certainly an emotional gathering. younglebration of a single mother. her life was cut short. the sounds of a heart felt spiritual. trentonchoed along at place. family and friends here to life.the >> the funeral, having nobody was even more difficult. never give a proper burial. >> it was tea said years ago she vanished from her neighborhood. the following january, he fatally beating her. her body has never been found. have a sense of closure. >> six suspects and all are death and her dismemberment of her body. over $200. focus is onfamily's daughter, giving her love as the trial of two near.ts draws let her know who her mom was people loved her. >> we are just waiting for justice. >> the remains may be in a richmond area landfill but say a search would be dangerous and expensive and could take six months. the family is hoping for justice and closure. >> thank you. mother who brought offer child a day care on monday has not been seen since. now police of her family are

reeves and co-star, alex winter, are said to reprise their roles with a look at where bill and ted arene. we'll have to wait and see if they're traveling through time in a phone booth or if they upgraded to cell phones. >>> taylor swift and conor kennedy's love story may have more chapters yet to be written. she recently took conor to her home in nashville. the couple was spotted by fans all around the city. she's been dating conor, the son of robert kennedy, for two months. they were reportedly introduced by grandmother ethel kennedy. >>> can justin bieber make the jump from platinum records to the silver screen? he will if mark wahlberg has anything to do with it. the two are currently editing a script for a movie for bieber, to star as a hustler in inner city basketball. bieber has had small roles on screen. but this would be his first as a leading man. they hope to have the movie in theaters next year. >>> finally, a fishing trip off the coast of santa cruz, california, turned into an unforgettable experience for four guys. take a look at this remarkable video. a pod of pacific whi

join me next time for a conversation with dion reeves about his new documentary about the technology of filmmaking. that is next time, see you then. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminating hunger and we have work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. pbs.

when the big trucks rolled up to jim reeves rains last month he was told it was for seismic testing. tonight me i think while this is really exciting. because his ranch sits right on the san andreas fault but it didn't take long for lead and paul e. goldman to get suspicious. >>> as soon as i saw how many people were involved as this fall's like i don't see how this could be about earthquakes because who has that much money. >>> turns up their rights. >>> he said that it could be used for will. much more surprised the couple could discover their lands for in their town a room is on the central coast is sitting on one of the richest deposits of oil in the united states. called a moderate shale. starting just south of the day it runs to the middle of the state to cover eight counties and underneath according to recent federal reports 15 and half a billion barrels a while nearly two- thirds of the nation's oil reserves. while the causes are so deep and hard to get to the drilling of an economically unfeasible if years ago but now it is possible. third chances and hydraulic-road they cre

richard reeve caught up with the new running mate in manassas. >> if nothing else the dividing lines are very clear now. we know who is running. romney made his choice official earlier today and energized the faithful and manassas. >> surrounded by a sea of american flags, the romney brian the ticket made its first manassas appearance. >> november 6 we take our country back. >> ryan spoke first. neither man is mincing words. >> these are critical times in this country. so you have a choice. america will have a choice. >> his plans to cut trillions in government spending including the privatization of medicare. some voters are not fans. >> i do not know much about him. i do not think he should do it like this. >> 54% of those asked do not know ryan or have an opinion about him. republican voters like charlie who made his own romney ryan t- shirt says he is reassured. >> he brings some stability and conservative credentials. >> mitt romney made a little daft at an earlier campaign stop. >> join me and-- gaffe at an earlier campaign stop. >> joined me in welcoming the next president pau

live in manassas, richard reeve. >> while he is not a complete unknowns like sarah pailin in 2008 many americans are asking who is paul ryan? so we asked to do a background er. >> paul ryan has served wisconsin's first congressional district since 1999. he shares the house budget committee. -- he chairs the house budget committee. he is considered a rising star in congress. he immerses himself in budgets and fights for the conservative cause. he is also a family man, a father of three, married to his wife for 12 years. he was born in wisconsin in 1970 the youngest of four kids. in high school, he was prom king was also voted biggest brown knows there. he says the experience of his father's heart attack made him a fitness buff. he worked odd jobs while studying economics and politics. he briefly worked for his family's construction business after graduation than found his way to politics, becoming a speech writer for jack kent. at age 28, he ran for congress and one. since then, he has risen within the party. he voted for the iraq war and the of the bailout but he is best known for his

for robertcitement iii.in richard reeve was at bendix field talking to fans who came sport -- was atex field talking to fans who came out to support. is doing really well. walking home with an extra step in their step. >> robert griffin iii has more of moods. scramble. he is a strong arm. iii isnvinced that rg really number one. even during the pre-game you can feel the excitement. best going of the head on today. young guns, robert and and a lot. running style quarterback like michael vick. a priestve from offense. rain could not stop .ans from watching i have a redskins shirt from the late 70's. and some good-luck -- good talk. in the end, the redskins carried the day. iii has of thein about him that you potential ands talents. he is going to go for parry >> the fans on a saturday night stroll. dreams ath them gridiron glory. but they are talking like that now. we will see how it turns up. coming up, a job fair. also, the captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- one of the biggest battles get homeans once they is getting a job. we discovered an effort under

given asylum but still trapped of bridges on reeves by aquittal is acceptance of julian assange as a political refugee saying the whistleblower is still subject to arrest and won't be allowed to leave the country. and a row the u.s. hacker group claims it's behind an attack on the r.t. web side in an attempt to silence coverage of julian assange on. now joining us on just case has raised numerous concerns among journalists and activists who fear being prosecuted for doing their job next r.t. interviews author and journalist now me walz who says the u.s. government is especially tough on those exposing officials wrongdoings coming up next. naomi wolf author journalist activist thank you for sitting down with r.t. today it's always a pleasure marie and i first question for you recently u.s. defense secretary leon panetta announced and ordered pentagon officials to begin monitoring major news stations in the u.s. to see if any media outlets are disclosing classified information as a journalist and as an american what is your take on this i mean you know my immediate take is a profound f

he is pleased to have received an award from state senator bryce reeves, commending him for his dedicated service to the community. in spotsylvania, news 4. >>> continuing our hurricane isaac coverage. it did make landfall in louisiana this evening. storm team 4 meteorologist veronica johnson with a look at impact for our area. we'll head back to new orleans and doug with more on high wind and rain lashing the crescent city. doug. >> yeah, guys, we are watching the storm right now. once again. here on bourbon street central new or leans, bourbon street and canal street. wind starting to pick up. watching the latest band come close to our area. expecting wind to pick up. as they were earlier. 60, 70 miles an hour. show you the radar. the storm has been making its way to the northwest. also a little jg og to the west. computer models going farther west. the national hurricane center track. that will be the case. passing new orleans, tomorrow during the day, by just off to the west. that does put us in toward the potential for not only flooding. but the potential for tornados tomorrow and ve

people from across the district marched to the reeves center in northwest as part of their demonstration>> we have breaking news out of temple hill's maryland. several firefighters have been injured. they were trying to save people who were trapped inside a burning apartment building. shamari stone joins us live on the phone. >> reporter: right now, fire officials told me that the huntly square condominiums in temple hill. right now, five firefighters are injured. four had minor burns. one was overcome by the heavy smoke. we're hearing he was actually trying to help a woman. he took off his mask to give her some oxygen and was overcome by smoke, as well. the red cross is on the scene. they're helping them with temporary food and housing vouchers. well, they told me that the fire started in the kitchen and quickly spread. we'll have more information tomorrow morning on news 4. >> crimes of opportunity caught on tape. tonight, metro is releasing video of officers taking down suspected bike thieves. the story you'll see only on news 4. >> the surveillance video shows metro transit cops they

pain first, theyddress the root cause of joint degeneration, reverse them, and as a function of that, reeve the pain. >> absolutely. they heal and rebuild the jot. that's what supple does. it rebuilds your entire joint strucre, it eliminates pain, suffering and immility and it helps you to be more mobile gain. this is why people try supple. jt listen to how people are switching to supples the safe, all-natural alternative to danrous drugs and surgery. >> i really urge everyone to try this thing. i've had 15 years of agony and i can honestly and truly tell you, i've reduced, i'm off the medication i had from the doctors, i just quit takinit. >> i feel a lot better. i feel good every day. it's helped my joints really a lot. >> i was going to the docr with knee trouble because i was bone-on-bon and he recommended cortisone shots and i went and had those, and they really didn't do anything for me. then, i was watching a proam one night about supple and i ordered it. was the best thing out that i've ever de for myself because it helped my knees, he cartilage come back into my knees. it helped my

richard reeves, abc 7 news. >> a local teenager dies in a two-car accident. but officials think caused the crash. >> more west nile cases in our area. have security in our airport? >> a stranded jet skier of the mostone expensive airport security in the country. expensive airport security in t[ male announcer ] the choice on debt... mitt romney's plan: huge thuax cuts for millionair, tax breaks for oil companies and corporations that ship jobs overseas, adding trillions to the deficit. president obama's plan: a balanced approach that asks the wealthy to pay a little more, eliminates tax breaks for outsourcing and oil subsidies, cuts government spending, and reduces the deficit by four trillion. two plans. your choice. [ obama ] i'm barack obama and i approve this message. clicks' new york is stranded jet how a to get through jfk's security system. and now he is being charged. scott has the latest. new york jfk is the busiest international gateway on the continent. at to havexpect sensingllion motion- system, but you would expect someone to walk into a termina

right thank you so much for that update and that is that jacob reeves who's out there you can also follow some of his twitter updates he's out there right now outside the courtroom where the two year verdict was given to the pussy riot. right for more on the pows you ride case that's now talked to martin mccauley a russian specialist at the university of london who's joining us live now well mr mccauley how do you assess the sentence for the three pussy riot members. no i think the judge was a very difficult position because the prosecution wanted three years which appeared very severe. and the defense and others wanted freedom or to be acquitted one year perhaps what in fact the judge has done is to go for the golden mean two years now supporters of the band have said the trial takes russia back to mediæval times what's your opinion on that. whether they are in fact not really a band they're a performing arts group more are more actresses than. pop stars and saying it's going back to the to the medieval times rather extreme in fact they did something very very daring it's all but produce

if y've ever seen "speed" -- the first one, theood one on the bus -- he's thinking, "keanu reeves managed the whole bus over a bridge. i can handle that." take it through. metal to mullet, right now. here we go. boom! now, he gets up, and we're happy to seee gets up very quickly, but it's the following expressi i liked. we'll just takit to right here, liza. stop it. [ lahter ] you know what thats? th is, "strong man want mommy!" all right, we take it thugh as he does a face check. "let's see -- eyrows, nose, lips. all right, got everything." all right, now, here's briey and christina wannabes workg it real hard in the bedroom with the camcorder and unfortunately, the construction of the be doesn't hold up. hello! let's take that back. let's take that in slow-. now, there's a lot going on. there's smiling fas. stop it right there, ifou would. this is britne this is christina. itney is pushing christina off the bed, all right w, if you could just move it really slowly, liza, 'cause there a fcinating expression change here. watch britney's face. she's smiling 'cause christina's falling. "i'm

richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> thank you. that is it for abc 7 news at 5:00. >> coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00 -- >> what impact will they have? >> and was it an act of terrorism? and the shooter was on some people's radar for years. we will have the latest on the tragic attack in wisconsin coming up. >> and people are still making noise about power problems. coming up next at 6:00. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live and in hd this is abc 7 news at 6:00. >> police released new details about the man who was planning a mass shooting at the temple in wisconsin. >> police said they had no run- ins with wade page and said that he was an army veteran and that he performed with a white

richard reeve has more. >> police say the suspect approaches from behind. >> he comes up behind women in the nighttime and wrapped his arm around them in a hug. in a recent encounter he touched the victim's breast. >> he does not say anything, does not try to steal anything, and then runs away. >> the first incident was june 5, around 10:20 that night. the victim, a 47-year-old woman was by herself with headphones. >> i hope that guy would get treatment. that is not prepared >> kate wachs her dogs here every day. >> i would be concerned because i'm afraid it might escalate. >> the income of two other similar attacks. july 10, he hopped a 27-in their -- 27-year-old woman. it was around 11:00 p.m.. >> having the idea that this could beat any guy behind you you really have to watch. >> with the wednesday attack, residents say their concern and the nature of the encounters are escalating. >> it is a safe neighborhood. i am surprised. >> cristobalite says she will be much more watchful care >> -- crystal white says she will be much more watch fall. >> i go jogging with my dog. i will give

. >> richard reeve abc 7 news. >> turn into battleground virginia. in his neck in neck with both candidates battling it out for the upper hand. she spent the morning with the george allen. >> good morning. george allen cannot swinging today. and where he delivered his message is important here the spoken for the veterans here at the dia w hoff. the message he delivered was all about $5 billion of defense cuts that could come as congress does not get a longer-term deal. he puts the blame on the shoulders of tim kane who once supported the deal but cut negotiated in congress. here is a little bit about what he said today. >> this deal they made last summer, which i opposed and my opponent was in favor of. if you weeks ago we had a debate. that was a mistake. and still, because of these devastating cuts to our military readiness as well as over 200,000 good paying jobs and virginia that are at risk and his response was that it was the right thing to do. and i thought, the right thing to do to who? it is another failure of leadership. >> is said that whi

if he reeve that is embassy they will send him to sweden.ner. >> parties have been talking about education reform for quite a while. time to come together to get it done so we can truthfully say in america no child will be left behind not one single child. >> it has been ten years since the no child left behind book was brought bipartisan support. for the first time it linked federal education funding to student performance. the aim was to hold teachers and administrators accountable for the success or failure of their students. the goal was to achieve 100 percent proficiency in math and reading by the 2012 school year. obviously that goal will not be met. testing and accountability have changed the profession of teaching. in the american classroom today it is no longer one size fits all. >> now let's rejien our story in moorsville north carolina. as a lifelong he had kalt tore dr. edwards believes accountability is absolutely necessary, even urgent. >> you don't have any problem with the high accountability standard in a no child left behin

we will be doing all kinds of media, through all kinds of mediums to make sure we are reeving peoplebout the strong message that mitt romney and paul ryan have. you have seen them continuing to go through rally, you know, governor romney and congressman ryan are not going to be here until later in the week, anyway. they are out campaigning, across the country, which is great because we are getting huge crowds because people are excited about the message that we don't have to accept what we have as the new normal. we can have lower taxes and get spending under control and kick this economy back into gear and get the 23 million people back to work. that's what we are going to focus on, no matter what the weather. >> there was a time when conventions chose who was going to be the nominee. that's not the case here. what do you say to those people who say these conventions these days are just a waste of time in and mony? >> well, you know, you get everybody together. we are all fired up. it's like a family reunion. but we have our story to tell. it's good that we had paul ryan there on au

the reeve knews not just quite there. you can make a case that there is so much pessimism out there, and price is going to drive the fundamentals, but the earnings picture overall is not great. we could have a down year over year for the first time in several years. that's something to be concerned about, and del is another representation of that. >> isn't that true, ron? you can get to earnings growth a lot of ways. cutting costs in so many years, but at the end of the day, people want end market demand and revenue growth. >> by the same token, i'm happy that the market is handling this with such equal anymore tin. revenues may fall 2% to 5%. so you know, i think there is a silver lining in so far as profits are still beating expectations, profits are soft, and at the same time the stock market -- i would not call this a slide or anything, we're up 11%. that happens on any given day you can go down to half a percent. sometimes we're reading too much into these market moves. >> for sure. >> i agree with ron, maria. we we

. >> mullins also received an award from state senator brice reeves commending him for his dedicatedervice to the community. >> wow. great guy. >>> it is now 5:51. time for weather and traffic on the oneones. >> talking about good weather here, not so good in other places. >> first light of dawn over capitol hill. new orleans is getting lashed with high wind and heavy rain right now as hurricane isaac has just now come inland and it is slowed way down. unfortunately it's just going to sit and spin over southern louisiana throughout much of the day today and unload torrents of rain. all these areas in yellow could get 15 to 20 inches of rain. southern mississippi, southeastern louisiana. and then it does slowly track later tonight and tomorrow up into parts of arkansas and then head farther knot. right now it is a category 1 hurricane with 80-mile-per-hour winds heading to the west northwest at eight miles an hour. maintaining category 1 strength throughout the day today. and then it will diminish to a tropical low as it gets over northern louisiana. then tracks across arkansas into m

mullins also received an award from state senator brice reeves, commending him for his dedicated servicethe community. good for him. wish him a speedy recovery. >>> the time is 6:49. we just were live in new orleans and we saw that we lost the signal. that's going to happen when you have these strong winds blowing through. they are trying to make the best of it out there. >> it's still a hurricane. and it's creeping just southwest of new orleans. now, here is the latest radar and cloud composite. and it is showing heavy rain. those bands of yellow and orange, you see spinning there in the northern part, that's what's pummeling new orleans now with winds up to 80 miles an hour. and rain falling at one- to two-inch-per-hour rates. it's going to unfortunately move very slowly throughout the day today, creeping through southern louisiana, just west of new orleans. so new orleans is going to get these continual bands coming in off of the gulf and pounding the metro area around new orleans with heavy rain, all these areas in yellow could get 10, 15, as much as 20 inches of rain for southern mi

on the greenway at this reeves -- at shreeves mill road.ight blocked between belmont ridge road and the leesburg bypass. the greenway is blocked in that stretch in the ashburn area. i suggest you go ahead and use route 7 or route 50 instead. we'll take a live look a little further in on the dulles toll road in respectton. you'll be fine as you head in toward the beltway beyond ashburn. we'll keep you posted on that situation of course. we'll go a little further south on to 66. no problems coming in from centreville all the way to fairfax on the beltway. one more live look outside if you're planning to head here on 395 and 95 in newington. those both are running incident free. i'll be back with more on the situation in ashburn in a few minutes. back to you, guys. >> thanks, monika. we'll see you then. it's 5:49 now. a local woman says she's not sure if she'll ever ride her bike again after having a violent collision with a van in bethesda. the driver took off. the cyclist suffered some serious injuries as you'll see in a moment. bruce johnso

now airlines banned the use of electronic devices until the plane reeves 10,000 feet. watching now. he is smiling. >>> all right. examples of bad fan behavior are endless from a san francisco giants' fan nearly beaten to death after a game to the iconic image of the philadelphia eagles fans pelting santa with a snowball. do you remember that one? in southern california, a set of rules aimed to keep fans in line, a ten-point code of conduct for fans around los angeles. among things not allowed -- profanity, good luck on that one. whether spoken or on clothing. can't break out clothing with profanity on it. excessive drinking, throwing things, and fighting. >> fans who are obnoxious, intoxicated, seeking trouble in a violent way, i have one simple message -- there will always be room in the county jail. thank you. >> we can all become kind of one on the same page as it relates to providing the best guest experience. >> it is up to each venue to enforce guidelines. breaking the rules could get you kicked out or arrested. >> if you are kicked out, anyone who's ejected, the

. >> mullein has also received an award from state senator bryce reeves commending him for his dedicated service to the community. >>> well, d.c. has already known for the worst traffic in the nation and now we have a title of also having the worst drivers. an annual survey for insurance company allstate ranks d.c. dead last on its list of safest cities to drive in. the average d.c. driver goes just 4.7 years between accidents and is 112% more likely to get in a wreck compared to the national average. baltimore came in second to last. the safest city, sioux falls, south dakota, where drivers go nearly 14 years between accidents. >>> well, in the future, new cars and trucks will get better gas mileage, we're hearing. the obama administration issued new mile standards that will double fuel efaceancy by the year 2025. right now it is 26.8 miles per gallon. that will grow in 13 years. automakers will need to introduce new technology, though, to make trucks and cars more fuel efficient. >>> are they being efficient out there on the roads right now or a lot of stop and go traffic. let's ask da

just imagine how short the matrix 2 would be if keanu reeves only had to kill three people instead of not counting that man who flies off the back of the lorry, 'cause he might've survived. yeah, but this-- ( doorbell ringing ) i'll get it. ah, who's that gonna be? maybe it's jane. what, an hour early? i haven't seen any comets or... horses eating their young, so there is no way that-- jane: hi-oh! ( train whistle blowing ) oh, my god. this is from this morning. nothing there. nothing there. i knew a home was a mistake. it's fine. ah! found him. that's good. he's with mack. ( chuckles ) i wonder where they've got to this time. this time? they've probably toddled off to the pub. how did they get past the keypads on the doors? ( sighs ) i wish i knew. so you're saying that there's a particular pub that they go to? well, they're probably not up to finding a particular pub, but if they wander around long enough, they come across a pub in the end. ( phone rings ) hello? oh, hello. hi. yeah. ( car alarm ringing ) so, i thought it would just be silly to go home, come back out again. i hope b

ef reeve single opportunity he whats had to take a moderate stance during the campaign he didn't do it. when bill clinton was trying to change the dynamic there, he took moderate stances that up set his base on issues like crime and welfare. here romney, you know, romney hasn't done that at all. if he had doubled down on who he is, if he had said, if he had picked rob portman and said this guy knows more about the federal budget and federal government than anybody i know, the two of us, that's our job. our job is to get this thing back on track and that's why i picked him that would have at least doubled down on the message that he's going to make things better. >> rose: would it have put ohio in play. >> yeah i thought before he made the pick that ryan would be a bad pick politically. after the first few days i thought this is work out better than i thought it would. >> rose: and today? >> today i think people did not talk about is ryan qualified to be vice president. i thought he is a young guy and younger looking guyment that has not been much of the debate. if he gets to the fall h

if reeves recent deadly officer and of shooting at the chocolate factory that had been bought scattereds one of the reasons that the police chief said the officers knew tasters. >> i believe in that instance it would have made the difference could i they the officers have a have something in between pepper spray and legal force. >>darya: that's for community input and a full report on other alternatives. if it passes in november >> if it passes they will receive a taser. >>mark: this is about 60 mi. north of our raw land. there are 500 a. and containment is only 20%. one al building has already been destroyed. >> this is about 65 mi. north of san diego. it is called the volcano fire. the fire spread across almost 350 a. in contained is 20%. >>darya: there's some question of the mental state of james holmes, of the colorado shooting. the psychiatrists and it was treating holmes got a packet of a center hurt the monday after the shooting. she had told colleagues that homes could be a danger to others. this surface and early june. this was before the movie theater shooting. they have conta

open and reeves just like a novelist and a wonderful writer and i just finished the new novel sofer who writes brilliant novel about an israeli agent and i've also read three books this summer by a new novelist who just writes about an american agent agent so some of the late trading on the effort.

they used it with the matrix with keanu reeves. >> are you going to try again. >> i hope to take it inter outside the cage. >> mentioned the setup given with these images giving researchers new information. what do you hope people learn? >> one of the perspectives from the balloon breech. you see the snout as it breaks water. that's our first indication of the shark on the hunt. you can see through the water under the chin with the seal decoy. that can give the seal that last split second decision or trigger to get out of the way. >> i think it's nice when you say seal decoy. that's better news for a lot of people watching. andy, thanks very much. that's fabulous stuff. >> you got it. >>> tomorrow we'll take you to a place off the coast called the great white highway. can you catch 25th annual shark week all week on the discovery channel. >>> still ahead another remarkable image. we'll channel our inner beatles to try to recreate the iconic abbey road cover. but first these messages. living with the pain of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis could mean living with joint damage. he

observations, i have a suspicious belief that this plane might crash based on the instrument panel reevescould tell you that i would want that pilot to have every tool and take as much time as he needed to prevent if a plane from crashing -- to prevent the plane from crashing. what we have here is data, evidence across the country that shows our methods of managing elections, controlling data, are antiquated. for someone to come in and dilute the voting pool for fraud is very prevalent. i want to give our government the ability to combat that. it is difficult to prove a negative. if alan wilson goes in and uses a fraudulent voter card and i leave the polling place, you cannot go back in time and prove the negative. it is very difficult to catch someone in the act. i hear countless stories of people who witnessed that. i also see falls on the other side, while they may be good people, i see them of manipulating fax and twisting data to come to conclusions. last year, it was determined that there are 70 people in south carolina registered to vote but do not have a voter registration card. a