then that's when inmate reeves tries to take something off his tray. and there he points in his face, and then that's when the fight starts. >> narrator: if reeves can convince disciplinary officer hale that he did not instigate the fight, he could return to his dorm. if not, he could face up to 60 days in segregation. >> i mean, now is the time to explain your situation, and i'm gonna tell you, don't lie to me, because i've already watched the tape, and i know what happened, okay? go ahead. >> we just started fighting. i feel like if i wanted to really fight him like that i'd have -- you know what i'm saying? -- caught him off the camera we'd have fought where i wouldn't have to deal with y'all right now. >> when i watched the video, it showed me that you were trying to take his food from his tray. >> i was gonna move his tray out of my way 'cause he was sitting where i was sitting at. >> well, i mean, you sat down at a chair, and then he sat down at a chair. i mean, where did you want him to go to? >> right, but where he was sitting at is where i was

richard reeves ventured out to see how people are dealing. >> yesterday, you would have seen people out here on their boats having a good time. today, the boats are sitting idle. it looks like autumn is finally here. >> its the october surprise that hits every fall. >> it's a great college football weather. >> maybe not this early. >> i brought shorts because i thought it was going to be warm. >> at the taste of bethesda on saturday? sunday, no one wanted to be eating outside. >> it such an extreme that it goes from pleasant to gloomy. the normal for today is 71 degrees. the is normally packed volleyball courts are deserted. >> something just came through but i like it. >> it was hot running an hour is freezing and raining. >> plenty of bundled up tourist on the national mall. >> sometimes it is 50 degrees one day and then the next. we're used to this in michigan. >> they're not right to let a little children them belowdecks. >> you'd be surprised. we still get people even when it is hurricane weather. >> the rain is really coming down now. don't feel bad. it is, after all, fall. last y

we have mark of reeves with us in studio.tha reeves in studio h expecting a lot of sunshine this afternoonthat on fog tracker fo4 there will be clear skies and plenty of sunshine. it has been a chilly start for the morning and it is about mid '50s right now. santa rosa is at 51 degrees. upper seven days76. >> nearly two dozen passengers on a boat hit a rock which forced water and the vessel. the coast guard step in and rescued the passengers and kron 4 is alive at pier 39. >> that party turned into a big problem for those aboard. this all happened about a 30 p.m. last night and this group was on a boat called the neptune. it is a boat that you can rent and have a party on it. the boat started to take dan a significant amount of water and it started to sink. the coast guard had to bring out a few boats so they could rescue everyone. the good news is that everyone physically is ok but the boats however was not fortunate. i do have it called into the boat company to get their comments and no one has responded. the coast guard stated that they will launch an investigation to find out how and w

young volunteers and an 81-year- old man named morris reeves, who ran the shop before handing it overo his son. morris, your example should inspire a generation. [applause] >> to think -- [applause] >> what morris has shown is that paralympians reminded us that success doesn't come easy or quick. or a culture of recent celebrity obscures -- real achievement takes time, effort, perserverence, and resillience. a victim of a roadside bomb in afghanistan -- a businessman, attacked serving his customer. up and down the country -- keep going, keep trying. and these are the qualities. this will see our country through these tough times, and these are the qualities that will guide our party through tough times, too. let us take our example from the british people as we embark on the journey ahead. from the opposition to the hard realities of government, and our country, to the rewards of shared prosperity. two journeys linked. the success of each depending on the success of the other. neither will be easy or quick. and it will be in no doubt. if we have our countries future -- we will secure

government's reeves center on 14th in northwest. while some drivers drop in coin it's hard not to notice car after car after car sitting at unpaid meters. hanging on the mirror? handicap placards. according to d.c. law, placards only allow you free parking for twice the posted time on the meter. we watched this guy day after day park his dodge charger on "v" street at a two-hour meter. he climbs into a d.c. department of transportation van that drives across town where it drops him off at his job directing traffic. three hours after his time expires, his car still sits near the reeves center. no money in the meter. no ticket on the window. >> for the last few weeks we've been watching you park this car with a handicap placard. >> i'm asking your friend to get the camera out of my face. >> reporter: sorry? you don't want to give us a comment? >> reporter: we also see this ddot employee not paying up before heading to work. one day director traffic, another day patrolling "k" street for parking violations. that's right, she writes par

and we saw it again this summer when the reeves furniture shop in croydon re-opened in new premises, the walls decked with photos of young people holding up messages of hope. and who put those pictures up? young volunteers from croydon and an 81 year-old man called maurice reeves, who, like three generations before him, ran the shop before handing it over to his son. maurice, your example should inspire a generation. [applause] you see, what maurice has shown -- what our olympians and paralympians have reminded us of -- is that, for most people, success doesn't come easy or quick. that's what our culture of instant celebrity obscures, that real achievement in the real world takes time, effort, perseverance, resilience. the war veteran, a victim of a roadside bomb in afghanistan, competing at the paralympics. the businessman, a victim of an arson attack in south london, serving his customers again. the millions of people up and down the country, who, no matter how heroic or mundane their battles, keep going, keep trying, keep working, whatever life throws at them. these are the qualit

will be our key liaison to the board of supervisors here in san francisco i want to acknowledge mayor reeve and williams weren't able to make it. we are committed to the effort and our theme of bringing the bowl to the bay. that will be important because we can't do this alone. we are excited to work with them as well. without furthered adieu i will ask mayor lee to come up and perform, talk about the first tweet and our social media campaign. >> great, thank you. thank you, daniel. [applause] >> thank you very much for your leadership on this as well. i knew that when we sat down and talked about this kind of little dream we had that you became the perfect leader for us. it has come out clearly that was not only the correct decision but really enthusiastic, so thank you for stepping up. let me begin by saying there was some vibration this morning. yes, part of it, we were doing the california shake-up drill with 9.3 million in the state of california, but i think there was vibrations. mayor mathews and mayor reed were jumping up and down because i told them we were putting together somethi

>> well, reeves in general are incredibly important in the ocean. one quarter of everything that lives in the ocean lives with coral reef which is amazing when you think of the fact if you squash them down it's only about the size of texas or france. they're also worth quite a bit of money. in t australian context, for example, about over 5 billion australian dollars and 50,000 jobs every year >> ifill: how do you stop this die-off? what are we supposed to be doing about it? >> there are a couple of things that we can do. one is that we can continue the regulations on fishing. the great barrier reef. one third of it is protectedded from all fishing. that's very important for controlling the crown of thorn star fish. then they have to do a better job with wart quality. it's... with water quality. it's been modeled in a way that suggests that though now we get outbreaks about every 15 years before agriculture, european agriculture was established it was closer 50 to 80 years. that's a big increase. but... those are the things that the australians can

reanu reeves. >> i just love the fact that they are not allowed to do these weird, innocuous things. >> but rampaging is fine. >> greg, you mentioned it will be at the university of denver and then said go, cornhuskers. >> i have a couple of friends of mine that work in the cornhusking industry and they are going. i said go cornhuskers just to encourage them to go to the debate. >> that makes perfect sense. it doesn't sound made up at all. by the way, notable alums. michelle quan, condoleezza rice and sinbad. >> the comedian and not the sailor. >> never mind. >> i think madeline all bright too, right? you are not discriminating against secretary of state, right? >> i don't think she was university of denver, but i will double check that. >> i do think sinbad was secretary of state. >> he might have been. the sailor and not the comed yen. i think it was in the jefferson administration. you said what the candidates should have done is compete in pageants. isn't that what they are doing right now? >> you make a valid point. i am looking forward to the swimsuit competition. that's what i

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live from alexandria, richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> now to a developing story out of alexandria. one man is dead and police are on the hunt for his killer. as roz plater reports they have one thing working in their favor. >> this is what people who live in the normally quiet neighborhood woke up to. fairfax county police everywhere. multiple evidence markers and word that a homicide had occurred. it collects a homicide? that's crazy. -- >> a homicide? that just does not happen out here. >> it happened about two in the morning. they have identified the victim as 30-year-old mark ives. >> we have not identified any possible weapons. we are not sure exactly what killed mr. ives. >> they saw a trail of blood on the sidewalk leading up to the front of the house. he had recently moved here from florida with a girlfriend and this is a bit unsettling. >> this is the first time i remember this happen. this is a great neighborhood. it's a little shocking. >> this does not mean it's not a safe place. it's not like there is a madman running around hurting people. >> roz plater from alexandri

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team coverage, richard reeves with the impact of the storm. >> the problems will only days asver the coming storm, with their sandy or system, really pummeled the mid-atlantic. this game aing and witht of steam winds about 75 miles per hour the north.ards it is expected to make a quick sharp turn toward the west. this is what has many of us concerned a round of the mid atlantic from jersey to ocean city. where some of the storm ate taking the landfall. is where the winds are to pick up along with very rain and upwards of three- 6 inches of rain. the time the system goes on of here. we will talk above the latest as well as what to expect, the wind advisory has r the belld fo atlantic. r where we get all the from.mission tracking planes were sent into of them.r kris van cleave had an opportunity to take an aids hour flight. tell us about your experience. it is a fairly large aircraft. they play into the middle of the aircraft. made four passes and two the flying right storm where they data and in real time. they have doppler radar. they are getting very detailed information that cannot

. >>> christopher reeves started his career best known as superman and became a real life hero to many him paralyze. this marks the 30th anniversary of the christopher and dana reeves foundation and here is their son matthew. good to see you. >> thank you. >> your father was so beloved. and now you're on the board of directors yourself. why did you want to carry on his work? >> after my father passed away and sadly my stepmother dana shortly after, we couldn't imagine not being involved. my sister and i joined the board in march of 2006. and we lost two fearless leaders in a short amount of time. and there are 6 million people living with paralysis in this country, 1.3 million with a spinal cord injury, and we wanted to continue their mission and honor their legacy. >> you said something very poignant. you said although it's not a role your father would've chosen, but it's one he chose to embrace. how did he embrace it? >> well, as you said, he found himself in this -- in a position and he just advocated for research dollars and he got himself out there. he could've chosen to just, you

richard reeve is outside the prince george's county courthouse. about it >> and alison, long and difficult deliberations for a while. it didn't appear there would be a verdict at all. but one officer found guilty, the other not guilty. >> a relieved and happy john mckena left the prince george's county friday night after seven hours of deliberation, the jury found the officer not guilty on all charges. his co-defendant, guilty of second degree of assault but not guilty of misconduct. this video, a crucial part in this case. the two officers were accused of beating up the u.m.d. student during a post celebration in march of 2010. two different outcomes for the two officers. >> definitely glad that some justice has been done today. it's been a long two years for my and my family. there's a broader crime committed here and it expanse way further than the two cops charged in the trial. >> there was some experts that he believed the initial strikes that were administered by officer baker were appropriate to get the victim in this case on the ground but

the australian institute of marine science released a report tuesday saying a number of reeves has gone from 100 to 47 since 1985. experts blame the rapid increase in crown of thornz star fish which eat the coral. they found that ocean warming is a major cause of coral bleaching and prevents the coral from recovering from cyclone damage and they worry that it could halve again by the next decade if current trends continue. >> we believe if we can take action, the crown of thorn star fish, it may leave the reef in a position that can better withstand the climactic impact. >> the great barrier reef extends more than 2,000 kilometers off the coast of northeastern australia and is a world heritage site. >>> a gallery of japanese art has opened at an art museum in melbourne, australia. a ceremony was held on tuesday for the opening of the paulen gander gallery of japanese art named after gandel who donated her collection of japanese art. they performed a japanese ritual to celebrate the opening and the exhibits ilude auddhist statue from the 8th to 12th heod to 19th by ku isy. changed our da

we brought in a fellow australian, michelle reeves.at to have you with us today. >> thank you. >> lay it out for us. how do we do this and at what price point? >> i think one of the biggest misconceptions people have about owning their own stake in the wine industry is they need to own a vineyard, build a winery, and maybe have a fancy tasting room. that's not the case at all. in fact, most wine that we consume in the u.s. and almost the rest of the world is produced by people like myself who don't own any physical land or vineyards. instead, they buy grapes or they buy the juice, which is wine already made. >> how much do i need to do this? minimum starting point. >> if you were going to be serious, anywhere from 50 to $80,000 would be the place that people would start to take you seriously. you could talk to grape growers or to bulk wineries and look to have your own wine label. >> how active is that of an investment? if i did that, do i feed to suddenly learn a massive amount about the wine business? can i really just help seed othe

maria lopez reeves is a life-long democrat who worked on the hillary clinton campaign four years ago, now s has reservations, especially about the direction of medicare and she's leaning in a new direction. >> i was born in puerto rico. i grew up in miami and in new york and i spent my summers in puerto rico. we moved exactly a week ago. it's nice out here. there's a good mixture of everything. everybody lives out here. i hear spanish and so i'm accustomed to that. we're comfortable right now. i've always been a democrat. i worked on hillary's campaign and i truly believed in her, but i have my reservations right now. there's so much talk about redoing the system and cutting back on medicare and if they cut back any more, there won't be any more medicare. and it affects me because i'm on medicare for my disability. i have been asthmatic since birth. i lost my hearing ten years ago and i wear a cochlear implant and i got sick in 1996 and i couldn't work. i contributed, like anybody else. i'm still in my 50s. i don't want to be without any health coverage come my 70s. mitt romney, i gue

what was that movie can keanu reeves? >> i am an fbi agent. this is point slow. this is university, the bridge over at west 80 is your commute direction looking very nice. you're at the limit all wait down to the bay bridge toll plaza. the maps will show you also we're looking at the east bay -- tri-valley actually. livermore, look at some slowing. as you're coming past first street and levivermore avenue, have reports of a tire in lanes. chp will head out there. again, we'll track that to see if this causes any additional delay. no problem from there, 680 down through sunol into the south bay. we see some yellow showing up for 880 right in the middle of your screen. the only issue going on is the road crew that is still going on and blocking two lanes of your northbound direction but cre crecrews aren't going to mess with averages so just be prepared. >>> a special tribute for a troop during last night's game, mick kimmel throwing out the first pitch. he lost both of his legs and an arm. it was during his second tour of duty in afghanistan this year. it was very

then, check out lynx coach cheryl reeves. not happy. i don't need this jacket.t's too warm in here anyway. closing seconds of the third. simone augustus, for the three. buries it. puts the lynx up five. fourth quarter, minnesota native, lindsay whalen, from distance. the lynx go on to win 83-71. series tied at 1-1 games. game three is on friday. >>> that's your "sportscenter" update. i'm hakem dermish. have a great day. >>> michael phelps isn't just the most decorated olympian of all-time anymore. >> the newest honor comes thanks to "men's health" magazine, who names phelps the fittest man ever. >> he credits his daily five-hour workouts for his legendary physique. bruce lee is second on the list. arnold schwarzenegger is third. five hours a day? >> and a little hard partying after this hard workout. >> not sure what he was smoking there, right? maybe that's part of the workout. >>> up next, requested the pulse." they say, good things come to those who wait. meet the most patient lottery winners in the history of mankind. >> it's so true. the guy who had no idea

it happened last night at an apartment on reeves street in santa clara. police thought they had resolved the issue between the two men but as they turned to leave, there was more yelling and police say the 41-year-old man was holding a knife against his 66-year-old father. >> despite the repeated commands to drop the knife, the son refused and fearing for the safety of the father, the officers -- three officers fired their weapons in order to stop the son's assault. >> as to why all three officers fired, well, the department says all three felt it was a life-threatening situation. and they responded as they have been trained. all three officers are now on leave pending an investigation. >>> a tiny bone from a california mass murder case could be a big break in a decades old bay area kidnapping. the three inch bone fragment belonging to an unidentified child was found in a well in linden a mass grave for the "speed freak" killers wesley shermantine and loren herzog. it's possible it could belong to 9-year-old michaela garecht who was kidnapped in hayward i

craig: is that keanu reeves? do it again.ff: when you bite into one of those fruit,st, when you bite into the kiwano, whoa. craig: now let's do whoa as morgan freeman. geoff: all right. whoa. craig: i'll do whoa as michael caine and then you do whoa as matthew mcconaughey. whoa. geoff: whoa. craig: i'll do sean connery. geoff: all right. craig: whoa. geoff: i'll do it as stallone. whoooh. craig: good night, everybody. i got no pulse. we're losing him. charging. he's in v-fib. let's shock him. he drives that road all the time. we just had a few drinks. this can't be happening. are we clear? clear. we were just buzzed. just buzzed? you didn't tell us that, sir. you're right, this isn't happening. he'll be fine. yeah, i feel good. really? no. not really. announcer: buzzed driving. maybe we should stop acting like it's no big deal. . >>> tonight, debate coverage unlike any other in town. 9news joins forces with usa today to bring you instant fact checking on everything you just heard. who told the truth, who didn't, and who do yo

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the reeves intuition in libya because the long war at this example for syria to say what we succeeded in libya so we will succeed in syria. just sukkot certainly will be looking at up of my point of view. the u.s. could be creating more problems for itself in pakistan coming to you this now you will small drones but there are fears that could mean a build up of deadly attacks abroad and they in turn lead to even more militaristic . turns of that on the idea of an economic strangling of iran that the country search for ways to dodge the west and embargo on the export of terror on this oil by trying to find a new payment. massive crowds numbering in the turns that some thousands have filled the streets of london marching against those stairs he policies of the coalition government scuffles erupted in the aftermath of the rally as demonstrators tong's had coffee shops and in some bone hotel the march was organized by the trade unions and attracted people from across the country prime minister david cameron recently who moved tough decisions for the struggling economy for. thousands of pe

the rock that was stuck in the hole when the ship hit the reeve has been removed. >> the total was about 95 tons of rock that we took out. we took it out in three sections. so quite a large rock. >> 95 tons of rock was stuck inside of that ship. >> yeah, just the one part of it. >> reporter: the salvagemen describe the effort as off the scale of anything ever attempted before. >> it's a challenge and it's-- it is, yeah, it's the high point of all of our lives, i think. there will be nothing else like it afterwards and there has been nothing quite like it before. >> reporter: remarkably there has been no pollution in the marine reserve around gill leo island but just in case, divers have transplanted rare and protected giant clams to a site well away from the salvage operation. pulling the liner off the rocks and floating her away is scheduled to take 260 working days. but the work depends on the weather. and it's not always like this. the seas around giglio can turn violent in the winter. everything that could break loose in bad weather has been cut away. luxury transcended by the brute

ferroindiana wnba sheryl reeves from minnesota ahs to be held back and she won!> let us all smile when she sees that barry bonds. he is getting an $18,000 custom cycle. that certainly makes me feel good. >> we will see you at 11:00 p.m. what are you thinking? i'm thinking it was the accountant. in the law office. with the illegal wire transfer? either that, or colonel mustard in the library. we can pull prints on the candlestick. let's grab his company's financial records from last year -- they're on file. you want me to do it? we have clerks for that. i got something better. i got you. okay. [ blowing air through lips ]

the end with demonstrators leaving more than sixty injured dozens more were detained arjun's jacob reeves has been following developments so we saw in the briefly explain her personal boarding a bunch of stairs to protest in the euro zone first time passes their frustrations i'm going to go only seem to be hardening for the lessening of charges of a crowd of hours this week and a politician are now i'm a particular settler as many people feel they are being fed this direct police officers in our court our officers are proved. protesters and battered buildings are becoming the euro zone's currency from athens to madrid capitals this week have been braced for an onslaught of the angry and indignant. boss to get out all the belligerence on the rez here charge marchers job benefit us there just benefit very few people. on the european union on the banks these are attitudes of betrayal the first force that increase. the eight. more and that is the agreements between greece and it's no interest in this state. and the other european leaders just implemented. last athens saw firebombs a mass span

. >> neo nazis are nazi that look like key anew reeves, right? it is a great game for six to nine. don't ask me how i know. bill? >> it brings up a good point. that's the problem with germany and other european countries whose names escape me. they want their free speech cup, but want the cake and eat it to. that's why the muslims got mad at us. >> we have a guy in jail. >> that was an awkward ending. >> we will close things out with a post game wrap up. go to fox news.com/red eye. >>> back to andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> what is thing x? >> it is a new website that i launched yesterday. with myself and a few other expatriots from the onion collaborating an adult swim and creating a perfect black hole available at thing x.com. >> sweet. >> thank you. >> tv next week? >> have i a ton of tv and and go to jedediah below.com to see it. but greg didn't ask about my t-shirt. i was the only one wearing a t-shirt and he didn't ask. >> jesse, a new web series? >> youtube.com/history. i just say mean [bleep] about history.