reynolds. she is doing great work in fort worth. she is putting together a pilot project about expanding opportunities for working families. ms. reynolds program sees people as whole human beings who deserve time and care and not just a client to usher through the door. and the results speak for themselves. in 2013, 90 percent of the people and the refugee program but came self-sufficient within six months. i also want to welcome jennifer tiller. work first and accountability. america works get paid only if they succeed. i cannot find a better definition of success than their own. they say successful is moving to employment and maintaining a self-sufficient lifestyle. i think we should insist on the same kind of accountability on our federal programs. one last thing. as a previous hearing, some of my colleagues kept asking if they received federal aid as if it would undercut their testimony. the point of these hearings is not just to question whether the federate -- federal government should he

dean reynolds is in ferguson. (crowd chanting) >> reporter: protesters in this largely black community were demanding to know why an unarmed 18-year-old who was supposed to start technical school today wound up in the morgue instead. >> enough is enough! >> reporter: police in riot gear stood by today's protest to guard against a repetition of what took place here overnight. looting, burning and 32 arrests. donald harry watched it all. >> it's like living in beirut. my house is under siege. >> reporter: ferguson police chief tom jackson waded into the protesters this morning and got an earful from sonny ford of st. louis. >> we know what happened! the man had his hands up and said "don't shoot me! "why was he shot? >> reporter: do they have valid points? >> they have a valid point of view but the fact is we don't know what happened. >> reporter: dorian johnson said he was with michael brown saturday walking down the middle of canfield drive when he said a policeman who he described as a white male drove up and ord

reynolds. what would you say are the biggest barriers that your clients are trying to face, and they're trying to come out of poverty, what is the biggest challenge? >> that leap. 80% are working. but they're just the working poor. they don't make enough to get out of poverty. yet they make too much to qualify for any governmental assistance. and too often the federal system incentivizes people not to work and to backslide because you've become -- it's financially better. they're more financially astute about how that should look. as the thing that would be more beneficial is an incremental decrease as well as losing benefits as well as the case management that could more quickly work hand in hand with families to remove the barriers to get them where they need to go. i say that anybody that comes to services should be treated with compassion, dignity. i do believe accountability is incredibly important. i think support is incredibly important. i learned how to balance a checkbook from my fathe

eight guys to the practice squad including tucker and palmyra new jersey native quron pratt and ed reynolds who they cut the other day. monday a davis became a star with her success in the little legal world series. now the south philadelphia native cannot walk around anymore. monday a taking it on the road. she's in minnesota for wmba playoff game.

dean reynolds is there. >> a collision on a dirt track leads to a confrontation and death. the latest on the tony stewart case by don dahler. and shooting the moon, photographers all over the earth have a night of fun with an astronomical spectacular. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. we begin tonight with breaking news in the west. the sudden death of robin williams. the maren county sheriff's office says he was found dead in his home today, apparently a suicide. williams' spokesman said he had been battling depression. he was 63 years old. john blackstone has details. >> reporter: it was just before noon today emergency responders were called to robin williams' home across the bay from san francisco. williams was found unconscious and not breathing, pronounced dead at the scene. while the investigation is not complete, a statement from the county sheriff's department says the coroner expects the death to be suicide due to asphyxia. his press representative said the comedian h

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the ceo of reynolds american is ringing the closing bell.he'll be joining kelly evans coming up here, among other things, as they look ahead to next week on the second hour of the "closing bell." have a good weekend. see you monday, kelly. >> thank you, bill. and welcome to the "closing bell" on this friday. closing out a tough week for the markets. i'm kelly evans. and here's exactly what's happening on wall street with the dow jones industrial average, after shedding more than 300 points yesterday, down another 68 today. we were down as much as 125, but we are going out lower than it appeared we would an hour ago. that may have to do with some orders, some sell side orders art cashin mentioned that people saw going into the close here. in any case, that index shedding another 70 points or thereabouts. the s&p 500 off five. a week ago we were talking about the s&p going to 2,000, now the nasdaq off 17 to 4,352. we have a great panel. jeffrey rosenberg from blackrock, lindsey, our own robert frank. and for more on today's markets, martin fri

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reynolds, the case management approach. certainly agree with america works which recently came to milwaukee, some of the things that you do. but be clear, when they talk about flexibility they're talking about cutting the $299 billion medicaid program that you may need in order to help situational or generational poverty or the infermed or disabled people. the testimony you read for us, ms. tiller, the young woman -- i think she was probably still on medicaid after she got her job at the fast food restaurant. so you, you know, i n'

rob reynolds went to roidged. roij where rio de janeiro where they don't seem to have enough doctors. >> it is a typical day at a clinic in rio de janeiro, free of charge medical help as provided by law. 20,000 people rely on the clinic. >> translator: disease prevention, we help patients with high blooch, basic child help, hypertension is the most common problem. are. >> reporter: but brazil's most common health care challenge is not disease but the shortage of doctors, particularly in urban villages. >> in this community the doctor-patient he ratio is 1 doctor for every 3500 patients. >> reporter: the life expectancy is 73.3 years for brazilians. in some regions it is 67 yoars. worse than years worse than in bangladesh. dr. edarmak gonzalez is one of 7300 cuban doctors in brazil. >> i'm getting a great deal of practice here. for example in cuba i have never seen a patient with tuberculosis, but here i have. >> paid far less that happen their brazilian colleagues. each dorkd is paid $-- doctor is paid $4300 but t

we decided to reynold our own storage shed. here's where we got lucky. there was one unit available almost directly across from the storage unit sysco had been reynolding for years. we set up cameras and waxed as the big rigs rolled in. in san jose we spotted this saleswoman shelf picked up food after it was kept for three hours in a shed. boxes of raw chicken, butter and raw produce shelf didn't deliver it right away. she picked up a friend instead them made a starbucks stop, then hit the road. food still in the trunk, she finally heads to the snack bar at this kids' swim central. we don't know if this was her final stop but remember, she was carrying chicken, butter and produce. food that at this point hadn't been refrigerated for more than four hours. >> i said that's going on here. >> from utah to tennessee, new york to d.c. sources told us about sheds operated by sysco nationwide and we learned it went beyond the u.s. sources say they also used sheds throughout canada. >>> coming up, why sysco was storing food like this. nbc bay area cameras moving

reynolds, it seems he that is qualifications. not a lot of articulation about the reason for wanting to serve in this role, but i'm certainly open to supporting both. >> so, would you like to make a motion? >>supervisor david campos: i make a motion to move, i just want to make sure what the right phrase -- >> would you like to make a motion to wave the residency requirement. >> i would make a motion to wave the residency. >> let's make the motion to wave the residency. no objection, the motion passes. the second as to move forward the committee report to the full board. no objection? the motion passes. okay. madam clerk. item marty no. 5: city clerk: energy fisherty coordinating committee. ordinance amending the administrative code to rename the energy efficiency steering committee as the energy efficiency coordinating committee. >>supervisor norman yee: we are joined by supervisor mar whose item this is. >>supervisor eric mar: thank you. i would like to appreciate that we have give gsh guillermo rodriguez. about five 5 years ag

rob reynolds is in ferguson. >> there's a whiff of tear gas. police helicopters are overhead. behind me is the lights of a detachment of police. a short while ago protesters marched on the street towards a group of police in this direction behind me. what happened then is not clear. the st louis city police put out the word that a molotov cocktail was thrown to the police lines. that's not been confirmed aan eyewitness. the police cold the crowd to disperse and move down the avenue, the main street, using smoke bombs, tear gas grenades, and rioting in armoured vehicles. a large number of very heavily armoured and armed police officers. this is the latest instalment of the troubles in this small city that begone on august 9th when 18-year-old michael brown was shot by a police officer. police say - or rather witnesses say that he was surrendering and had hands up, in a surrender posture. that sparked enormous anger in this community. everyone that you talk to said they were completely fed up with their police force, and with the police attitude in general towards the community.

former florence high school band teacher christian reynolds was charged yesterday. the 30-year-old is accused of having a relationship with a female student during the 2011-2012 school year. one alleged incident happened on the bus. the student told a teacher who then called police. tonight, reynolds is out on bail. >>> also new at 11:00, construction equipment stolen right off the job. tonight, police are looking for the man seen on this surveillance video climbing through a window and allegedly taking $2,000 worth of equipment. it happened tuesday on north 11th street in spring garden. the property owner tells us he thinks the suspect left, then came back later to destroy his surveillance system. >> he's brazen. daytime, 4:30 p.m., people still walking around and he was walking in and taking the material like it was his own material as a contractor. >> if you recognize the man in this surveillance video, philadelphia police want to hear from you. >>> have you stepped outside? unseasonably cool summer night. but never too cold for ice cream here in prospect park, d

police charged christian reynolds on thursday. they say the 30 year old had a sexual relationship with a female student while working at florence high school during the 2011-2012 school year. one of the incidents happened on a bus. this morning reynolds is free on bail. >>> after learning this week that atlantic city's newest casino will close next months, now we're learning workers will be out of a job sooner than they thought. good morning, brittney. >> good morning. our temperatures are going to warm a little bit more today versus yesterday. plus, we're tracking the return of storms in your seven-day forecast. i'll let you know what to expect coming up. donuts? ♪ you're cute. ♪ ding special k protein cereal helps you stay satisfied. willpower. what will you gain? how ya doin'? mmmmmmm. okay, bye bye. ♪ ding help satisfy your hunger ... ...with special k protein bars and shakes willpower. what will you gain? >>> good morning. as we head into the rest of your saturday, temperatures today will be warmer than what we saw yesterday

all bullets struck the teenager from the front and rob reynolds reports from ferguson, missouri. >> reporterce in armored vehicle threw tear gas sunday night, eyewitnesses of several hundred and mostly young african/americans said police ordered them to disburse while they were peacefully protesting the killing of michael brown earlier in the month. eyewitnesses said there were some children up there. you can see these explosions going on and things are not calm. it was calm earlier. now there is a whole bunch of police vehicles that is moving forward and trying to sweep people in front of them. a molotov cocktail was thrown at them prompting them to act and helmets and gas masks moved down the street towards the protesters. ♪ it was an entirely different scene earlier in the day as hundreds of people packed a ferguson church to donate money for michael brown's funeral and hear speeches by ministers and activists. >> i wear this uniform and i stand up here and say that i'm sorry. >> reporter: there is a deeply felt anger among residents of the city especially young people who say they are fe

lawrence reynolds will watch this one go. and the catch up there by a fan. >> wow. yeah, a great catch. cubs fan mike pullen was in the last row of the left field bleachers when he extended his glove high over his head and caught what would have been a home run from mark reynolds. he back flipped over the railing. he said it wasn't that hard to do. he said he just had to call on his years playing softball because he played for 31 years that was a nice catch. >> nice snag. >>> three federal judges heard pleas today to allow the oakland a's to move to san jose despite the opposition of major league baseball. san jose would like to lure the a's to a site near hb pavilion. the san francisco giants own baseball's territorial rights to santa clara county. and san jose's attorneys argue that violates federal antitrust laws during a hearing before the ninth court of appeals in san francisco. baseball is exempt from federal antitrust laws because of a court decision in the 1920s. >> the antitrust exemption they have does not apply to relocation of teams. it can't. that's an

dean reynolds tells us there was more unrest in the st. louis suburb last night. >> please clear the street. >> reporter: once again, community frustration quickly ignited the fuse of violence. young people threw rocks, and wlice responded with rubber bullets and tear gas. so that's a bullet hole from the other night? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: donald harry watched from his front door for the second consecutive night. you heard gunfire last night? >> yes, i did. >> reporter: and somebody up the street was shooting? >> somebody up the street was shooting. >> reporter: harry and others in ferguson told us relations with the almost all-white police force in this largely black community had not been much of an issue before saturday. but this week's anger is fueled by mistrust and the methodical, by-the-book police investigation into saturday's broad daylight shooting of michael brown. the unarmed 18-year-old was stopped initially for walking in the street, but wound up being shot repeatedly by a white officer. >> there was a struggle inside rue

reynolds, thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you, professor, and i personally know that there is so much to this story, i compel you to be sure to review the book. it's so much information there. and now, as we get ready for our conversation, i'd like to introduce to you professor roger l. green. roger green is executive directyear of the dubois bunch center. the center is a think tank dedicated to advancing best practices in law and policy and community covenants that advance social and economic justice for urban communities within the united states and throughout the african diaspora. he was appointed as a distinguished lecturerred a meds gar evers college in the city university of new york in 2006, from 1981 to 2005, he served as an elected member of the new york state assembly. during his tenure, in the state legislature, green was widely acknowledged as an expert on educational reform and children and family policies. a long-standing advocate of civil and human rights, green wor

in this decision, reynolds vs. the united states, the supreme court has followed ever since, d it has relied on the va -- virginia statute. the relationship between church and state is among the most enduring concerns in western civilization. this embraces the two subjects my mother said i should never talk about in public -- religion nd politics. my mother was a wise woman, and she was absolutely right. the topic was just too fascinating for me to pass up. because questions of church and state, religion and politics, they embrace our deepest human concerns. how are we to live together as a people? what place if any will god hold n our society? over the centuries various resolutions to those questions have been attempted. in america, the most important resolution came right here in america. it is important because the history and the documents of the virginia church state settlement became the basis for the way in which the supreme court would interpret the first amendment. recall how that amendment begins. "congre

but right now, let's go to our satellite studio and welcome your colleague josh reynolds to the broadcast. josh is the mastermind behind the procera avh formula, which has become america's number-one brain-health and performance supplement. hi, josh, and congratulations. >> thanks for having me on. >> well, josh, you're not only the brain behind the procera avh formula, but you're also the author of the medically acclaimed book "20/20 brain power: 20 days to a quicker, calmer, sharper mind," as well as author of the "4 pillars of brain health" at-home program. by the way, our audience has the opportunity to receive a free copy of each of these today. so, josh, tell us about the story behind procera avh. >> we measured over one million brains. >> 1 million brains? >> actually, we measured 1.5 million people's brains. we measured their i.q., their brainpower, memory, their powers of concentration. and from all this data, we found something very shocking. >> and what was that, josh? >> the brain seems to be declining faster than the body. in fact, brainpower declined by up to 50% by age 50 t

what he and this incredibly energetic lieutenant governor you got, kim reynolds, are making states like texas have to look around and figure out how we are going to up our game. we are pretty good at this development business in texas and good about putting policies into place. but what i have shared with these men and women who are running for your senate -- i visited with brian schmidt and mike moore had an event that i was participating with, crystal bruntz and jeremy davis over by ames and i talked to each one of them about the concept of making your state even more competitive than it is today, to put tax policies into place that has the burden of those who work and risk your capital to create the jobs that in turn create the wealth, to have a regulatory climate that's fair and predictable. i'll assure you that nothing throws cold water on a project than if you put a substantial amount of capital into a project. you may be building a facility. and halfway through it, they change the rules or the regulations and that has a way to really dampen down the enthusiasm to go and invest. y

it did not apply to the states until the 1940's. , they had been there in reynolds, but they came back to the virginia story in the 1940's to look at the history of the controversy again as a nationalized the first amendment. a virginia story. it is a virginia story. but it has national and now with ,eclarations of human rights international ramifications. the centerpiece is thomas jefferson's famous statute. the history of that statute from its colonial background, its passage through the general assembly, and the subsequent interpretation of the state is lived history. it is live to history in virginia. for a century and a half. that is the subject of this book. -- back up to the beginning shortly after the foundation of 'smestown in 1607, virginia colonial government established the church of england in law. it became in time the strongest legal establishment in any of the british colonies. what does establishment mean? astutetshell, as one anglican clergyman explained at the time, the colonial church was incorporated and blended with the state. incorporated and blended with the sta

." >> pauley: eyebrows, dean reynolds celebrates the return of tv's candid camera.tman has a tale of protege turned help for and more. we begin w headlines for this sunday morning the 10th of august 2014. american war planes and drones continue to carry out airstrikes on islamic militants who want the turn iraq in to a fundamentalist state. holly williams is there. >> two and a halfea yrs after u.s. forces withdrew from iraq american fighter jets are back here again striking islamic militants known at isis. northern iraq in june establishing what it calls a separate islamic state. last week they attacked again targeting iraq's relimb us minorities including christians and another group. thousands of them fled isis are now stranded on remote mountain top. american and british food and water jets are keeping them alive. help arrives more than 60 children died. this morning drones west towards the area islamic extremist now control. just two miles from the front lines and these kurdish soldiers are only ones still fighting the militants here in northern iraq they want

ron reynold's with us, thank you very much. >> this is a day that saw other developments. we reported the release of an autopsy commissioned by the family of michael brown, as well we were told that there is a completed autopsy done by the county medical examiner which included a toxicology report. this has not been released to the public, we don't know the contents. we saw the family out some si released. we don't know the county medical examiner, that's because it needs to be given to the grand jury, which could be meeting as early as tomorrow or wednesday of this week, and they would be having an opportunity to look at that information as well as all the other information that has come forward so far in this case to see whether they want to indict anyone related to it. joining us now is lisa bonner, not only an attorney, but a st. louis native. you live in new york. you come to be part of the demonstrations. let's talk about the legal situation. we have heard from people that they will not be satisfied unless there is an indictment against the officer in this case. what

rob reynolds has the story. >> president obama has signed into law a measure passed by congress that would give israel $225 million as an emergency measure to help it beef up its iron dome missile defense system. in a statement released by the white house the press secretary said that the u.s. is proud of the iron dome defense system which was developed jointly by the u.s. and israel. and claimed that it has saved countless israeli lives. now, this measure was passed by the u.s. congress, which lately that is been so deadlocked that it's rarely been able to agree on anything. but i suppose that this simply shows that in -- when it comes to israel, the american political class both democrats and republicans are always eager to show their support. now, the u.s. has provided a number of other items for the israeli war in gaza. the missile defense field, the iron dome as it's called is of course a defensive shield but according to some figures dug up by our pentagon producer brian wheeler, the u.s. military has also provided 120 millimeter tank rounds to israel, a propellant for israeli

now if reynolds means anything, and reynolds, in addition to the kaiser aluminum case noted a constitutional question, as i think one of the learned justices suggested, one of the reasons for not facing that issue in that case was, it was not necessary because, in the case it was a crash of a bomber, on a secret mission and the court said that the parties had testimony of the witnesses, the survivors, and other testimony it wasn't necessary to get to the constitutional question. i suggest that that's true here, it's difficult for me to conceive a prosecutor who has more evidence than this prosecutor had. he has the full benefit of a senate select committee investigation which satisfy has 50-odd lawyers existed for a law, he has the benefit of his own investigation, of a grand jury that sat for 19 months, an investigate everybody staff of similar proportion. he simply says, i need this because i want to present all of the evidence in the case. he does not say -- >> may i suggest, even if the prosecutor could get this from a normal third party witness, he can't get it from the president becaus

mark reynolds ends it. peavy one hit, no runs, three walks, 8 strikeouts.s win 3-1 and the giants now only 2 1/2 back in the national league west. >>> a's and angels. in anaheim. a's need a win. erick aybar, base hit to right. pujols scores. 1-0. next batter. jeff samardzija will throw it away. bounces back to derek morse, but -- derek norris, but he overthrows to samardzija. a's lose again, 2-0 your final. angels lead in the american league west is now up to four games. >>> novak, djokovic and serena and andy williams all advance at the us open yesterday, and that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. see you again at 5:00. have a great day. >> coming up, california's great america could reach a big milestone today. the huge >> here are the winning numbers from last night's $90 million power ball draw. >> nobody picks all six numbers so wednesday's night's jackpot grows to $100 million. california's great america is getting ready to celebrate a big milestone this holiday weekend. one lucky person will be the theme park's 75 millionth guest. that pe

the winner will get to bask in scientific glory, and perhaps pick up a nobel prize or two. >> rob reynolds, aljazeera, a clam at her and a half beneath deadwood, south da coat that tay. >> daniel lack talks about what the discovery of dark matter could mean for our understanding of the universe. >> still to come on the program, more ebola virus victims, an experimental drug sent to liberia to treat the doctors. >> citizens believed to be fighting for the islamic state of iraq and syria. >> hope to go emerge as champions of south america with the support of some rather prominent fans. when you run a business, you can't settle for slow. that's why i always choose the fastest intern. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch. turkey club. the fastest pencil sharpener. the fastest elevator. the fastest speed dial. the fastest office plant. so why wouldn't i choose the fastest wifi? i would. switch to comcast business internet and get the fastest wifi included. comcast business. built for business. that's why i always choose the fastest intern.r slow. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch. turkey

but mark reynolds 7 2/3. eight strikeouts. the dodgers loss. giants only 2 1/2 back. >>> a's need a win. erick aybar. base hit to right. angels go up 1-0. next batter, jeff samardzija is going to throw it away. he overthrows samardzija. kendrick would have been out. a's lose again, 2-0 the final. the angels' lead in the west is up to four games. >>> u.s. open. eli manning, courtside in his final saturday off. novak djokovic making short work of american sam querrey. easy volatile. he'll take the second. querrey not putting up much of a fight. he moves into the fourth round with a straight sets victory. andy murray and serena williams also moving on. we'll take a tour of today's college football action in the nation later in this newscast. stick around. >>> new air strikes tonight against isis in iraq. and the new warning issued to western country. >>> plus, that ice bucket challenge is making the rounds on social media. but is it really making a difference? >>> and the bay area teens teaming up with a local community service group to bring clea

however, it wouldn't last much longer, mark reynolds singles to right to break up the no-hitter. fans give him a standing ovation. giants win, 3-1. how about the a's? they lost the first two games of the series, bases loaded. and rousing for the double play. bottom of the fourth we go now. two on for erik aybar. a double pump and albert pujols is safe. not going oakland's way, a's lose 2-0. what about the 49ers? they announced they have released 19 players, notable players include stanford linebacker shane stowe. the roster is down to 53 players. the opening against uc davis could not have started any better. ty montgomery, get busy with it. he's really that fast. we did not speed up the video. cardinal blowout to aggies, 45-0. what about cal? looking to bounce back. second quarter, jerry goff hits davis, 74 yards for the td. goff, 281 yards, three touchdowns. cal wins. matching their total wind total from last season. they only needed one game to match their total from last season. pretty good stuff. >> we latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want it... until boom

rob reynolds, al jazeera, washington. >>> now, the rescue search after land slides in western japan wasd off on friday because of safety fears. 39 people are confirmed dead and 52 more are still missing. dozens of homes were destroyed when mountain sides collapsed on the outskirts of hiroshima on wednesday and thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate homes as forecasters warn of more rain on the way. of course we get more on that with richard. it seems like a very desperate situation for people in that area. >> yes, it is. but when i was doing the forecast a couple days ago and i showed this chart, you could just see one huge massive cloud extending across the whole eastern parts of asia and now it looks a lot more fragmented and it's a better picture at the moment. but of course a lot of it really depends on what already has fallen. we are still getting significant rain from this frontal system but it's not a remarkable frontal system as such. we are seeing some decent rainfall totals coming out with the cloud pushing through and we had rainfall effecting parts of western japa

and after the decision was reached, we spoke with the attorneys for officer norman and officer reynolds who are being released and got their view on just what happened in court today. >> government moved for detention which they had a right to do indicate ago this there was a danger to the community and it was a rebuttable presumption and we presented evidence today that the judge obviously believed that rebutted that story. >> i had a petition from over 200 of his neighbors which were gathered by his sister in the last 24 hours that the petition stated that linwood norman is a credit to his neighborhood. that they called him a gentle giant. i was particularly moved that his sisters were able to gain those signatures, names, addresses, phone numbers of people who are willing to come forward for this gentlemen. >> reporter: that was basically the argument in court for all five of the officers whose hearings were held today. there will be a hearing for a sixth scheduled for tomorrow. defense attorneys arguing they had deep community roots long service history of commendations, prosecutors

mark reynolds ends it. peavy one hit, no runs, three walks, 8 strikeouts. and the giants now only 2 1/2 back in the national league west. >>> a's and angels. in anaheim. a's need a win. erick aybar, base hit to right. pujols scores. 1-0. next batter. jeff samardzija will throw it away. bounces back to derek morse, but he overthrows to samardzija. a's lose again, 2-0 your final. angels lead in the american league west is now up to four games. >>> novak, djokovic and serena williams all advance at the u.s. open yesterday and that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. see you again at 5:00. have a great day. >> all right, mike, thank you. coming up next, california's great america could reach a big milestone today. the huge celebration at the santa clara theme park. is it the biting? ...we need to break up. cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $1

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running back matthew tucker and safety ed reynolds.nebacker emanual acho making the practice squad as does defensive lineman wade kelipi and quron pratt. eagles have two spots to fill on their practice squad. johnson is now a former eagle. the wide receiver/return man claimed by the houston texans. he was running back, receiver and return man. johnson scored two touchdowns this preseason. >>> elsewhere in the nfl michael sam not claimed by another team after the rams cut him yesterday. sam is clear to sign with any team's practice squad. sam became the first openly gay player to be drafted in nfl history when the rams took him in the seventh round. phillies going for the fourth straight win. the last time they accomplished the feat was a year ago. howard will make his presence felt in this one. mets up. 20th home run of the season. no doubt about it ties the game at 2-2. and two on for recker. it is now a 5-3 game in the eighth when don brown in on the parade. that cuts it to 5-4. 6-4 mets in the ninth. ryan howard but he is not able t

checking both right now, reynolds american shares and lorillard in the green.as we head into the holiday weekend, will stocks see their biggest monthly gain since february? and what could derail markets before trading resumes next week? we've got traders across the board, lauren simonetti on the floor of the new york stock exchange. lauren at the nyce, gary and peter. lauren, let me start with you. we've expected a selloff today going into a three-day holiday weekend, but that doesn't seem to be the case. >> stocks were at record highs, volume is light. we had the headlines out of russia, then the u.k. you would think you would see a selloff, but that was not the case. of course, and i don't have to remind you or anybody down here, that volume is very low. nonetheless, stocks look like they want to rally coming into the close. adam: all right. gary, i've been watching u.s. treasuringlies go up and down-- treasuries go up and down. people don't seem worried. >> yeah. you're looking at about a 233 yield on that ten-year, also looking at everybody else was anticip

rob reynolds, al jazeera, ferguson, missouri. >>> back to pakistan where tensions are high in the capitolsands of protesters are stressing to protest in islamabad's heavily guarded government district and supporters of leading opposition leader khan and the country say they won't stop until the prime minister resigns and accusing him of rigging last year's elections. let's go live to camal in the capitol of islamabad and this seems like a critical moment for the capitol here. >> reporter: indeed it is and you can gauge the gravity of the situation from some of the headlines that english newspapers are running today. the daily time said for show down. another newspaper dawn says emron to a dead end street and then you have the tribune say smoking guns and final show down today and all because khan had giv given a ultimatium he will be marching on the red zone along with party members including women and children. he has already said this will be a peaceful march and has said that none of his people will resort to violence. however, the government is warning this is the red zone and they wi

it set up a touchdown by reynolds maybe at 370 yards rushing today. they take the lead 14-13. later in the quarter, it's a red shirted freshman. he's wide open to devon smith. 80-yard hookup there. 12 to 15, 326 yards for two touchdowns for barrett in his debut. ohio state wins 34 to 17. >>> also west virginia fell to alabama 33-23 today. >>> over in baseball now, another late start for the nationals. the guys in seattle facing the mariners. last night they hit six home runs, the most in a game since 2012. it was not another long ball party tonight, but jason wirth did show off his power with a man on. wirth absolutely crushes this ball to left. a two-run shot, 15th in the season. they're up 2-0. later on steven strasburg looking good on the mound. stras here facing robinson kno. he had seven strikeouts. nats lead the game right now 3-0 in the eighth inning. good to see them playing good baseball. >> it looks like they're cruising toward a division title. >> yes, absolutely. >> thanks, jason. that's our news tonight. >> you're watching the canadian broadcasting corporation. th

i think j r reynolds should be punished >> have you had any conversation with the employees. >> he's he jet lagged and new on the job he understands. >> he understands the major problems. >> yeah. they all understand we not intend to do this we have a high-end speciality store a tobacco section is 20 brands of american spirit and a few other we're not like in the neighborhood pushing cigarettes on minors it's not our intent at all. >> you were concerned about our reputation and integrity if so the suspension goes throw in would be shape or another and someone asks why is there a problem that somebody sold to a minor and that's not the proper policy and that could stand. >> that's what we're going to end up doug doing but you know the human mind is prejudice. >> in what way. >> we sold to minor first one they see the sign oh, negative those guys are selling to microscopes you know what i mean we'll explain ourselves. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. >> ms. young anything further. >> the department really would like to let the department know that the burden of training the employees

rob reynold's reports. >> reporter: police in armoured vehicles fired vol ice in ferguson sunday night. eyewitnesss in the group, say several hundred mostly young african americans said police asked them to disperse while they were protesting the killing of michael brown by a police officer this month. eyewitnesss said there were children. you can see the explosions. things are not calm at all. it was calm earlier. now there's a number of police vehicles moving forward, sweeping people in front of them. >> reporter: police said a single molotov cocktail was dloep at them, prompting them to act. large numbers in body helmets and gas masks moved down the streets toward protesters. it was an entirely different screen earlier in the day as hundreds packed a ferguson church to donate money for michael brown's funeral, and hear speeches by activists. >> i wear the uniform. i sand here and say i'm sorry. >> there is a deeply felt anger amongst the residents of the city, especially among the young people, fed up with heavy-handed and racially discriminate actions. >> my father said that violen