but, you know, kenny is obviously better than ronnie. >> while jodie was excited about covering the ronnie her leg, she discovered it would be harder than she thought it would be. >> i'm getting ready to cover up ronnie tye's name. when i put it there, i swore i would never, ever get rid of it because i thought it was forever. this is it. it's over. i feel weird. it's like -- i feel like half of me feels like a death, and the other half of me feels like a birth. >> let's go. >> jodie has brought her friend amanda along for emotional support. >> better you than me. >> i guess, i don't know. i don't even know how to describe this. never felt like this before. the pain. no, it ain't the tattoo. i think my heart's more broke than anything. out with the old, on with the new. this should heal pretty quickly before i see kenny in prison. >> after almost an hour, jodie's tattoo transformation is complete. >> kenny! >> bye, ronnie. >> hello, kenny. >> what do you think? >> right on. >>> coming up -- >> i wonder what's in here. >> the slagle brothers discover their passion. >> just put your fresh to

>> ronnie? >> ronnie. >> i have known him for many years, a long time. >> before he came here? you in love with him then? >> i wouldn't say in love with him, but i loved him. >> this is not just a contract you're signing. >> i understand that. it's a covenant. >> it is a covenant you're making with him, you know, and this makes it much, much more serious. >> there are certain people that are allowed to come into the prison to perform these wedding ceremonies. he was one of them. they didn't know each other ahead of time. he was obviously trying to counsel her. >> he'll have this black mark against him. >> i know that. i already know. i mean, i have known people that's come out of prison and some even being family and they are -- it's hard -- the hardest thing i think i seen is jobs. people don't want to employ them. >> right. normally, i just flat turn down weddings here because i find in most cases the men are just using the women for their own advantage. >> i've heard stories. >> you've heard stories? >> i've heard stories. i'm aware of all the ups and downs, and i'm prepared

group of hs ago, a tourists were visiting ronnie mead. asked if there were any questions. one fella raised his hand and magna carta s signed. 12:15 answered the tour guide. turned to his wife and said, see, i told you we shouldn't have stopped for lunch, we just missed it. f you don't like -- [ applause ] number of arks a other significant anniversaries. years ago, civil rights act. 0 years ago, allied forces stormed normandy to restore europe. ago, francis scott key witnessing the battle of ft. and the star spangled banner. ago, of course, 225 years our constitution first took effect. ach of these anniversaries commemorates remarkable individuals pursuing lofty beyond their own interests. in the case of magna carta, we quite rate something different. historians have debated for the significance of the events that ronnie mead, but seems clear -- the individuals who met there pursuing rather than an heroic cause beyond themselves. basic story which began long before the events at ronnie has, of course, been recounted by others, including ottenberg. he was a moving force beh

if it is, i'll put your name down. >> it was interesting to talk to ronnie.ecause in prison everybody gets tattoos. even though it's illegal in every single prison, the fact of the matter is they manage oftentimes to get away with it. he would only show us certain things because he didn't want to get caught. >> i don't have my tattoo gun out right now. because of the lockdown. i don't know if they're going to come, shake me down. they're not going to take any of my inks or anything like that. i can order them out of the catalogs. but the only they would take them is if they found my tattoo gun. and i got it put up. >> like, where? >> a good hiding spot that they've never found it since i've been locked up. i would show it to you but then they'd know where it was at. >> like most prison ink, some of shephard's tattoos tell a story. in this case, it's about his past membership in a supremacist gang. >> i'm retired. so i'm no longer there, but i still have the tattoos. retired means you're no longer with them, but you was honorable when you left. first chance i

>> new edition, i mean, ronny, bobby, ricky, michael, ralph and johnny.urrent record out in some years, but any time those tickets go up on sale, you know, it's 5,000 to 10,000 people coming to see candy girl, cool it now, mr. telephone man and all of the individuals and we owe a debt of gratitude to the discipline and the hard work and perseverance that we put in three or four years before "candy girl" came out and when people began to embrace us they just held on and we're thankful for that. >> new edition is lasting not because we're not good and we put out good music, but maybe the last sick x or seven have b by default? what keeps us going, people still look and crave for that style because as we got older that's all we know. ♪ ♪ ♪ that girl is poison ♪ ♪ >>> stay with us. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. he goes to schools across the country empowering women to fight back against emotional and physical abuse while building self-esteem. >> i am here to help take the power away from hate crimes. >> i am here to help take the power away from date abuse. >> i am h

ronnie: my name is ronnie abaldonado. i go by b-boy ronnie. opportunities that a lot of the dancers have now, you know? it's not just a studio. we have our barber shop, our tats parlor, and we have our little merchandise store, and it's just a place for people to hang out. you know, you don't just come here to take classes. we have people coming here every day just hanging out. a lot of dance studios don't really get a lot of support, so i think it's really up to us and my crew to really build that scene and to build that community. laila: vegas is known for high rollers and dazzling shows. for the last two-and-a-half years, jabbawockeez shows have been packing in the fans six nights a week. chris: we're over here backstage for the jabbawockeez show. we're all getting ready, about to go on. everybody is hype. tonight's going to be a good night. it's sold out. it's going to be a long night, but a great night. back in town, we all get excited, because we don't see him for, like, a few months, and then he comes back. i mean, you get hype because

a few days later, corporal ronnie gaskins got a big surprise.chel wanted to meet at her lawyer's office. she had something she wanted to say. >> take us inside that attorney's office with rachel. what was her demeanor? >> i remember her pulling up the waist basket next to her. chef was afraid she was going to throw up. >> we started asking her the questions that we thought she would answer. did she overdose at a party? i remember her face got really red. she glanced at us and said, we stabbed her. >> was there just a hush in the room? how did everyone react? >> everyone was silent for a couple of minutes. we were speechless. >> it wasn't an accident. it was a murder. and not only had rachel and sheila killed skylar, they had planned it for months. all the while looking and acting like best friends. as part of the plan, rachel and sheila settled on the night of july 5th as the ideal time to kill skylar. >> earlier that day, rachel had obtained the shovel from her father's residence, put it in sheila's trunk, brought the clean clothes, cleaning su

[ bell tolls ] ronnie lee henderson brian hennessey edward r. hennessey jr. michelle marie henrique joseph patrick henry william henry >> as you can hear, they're resuming with the reading of the names. let's go live to the memorial site right now. poppy harlow is there. doesn't get any easier, does it? >> reporter: doesn't get any easier for all of us who lived here 13 years ago today. i certainly did, so many of us on that beautiful krit september day when this nation was attacked, nearly 300 lives taken, 343 firefighters died, many first responders gave their lives to tryo

ronnie lott says the team should bench mcdonald. you can hear what he had to say coming up in sports. >>> good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. clear skies in san jose right now. but it won't be all clear tomorrow morning. we'll have more on your fog forecast in just a few minutes. plus details on hurricane norbert, and how this will impact california in just a few minutes. >>> also, thousands of cars and people cross the golden gate bridge every day. but what about these guys? the unusual traffic jam that is lighting up social media tonight. >>> and then out with the old. mad dash for iphone owners, ahead of the expected unveiling of the iphone 6 next week. >>> and are blue jeans fading? the new threat to an american fashion staple. we're back in a moment. >>> god a tip for nbc bay area's investigative unit? call 1-888-966-tips or e-mail the unit@nbcbayarea.com. and help us hold the powerful accountable. latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground

let me have these guys beat each other up, have him bloody ronald reagan up, and i have taken on ronnie reagan before, i can do this, but instead of getting him at the primaries, where he is so good on the stump, i am going to go right to the primary and take it from him there. that is where my knowledge of the story falls off, when he decided not to do it, whether reagan and bush did, taking it off by offering him the vice presidency, but ford walked away from that, and that is the end of his public career. >> bob, thank you again. their time is a charm. thank you. >> thank you all, very, very much. [applause] >> these are for sale, and we appreciate it. >> $150 apiece. [laughter] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> i have learned already in this office that the typical decisions always come to this desk. i must admit that many of them do not look at all the same as the hypothetical questions that i have answered freely and, on previous fast occasions. my customary policy is to try and get all of the facts

ronny squires from alabama.0, which means, ronny, if you're on the line, you beat every single economist on wall street. nobody predicted anywhere near that. the winning number, 142,000. what's your method? how did you come up with your number? >> i do a lot of traveling around the country and there's still a lot of talk of no jobs out there, and i watch y'all on a regular basis, just about every single day when i'm near a television, and i just don't see it. i don't know if the people that is on wall street is not really getting out and seeing what's going on, but whenever you go to small towns like i go to and stop at truck stopped and what have you, talk to people and see what's really going on, then, you know, you just don't have much confidence in some of the numbers that you hear. you know? that was my guess. >> what do you do, ronnie? what's your business? >> well, i'm semi retired. and in 2007 i started a little transport business. i got a lot of friends, though, across the country and everything. friend

. >> i like to hang, you know, jason peters, trent, ronnie brown, guys like that.. >> that is right. i love it. thanks for joining us. we are glad you are here. i have a few questions for you. first one i hear you have a nickname. >> mr. getsply. >> explain to me how you got that name. >> i am dressed in high fashion type stuff, i used to be real material stick and i kind of am, you know. >> you are very well dressed. >> yes. >> maybe vinny can give me a couple pointers because i am not and my

hemschoothemschoot. >> ronny lee henderson. >> brian hennessey. >> edward hennessey jr.chelle h. >> william henry jr. >> john] christopher henwood. >> robert alan hepburn. >> raul hernandez. >> my uncle, we love and miss you always. >> my beloved brother david brian brady. david, thank you for the joy and laughter. there's not a day that goes by that we don't miss and love you. god speed. >>> gary herold. jeffrey hersch. >> thomas hetzel. >> leon hayward. >> brian hickey. >> car row cedeno. >> timmy higgins. >> todd russell hill. >> clara hinds. >> neal hinds. >> mark hin i did. >> heather ho. >> thomas anderson hobbs. >> james j.hobin. >> robert wane hobson iii. >> da juan hodges. >> patrick a.hoey. >> john a.hofer. >> marcia hoffman. >> stephen hoffman. >> fredrick joseph hoffman. >> michael l. hoffman. >> judith hofmiller. >> thomas warren hohlweck jr. >> jonathan hohmann. >> cora holland. >> john holland. >> joseph f. holland. >> jimmy i. holly. >> elizabeth holmes. >> thomas. -- thomas holohan. >> bradley v.hoorn. james. hopper. >> my father jeffrey george. we love

[exclamaciones] ronnie: ¡funcionÓ! ¡funcionÓ! >> ¡no! >> ¡esta es la verdadera stephanie!o...! ganar no es lo mÁs importante. es obvio que la otra chica interrumpiÓ su baile para que esta pudiera ganar. conozco a una sola persona segura de sÍ misma como para hacer algo asÍ ¡y es stephanie! [risas] milford: ¿saben quÉ? es cierto. >> ¡no! >> ella tiene razÓn. >> ¡ya basta! ¡esto no es justo! esta niÑa fue la ganadora! ¡todos ustedes la vieron... ¿o no?! ¡ah! ziggy: ¡se desvaneciÓ! [risas] stingy: ¿adÓnde se fue? todos: ¡robbie rotten! >> ja. >> adiosito. >> stephanie, lamento haber dudado de ti. >> sabÍa que no tenia que ganar la competencia para que mis amigos supieran que era yo en realidad. ustedes son mis verdaderos amigos. [risas] ya vengo. [risas] ♪ ding, dang, diga-riga-dong. ♪ ♪ es lo que yo canto cuando bailo, bailo, bailo. ♪ ♪ ding, dang, diga-riga-dong. ♪ ♪ no tiene sentido, ¿quÉ mÁs da? ♪ [♪] ♪ vamos a bailar saltando. ♪ es divertido bailar asÍ. ♪ [♪] ♪ ahora ven, ven, salta asÍ. ♪ ♪ una vuelta y aplaudimos juntos, juntos, juntos. ♪ ♪ un, dos, aquÍ va. ♪ ♪ das la

fifty-six year old ronnie downing was kitchen steward at revel casino and wore business his family'sure. >> i will take a look at what i need to do to scale back on finance. >> ronnie now volunteers at resource center to help laid off casino workers apply for unemployment and learn about their options. kayla says one option is to leave atlantic city, if she doesn't finds work soon. >> marlie hall, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> a devastated bucks county community will once again gather to remember one of three high school students killed in a crash near the poconos. seamus digney will be laid to rest today. funeral services were held yesterday, for ryan lesher and thursday for cullen keffer. three students and three others in a car that rolled over in wayne county. they were student at council rock south high school. and in light of the services, the school postponed its football game until today. >> philadelphia teachers preparing to welcome back students to school monday, staffers at edison high school walked the steps many of their kids will take through north philadelphia. they wa

hemschoothemschoot. >> ronny lee henderson. >> brian hennessey. >> edward hennessey jr.michelle h. >> william henry jr. >> john] christopher henwood. >> robert alan hepburn. >> raul hernandez. >> my uncle, we love and miss you always. >> my beloved brother david brian brady. david, thank you for the joy and laughter. there's not a day that goes by that we don't miss and love you. god speed. >>> gary herold. jeffrey hersch. >> thomas hetzel. >> leon hayward. >> brian hickey. >> car row cedeno. >> timmy higgins. >> todd russell hill. >> clara hinds. >> neal hinds. >> mark hin i did. >> heather ho. >> thomas anderson hobbs. >> james j.hobin. >> robert wane hobson iii. >> da juan hodges. >> patrick a.hoey. >> john a.hofer. >> marcia hoffman. >> stephen hoffman. >> fredrick joseph hoffman. >> michael l. hoffman. >> judith hofmiller. >> thomas warren hohlweck jr. >> jonathan hohmann. >> cora holland. >> john holland. >> joseph f. holland. >> jimmy i. holly. >> elizabeth holmes. >> thomas. -- thomas holohan. >> bradley v.hoorn. james. hopper. >> my father jeffrey george. we lov

she hung up the phone, she turned around and said ronny's dead, they found hip dead in his car, he committeduicide. i'll put you on the bus and send you to michigan for the funeral, and that was it. and that made me hate her, because, from that day forward, i knew i was going to kill her, eventuall eventually. >> hughley was sentenced for life in prison for killing his mother, but it wouldn't be the last time he'd commit murder. five years later, while incarcerated at a different prison, he stabbed an inmate 67 times after the man and two friends allegedly threatened him. >> all three of them come up to my cell, which was a single cell, and i slaughtered him, and went after them two, and they took off running and hid. but i was going to kill them all three. >> after receiving an additional life sentence for killing the inmate, 13 years later, hughley murdered again. >> in this unedited footage, hughley describes how and why he killed a prison counselor. >> the plan was kill him, get the death penalty, use the state of tennessee's lethal injection as a means of suicide, since i didn't have th

oklahoma highway patrol captain ronnie hampton says the 2013 semi was headed north when it veered into the median and then crossed on to the southbound lanes. the semilanded in a deep ravine, making it hard to find. >> they knew that this was a two-vehicle wreck but they could only find one and then it took about an hour to get in. >> reporter: 53-year-old truck driver russell staley was taken to the exphpt is not in custody. the coach of the stoft ball team, 48-year-old van hedrick, was driving the school bus. the crash is similar to one in april between a semi that crossed the median of a california interstate and collided with a bus carrying high school students. 10 people died. the n.t.s.b. has not yet released a cause of that crash. a preliminary report on friday's' oklahoma collision could be issued in about 10 days. the college will still be grieving. >> this is the most traumatic event that n.c.t.c. has had in its 90 years of history. >> reporter: north central texas college canceled a high school volleyball tournament scheduled for today and plans to hold a vigil tomorrow nigh

you have ronnie with you who is a 10-year-old. a very energetic cocker spaniel. >> she's a very healthy 10-year- old. >> a lot of puppy in her. >> but she settles down once she's in the house. >> she's excited, new environment. >> a lot going on, things she hasn't seen before but she's a very sweet dog. loves people of all ages. >> she was an owner surrender. >> yes. >> folks who moved out of a house into an apartment. >> yes, and they started having kids and didn't have time for a dog anymore. they were hoping we could find a better home for her. >> what are we looking for? a house with a yard? takes walks often? >> she has a house now. she lives with a foster who is retired. we think that's the perfect situation, where someone is home during the day. she likes to be around people. she'll chill out on the chair. she has her favorite chair in the living room but she kind of wants someone around. >> she's a sweet, sweet girl. you are sweet. look at that face. she's 10 but how old do cocker spaniels normally live to? >> i've gotten

oklahoma highway patrol captain ronnie hampton says the semi was headed north when it veered into the median and crossed onto the southbound lanes. the semi landed in a deep ravine making it hard to find. >> they knew this was a two vehicle wreck. it took an hour to get in. >> reporter: the 53-year-old truck driver russell staly was taken to the hospital and is not in custody. the coach of the softball team was driving the school bus. the crash is similar to one in april between a semi that crossed the median of a california interstate and collided with a bus carrying high school students. ten people died. the ntsb has not released the cause of that crash. a preliminary report on the oklahoma collision could be issued in about ten days. >> so far, investigators see no evidence either driver was impaired. official toxicology reports could take up to ten weeks. >>> prosecutors in southern california say two men used the jaws of life to crack open at least four atms . they said james costello and silva jr. tried it six times in river side and san bernardino counties. >>> george clooney i

craig neil gibson ronnie e. gies andrew clive gilbert >> and my cousin, firefighter anaya engine 4, new york city fire department. >> and my mother, adrian. gabby and i never will forget you. you will never be forgotten. >> timothy paul gilbert paul stuart gilbey paul john gill mark y. gilles evan gillette ronald lawrence gilligan rodney c. gillis laura gilly john f. ginley donna marie giordano jeffrey john giordano john giordano steven a. giorgetti martin giovinazzo kum-kum girolamo salvatore gitto cynthia giugliano mon gjonbalaj dianne gladstone keith alexander glascoe thomas irwin glasser edmund glazer harry glenn barry h. glick jeremy logan glick. steven glick john t. gnazzo william robert godshalk michael gogliormella brian fredric goldberg jeffrey grant goldflam michelle goldstein monica goldstein steven goldstein ronald golinski. andrew h. golkin dennis james gomes enrique antonio gomez jose bienvenido gomez manuel gomez jr. >> and my beloved couch. you will always be in our hearts and we will never forge

somebody said to me, somebody close to nancy reagan said she shut her life down and just took care of ronnie. i am not doing that. i work full time. i go out with friends for dinner at night. i have to keep my life going. i tried to get as much sleep as i can even though it is difficult because ben is up a lot at night. getting enough sleep is essential and eating well and exercising. it is like putting a mask on your face on the airplane before you put it on someone else. you have to be healthy. if i get tired, i get weepy. i think people need to keep on with their lives and have people come over and set and have a cup of coffee. just come over and get a couple of people and have a drink or something. just do not shut your life down. and that is the problem that so many people have. it is really hard. nobody should ever believe it is not easy. >> is he aware of what is going on? >> he knows -- i tease him and say in my next life i will be ben bradlee. not just for this, but for other reasons to. he has never been depressed a day in his life. i have been with him over 40 years and i have nev

. >> you are getting a lot of heat from senator diane fineston to ronnie lott. you have thought about that decision? >> with any challenging decision you make, there will always be criticism. we expect that. that is part of the job. >> and he also told us tonight that commissioner roger goodell is scheduled to be at sunday night's opener at levi's stadium. it is common for the commissioner to attend the first game at any brand new stadium and the niners believe even though he has had a tumultuous week he will be in the stadium sunday night. >>> day in and day out, which kids are most impacted by truancy in california. the state attorney general issued a first of its kind report breaking down the numbers according to race and income level. it finds that low income students have the highest truancy rates. the report found that african-american elementary school students were chronically truant four times the state average. poverty contributing factors. over all a quarter million of children missed more than 10% of classes last year. >>> well wildfires continue to

. - ronnie, please tell me where you are. - i'm at the airport. damn. [ sobbing ] i always loved you, cat. please don't do this. [ sobbing ] don't say it. please don't say it. please don't say that. no, no, no, gregg. gregg. hey. hey. hey, stay with me, please. hey. don't die on me. come on. don't die on me! [ sobbing ] [ cat sobbing ] come on. please. you're under arrest. [ cell phone ringing ] [ cat ] gregg. nico? [ speaking french ] [ nico ] papa. papa. [ man ] you have less than one hour to turn yourself over, or we kill your son and his mother, and it won't be pretty. [ baker ] oh, my god. [ gasps ] oh, no! [ sobs ] [ screams ] [ sobbing ] >>> the mission laid out. >> we will degrade and ultimately destroy isil. >> response coming in to president obama's case for military action in iraq and syria. >>> a missing mother now a suspect in her children's disappearance. new only the, what led police to search a montgomery county trail? >>> and a controversial assignment. a local school gives students homework comparing a president >> first, new det

. - ronnie, please tell me where you are. - i'm at the airport. damn. [ sobbing ] i always loved you, cat. please don't do this. [ sobbing ] don't say it. please don't say it. please don't say that. no, no, no, gregg. gregg. hey. hey. hey, stay with me, please. hey. don't die on me. come on. don't die on me! [ sobbing ] [ cat sobbing ] come on. please. you're under arrest. [ cell phone ringing ] [ cat ] gregg. nico? [ speaking french ] [ nico ] papa. papa. [ man ] you have less than one hour to turn yourself over, or we kill your son and his mother, and it won't be pretty. [ baker ] oh, my god. [ gasps ] oh, no! [ sobs ] [ screams ] [ sobbing ] >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> right now at 11:00, america on the attack. >> if you threaten america, you will find no safe haven. >> the president lace doys down plan to fight isis. tonight nbc 10 is there as local veterans react. >>> tracking severe storms. the first alert radar is narrowing in on when you can see damaging wind and rain. >>> plus revel revival. the new plan that could reopen the shuttere

. >> reporter: ronny took us to a large mexican-american community in chicago filled with legitimate. but where cartel members also blend in and set up shop to oversee their midwest operation. >> it is immense, well financed and security conscious and very compartmentalized. >> reporter: as heroin explodes in chicago, it's also spreading to the suburbs and other cities. this is highway 290. it's also known as the heroin highway. addicts from outside the city come down this road to get off and buy their drugs and then to head right back home. >> it's cheap. it's readily available. >> reporter: this 24-year-old, a recover addict, says heroin is everywhere here. >> i got it from the suburbs. i never had to travel very far. it was within 10, 15 minute drive and had my fix. >> doctors worry about the growing number of young heroin addicts. >> we're losing a part of a generation, an important part of a generation that can contribute a lot to the society and help us. >> and for people to think that it's not in their community, it's not in their town, they're immune it to, you're living in a

hall of famer ronnie lott saying today the team should bench ray mcdonald. >>> one day later, san francisco building left in ruins. you saw it live on our air, fire in the mission district that burned for hours and sent plumes of smoke skyward. now it turns out that building has to be demolished. nbc bay area's christie smith is live in san francisco to show why the cleanup hasn't even started yet. christie? >> reporter: good evening. well, firefighters say that this building just has to come down because it isn't safe at all. but they say the owners are still working out the details with their insurance to make that happen and that's also why all this burned debris is still sitting here in the street. most businesses opened back up on the block, but not all. >> we were supposed to have our local installed on the windows and the top of the building yesterday and this happened. >> reporter: total care plus just moved in, they were planning a grand opening. now she says they need to clean up a little after a fire three doors down. they plan to reopen monday. >> we have patients scheduled to c

. >> ronnie downing works as a kitchen steward at rebel hotel and casino, it will close tuesday morning> we all will have to go through this, weather this storm, we are strong, we are aed to this in atlantic city, whether it is a economic storm or a natural disaster, we know that we have to all come together. >> i think the real thrust of this -- >> though the city and the state are providing employment support, pastor david mcgettigan says providing peace of mind is his department. >> this may be the silver lining from the great cloud of super storm sandy, that we are more ready for something like this, and to let people know you are not going to go under. we didn't go under from sandy and we are not going under from this. >> atlantic city has been struggling to compete with the influx of new casinos opening in nearby states, mayor don guardian says though the closures are disappointing, the city will go on. >> if you look up and down now you see the family, there are kids here, they are going to the pier and going to the aquarium and doing a dolphin boat ride and going down and visiti

appear with no symptoms of or symptoms similar to a mild illness and a mimic that of a cold and include ronni nose and sneezing and coughing and body aches. we're at the onset of our cold and flu season. >> most people infected do not get sick or have only mild illness like a cold. >> the best medicine is prevention. experts urge families to wash hands with soap and water for 20 seconds and parents especially after changing babies' diapers. cleaned frequently touched services like doorknobs and toys. do not kiss and hug or share food and drinks with sick people. cps is working hard to notify parents and the 400,000 students within the chicago public school system. notifications went out on tuesday to pass on information to both kids and parents. >> police looking for the man who sexually assaulted a pregnant college student in broad daylight and stuffed into a truck. the 24 year-old woman a student at chicago state was on a break between passes yesterday when she stopped to see relatives near the 9800 block of south indiana. a man with a knife approached her and forced her back into our car a

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nference today in among those in attendance was the president of the 49ers, ronnie lott and the director of legal affairs for the 49ers. but it turns out those associated with the 49ers refuse talk about the elephant in the room, ray rice and ray mcdonald. ktvu's john fowler is live now outside levi stadium. >> reporter: with pressure mounting and with the home opener at levi stadium three days way san francisco 49ers representatives at the conference today refusing to talk about domestic violence or their suspended broadcaster. >> the voice of the 49ers, suspended for two games after making and apologizing for remarks that the wife of ray rice bore some responsibility by staying in a violent relationship. >> it is her life. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: he headed this symposium today. much about domestic violence in the nfl. >> take control of this. we could do this. >> reporter: some said the league must be tougher on abusers. like san francisco 49ers ray mcdonald, even if they were not been convicted or charged. that eltics are crucial for all of us -- ethics are crucial if all of us

response so far is certainly good, as ronnie said, it's a step up.but if you look at what the president said in the white house press release last week, there's nothing on the economic side. now, what they are saying is that'll come, okay? fine. i hope it comes fast. but the united states -- and there have to be similar efforts by the united kingdom and france, they're going to have to support farmers getting back to work through feed the future, infrastructure investments. i hope the millennium challenge corporation is a bit flexibility in sierra leone and liberia, two of its partner countries, to move forward on infrastructure investments. we're going to need the ustr and commerce to step up on trade and think very creatively about the kinds of things that we can to to encourage trade; remove tariffs, open up the door cans. so it's going to take efforts from are a number -- from a number of actors, and there isn't an overall coordinator to do it. it's different piece that are going to have to fit together in a puzzle to make this work and to get th

ronnie downing works at the rebel hotel and casino which will close its doors for good tomorrow. >> we're used to this in atlantic city. whether it's an economic storm or whether it's a natural disaster, we know that we all have to come together work out the problems and get organized and move forward. >> reporter: don guardian is atlantic city's mayor. >> in the short term we're going to be helping with immediate needs, so unemployment. if you have health benefits how long are those health benefits going to last. >> reporter: but he's also focused on long-term solutions. with casino revenue plunging and outside competition rising he's betting on a future that relies on more than just luck. >> if you look up and down now, you see the families. they're going to seal pier they're going to the aquarium so the idea that maybe a few years ago the only reason you come to atlantic city for gambling is gone. >> reporter: the mass layoffs are expected to give way to one of the area's largest filings for unemployment benefits this week. an undertaking so big part of the city's convention center had

. >> joining me tonight is the hip hop doc, ronnie whitfield. always good to have you with us.'m sure there are a lot of parents right now thinking, okay, where is this going. how serious is it. >> first ebola, and now this. but we have to calm down first and take control. enterovirus is quite common. 10 million to 15 million infected each year. what we're seeing is very atypical. again, you can have very mild symptoms, sneeze, runny nose, cough. but those that develop the rash, fevers and difficulty breathes are the ones with the concern. but again, these viruses are quite common. just unusual how this epidemic is spreading. >> this has moved pretty quickly, hasn't it? >> right. yeah, it's moved quicker than normal. enterovirus is very common. all of us have had the intense summer cold. this is the second most common virus to inspect humans. because so many kids are being infected and many have gone to the hospital, it's been quite alarming. but there is no treatment, and we do need to be aware of the sign, what is not cool is that this presents in many cases like the simple c

ron owen and january bank sat down with cheryl jennings for an exclusive television interview about ronny'sattle with parkinson's disease and why he went public. >> he decided to go public after robin williams died and it was revealed he had parkinson's disease. >> the basic reason was after 12 years you know you are going to have to at some point go public. and when i saw that robin had it and was diagnosed five months before, i basically didn't think that would be the reason that he would have committed suicide. and i wanted people to basically understand that i have lived with it for twelve years and it's not a death sentence. >> please join cheryl jennings for a special addition of "beyond the headlines" to hear about ron's battle with parkinson's disease and how he and his family are coping with it. that's tomorrow on ac7. >> happening today in san francisco the annual walk to end alzheimer's. the walk begins at 10:00 this morning at mission creek park pavilion and channel streets. members will take part in the walk. a fourth grader walked in honor of her great-grandparents, who both d

. >> ronnie tye and the woman he married in prison, jodie mormon.inally the answers you've been waiting for.

. >> ronnie loves hot guys and hot food. so we made it out after segment, and the guys had to try, how many, three different. >> sushi, chicken wings, and then i think a burger or something like that, and we had to see, well, they had to see how long they could go without like having a glass of water. every single one of them cried. >> so good on tv, tamara. looking in the big monitor. >> look at you, look at you. >> now, speaking of them, i mean, these guys had their shirts off, though, right? >> that's why they are the hot guys. see, being a single person, yes, segment where we have hot guys, so mikey expect you to be on. >> oh, yes. >> we just want to see them with their shirts off. >> that's right. we make up a segment so they can take their shirts off. >> that's all that is. >> it is tv now. >> naked shows, makes sense. >> out of the five, you're the only one sing snell. >> well, adrian is not married yet. but i am the satisfied single. there cents cents as difference. >> awe. >> that means i'm okay with being, you know

. >>> now joining us, ronnie curie at the american university of beirut. thank you for your time today. let's talk about president obama's plan to degrade and defeat isis with air strikes and also calling on a coalition to get on the ground and defeat isis. do you think that strategy will work, in your opinion? >> well, part of it will work. i think it's necessary in the short run to use military power, especially superior american air power as they did in mosul and northern iraq in the last three, four weeks. you need to halt the advance of the isis forces in some places, but the great irony, the tragic irony is that it is precisely what the united states is trying to do now, which is lied a c-- d a coalition in an area that has its birth whether in al qaeda form or isis form, its roots come precisely from those two forces in history, which is american attacks on arab and islamic countries and americans leading coalitions of arab dictators and autocrats. so it's quite tragic and ironic that this is still going on. so it's a real dilemma, and it's a dilemm

ronnie pitman, bill o'reilly, why would you say the president's been a terrific role model for american models lie? my statement stands, ron, mr. obama does right by his family. maurice person, san jose, why would the conservative media like fox news give obama credit for getting nato involved in addressing putin and isis? because talk is cheap. let's see who steps up. your discussion with jorge ramos was dynamic. we posted the entire chat on bill o'reilly.com. it is interesting. when you asked mr. ramos why there is an asian privilege, he changed the subject. the success of asian americans does not fit into the concept of white privilege. jerry barna, clearwater, florida, your statement that warren churchill would rather sit across from megyn kelly than you was sexist. i'm sure he received a nice payday from fox. fox news does not pay for interviews, gerry, don't be a pinhead. i hope it's not too late. please sman why you think churchill would rather talk to megyn. one word, wilfreddo, optics. face it, bill, even a blind man would rather talk to megyn. i think most premium members will

ronnie lee henderson brian hennessey edward r. hennessey jr. michelle marie henrique joseph patrick henry william henry >> as you can hear, they're resuming with the reading of the names. let's go live to the memorial site right now. poppy harlow is there. doesn't get any easier, does it? >> reporter: doesn't get any easier for all of us who lived here 13 years ago today. i certainly did, so many of us on that beautiful krit september day when this nation was attacked, nearly 300 lives taken, 343 firefighters died, many first responders gave their lives to try to save as many people as they could. as we have been watching all morning, the families joining us down at the memorial reading the names, every single name of a life lost on 9/11 will be read at that service. also six moments of silence observed, another one coming up here in just a few minutes. the stories vary depending on who you talked to. for some it is cathartic. sarah fisher was 4 years old when her father was killed on 9/11. she's 17 now. this helps her feel closer to her dad. f

let me have these guys beat each other up, have him bloody ronald reagan up, and i have taken on ronnie reagan before, i can do this, but instead of getting him at the primaries, where he is so good on the stump, i am going to go right to the primary and take it from him there. that is where my knowledge of the story falls off, when he decided not to do it, whether reagan and bush did, taking it off by offering him the vice presidency, but ford walked away from that, and that is the end of his public career. >> bob, thank you again. their time is a charm. thank you. >> thank you all, very, very much. [applause] >> these are for sale, and we

ronnie, all those guys way before us have done that. so he's got confidence and i'm glad to hear him say super bowl or bust. >> dennis. >> yeah. he talks real good. i mean, i think i saw the maturity. you know, i'm not a big quarterback guy. i don't understand quarter babs. i wouldn't want to play quarterback in this league. but i saw a little bit of maturity. you saw him sort of go through his progressions. he's got more weapons. he's not just looking at the one receiver down the field. he's looking to make the play. couple times he had pressure in his face, he didn't take off and run. he threw some fantastic balls against dallas. not such a good defense, but still, i saw some maturity. >> he did throw some great balls after being tripped and not falling and then hitting vernon davis. that one sticks out the most. he likes playing for another coach -- another quarterback. jim harbaugh was a quarterback for many years. jim harbaugh in his first three years regular season won more games than anyone in the history of the nfl not named geo