the sounds of ronnie padilla going through his daily mixed martial arts training. padilla is still awaiting sentencing on five charges of assault with a weapon and one for attempted murder. >> sometimes inmates can be here for many years by the time their cases are settled. it's not necessarily out of the ordinary that padilla has been here for such a long period of time. it's mainly because of the court system. it takes time to go through. their lawyers might push back court dates. they can use that time to their advantage so they can defend their client better. >> despite the rugged exterior he's built up while living here, padilla says the relentless isolation has taken its toll. >> it's hard to be in here by myself. sometimes i feel like the time goes slow. sometimes we lost everything when it comes to jail. >> padilla says the most significant of those losses is not being there for his three young children. [ they feel like they lost me. they crying. daddy, when you get out? all the time they ask me questions like that. it broke my heart. i don't know how to a

police later arrested the 32- year-old ronnie moody. investigators say before ronnie moody stole the car he tried to steal a woman's purse and struck an officer with a car. >>> investigators are contacting bruce jenner and other drivers involved in a crash about getting their cell phone records. investigators want to know if distracted driving played a role in the crash over the weekend. such a request is routine in major wrecks. bruce jenner wasn't texting while driving and will provide his phone records. the crash left one woman dead. bruce jenner was not hurt. >>> suge knight will remain in jail for now. prosecutors said today they are working on new charges against him. suge knight was charged with murder, attempted murder and hit and run after he hit two men in a parking lot during a confrontation last month. suge knight will remain behind bars for six weeks as they prepare for a hearing on evidence that may include other crimes. >>> a trend, parties to infect your child with measles. we will see if the measles parties are occurrin

joe montana, ronnie lott all these great players, and where would i fit in? >> rice need not worry. talented players recognize talented players. >> i had never seen a young man come into the nfl that could run the routes the way he could run routes. >> rice! to the one yard line. >> he was really really good. >> but really good was not good enough. >> steps up and throws. incomplete. >> three straight trips to the post season ended short of the super bowl when the 88th season got off to a mediocre start, pressure from eddie debartalow started to build. >> if you didn't perform the way you were supposed to perform, all the sudden you would see this guy that was like this mean guy and he was not as friendly you know because he was all about winning. >> the main thing is i don't like to lose. >> following back to back losses, the owner's temper boiled over. >> we used to have a soft drink thing with a glass. i remember we came in after the game and the thing was broken. the glass was all shattered. mr. d had kicked it. he was pissed. bill said i'm done. [ bleep ] this guy he's nuts. no

>> reporter: the suspect ronnie moody hit a taxi and a sedan.edan had two people inside. >> we looked at each other and the headlights came barreling at us. boom. >> reporter: republic republic was running -- ronnie moody was ronning. >> he wasn't hurt at all -- running. >> he wasn't hurt at all. >> he did not want to be taken into custody. >> he had already had a busy day. the car he was driving was reported stolen at 10:00 a.m. that morning. 5:30 p.m. he was involved in a fight on mission. police tried to talk to him there but he jumped into the car and drove off. >> he backed up towards the officers. causing one to have to jump out of the way. >> reporter: 40 minutes later he made time for a robbery attempt. >> he pulled up, exited and attempted to steal a woman's purse. >> reporter: 6:30 p.m. the crash. even in the chase that followed he was desperate to get away. >> he did attempt to grab on officer's firearm. >> reporter: one man. 9 hours. 4 crime scenes. >> i was like oh, my god. i home ain't nobody hurt. >> reporter: there were no major

. >> is there any additional public comment commissioner ronnie wasn't going to speak but john rams last comments rang a bell a few months ago when john was at the meeting of housing i pushed him on the idea that small projects and small i can't nearly call them developers were beinge. held up because of the massive building that's going on in the city and so i would like to thank you, john for putting together and team that is handling small projects in an efficient manner those are the people that can ill afford to wait for two years for something to happen so thank you. >> at the. >> next speaker. >> hello, i'm judith again, i would comment that your - the documents like the notice of preparation or the draft eir are posted electronically, however a lot of them have references to the underlying documents like the traffic study are the toxic study i guess as. >> plan for the department that be useful for projects with strong public interests to scan the documents and may be make them available electronic there are electronic versions of most of the documents and matter of posting them

this is ronny. very nice, there you go. [applause] we're just doing whatever we're going to do here this morning. let's get a picture. [applause] >> >>thank you very much. the next item on the agenda is the advisory council report. >>good morning commissioners, i'm filling in for president schmidt. the advisor committee didn't meet in december and will be reconvening on january 21. >>the next item on the agenda is the joint legislative committee report. >>we did not meet in december so in february we'll have a full report >>long term coordinating council report. >>the long term coordinating council didn't meet in december. our next meeting is tomorrow afternoon. >>thank you. you're making this meeting very efficient. [laughter] next item on the agenda is the tack report. kathy russo. >>good evening, tack did meet in december. [laughter] well what we came out with was in 2015 we are going to have a white house conference on ageing. this should be a year for celebration, it's the 80th anniversary of the social security act an

ice and snow destroying this marina and leaving ronny riddle and his family without power or heat. >>s been just like a tornado hit this town with all the ice and the wind. the ice stuck to the trees. just piling up luke crazy. >> it will be days before power can be restored here. once again mshgs schools in tennessee will be closed tomorrow. >> a lot of americans ready to be done with winter. thank you, gabe. >>> when "nightly news" continues on this sunday peanut allergies and the new treatment that may help those who suffer if when the moment's spontaneous, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, ....... ................ ........ ......... .................. hey, girl. is it crazy that your soccer trophy is talking to you right now? it kinda is. it's as crazy as you not rolling over your old 401k. cue the horns... just harness the confidence it took you to win me and call td ameritrade's rollover consultants. they'll help with the hassle by guiding you through the whol

ice and snow destroying this marina and leaving ronny riddle and his family without power or heat. >> it's been just like a tornado hit this town with all the ice and the wind. the ice stuck to the trees. just piling up like crazy. >> reporter: it will likely be days before power can be restored here. once again mshgs schools in tennessee will be closed tomorrow. >> incredible pictures. thanks. >>> a lot of weather on the day. mike seidel is in irving, texas this weather is going to end eeventually, right? >> reporter: hope so not soon enough especially east of the rockies. we've got more problems here in dallas tonight. we're down to 33. in a matter of hours, the elevated highways behind me will ice up and become next to impossible to drive as that ice extends all the way to the deep south. but first, back to colorado with snow continuing to fall and add up. already in some of the foothills, they've had a foot and a half of snow. here in dallas, all the way to little rock, the rain will go to freezing rain shortly. then the sleet and then on monday, a huge swath of frozen precipitati

another one, in a way, was the night marlon brandso brought the jaw of paparotso ronnie gallela 8 inchesrom my face. important. >> that show was something. it was a tough show in a way. teeth. but i loved brando, always. and and i never dreamed to meet show. >> and that's when he punched gulela out? >> hewe went down to china town. >> going back to some of your famous interviews, another important one was with john kerry, now secretary of state. back then, he was a young >> yeah. >> on the show with another vietnam vet. >> that's right. >> and the nixon white house wasn't happy with you. >> the nixon white house, imagined i could use this word about a president, a presidency, sneakily, prepped the guy, young guy who was a right-winger to oppose kerry, left winger, called t.v. booking. as they saw it. kerry was effecti. so was the other fellow but the white house wasn't thrilled. they thought i didn't let him -- i am just sorry nixon is not with us. let me take that back instantly. what i mean is, i'm sorry he didn't live long enough to see my dick cavett's watergate which was on pbs and

. >> she hung up the phone, she turned around and said ronny's dead, they found him dead in his car.d suicide. 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, eventually. >> hugueley was sentenced to 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 hugueley murdered again. in this unedited footage, hugueley 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 the guts to

joined by the group chairman, ronnie chen joining us "on the move" next. >> a day to drag asian markets way down by economic signals from china and the united states. numbers game, why more countries are turning their gaps on g.d.p. as measure of growth. and the good, the bad and the ugly. asia pacific cities stack up in terms of sustainability. the chinese market open is nearly upon us. opening in manila as well. looking at who's wearing the hats, bulls or bears? >> bears are slowly putting on their hats at this point. it was a bit unclear about 30 minutes back but i think we have more clarity now. that's what happened in the u.s. friday. u.s. jobs report. that was brought forward a little bit. stocks fell, yields went up. asia looking like this. japans off the highs of the today. china where hong kong, shanghai man nilia about to get under way now jafment pan erasing earlier gains now. we went 119, a little below 1.19 at this point. regional benchmark lower at this point in time. let's get to the opening numbers. shanghai composite hang seng index and shares in hong kong. shang high -

at the end of college, i was walking across the campus, she was sitting there and she said are you ronnie lott? i said yeah. she says i have to tell you something. i have to tell you that you have brought so much joy. your team, the way you guys play brings so much joy. so when you hold that trophy, you hold that. you hold all of those people who walk up to you and tell you man, i love the way you play. i love that you gave everything. ♪ at kaiser permanente, everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >> there are very few places in the country that have passion for football like the bay area and next year that passion will be on display for the world to see. >> it is a cultural phenomena. some may say it's the most important four hours in the united states every year. people know where they will be on super bowl sunday. >> the golden anniversary will celebrate the bay area's championship tradition while looking forward to the game's future. >>

ronnie castro was minister from 2004 to 2008. >> i did not want anything to do with mossad whatsoever. so i had not prepared any way to go into ironically today more. >> top-secret mossad cable from 2010 describes a possible imminent shipment of yellowcake uranium from iran to be used for nuclear weapons. it auses an armenian broker. >> he was departing for turkey where he would be preparing for yellow goods. we assess this is yellowcake. from the same country where iran previously obtained 500 tons, which we assess citizen south africa. >> it urges south africa not to arrest the broker so they can continue monitoring him. lieberman's visit to five african nations in you had was the first by an israeli foreign minister in 20 years. it was also an exercise of cynicism according to another secret cable. >> economic and political tentacles have reached every part of africa behind a philanthropic facade. >> the spies accuse israel of plans to appropriate african diamonds and of arming and training militias in africa. it also says israel is working to fuel insurrection inside sudan. israel

ronnie was minister of intelligence from 2004 to 2008. the cables show that he requested an audit of south africa's intelligence sharing with israel. >> i didn't want anything to do with mossad whatsoever. so i had not prepared any way to go into actual internal operational actives. >> the spy cables also confirm israel's israel partnership to develop nuclear weapons. ironically, it's trying to stop iran from doing the same thing. this describes a possible imminent shipment of yellowcake to iran. >> he was passing through turkey where he would be preparing the yellow codes. goods. we assessed this is yellowcake, from the same country where russian previously obtained 500 tons, which we assess is south africa. >> they urged south africa not to arrest the broker so they could continue monitoring him. the meeting in 2009 was a first by israeli leaders in 20 years. >> israel's economic tentcals have reached every part of africa behind a philanthropic facade. >> the spy accuses israel of plans to appropriate african diamonds and of arming and

. >> ronnie? >> who? >> ronald reagan. >> okay. >> you will have 20 seconds to give me the answer.eo first and then the question. >> i will not make age an issue of this campaign. i am not going to exploit for political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience. >> a that was ronald ray gan in the second presidential debate in the 1984 election. he won the he election pi a landslide and what is the only state that reagan lost to his opponent walter mondale? you have 20 seconds? >> it is new york. >> it is minnesota. >> what do you think? >> okay. what is your answer? >> we will say new york. >> that is incorrect. >> it is minnesota? >> yes. that that is his answer. >> he won the home state of minnesota, and he won it by 3,761 votes. let's look at how much you wagered? >> zero. no, we bett the house. >> and that is what we meant, anderson. everything. all of it. >> the only time i did not listen to him, and he got it right. >> we bet all of it. >> down the zero. >> and so now erin and john, the only presidents remaining are lyndon johnson, john f. kennedy or richard nixon. the v

take ronnie's commute. >> i love to ride and it keeps me on my feet. >> reporter: one thing that's beene, a lot of people have already noticed the missing clock on the bridge. it will be back once the project is complete. >>> police in san diego have captured a man for shooting a tv anchor. his wounds are not considered life threatening. someone fired shots into the back of cosca's mercedes wednesday as he was leaving the station. s.w.a.t. teams surrounded his home in el cajon. no word yet on a motive. crosca appears on the evening news affiliate kfsb. >>> european rider captain paul mcginley was on his way to the tournament at pebble beach when he stopped for lunch at the cliff house. when he returned to his suv he found his rear window broken and his clubs missing and items that were meant for a charity fund. >>> and the area code change in the bay area. the changes take place in two weeks. >>> we'll tell you about the unconventional approach one bay area city is taking to curve the problem of speeding. ah! come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get i

. >> ronnie. he acted with a lot of monkeys, remember? >> real ones?me keep him for a while? [ laughter ] >> he just seems like thetypical dad because he was the father to the next president. >> what do you mean? >> right? wasn't he brother or something? kennedy? wasn't there two kennedy's? >> bush. >> what did you guys just say? >> rose kennedys? >> bush. >> reagan. >> roosevelt. >> yes. fdr. >> what does the d stand for, do you remember? >> delaware. >> take a wild guess. >> not eisenhower. >> that was hoover. that was the hoover guy. >> john adams. nope. who is that? >> who's this? >> that one's teddy roosevelt. >> oh, my god, you nailed it. >> good job. >> adrian, i did it! >> speak softly and carry a big -- >> heart. >> brain. >> hammer. >> circle. >> broccoli. >> oh [ bleep ]. >> carry a big -- >> stick. >> well done. >> george w. bush. >> the older bush. >> you'd listened to me it would have raised taxes. >> then it would have had one term. >> what vegetable did he raise? >> tomato. >> eggplant. >> brussels sprouts. >> broccoli maybe. >> yes! yo

. >> ronnie ballou is doing ten years for felony possession of firearms. >> basically a gang program.ple go through it, some people don't, right? >> once these gang members get here, a lot of people are engaged in activities that put them in segregation. once they are in segregation, we are looking at a way to work them into the general population with our gang program. >> the security threat group program or stg was developed as an alternative to locking down suspected gang members indefinitely. >> you go through that program basically throw your hands up and you've fallen into what the state has, you know what i'm saying, what the state wants. >> there's a misnomer that it's a snitch program. that in order to participate in the program you have to tell on other people. i've always maintained the only person i expect you to tell on is yourself, own your own behaviors, step up to the plate, admit what you are and what you've done and be willing to change that. >> i'm not taking the program, my people ain't taking the program. none of us are taking the program. i'm just going to sit he

around not really amounting to anything but we are getting reports from you, on twitter including ronnie who says it is snowing in drexel will hill delaware county and we are getting a dusting in west chester. you can see it the on the ground. maybe just a little bit of the coating. it doesn't look like it amount to anything but as we have been telling you a weak disturbance coming through our area this morning with snow showers and flurries. fit leaves that coating on the ground, red lightly as we have a had to do all winter long. that is the deal with precipitation. now lets check temperature on your friday morning. 24 degrees in the the city. seventeen in allentown. twenty-one in trenton. two in millville. nineteen in wildwood. factor in that wind and it feels colder then that in some places, except for where we don't have have too much win. win isn't a big issue but it does feel like 14 degrees outside so keep that in mind as well. it feels like 13 in wildwood and wind chill in the teens in wilmington as well. today will be another cold one. 29 degrees tomorrow, 27. then on sunday we

ronnie whitfield, thank you for being with us. >> thank you, so much ed. >> you bet.ays. appreciate your work so much. thank you. that's "the ed show." "politicsnation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. good evening, rev. >> good evening. thanks to you for tuning in. breaking news tonight, the feds arrest three men accused of plotting to join isis. and who allegedly also talked about killing u.s. soldiers bombing at an amusement park and shooting the president of the united states president obama. the suspects are residents of brooklyn new york. two of them are from pakistan and

ronnie whitfield, thank you for being with us. >> thank you, so much ed. >> you bet. great work always. appreciate your work so much. thank you. that's "the ed show." "politicsnation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. good evening, rev. >> good evening. thanks to you for tuning in. breaking news tonight, the feds arrest three men accused of plotting to join isis. and who allegedly also talked about killing u.s. soldiers bombing at an amusement park and shooting the president of the united states president obama. the suspects are residents of brooklyn new york. two of them are from pakistan and one from kazakhstan. they are accused of going to syria to fight for isis while the third suspect allegedly gave their money and helped with planning. one of the men bought a plane ticket at this travel agency in brooklyn. they had a backup plan if they couldn't join isis. >> the idea that it was quite planned, that if they were not able to go they would seek to acquire weapons here handguns machine gun and seek to attack very specifically police officers. >> the fbi q

. >> one way to avoid any delays, take ronnie's commute. >> i'm glad that i rode a bike. it's easier. >> so i asked one of the engineers here if this earthquake safety project would have been done had the move on the barrier project uncovered the need for it. he said they would have looked at it, but probably not right now and gasia, one cosmetic note. the clock that used to be over the plaza will be back this summer when the project is complete. >> good, that's where it belongs, thank you, noelle. >>> pg&e is hoping to create a $653 million network of electric car charging stations with the help of rate payers. pg&e filed an application to build 25,000 new charging stations over the next five years. the cost of the project would be passed on to customers who would see an extra 70 cents on their bills through 2018 to 2022 for a total of $42 per household. right now, there are more than 60,000 electric vehicles registered in pg&e's service area. >> attorney general campaigning for internet safety. her message today at facebook headquarters. >> the observatory just got a hu

. >> reporter: it will be more perfectly timed rain sleet, and snow and ronnie good should get just aboutll of it on his commute from the lehigh valley to new jersey. >> 278 east for about 75 miles. takes me usually about an hour and 15 minutes. >> reporter: and hopefully there won't be too much to do when rob holaday gets home. >> i got a snow blower so that kind of helps. that's the oejt thing, i'm tired of shoveling. if i had an automatic shoveller, that might help. >> reporter: but this will be a different storm for the lebron family from allentown. how long were you without heat? >> about two or three weeks. >> what was that like? >> horrible every storm over the past few weeks meant the inside temperature was close to the outside temperature. >> we have a lot of blankets and comfortable clothes and warm clothes to sleep in and stuff. that's how we got through those three weeks. >> reporter: but not anymore. >> how big of a relief was to it get it repaired? >> it was the best. >> reporter: the look on her face pretty much says it all. live along the northeast extension, i'm doug shim

it is it is almost like having met ronnie and barack obama is i'm worried about the secondary and tertiary layers. there already beginning to hedge. i don't think time is on our side. >> the theories of attacks. lisa very explicit advisory. i mean, is this the taliban trying to show the flag? really getting mostly soft targets essentially. from jalalabad to kandahar and helmand. we are praying that we can get a new set of ministers is levying to provide air support not talking a lot. it's now very clear in terms of what. special forces. >> they'll pull back. they do what is kind of known as a village overwatch for they go out and visit the local police. many police. many of them are recruited from tribal militia. in my view has the worst of both worlds. i the you don't have that you out there with them. >> the conventional. >> this gentleman here in the front. >> georgetown university. the media counterterrorism and counterinsurgency often without distinctions were what they are our government still has counterterrorism. and i don't know of any counterinsurgency. the president was clear wh

. >> with the odds against them, pro per inmates thomas gleason and ronnie senegal still feel that theyves better than a public defender. >> so it's just simply being out there on the streets. the odds are against me. when police officers come through like slave catchers, you know, and literally give you cases that you have not committed and they know you haven't committed. but to gain the conviction and the actions from some of the courts are atrocious. >> well, the representation that i had, i felt he was incompetent. you know, i'm facing 42 years to life, and i just took it into my own hands. i felt i could represent me better because i was at the incident. you know what i mean? can't nobody represent me from just paper drawn up. and the representation that the people gave me was nothing. he just was coming in there doing his thing, and i felt like no, i didn't feel comfortable with him. >> these inmates could spend up to two years in 900 max waiting to present their defense in a court of law. >>> next -- "lockup" takes you inside the jail investigations unit, where crime fighting ha

>> ronnie, thanks for coming in by the way,. >> good to see you. >> i see you almost every day, we finallyeet. >> thank you, nice to meet you, as well. >> columnist for the philadelphia date i news, few ideas, great article that you wrote, so want to get in you here to talk about it, i just got a tweet, been asking people on twitter, what should the city do to fix itself up. you know, before all of these big events. >> right. >> this one guy writes in: the whole city just needs to be fixed. >> oh, my gosh. >> can we do priorities? >> well, let's got to the priorities. you mention in your arm, some people said let's reopen the patco station over at franklin square. >> right. now that's an idea that's been floated for awhile. it is right at franklin square there, and so people can sort of zip into new jersey. >> right. >> very easily, come back and forth, convention airs don't have to stay in the sit and quick way. >> we are expecting probably for the pope maybe 10 million people to show up. >> it will be crazy. one of the things i had never considered until this gentleman suggested it, and

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let's hear from ronnie on the other line. caller: i am retired very.n this healthcare takes into affect our deductibles were not very high in my wife was injured. i do not know the exact amount of it. it was very expensive. i would have preferred for our own sake that mr. obama would have left it alone. that siad,aid, why have republicans, i am an independent, spend so much of our money on all this repeal? i cannot understand it. we want to conserve money. he will not sign in any way a repeal of this law. i would like to seea a specific line order of what they plan on replacing it with. host: that is part of the effort made yesterday. one was speaking every appeal of when a replacement. the new york times saying it directs for house committees to report legislation -- host: again, how would you make changes to the affordable care act? call the line which best represents you, on the screen. pennsylvania up next, medical professional. caller: i think the tort reform should be a priority. physicians right now are really being squeezed from both ends. also

what we need to do is take back our public airwaves, which ronnie reagan took away, and bill clinton codified. take it back into the public arena. you would never have dan rather talk smack about walter cronkite, or who are the worst liars. so many people are on antidepressants. we can't see the forest through the trees. we need to take our public airwaves back and stop listening to opinion. i think it is fair game to say that fox, which more than america herself hates the american people, with "fair and balanced" as their logo, and god for bid bill o'reilly, who gives his opinions for an hour and calls it the no-spin zone, means we have crossed the rubicon. host: nic, you are the last word on this topic. caller: hello america. when i was growing up, i was delivering "the washington post" and i became an aficionado of nicholas von hoffman, who might father used to say was a communist. but i have a great affinity for the written word, one of the reasons i love your show. on the topic of brian williams the corporate interests is so crossed over the american psyche that we have this glo