his 10-year-old niece, sammy.so a suspect, along with his brother, conrad, in the stabbing death of sammy, her mother, rebecca gonzalez, and a family friend. the house all three victims lived in was burned to the ground following the murders. at his latest court hearing baron learned of new evidence against him. >> i thought they were going to use pictures against me, which they are but using past statements. past statements. and i'm, like, really? one of the things that pissed me off is a statement a family member made not so much against us but about us that he never trusted us around his kids to begin with. i'm, like, really? what do you mean you never trusted us around your kids? we're supposed to be family. if you feel that way, tell me, not the police, when you know this is the type of things being investigated. >> negative statements from family about one of the pressures bearing down on the ochoa brothers. every time they appear in court, there are familiar faces in the gallery. they are led by suzy bianch

complete mix-up with sammie coates.nd 14. >> gary: tolando cleveland could have almost ended the game. >> verne: two wides, bottom of the screen. that's ricardo louis moving. marshall steps up. rolls back out of trouble. got him open. that's a first down at the 22. ricardo louis. >> gary: that was russell wilson right there, you've got to admit it -- that's exactly what russell wilson has been doing in the nfl, spinning around -- no way this should work. -- no way this should work. makes the play for a first down. >> verne: first and 10 with 3:19 to go. marshall pumps. he has to throw it away. contact is made.

sammy gets his redemption in the fourth. he breaks through the defenders. this time he is looking back. is he coming? okay. 61 yard touchdown. doesn't celebrate early. big time winners. the washington capitals are about to embark on the first set of back to back games this season. last night, the caps downed the flames 3-1. tonight they're in vancouver. not a great time for tired legs. guess where they haven't won in 13 years. vancouver. history and the schedule working against them. caps looking to snap that streak. joel ward is the man of the hour, he was dropped to fourth line last night. then he responded with two goals, including the game winner. they hope wardo keeps going nutso on the offensive side of the ice. the coach loves it when a player responds to adversity like this. >> i've known joel a long time. you know, sometimes joel recognizes when he can go a little better. it was great response by him. he scored two big goals for us. that's what you want. you want guys to respond, not to about. you want them to take it as something to motivate them.

sammy. >> all right. let's leave 30th for now, thanks so much tom ackerman. >>> 15 people have been killed by five car bombs across the iraqi city of car karbala . people were leaving the el hairat mosque after afternoon prepares. imran khan is in baghdad. >> we are likely to see much more of this sectarian violence, the hoyle month of maharam has seen a spike in violence, particularly sectarian violence, we are expecting this to be a much more bloody month than we have seen in the previous years, already, we've seen nearly seven attacks, separate incidents of car bombs and suicide bombs over the last 24 hours. nearly 100 poob people have been hospitalized, at least 60 people have been killed across country and this kind of statistic getting people worried here in iraq. i.s.i.l. are no fans of the shia, they have all long said that the shia are a target for them. and they are using sectarian language and sectarian violence in order to be able to further their gains and whilst all of this is going on parti

i'm sammy zaidan live from our headquarters in doha. also coming up. more violence in iraq as multiple attacks kill dozens. nigeria is a country declared free of the ebola virus and mourning loved ones. >>> will politics get in the way? >> well, we begin with developments in the syrian border town of kobani. that's where syrian kurdish forces are battling the group i.s.i.l. helping take control of the town and now u.s. forces have dropped weapons and medical aid. turkey is also offering help. says it will allow kurdish fighters to cross into the town to reinforce the fighters. bernard smith is there. >> medical aid on the beleaguered kurds trying to defend kobani. an indication of a sea change in the u.s. approach to the fate of the town. an indication that the u.s. and its coalition partners are wanting, to actively stop kobani there falling into i.s.i.l. hands. the help they have received is really, really good. they might be enough to allow them to push i.s.i.l. out of kobani town. and while the u.s. led coalition gave those air drops, a complete ch

second quarter for the bills, kyle orton going deep for sammy watkins.ng to make the catch. but watch what sammy does here. look at this. styling and profiling. he gets caught from behind. celebrated too early. that's a rookie mistake. third quarter, michael vick in to gino smith. and he's intercepted. three turnovers from vick. jets with six turnovers. the bills win 43-23. the bears got blown out in new england today. check out the ridiculous catch by marcell is benneis bennett. catch the pass over his head. on the turf, somehow keep the ball from touching the ground. wow. patriots blew them out 51-23. what a catch there. >>> penn state, they came back from being 17-0 at the half last night. they went to double overtime with ohio state. nittany lions' fans are not happy with the ref. bad calls from the officials. look. penn state's first drive. hackenberg intercepted. look at the ball -- it touches the ground. okay. the ref said they couldn't review the play properly because of an equipment malfunction. that leads to an ohio state touchdown. then the 49

i'm sammy, live from doha. the president to the world bank, issues a dire warning on ebola. nothing less than the future of africa could be at stake. >>> the u.s. carries out more airstrikes against isil in kobane while kurdish fight house by house for the town. >>> more people are killed in brutal attacks. >>> and winning words, the nobel prize in literature warded to patrick moriano. >>> the condition of a spanish nurse infected with ebola has worsened. romero is the first person known to have contracted the virus outside of west africa. she's currently being treated in a hospital in madrid. paul brennan reports. >> reporter: west africa is the source of the current ebola health alert. but the impact is truly global. and now reaching australia too. in the town of cannes, a red cross volunteer returning from sierra leone on tuesday is the latest suspected ebola case. woman has confined herself to her apartment. and health authorities have said there's no cause for alarm. >> she has a flat mate. but she hasn't been unwell at all until this morning, and she has a low-grade fe

one, two, three -- [ laughter ] >> you just whispered that was sammy's idea?e kiss was sammy's idea. the kiss -- i want to point out one thing. >> uh-huh? >> only with a live audience can that happen because you saw o'connor as stock still as could be riding the emotions of 250 live people laughing at that moment. >> uh-huh. >> i can't get over it every time i see it. >> yeah. i assume that there must be in your head whenever you think about these series with all that you've done clips, moments that kind of stand out for you. >> yes -- >> is that one on your mental -- >> absolutely. >> yeah? >> absolutely. >> yeah? every time i see -- and i've been blessed to see you here and there over the years -- >> i feel the same way. >> thank you. every time i see you, i always ask, where's the book? where's the book? >> for a long time. >> for a long time i've been asking the question. you finally got it done. >> i finally got the it done. it's about six weeks ago. on the 14th, it hit the -- >> "new york times" best sellers -- >> not yet. we hope. >> it's on the way. i'

i'm sammy zaydan. profiling hig, killing more tha0 people. new fighting erupts in the northern syrian town of kobani, heaviest in weeks, as the u.s. continues to battle i.s.i.l. nigeria is the next country to be considered free of ebola. >>> will geopolitics get in the way? al jazeera has learned that the united nations is preparing a proposal to impose sanctions on five high profile yemenis including the former president. diplomatic editor james bays, first of all, who is coming under the sanctions here? >> if you are looking at those in the highest levels in yemen, you certainly are some of the highest on this list now. the u.n. came up with a sanctions mechanism, it has been talking about it for some time, set up a committee to look at sanctions in yemen, panel of experts who were going to do all the research. experts have come up with a panel in the last week or so, and say to us there are five names on the list that are now being proposed, considered by that committee for sanctions. they include the former president, ali ab dud sallah an

. >> the family -- and if i'm correct, your full name is johnetta sammis -- is that how you pronounce >> that is not in my name. but i know of whom you speak. would you like me to talk about her? >> of course, and at the same time, i would like to do a trace back from a slave owner and slave trader in your immediate family. >> many, many years before this current focus on ancestry, my family has known an enormous amount about our maternal lineage. here, quickly, is the story. a girl, perhaps 13 or maybe 15, was enslaved in senegal. and she was put on a ship after she had walked through that infamous door of no return. she was taken to cuba and put on an auction block. a british slave owner living in florida moved himself to cuba for the purpose of buying slaves. and when he bought this girl, anta madgigne jai, something happened. he fell in love with her. he vowed to free her after having enslaved her, or at least having bought her as an enslaved young woman. and he said he would marry her. well, you do not marry an enslaved person or a freed one. and so he then studied until he knew

. >> after a few more minutes of expressing both confusion and frustration when told no, sammy finally stomps off as you see. before you start to feel bad for the pouting pup you should know why she's not allowed on furniture sammy is the reason they have a new couch. apparently she tore up the old one. >> got those eyes. >> puppy dog eyes. >> exactly. >> and that is if for "action news" at 4. for rick williams, brian taff, alicia vitareli, and adam joseph. i'm shirleen alicott join me with brian, adam and ducis tonight and every night for "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> now here's hanukkah malpass with a look what the is ahead. >> coming up next at 5 there's relief in delaware after a child tested negative for ebola. "action news" is live with those details left and hear from one philadelphia woman that says someone swiped mt the usual? not tonight. introducing longhorn's steaks that sizzle for $12.99. smoky double bacon sirloin. parmesan crusted sirloin. only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. >> nearly two weeks after ept row virus d 68 claimed life of local four year ol

>> that's right, sammy. the biggest question is: how did this breach happen? >> what cdc has not determined yet at this point. the hospital says that there was no breach at the beginning and later, the cdc has said that if there weren't a breach >> this would not have happened. so, it's a big question for this heck worker, herself, who has been questioned by cdc investigators. she does not know how she may have inat vert eventually gotten this virus, herself. of course, that is why there is risk to other healthcare workers inside this hospital so great. now, i want to clarify, you heard thomas frieden, the cdc director talking about that 48, the number of individuals who were exposed to the original ebola patient, thomas eric duncan who passed away here on wends, becoming the first person to die of ebola in the united states. this nurse who is hospitalized with ebola is not among those 48. in fact, they have not identified exactly how many others who cared for mr. duncan may be in danger. >> what perhaps corrective measures are they saying they have taken to k

i'm sammy zaydan. profiling hig, killing more tha0 people. fighting erupts in the northern syrian town of kobani, heaviest in weeks, as

how about sammy watkins showing off. caught from behind. i think we're watching too many desean jackson highlight tapes. jets lost 7 straight. jeff carter, mike richard and defending stanley cup champs up next for flyers. tuesday at home at the wells fargo center since the flyers traded two away they have won two cups, flyers zero. flyers back to work in vor here's after a win over the red wings. flyers won three games so far and backup goalie ray emorry won them all. coach would not commit to either as their number one guy. he says they will do what's best for the team. >> it's my job to be stop the puck. you know i have not done a good enough job with that. fy had done a better job we would not have this conversation. >> that's a team game. and all these guys are valuable guys that we need to win hockey games and you have to use your team that's part of it. nobody is bigger than the team. nobody. not one player. >> chief going with the hot hand who that will be tuesday against kings we will see. >> all right. jeff thank you. up next on "a

i'm sammy zaidan live from our headquarters in doha. also coming up. more violence in iraq as multiple attacks kill dozens. nigeria is a country declared free of the ebola

. >> sammy what kins caught what loo ed to be a definite touchdown.rted held brating too early. >> he was taken down at the 5 yard line. the bills were able to score a few daplays later. don't celebrate before you cross the line. >>> the countdown is on ahead of tomorrow night's start to the nba season. >>> and another baseball season could end tomorrow night. the reason why from our guys at espn. >>> welcome inside "sportscenter," i'm john buccigross. bruce bochy decided to wait until game five for madison bum garner so he could get a full four days off. look that pitch to billy butler in the top of the eighth to keep it 2-0. eight strikeouts, no walks for bum garner. going for the complete game. all nine innings. what a horse. not only did he go the distance, he gets the shutout. and the the giants are one win away from winning the world series. game six, tuesday night, back in kansas city. >>> sunday night football in new orleans indoors. saints up by seven, drew brees up to jimmy graham. plucks that out of the air. his first score since injuring h

. >> receiver sammy watkins caught what looked like a definite touchdown.ely, he started celebrating a little too early. >> he was taken down at the 5 yard line. the bills were able to score a few plays later. don't celebrate before you cross the line. >> otherwise we'll play that over and over again for you. >>> the countdown is on ahead of tomorrow night's start to the nba regular season. >>> and another baseball season could end tomorrow night. the reason why from our guys at espn. >>> welcome inside "sportscenter," i'm john buccigross. bruce bochy decided to wait until game five to pitch madison bumgarner so he could go on full four days' rest. on sunday night, the giants relievers would be the ones getting the day off, because of an amazing performance by bumgarner. look that pitch to billy butler in the top of the eighth to keep it 2-0. eight strikeouts, no walks for bumgarner. going for the complete game. all nine innings. what a horse. not only did he go the distance, but he also gets the shutout. and the the giants are one win away from winning the

up next, a tweet from at sammy d 1,thoi, jim, are you a fan of selling puts in order to start a stock is that? our next tweet is when you have a price target what is the time of fru incision six months a year? >> no, there isn't, i just want to own it and the story keeps checking out, i'll stay it in it. if it starts getting worse, i'll go. >> my next question, my four-year-old son gets excited. hopefully all this stock advice will stick with him for life. i'm a huge believer if you get people in early they can make mistakes and they got the rest of their life to make up for their mistakes. that's why i'm so passionate about early. let's take a tweet from barney at water m. is a buy order treated differently than a buy cover short order in the nyse order system? >> i don't know what your broker has. >> let's go to a tweet from katie. thank for everything you do for us home gamers, love the snow. you are very sweet. a tweet from at map it beck, how is a little guy supposed to get into a ipo? you need to get $20,000 to get a shot at the shares. it's up to the brokers. i know it seems un

sammy, objects in your rear view closer than they appear. he was tackled. redemption later on.g the states tweeting most about pumpkins right now. as if you doiidn't know already vermont and new hampshire love their pumpkins. i have a need for speed. >> we have a need for taylor swift. we have been looki ining bar ii this all morning. she has the number one song on itunes and number one album add that to it. "1989" dropped just before midnight. nice what you did for fans. wonderful to have you back. >> great to be back. i'm so happy to talk to you again. >> the first time i interviewed, right over there, you were 14, 15 years old. >> row guys have been amazing. you talked to me when i was a kid, 14, before i had a record deal. it's so great to see this friendship keep going. >> we appreciate it very much. that's the kind of person you are. the reviews have been incredible. i mean, they cannot say the critics, your fans, enough good things about this. someone said it's a pop tour deforce. >> that was so cool. i mean, reading that review where it was like, it's her best work. hea

sammy sosa and mark mcgwire were hit over 40 home runs in a season. everybody watched the game.ing on a are you scale of 1-10. >> ome. >> robert, how much fun are you having? >> a three. much fun arehow you having? >> two. >> a little bit more fun than watching the baseball game. quite how about you? >> a ten. missed your calling. you should have been a kindergarten teacher. >> i was a preschool teacher for while. >> i don't want to know. so badlast year wasn't but anytime the giants are in the world series, guess who cares? nobody. the lowest rated world series in history was 2012, 2010. especially when they play a midwestern team like detroit. that was the lowest rated. 20112, a 12.7. now, they will play kansas city. most people don't even know where that is. >> well, they are not stars yet but of world series will increase their profile. how much money is being put into increase their profile? >> mlb baseball is putting a lot. the games are getting $12 billion from nbc, foxx, and -- fox, , and pbs. the other thing is batters. i like to get out-of-the-box, get out-of-the-box,

sammy watkins thought he had a free pass to the end zone but celebrated just a little too early.he jets defender tackled him at the five yard line. he would score a few plays later they would win 43-23. >> showers and thunderstorms for some today. maria molina tracking the weather for us. >> we are going to be tracking showers and storms today. some of that is associated with a frontal system. you will notice warm temperatures across texas parts of the southeast. high temperatures are going to feel a little more like summer out there into the mid 80's. get out there and enjoy it. we have the cooler air moving in highs in the 50's and 40's in colorado and the northern plains. that frontal system producing light showers across the great lakes. eventually showers and storms across portions of the midwest. across the pacific northwest we have had storm systems in washington oregon and down into northern california. we are expecting rain in nout earn california and portions of oregon. with he need that moisture and rain we have conditions continuously across the area you. >> an illega

this is sammy jr. that is where he was last night.s lap and broke his microphone. the woman asked for pay for it. forriest said not to worry. she snatched his leg from the bag of the scooter and she took off. it was spotted at the olney center this morning. she hopes that she learns from her drunken mistake. i hope she doesn't get into the position where she is disabled. she has to look back on this thing. >> they are asking anyone with any information on the theft to please contact them. >>> we are learning more about a multi-vehicle accident that shutdown a portion of the turnpike for six hours. they have confirmed that the crash was deadly. it happened in the southbound lanes just south of exit 2 in woolwich walte township. they believe that a pickup truck hit the back of a tractor-trailer at 3:30 a.m. causing the semi to flip. a utility truck slammed into the overturned big-rig. the driver of the truck died at hospital. no one else was seriously hurt. the turnpike re-opened at 10 this morning. >>> west chester pike is now re-opene

i'm sammy, live from doha. the president to the world bank, issues a dire warning on ebola. nothing less than the future of africa could be at stake. >>> the u.s. carries out more airstrikes against isil in kobane while kurdish fight house by house for the town. >>> more people are killed in brutal attacks. >>> and winning wor

. >> sammy mcclaren is a veteran officer of 24 years. better known as big sam. the >> heartless felons is one of the many gangs we have in the county jail but they have the one we have the most problems with. they become very violent and persistent and they don't mind to letting people know what their agenda is. >> the heartless felons originated in 1999 inside the county's juvenile facilities. >> they felt they were getting disrespected and being mistreated and tired of people messing with them. they formed a group, which will be known now as the heartless felons and they demanded to have respect. >> i came in when i was 15 years old and we had no family, nothing, no money on our books, nobody to care about us or whatever. my rank is boss. i'm not at the top top. but i'm one of the people that call shots. i want to be the hnic, be the top man, al capone. >> walter cooperwood is awaiting trial in charges including attempted rape and aggravated robbery and grand theft auto which he pled not guilty and picked up an additional charge of felonious assault. >> heartl

like brooklyn dentist, sammy saadia, who owes $156,000. >> this is almost 20 years old, more than 20ir, sir, just stop and explain to us. >> we made special arrangements. and that doesn't reflect the true value. >> well, why is your name on the list? >> i don't know. >> reporter: hoffer also put the screws on one of doctors with the biggest debt on the list. podiatrist demi turner who drives a brand new car to his practice in montclair, new jersey. >> you owe almost $700,000. >> i am unable to comment on that because that is ongoing litigation. >> sir, why don't you talk to us and explain what's wrong here? >> it's an ambush. >> reporter: dr. turner's lawyer says they are working with the u.s. attorney's office, and while he disputes the amount owed, turner says he really wants to settle the debt. >> you just meet your obligations. >> reporter: now we all know that most doctors are responsible, upstanding citizens like dr. chantel murrahshe. a podiatrist in ogden, utah. she scrimped and saved to repay $170,000 in student loans. >> we would have to kind of justify every penny i was sp

sammy watkins wide receiver for buffalo. he thinks he's got a touchdown.'m in there. but guess what? you got to get in there. these guys got a grow up and understand score and then do whatever you want. jump in the stands. jump up and down. dance, do whatever. but you got to get in there for touchdown. eagles next week will win. but they can't turn the ball over. haworthia heartbreaker. >> i kept hoping. >> till the very end. >> worse than that. you shouldn't lose games like that. should not. >> howard, all right. >> your voice sounds a little -- take care of yours. >> that desert heat. >> he's working non-stop. all new at 6:00 it's not a hot air balloon or a weather ballo balloon. what pennsylvania state police is a big help in the search for accused cop killer eric frein. >> two year after super storm sandy how people are coping. >> right now at 6:00 o'clock a major drug bust worth big-time money, guns, drugs and tens of thousands of dollars in cash all part of the take in the bust that went down in upper darby. the alleged motive -- mode of delivery the

sammy rivera worked on the shuttle 26 years, reviewing engineering drawings. >> well, i figure, the dayead, i won't go to work. that's the bottom line. there's not gonna be anything for me to retire on. >> you didn't expect to be unemployed 11 months and counting. >> at the max, i figured 3 months. i've applied for engineering jobs. i've applied for technician jobs. i've applied for entry-level jobs. >> have you had any interviews? >> three. >> total of three? >> total of three. >> three interviews in 11 months? >> yes, sir. >> do you have health insurance? >> no, sir. no, sir. my health insurance terminated on my last day of employment. >> how are you getting along? >> a lot of prayer. the medications that i was on-- out-of-pocket expense runs me over $800 a month. with no money coming in, i can't afford that. >> so he's taking only one of the two pills that his doctors say he has to take to avoid a heart attack. you know when you're raising that flag in your front yard? >> yes, sir. >> what are you thinking? >> this is my country. and i can't let it go down without a fight. >> the fou

>> brown: the 88-year-old bennett is one of the last of a by-gone era that included frank sinatra, sammyin. ♪ i left my heart in san francisco ♪ >> brown: later in life, he's been reaching out to collaborate with artists often well outside his generation or genre or both. in 2011, for example, he celebrated his 85th birthday by recording with the likes of aretha franklin, willie nelson, the late amy winehouse and other stars, including lady gaga. that experience, he told me yesterday in new york, made him want to work with lady gaga again. >> i love performing with her, she loves performing with me. and she happens to be a wonderful jazz singer. she improvises beautifully. funny enough she started out as a jazz singer. and she was kind of turned down, you know promoters said to do something more contemporary, that the young people like and all that. and she regretted it. when i listened to it i said by the way, you sing very spontaneously and beautifully, let's do a jazz album together she said, i'd love it. and so i put together a tremendous swing, big band, the best jazz artists around

. >> sammy bates is a poor, black woman surviving on fixed income of about $350 a month. ms. bates testified to the court that in order to comply with texas's photo i.d. measure, she would have to purchase a birth certificate at a rate of $42. so, she literally said to the court in her testimony, hi to make a decision as between participating in texas's electoral process, which would cost me $42 or feeding my family. she said to the court, joy, i can't eat a birth certificate and neither can my family. she ultimately chose the only option she had, which was to feed her family. this is part of the reason the court found in a striking opinion that ultimately texas's photo i.d. law is a problem in search of a solution. the problem is that it violates the voting rights act. it was enacted with intentional discrimination, as you mentioned, it is an unconstitutional poll tax. as the court ruled, is that texas's law must be enjoined as it is right now. >> of course, this could still then go back to the supreme courting which in its previous history, at least recent history, has tend

. >> serving prison time for second-degree murder, sammy pollard is temporarily at miami-dade until hen another court case. >> i sleep in the top bunk. up there it seem like i have my own heaven up there, my own peace. because i can block everything out. it's what i do. i get up here. i meditate, i read. stay to myself most of the time, you know. >> pollard's greatest hope is that he will one day reunite with the family he lost. >> i've got a daughter. man, i ain't never told her i love her. she's 27 years old. i've got five grandkids. i ain't never told her i love her. i can't do it. i've made a lot of mistakes and i lost a lot of my life that i can't get back but i thank god that i'm still living. >>> next on "lockup," women behind bars. >> women's detention center is the nicest of all the facilities, if you can call any of them nice, but jail is hell. this third shift is rough... it's just a few more weeks max! what are you doing up? it's late. i just wanted to have breakast wih you. >>> miami-dade corrections houses the majority of female inmates at the women's detention center les

. >> sammy mcclaren is a veteran officer of 24 years. and the jail's gang investigator. >> heartless felons is one of the many gangs we have in the county jail but they have the one we have the most problems with. they become very violent and persistent and they don't mind to letting people know what their agenda is. >> mcclaren says the heartless felons originated in 1999, inside the county's juvenile facilities. >> they felt they were getting disrespected and being mistreated and tired of people messing with them. they formed a group, which will be known now as the heartless felons and they demanded to have respect. >> i came in when i was 15 years old and we had no family, nothing, no money on our books, nobody to care about us or whatever. my rank is boss. i'm not at the top top. but i'm one of the people that call shots. i want to be the hnic, be the top man, al capone. >> walter cooperwood is awaiting trial in charges including attempted rape and aggravated robbery and grand theft auto to which he has pled not guilty. he's also pic

. ♪ ♪ he was born sammie moore the stage name came early in his career when he built his own makeshift. ♪ ♪ in the 60s, he was a regular on night train, a nashville tv show featuring up-and-coming rhythm and blues acts. ♪ ♪ he played with the likes of jimi hendrix and even opened for aretha franklin. ♪ ♪ but ironing board sam never made it big and for several decades he eked out a living washing dishes while playing at dance parties and small clubs around the south. he became a fixture on new orleans bourbon street, literally playing on the street, known for his flashy style. and then, in 2005, he disappeared. >> for four years i was looking for him, and we found him in rock hill, south carolina, and living in just a squalid little trailer, playing at a little sports bar, and we met him and he said he was just giving up and was ready to go into the next world. >> brown: tim duffy is founder of the north carolina-based music maker relief foundation, which for 20 years has helped struggling blues musicians. >> we literally said get in the car, we took him up here to hillsborough, got him

sammy bates, that she has to make real-life decisions about whether she could spend $42 to purchase ah certificate, or use that money to feed her family. in testimony before judge ramos, she testified that she couldn't eat a birth certificate. so she would need to use the $42 to feed her family. and this is the cold-blooded nature of measures like in texas, these photo i.d. measures which were passed to prevent voter fraud, but they're actually to prevent eligible voters from casting their bal t ballot. judge ramos, both because this measure was determined to be an unconstitutional poll tax, and because it was enacted with discriminatory texas, enjoined texas from further using this photo i.d. measure. >> i want to stay with you and go back to the congressman. going over to chapel h eel hille i went to grad school. i'm wondering, what would be the good purpose in saying, you can't vote near campus? they go to school, they go to great schools like unc and nc state and north carolina central. why can't they slot near campus? why do they have to somehow find a ride home to where they com

sammy and i are very close. graduated from college and has his fist job, but -- first job, but unfortunately it's in boston, not in maine. it took him two years to get that job. now, he worked summer internships, he worked christmas vacation and spring break to have a shot at the business he wanted to be in. something's going on that's very wrong. we are so connected here in maine to washington, and what happens in washington has a huge impact on our state. washington, career politicians who have never created a job before, the last five years in a row have spent on average $1.1 trillion more than they've collected from are us in taxes. they either borrow to make up the difference, or worse, they print the money. so now we have a $17 trillion national debt. and the interest payments on that debt are starting to spike and starting to crowd out our ability to fund infrastructure, public safety, so forth and so on. now, when that happens, it means our taxes have to be raised because raising taxes is the way that we

eventually they bring in lawyers and the lawyer sammy for this amount. now most likely what they are saying is much harder than the original principal balance, three times higher because of the high interest rate. so if i go to court, i can challenge that is the word you get this number? what is the breakdown of the insurance principal? 90% of americans don't show up in court. they either don't understand what it means not to show up there or they feel there is no point. what happened is these numbers on the excel spreadsheet that are highly suspect to begin with then get scammed by the court and it becomes a judgment against you. and then come to your creditor cannot garnish your wages. they don't have to call you up and make you to pay. they can go to your bank account, clean it out. this is happening. there's a new study out by npr that shows that 10% of americans between 35 and 45 are having their wages garnished every week. so that is what is happening. >> host: that is astonishing. so you basically given in this book in this interview to very impor

sammy watkins celebrating five yards to go and he gets tackled from behind.e a few plays later and they beat the jets. 43-23. here's what happens when you tell your nfl dad he is not your favorite player. >> who is your favorite player? >> a.j. and sanu. >> good luck. >> cleveland browns wide receiver andre hawkins kicking out his two-year-old son austin out of the house for saying his favorite player is a.j. green of the bengals. don't worry hawkins did let his kid back inside the next day. >> meanwhile, when it ces to american presidents, no two are the same. in fact, especially when it comes to the principles our country was founded upon. peace, prosperity and liberty. our next guest is best known for ranking our nation's leaders based on those principles. ivan eland is a senior fellow at the independent institute and author of recarving rushmore. we love your book. we love the premise of it. right now you say our current president barack obama who the mainstream media has regarded as one of the smartest guys since jefferson he is at 34 and you say he's dr

sammy is palestinian. we both grew up inner is use lem, we were both born in the late '60s and we've collaborated the last few years and make inging it. >>political? >> we're not political animals. people look at our work and draw from that. >> it's a beautiful book. yotam recommends it for beginner cooks. go to cbsnews.com or visit our facebook page. >>> and may the force be with you to keep the rain away. a new invention that could meet the el mrchts next on "cbs this morning." have you seen the news about barbara comstock? first, the washington post reported, barbara comstock failed to report eighty-five thousand in income. now, we learn, barbara comstock pushed a client's issues in the virginia legislature and didn't disclose it. barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. old hat thanks to gancht that uses jets of air to keep you dry. th

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sammy is palestinian. grew up inner is use lem, we were both born in the late '60s and we've collaborated the last few years and make iing it. >>political? >> we're not political animals. people look at our work and draw from that. >> it's a beautiful book. yotam recommends it for beginner cooks. go to cbsnews.com or visit our facebook page. >>> and may the force be with you to keep the rain away. a new invention that could meet the el mrchts next on "cbs thih morning." with tom corbett, things keep getting worse. september 16th. budget deficits force pennsylvania to borrow $1.5 billion dollars just to keep the lights on. three days later, pennsylvania's unemployment rate goes up for the second straight month. under tom corbett, we've fallen from 9th to 47th in job creation. and on september 25th, pennsylvania's credit is downgraded for the fifth time in two years. why would we give tom corbett four more years? there it is... this is where i met your grandpa. right under this tree. ♪ (man) some things are