samuel: we will not comment.ck to your basic point about leadership in the corporate environment. is that the same pair of traits you need in the president? samuel: what's the difference? need to have a strong point of view of where the country is going to be. then you have to persuade. command, you have to persuade your workforce and convince your investor base and get your clients to buy what you are selling. david: who has done it well in the past? samuel: as president? i would not give you a u.s. example, but angela merkel is terrific. i worked for her for years in germany, she is wonderful. stephanie: a ceo today doing it right. kevin: jeff bezos. he is not playing this quarterly earnings game, he will look at 10 years out and get investors to come with him. stephanie: thank you so much, bloomberg go will be right back. ♪ stephanie: one power executives view on the global economy. ron perelman joins us. jobs data breaking in just 30 minutes. what it will say about a december rate rise. ♪ welcome back, you ar

samuel takes the body home. and then he dies in california. thatu mentioned a law encouraged people to take this route. can you elaborate on that? sarah: the oregon donation land act is donating land to homesteaders. is building on this american idea that we can build families, creating independent, free, virtuous citizens. women -- itws increases the amount a married couple can get. you mentioned fear of disease and death. how dangerous it was the people that took it? that: it probably wasn't much dangerous as if they had stayed at home. you had growing urbanization, but not a lot of understanding of sanitation practices. is becomingtates more powerful, expanding demographically and territorially. they're also losing citizens at an alarming rate. infant mortality is a major problem in the 19th century. there is a major conversation happening around that. going to the west is an idea of, this is a healthy place. there's this old story that if you moved to oregon and california, you'll never be able to die because it's so wonderful. jerk -- jou

erika and her boyfriend samuel peter kin were on their way to work this morning. they're two-year-old son in the back seat head to do daycare when it quickly became clear this would be no normal morning commute. erika and samuel were eastbound on the schuylkill around 9:30 about to enter the vine street expressway when a state police car blew past them. >> we realized that roads were being blocked off and we see a little bit of smoke so we decided to get off the skit because we didn't want to, um, be stuck in all that traffic. >> reporter: exiting at 22nd and 59, they stopped to join a growing audience for the drama below. >> that's the white car. that's the bus. >> reporter: suspect' cars had rear end add schoolbus. no students inside just the driver but both vehicles soon burst into flames. erika was filming with her iphone. >> it started with a very little fire and then eventually it got really big and then you hear all the -- you hear all these booms and it just got a little crazy. >> reporter: what's going through your mind when you see that thing engulfed? >

samuel parish did not want her back.he was embarrassed she belonged to him and was the first to confess even though it was just been. he didn't want her back. however it can pay the jail bills gets to keep her. somebody bought her. we don't know who. it was presumably somebody in eastern massachusetts because an early chronicler mentions she made statements about being beaten at one time. she said this after the trial. we really don't know where she went. unfortunately. >> you cite a lot of sources here but there is this belief out there that a lot of the accusations were due to financial gain being in the background. your thoughts on that? marilynne: the idea that if you accuse somebody and you get to keep their land is not true. i don't think there was any immediate financial gain. they may have had quarrels over things before that but the confiscations that you hear about where to pay for court fees and gel bills, and through supposedly the possessions of a convicted felon to be captain reserve and not scattered among

samuels, broken heart syndrome can occur when someone experiences significant emotional stress. >> it is in a sense a heart attack but it isn't the usually kind. reporter: he says usually people recover but on the rare occasion, it's hard to handle. >> powerful emotions, powerful -- positive or negative, they are risky. it's still worth it but there's a little risk. reporter: symptoms can be similar to a heart attack. dr. samuels suggest if you're experiencing any shortness of breath or chest pain, take is seriously and see a doctor right away. >> sad story. >>> our forecast is turning wet here. slowly but surely we had a few showers but we're waiting for the downpours tonight. that's ahead. >>> this week's class act rings us to rumney marsh academy in revere and we'll be introducing to you to 7th grade cross-country the son of a polish immigrant in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he s

police need your help locating samuel "buck" robinson. police say 35-year-old broke in the apartment of a mental health patient and attacked her in may. look at the tattoos. they could identify him. police say that robinson punched the victim in her face, grabbed her and took her to bathroom where she was hit and kicked. they say robinson took a curtain rod to beat her again. before escaping they say he stole the victim's purse and the cell phone. >> took place back in may. alleged he broke in the head of an elderly woman. she was beaten and the prompt taken from her phone. >> he weighs 5'8", 35 years old, black hair and brown eyes and is wanted for first-degree burglary. police want him off the wall of justice and to put him behind bars. if you know where samuel "buck" robinson is call d.c. police. the victim in this case suffered injuries to her face and upper body. we will see you next week with the "fighting back: wall of justice." leon: coming up at 5:00, a look at frank beamer's decision to call it a ca jamie: we're going to start w

in the bible, in samuel 8:17, the jews want a king. prophet says, you don't want a king, he'll take 10% of your flocks, you well pecuniary the servant. >> we should be so lucky. >> 10%, that was a threat then. now it's 40%. about. >> can we vote for that king? >> god said give us a king and this was a warning to the israelites they shouldn't give someone total power over them. that is a libertarian lesson. jesus said, give to caesar what is caesar's and give to god what is god's. there are libertarian christians who believe in private charity and private tithing. i think ben carson has his heart in the right place. proops where he goes to get his support may not be an economics textbook that i would prefer but his heart is in the right place and he's a good man and i appreciate his thoughts. >> 10% would be a great thing. it's remarkable it's so different from what samuel considered horrible. >> i've written about this. the national taxpayers, rough figures, what if we had a tax plan, no deductions whatsoever, everybody paid in? what t

tie la tarea de revisar el prodto final... 15.40 samuel "somos 10 personas, en 35 minutos construimosn nueve pasos" primero se coloca la bla... un tecnico le pega las calcomanias... posteriormen, se le agrega el moor que varia entre 1000 vatios y 2000... se atornilla la bateria... se calibran las ruedas... se pe el producto y finalmente pasa a las manos samuel samule "hacemos una ultima revision" ii 3.40 bridge "bien y aunque no lo crean esta es la primera vez que me paro en una patineta... esta puede tener una velocidad de hasta 20 millas por hora la bateria puede durar unas 7 millas" asi que como no soy experto en te deporte... solicite la ayudae edgar romero, quien es fanatico de estas tablas. primero, rodo con una patineta tradicional... nat luego prob la electrica... nat el veredio... edgar romero/aficiona do "edgar probaste las dos patinetas, cual te gusto mas y por que? -mgusto mas esta porque para llegar a la misma velocidad tengo e patear diez veces mas pero estsolo con un push de un boton llego" sin duda, este medio de transporte que ha fascinado a millones desde mediados de

se pule el producto y finalmente pasa a las manos samuel samule "hacemos una ultima revision" ii 3.40esta es la primera vez que me paro en una patineta... esta puede tener una velocidad de hasta 20 millas por hora y la bateria puede durar unas 7 millas" asi que como no soy experto en este deporte... solicite la ayuda de edgar romero, quien es fanatico de estas tablas. primero, rodo con una patineta tradicional... nat luego prob la electrica... nat el veredicto... edgar romero/aficiona do "edgar probaste las dos patinetas, cual te gusto mas y por que? -me gusto mas esta porque para llegar a la misma velocidad tengo que patear diez veces mas pero este solo con un push de un boton llego" sin duda, este medio de transporte que ha fascinado a millones desde mediados del siglo pasado esta cambiando, y rapidamente. y pensar que la inspiracion que salio de las tablas de surf, podria volar algun dia por encima del mar... y quiza, ser la inspiracion para los carros voladores outro anchor chit chat lorena/take vo --- sabia usted que en san francisco hay ms perros que niÑos, pues un tribunal deci

(cg: jordan samuel/ student) "will it affect my education here at the university of iowa? will it ffect my "i guess i'' just wait and see in iowa city, kristin rogers, kwwl news. harreld is the 21st universrsty of iowa president. we'll have continuing coverage of his first day on the job kwwl. iowa's own abrah meyer will serve as the mew future farmers of america central region vice president. meyer was ellted to the position this weekend during the indianapolis. he's an ag business stdent at iowa state. meyer -- along with students from arkansas, ohio, utbh, tennessee anddeorgia wereeall elelcted to their respective positions. a trapeze artist is expected to recover after a 30- foot fall during a show. the artist fell performing at a circus in philadelphia. the circus says he wwnt to the hospital with a back injury, but doctors expect him to be fine. no one else was injured. the circus says it's still trying to a 16-yr-old is killed when a car crashed into hs house. this happened in indiana. a uspected drunk driver crasheded into the house as the teen was watching televis

the material change i agree with mike and with jan, i'm samuel alito for justice o'connor. in some sense that's a little unfair, like a double switch in baseball. they came in at the same time. roberts was going to be for o'connor-bumped up and read this episode that dominate octobe october 2005. where bush was flirting with the difference dominate but on halloween night it was that alito was funny put forward at a nominee. that's a major change because i think it does substitute a solid digital conservative for a liquid judicial conservative, sometimes a gaseous one because o'connor was just not a principled salted conservative. so that change is -- solid. you move from one of the swing justice into one that is more fairly reliable kendrick you now have a 4-1-4 and that makes a difference where entity would have voted with the conservatives anyway. there are some issues in which o'connor laid -- leaned conservative. when you substitute allegis vote for o'connor's vote can be was going to be with the conservatives anyway. that's basically a list, michael did such a good job

everybody is in it, samuel l. jackson, john cusack, >> angela bassett. >> jimmy: angela bassett. >> jennifer hudson -- it -- >> wesley snipes, >> jimmy: nick cannon's in there. >> yeah, we got everybody. john cusack. >> jimmy: yeah. come on, you can beat him. i want to show a clip to erybody. here is a scene from spike lee's latest film "chi-raq." check it out. >> down for the cause, but how? we force our men to negotiate peace by exercising self-control and total abstinence from knocking the [ shouting ] >> man, you really think something like that could bring peace? >> y'all know the power we have over them withholding just a a day. a week. imagine a month. a year. [ chattering ] >> oh, they going to bring the peace! >> suppose -- suppose that the men just dump us? >> if we all hold out, who can they go to? [ shouting ] >> them hoes over there! >> well, we will enlist them, too. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i mean, good work! >> a woman started this in -- a woman started this in chicago. >> jimmy: no. >> ye

riley tegtmeier to samuel christensen. 7 yard touchdown pass. 12-0 bds. === later first. tegtmeier dives into the endzone from a yard out. 18-0 eagles. === creighton mounted a furious rally in the second half, getting within 4, but bds ends the bulldogs' season, 46-28 the final. one other team in action today, that's wynot. the blue devils kicked off at 5:30 against humphrey st. francis and at last check...hsf has a 16-0 lead late in the half the flyers are the only blemish on wynot's schedule, beating the blue devils 24-20 back in september. we'll have full highlights of this game tonight at 10. wynot, looking to join norfolk catholic in lincoln. the knights will take the field next tuesday at 10:45 in the c-1 championship game against 11-1 columbus scotus. here in iowa, 4 teams make return trips to the dome. on thursday, mmc plays its final game as the eagles take on don bosco. kick is set for 10 am. the next game on the turf features akron-westfield and gladbrook reinbeck...the westerners in search of their first title since 2002. then on friday, western christian play

in the bible, in samuel 8:17, the jews want a king.ays, you don't want a king, he'll take 10% of your flocks, you well pecuniary the servant. >> we should be so lucky. >> 10%, that was a threat then. now it's 40%. about. >> can we vote for that king? >> god said give us a king and this was a warning to the israelites they shouldn't give someone total power over them. that is a libertarian lesson. jesus said, give to caesar what is caesar's and give to god what is god's. there are libertarian christians who believe in private charity and private tithing. i think ben carson has his heart in the right place. proops where he goes to get his support may not be an economics textbook that i would prefer but his heart is in the right place and he's a good man and i appreciate his thoughts. >> 10% would be a great thing. it's remarkable it's so different from what samuel considered horrible. >> i've written about this. the national taxpayers, rough figures, what if we had a tax plan, no deductions whatsoever, everybody paid in? what tax rate wo

yep. samuel. whach this one-handed grab. >> mike: taylor gets it. and they look at watkins on the taylor. >> jon: the power bone area, mike, he is holding the right shoulder, the power bone area. >> mike: watkins was kneeling down close not the sidelines there. they haven't scored the play at the moment and the clock, they both reseech. give inside, karlos williams in a role. they have two. >> and all right, frank, number 97. you will be hard pressed to find a ready man. just in kaz. >> mike: the starts against miami and jacksonville. watkins, and he's got it, at the 30. they still in pain chung, who served as a third corner in this set, went without nerves. it's been one down a couple times tonight and i said i is that big name, and waiting for the y50i and five-minute mark. mccoy to the left, nowhere. sure to get it, john. continuing his first solid performance after four years with the browns, first year with the patriots. >> jon: you can do a lot of different things. you see number 65 on the right side of the screen. you just wear it doing. i'm

robert samuel started his business and sold in 2012, he was in line for an iphone and was able to sell his spot for a couple of hundred dollars. >> i revisited the idea of standing in line and holding prime spots for customers and and alert was born. >> he had an aha moment. >> 37 billion hours of spent by like okay, 37 billion hours, that translates into money. >> currently has 15 employees, they wait in line for a variety of things, sneakers, cell phones, graduations. >> graduations, really. >> all right. >> so how much is it to have someone hold your spot, $25 for the first hour and $10 for each additional 30 minutes. robert's business can make up to a thousand dollars in one week. the professional line waiters pass the time through a variety of ways. >> netflix, hulu, and a lot of candy. >> so when i was there we went with the population games heads up and you have to guess what is written across the forehead. after waiting about an hour in line i came to the realization that this occupation is probably not for me. i don't know how good of a line waiter i would be. one of the worst

in the bible in samuel 8:17, the jews want a king and the prophet says you don't want a king.flocks. 10%. that was a threat then. now it's 40% total. >> can we vote for that king? >> god said give us a king and this was a warning to the israe israe israelites. there are a lot of libertarian christians out there that believe in private charity and privatizing. i think ben carson has his heart in the right place. it may not be an economics textbook, but his heart is in the right place. >> 10% would be a great thing. it is just remarkable it's so different from what samuel considered horrible. >> actually, i've written about this. i did some rough figures on this. what if we had no tax plan and everybody paid in? what tax rate would you need to be revenue neutral? 9.8, 9.9%. we wouldn't have the tax code playing all sorts of games. you may get more in benefits than you put in. >> the tax foundation favors rubio's plan. >> in terms of economic growth that's absolutely correct because they say not only will his tax plan change the individual rates, it's not a flat tax. it's not a f

samuels says she does not think the boy is the victim of repeated bullying and says her efforts to meetith the boy's family have not been answered. samuels also tells me that boy has not returned to school since mid-october, and they are trying to impress upon the family how important it is the boy go to school. she say s truancy proceedings have begun. reporting live, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 5:30, police in norristown, new jersey released this surveillance video of a burglary suspect. a man broke in a dry cleaners early sunday morning. you can see the suspect smashing through the front door. he made off with an undetermined amount of cash. the suspect was last seen heading westbound on camden avenue towards maple shade. >>> today three democrats, three republicans asked law enforcement whether kathleen kane could be attorney general without being an attorney. special committee just held its first public hearing. it could recommend that the senate vote to remove kane from office. the state supreme court suspended kane's law license last month as kane faces criminal charg

turns out erika and her boyfriend samuel peter kin were on their way to work.hey work at the same company and they had their two-year-old son in the back seat. he was head to do daycare. let's just say all of them were detoured. they were eastbound on the schuylkill around 9:30 a.m. approaching the vine street expressway when a state police car raced up from behind them. >> he blew past us. i tried to slow a little bit as he made his way through traffic. >> we decided to get off the exit we didn't want to, um, be stuck in all that traffic. >> reporter: so began the strangest morning commute samuel and erika have ever experienced. 22nd and 59 they pulled over at the site of smoke billowing from the expressway below. >> that's the white car. that's the bus. >> reporter: suspect's car had rear end add schoolbus. no kids inside. just the driver. erika whipped out her iphone and started recording. >> it started with a very little fire and then eventually it got really big and then you hear all the -- you hear all these booms and, it just got crazy. >> reporter: what

her boyfriend samuel peterkin was at the wheel. their two-year-old son was in the back seat.e was headed for daycare. it was a normal morning commute. then in flash state police car it all changed. >> they were eastbound on the schuylkill around 9:30am. approaching the vine street expressway when a state police car raced up from behind them. >> he blew past us. i tried to slow a little bit as he made his way through traffic. >> so we decided to get off the exit because we didn't want to, um, be stuck in all that traffic. >> reporter: so began the strangest morning commute samuel and erika have ever experienced. 22nd and 59 they pulled over at the site of smoke billowing from the expressway below. >> that's white car. that's the bus. >> reporter: suspect's car had rear end add schoolbus. no kids inside just the driver. erika whipped out her iphone and started recording. >> it started with a very little fire and then eventually it got really big and then you hear all the -- you hear all these booms and it just got a little crazy. >> reporter: what's going through your mind when

here at samuels and son in south philadelphia, they sell 10,000-pound of it every day. consumers looking to a avoid it can buy wild caught salmon, farm raised, gm o salmon won't be labeled. >> i think it vice important that people understand what they are eating and there is no reason that this shouldn't be labeled as a gm o. >> reporter: genetically modified fish isn't expected to hit the the market for at least two years n south philadelphia, todd quinones, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> big salmon fan too. >> i love it. >> you really love it. >> i do. >> just don't tell me if it is that or not, just put it on the plate just don't tell me, that is all. >>> when it comes to fashion, you know how expensive it can be to update your wardrobe. >> but you three on your side jim donovan found a way to stay stylish without breaking the budget and you are previewing this story at 11:00. >>> that is right. we know one thing never goes out of fashion and that is saving money. i will show you how to get your hand from high end closing to prescription eye wear and won't break th

economist samuel rosenberg thinks there's a correlation between the drop and the decline. and says there are other reasons. the other reason of decline has to do with the elimination of well-paying jobs, not merely unionized, but non-union, in the middle of the pay structure. >> organized labour is a force in the united states. about 15 million americans belong to unions. in strongholds like illinois, they pay a pivotal role in getting the members out to vote. >> there's a smaller number, unquestionably, but vote at rates higher than the general public. when you concentrate the votes in tight places, that's enough to get you over the finish line. >> even robert bruno concedes jobs are not the only issue important to voters. if they were, scott walker may not have been appointed. he promised to add 150,000, and fell short by 100,000. >>> that's the show for today, i'm very well in milwaukee. the news continues on al jazeera america >>> on "america tonight", a special look at the force beneath the wave. >> i felt like i was in a washing machine. i mean, i was tossed and turn

yep. samuel. whach this one-handed grab. >> mike: taylor gets it. sideline as well. usually what happens with taylor. >> jon: the power bone area, mike, he is holding the right shoulder, the power bone area. >> mike: watkins was kneeling down close not the sidelines there. they haven't scored the play at the moment and the clock, they both reseech. give inside, karlos williams in a role. they have two. >> and all right, frank, number 97. you will be hard pressed to find a ready man. just in kaz. >> mike: the starts against miami and jacksonville. watkins, and he's got it, at the 30. they still in pain chung, who served as a third corner in this set, went without nerves. it's been one down a couple times tonight and i said i is that big name, and waiting for the y50i and five-minute mark. sure to get it, john. continuing his first solid performance after four years with the browns, first year with the patriots. >> jon: you can do a lot of different things. you see number 65 on the right side of the screen. you just wear it doing. i'm not even look for pa drik jones. t

this handsome model is samuel and the video was put together by cut.com. also a little reminder that it is movember. so we're going to see a lot of hairy faces this month. to 1910. >> you want to lift some heavyweights over your head, buddy? >> into the 1920s. that's interesting. the part right down the middle. >> the crispin glover. >> then the rico suave. >> that's spot on. i have a picture of my father that loox just like that. this dude's got the most versatile hair i've ever seen. >> the '70s, growing out all kinds of hair. >> come on '80s. >> the '90s is -- >> dave grohl. >> exactly correct. and to more current times, the 2010s. >> a beard, right? >> of course. >> and not just a beard. what else? >> man bun. >> yes. the darn man bun. >>> the guys decided to ham it up for halloween by putting some delivery drivers in therapy. as you can see he's been doing some decorating in his kitchen. but if you look at the floor inside the green bag, you may notice there's a little bit of leftovers. then the delivery guy comes to the door. >> what's up, man? >> th

later identified as 26-year-old samuel ridnouer and got him to meet with them peacefully... he was detained and taken to the knoxville police department for further investigation... he has been charged with going armed with intent.... nikki: police are still searching for answers after a gunman went on a shooting spree at a colorado planned parenthood clinic. he killed three people and wounded nine -- including 5 police men. the 5 hour gun battle left those trapped inside scared for their lives. abc's brandi hitt has the latest. " " (nats up procession) police cars formed an honor guard to escort the body of fallen officer garrett swasey. the 44-year-old father of two died in a gunfight at the planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs on friday. [ex sandell gma pkg] sot mayor john suthers colorado springs "we mourn the loss of the two civilian victims and the very brave police officer." all three allegedly the victims of this man -- 57-year-old robert lewis dear who police say brought rifla to the planned parenthood building -- and started shooting. nats up police scanne

samuel h o is from cameroon, but he uses celebrity status to connect, especially with sierra leone's young people. reporter: he's a superstar in these parts. his car was engulfed by fans to recognize him as one of the most decorated in philanthropic players in football. this week, is a fifa-promoted effort. >> i would humbly like to address all africans and tell them if we do not join forces to defend our cause, the rest of the world won't do it for us. reporter: in his visit, he touched the lives of children affected by ebola, including those who lost their parents, even whole families, to the violence. brent: all right, nice to him the show was good news. that will do it for "dw news." thanks for the company. we will see you again at the top of the hour. >>> this week the great investor matt mcclen an will have more political turbulence ahead. what does he have in his weather portfolio to ride out the storm? that's next on consuelo mack's wealth track. >>> new york life, along with the family of mutual funds offers investment and retirement solutions so you can help your clients ke

it was put there more than 70 years ago by the former city surveyor samuel stevens. the scroll says there are other capsules including one under a catholic church. >> now, the chief meteorologist mike kallick with your storm watch nine forecast. >> the feel of either early faller mid spring continues. it has been a beautiful stretch here in november. clouds making for a nice sunset in a few spots. here is the official high in concord so far. 72 degrees, only three off the recobe of 75. you will notice a chilly morning low of 33, very close to the average. but what a jump. close to the 70' s. we have a record high in one spot tomorrow at the coast. what about warmth in november. 70' s. you might think it happens from time to time. it doesn' t happen all that often. so far this month, today in november 3, two days of 70 plus in concord. from 2006-2014, zero. no days that we eclipsed 70 degrees, and only one day back in 2005. it' s a very rare to get this warm for so long in november. here are the highs across the state. close to a record high, but shy by three degrees

you got an honorary oscar all all of your home boys are right. >> denzel washington, samuel jackson andor the presentation. you used it as an opportunity to address the lack of diversity in hollywood, in true brooklyn style you didn't take the bow and the gracious i thank my mom and dad. you used it to make a statement. tell us about it. >> well, all the people who were there, the powers that be and i made the statement that it's easier for a black person in the united states of america to be president of this country than to be the president of a studio or a network. >> wow. one of the things that -- >> they weren't expecting that. >> we had the controversy with sony pictures and all of that, but no real follow-up, and that certainly is something they don't talk a lot about in this industry, and you and i about two or three years apart trying to bring on the next generation, me in civil rights, you in art. who do you see in promise in terms of directing and film making to your level? >> well it's not my level. it's i went to see this film "creed" by a great young director ryan kugler,

riley tegtmeier to samuel christensen. 7 yard touchdown pass. 12-0 bds. === later first. tegtmeier dives into the endzone from a yard out. 18-0 eagles. === creighton mounted a furious rally in the second half, getting within 4, but bds ends the bulldogs' season, 46-28 the final. chris: this week's abc9 top plays is a little bit like neopolitan ice cream. just like vanilla, chocolate or strawberry, if football volleyball or hockey is your favorite sport--you'll find what you're looking for in the count down. let's dive right in with play number head to the uni-dome and check out akron-westfield. coach eric walkingstick is my kind of coach folks. after scoring to get within one with a minute to go big or go home. they roll the dice going for two and cal eskra connects with dylan irizarry for the win. fortune favors the bold...the westerners will play for a state title on thursday. for play number four we head to the ice...musketeers hosting des moines last friday night. and the power play was clicking...cj dodero has a great one on one but he's unselfish, he passes it up an

samuel hawkens from innova. welcome to the show. what are recent medical advancements? >> the recent changes have stressed smaller, more tissues bearing incisions which result in less pain. we've used a lot of nonnarcotic local blocking techniques to prevent the patients from filing it and allow them to mobilize faster. >> reporter: wow. phones are ringing off the hook. people would like to know when is it time to get joint replacement surgery? >> there are many ways of treating arthritis that does not include surgery. the parent should have an entire spectrum of nonsurgical treatment. such simple measures as activity modification, physical therapy exercises can relieve many patients of their symptoms. there are medications one can take by mouth or by injections into the joint. when these things don't work and their ability to do their job is affected, a giant remacement is -- replacement surgery is the choice. >> tell us about the innova program. >> we do the most joint replacements in northern virginia. we have excellent results based on national standards. >> reporte

samuel beckert wrote the play to sarajevo in 1984 with the to the plate minutes of the balkan wars with so many people were suffering violence, desolation of that we saw the ugly part and always see the ugliest part of human nature when we see war and violence. to san quentin where was prohibited from being performed because it moved the inmates took place where they can actually see vision and purpose to their lives outside of what they saw as their hopelessness as they were incarcerated. and then we went to new orleans and saw the lower ninth ward and realized in the past emptiness miles rubber everything was destroyed we were on hallowed ground and saw what the flood did and how many lives were destroyed, and hundreds of people have died. are not hallowed ground we said, let's do the play here. let's respond to what is happened to our city, to our community here. and that's why decided to do the play. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> this weekend on c-span cities tour along with our comcast cable partners we will explore the history and literary life

samuel gets $0.50 or every kill cram of money. as for what happened after the plastic is collected and it's sold... >> that i don't know. they make materials, but i don't know what materials they make. >> take a look at this. the plastic goes in here. it is then melted down and compressed in this machine. drop it in cold water, and here is what you get. planks or poles made out of recycled plastic. an alternative to woods. >> i think it's something the world should explore, based on the current raw materials in the form of waste. >> you can use it to make fences, furniture and construction. manufacturers say they don't rot and won't be eaten by termites. >> you have different options. some like this. here is another version. they are actually quite heavy. they are more expensive. than aluminium ones, and that is because production is high. production costs are high. >> a lot of money are going into paying for electricity. the concept is new in kenya, the polls are changing the landscape. if kenyans stopped and looked. some would b

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and quarterback nolan plagge is picked off by samuel christensen who has a nice return into g-a-c-c territory.2. ensuing eagles drive.. riley tegtmeier goes to his right and throws back to his left to kale kleinschmidt who takes it in for the touchdown. two point conversion good. b-d-s up eight to nothing.3. move to the second quarter and bluejays quarterback plagge hits tanner ortmeier for the twenty-seven yard touchdown. two point conversion good. score tied at eight. 4. the celebration didn't last long.. kickoff.. b-d-s's kleinschmidt takes it back for the touchdown. two point conversion no good. fourteen to eight b-d-s.5. right before the end of the half.. b-d-s quarterback riley tegtmeier keeps it himself and scores. two point conversion no good. b-d-s goes into the locker room at halftime up twenty to eight and they go on to defeat guardian angels central catholic thirty-six to sixteen. 3 3 and in elk point, dakota valley and beresford squaring off in a district final.in the 2nd set the watch dogs' nikita reinschmidt cannot be blocked as she stars the 2nd set out with a score [1-2]but d

. >> morris samuel clark was the head of the fbi hair and fiber unit in the 1960s and 70s. he retired in 1979, and moved to rural virginia, where we met him at his home. >> where hairs are involved, it's usually a crime of violence. horrible crimes and horrible people involved. >> did you go into court and, and testify about hair analysis? >> oh yes, very, hundreds of times. >> hundreds of times. >> the microscopic hair comparisons the way the fbi did it, was based on approximately 16 different characteristics. the pigment distribution, the structure of the medulla. >> when you would lay out all those kind of say 16 factors in a hair, was there a database of hair to compare that to? >> no. we always had to state that it was not a basis for positive personal identification. >> is there any way to say what the odds would be though of two hairs being, matching 16 factors against 16 factors? and yet still from two different people? >> no. >> we really have no idea how um, the characteristics of hair are distributed in the population. what's incredible and what would surprise pe

samuel gets 15 cents for every kilogram of plastic he collects. what happens to it after he sells it? >> that i don't know. yeah. i don't know what kind of material they make. >> take a look at this, the shredded plastic goes in here. it is then melted down and compressed in this machine. drop it in cold water to cool and here is what you get. planks or poles, made out of recycled plastic, an alternative to wood or aluminum. >> i think it's something the word should explore based on the current raw material in the form of plastic waste. >> you can use them to make fences, furniture and in construction. manufacturers say they don't rot and unlike wood, won't be eaten by termites. >> you have different options. some come like this and here is another version. they are actually quite heavy, but they are more expensive than aluminum. that's because production costs are still high. >> a lot of money goes into paying for electricity to make these. the polls are slowly changing the landscape. if kenyans stop and really look, some would be surprised that

jacoby and samuels shook a man! they walked in. wolfpack led by one, 20-19. but the tigers offense, man, they would answer and then some. watson going to roll out and a strike to ray mccleod. one of his five touchdown passes. clemson beat nc state 56-41 to remain undefeated. >>> hey, nfl, the 49ers they made a move before their game at the rams sunday. australian sensation jarryd hayne the team says that's enough today. they waived him for. hayne was the feel good story. if he clears waivers he could come back on the practice squad. as for the raiders, they will host the jets, jets, jets, jets tomorrow! at the coliseum. you can see it right here on kpix 5 at 1:05 followed by the "5th quarter" post-game show. >>> mounted police with no horse! high noon in dallas. former shark niemi playing for the sharks. the stars 2-0 on san jose. back came the sharks. later in the second, down 2-1, tommy wingels goal! second goal of the year for nieto. tied at 3. couldn't stop it again. antwan russell swooped in. the stars would add an empty netter and win 5-3. san jose drop