steve davis if you google it. you get ahold of steve's article, and again i have the chapter in my book. i am not here to sell my book. my publisher might. there is no record of it whatsoever. i had people come up to me saying you are related to john bell hood. was he really addicted to morphine. i went to a place in tennessee one time during an open house. you have to sign in. the nice lady there said a descendant of general hood was in there the other day. yeah. she was talking about how grandpa was hooked on drugs. anyway, there is no evidence of it whatsoever. all of the evidence that we have is just the opposite. the 3,000-word medical report i have them verbatim in the book. you can read that thing and say that it ends on november 6. that is the last entry. you get to that saying does this sound like a good who was hooked on morphine. -- guy who was hooked on morphine? it is just total speculation and exaggeration. add a little more spice. >> have read steve davises article published in 1998. >> if i may, ca

. >> my name is steve davis and i'm on the council here for some years.i live in a house that was built in 1954. we have been in a state of belligerence with the iranian people or are the iranian government since that time. much of it instigated by the united states primarily by the overthrow of the democratically-elected president. the iranians have a point of view. the iranians ostensibly like other countries have a right to self-determination. we talk about them as though they are but a pawn on her chessboard. i would like our diplomacy to wipe out an include and respect for other people's history and how they view us. we are not innocent in the wor world. i would like your comments on that. >> well thanks. first in terms of respect for iranian history or culture it's something i talk about in the book. an amazing civilization in history and a lot of respect there so i have no problem with the iranian people. i think most people in the u.s. government on either. the problem is the sponsorship of terrorism and the nuclear program so what -- that is what

. >> my name is steve davis and i'm on the council here for some years.i live in a house that was built in 1954. we have been in a state of belligerence with the iranian people or are the iranian government since that time. much of it instigated by the united states primarily by the overthrow of the democratically-elected president. the iranians have a point of view. the iranians ostensibly like other countries have a right to self-determination. we talk about them as though they are but a pawn on her chessboard. i would like our diplomacy to wipe out an include and respect for other people's history and how they view us. we are not innocent in the wor world. i would like your comments on that. >> well thanks. first in terms of respect for iranian history or culture it's something i talk about in the book. an amazing civilization in history and a lot of respect there so i have no problem with the iranian people. i think most people in the u.s. government on either. the problem is the sponsorship of terrorism and the nuclear program so what -- that is what

. >> my name is steve davis and i'm on the council here for some years.i live in a house that was built in 1954. we have been in a state of belligerence with the iranian people or are the iranian government since that time. much of it instigated by the united states primarily by the overthrow of the democratically-elected president. the iranians have a point of view. the iranians ostensibly like other countries

. >> my name is steve davis and i'm on the council here for some years. i live in a house that was built in 1954. we have been in a state of belligerence with the iranian people or are the iranian government since that time. much of it instigated by the united states primarily by the overthrow of the democratically-elected president. the iranians have a point of view. the iranians ostensibly like other countries have a right to self-determination. we talk about them as though they are but a pawn on her chessboard. i would like our diplomacy to wipe out an include and respect for other people's history and how they view us. we are not innocent in the wor world. i would like your comments on that. >> well thanks. first in terms of respect for iranian history or culture it's something i talk about in the book. an amazing civilization in history and a lot of respect there so i have no problem with the iranian people. i think most people in the u.s. government on either. the problem is the sponsorship of terrorism and the nuclear program so what -- that is wha

issues into account is, while bad -- a strike is less bad than acquiescing.rike is >> my name is steve davis. i'm a member of the council here for some years.. i live in a house that was buile in c 1954. we have been in a state of belligerence with the iranian people or the iranian government since that time.h much of it instigated by the se united states, primarily by the overthrow of their democratically elected president. the iranians have a point of view. the iranians ostensibly, like tn other countries, have a right to determination. we talk about them as though they are but a pawn on our chess board. i would like our diplomacy to widen out and include respect for other people's history and how they view us.cy to we are not innocent in the world.w they v i would like your comments on that. >> well, thanks. first in terms of respect for iranian history and culture, on something i talk about in the book, it's an amazing history and there is definitely a lot of respect there. so i think i have no problem with iranian people.ir i think most people in the u.s. government don't, either.stre t

davis. good night. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ethan hawke, amy sedaris, musical guest,

davis was in chicago for a taping of the steve harvey show which will air when the new season starts in september. neil heartman caught up with mo'ne. >> i had other people with me. >> you want your teammates with me? >> some people. i don't know. >> the eagles roster is at the mandated 75 player limit. the final roster will be paired down to 53 next week. jim kelly has been through this before. he took over a roster that won four games the previous season. he says making the cuts is never easy. >> a dream is to be a football player. to tell them it's not going to happen here is difficult. it's something that -- it's inevitable. you have to go from 90 to 75 to 53. it's part of the job. but it's not a fun part of the job. >> to baseball. the phillies are in the midst of one of the most successful stretches of the season. they had a victory over the hottest team in baseball, the nationals just last night. rough returns and it's his first start since wednesday. he's adjusting to the roll. >> become a little more comfortable with it. kind of accepted that's the role i'm in. just go out t

. >> while davis and bishop were open and friendly during the interview, cameraman steve field was reminded that in prison, things aren't always as they seem. >> after we finished up the interview, we said our good-byes and jason davis extended his hand through the bars to shake. and i didn't think about it. i shook his hand. and he grabbed me. it was almost like he was trying to crush my hand to the point he really wanted to hurt me. it was that moment, that one little moment where i thought what have i done? what have i done? that incident with jason davis has always stuck with me. i always tried to figure out what the heck was that all about? was that to show me he's in charge? he wanted to let me know this is his house. it spla been a macho, spontaneous moment for him. for me, it was a scary, real moment. >> next on "lockup raw" -- force. >> to me, the cells are too small. i think it is wired for homosexuality. >> one inmate's fight for solitude. >> we're inside that cell all day. that's not a luxury of prison. you should have thought about that before you went to prison. it's time to b

davies job. >> that was gary masse and steve desantis. they were well-known thieves, ne'er-do-wells, thugs.hey'd been in and out of custody for various crimes. >> i don't think the police were at all surprised. >> stephen was an angry young guy that just didn't know how to make a living other than robbing people. gary is unstable. he was a regular drug addict who had more ins into the criminal element. and the first thing the police dollars was go after gary masse and stephen desantis. >> police launched a man hunt but for days came up empty-handed. meanwhile, grace davies recovered and told police that a suspicious woman had come to her door a week before the robbery. police now believed there was a third conspirator, and their suspicions were confirmed when joe and masse, wife of suspect gary masse, appeared one day at the sheriff's department. >> joanne was not a dumb woman. if you're the one to get the information, you're the one to get the better deal. the first thing she said was say my husband was involved. but stephen desantis fired the shots. >> sheriffs demanded to talk to gary an

. >> while davis and bishop were open and friendly during the interview, cameraman steve field was reminded prison, things aren't always as they seem. >> after we finished up the interview, we said our good-byes and jason davis extended his hand through the bars to shake, and i didn't think about it, but i shook his hand, and he grabbed me, and it was almost like he was trying to crush my hand, to the point he really wanted to hurt me. and it was that one moment, that one little moment where i thought uh-oh, what have i done? what have i done? that incident with jason davis always stuck with me and i always tried to figure out what the heck that was all about. was it to show me that he was in charge? i'm with the camera, but he wanted to let me know, this was his house, and it may have just been a very macho, spontaneous moment for him. for me, it was a scary, real moment. >>> next on "lockup: raw, survival 101." >> for me the cells are too small. i think it breeds an environment for homosexuality. >> one inmate's fight for solitude. >> we're inside that cell all day. >> that's not a luxury

davis. let's go to steve. >>> a lot going on here. you need to give me a mulligan on the forecast highs.hey are just absolutely almost imupon because they are cloud -- impossible because they are cloud driven. one projection for napa was 87. another one was 72. one has clouds. the other clears the clouds. south bay, even though it's mostly cloudy, i expect upper 80s to 90 for morgan hill and gilroy. the light rain has been the story. a lot of moisture continues to stream down. we've had decent amounts, it looks like most of this is falling apart. light rain around clayton, martinez, concord, benicia, antioch towards brentwood and oakley. it looks like from byron over to the altamont pass. that's reaching the ground. the moisture farther west is moving away from the energy source, that's the low favorer sacramento to tahoe. yountville .04. cordelia, .02 and a trace there may be more in the backyard. napa, .07. concord .07. still, iselle is a hurricane. there's signs it's weakening. also some upper level shear kind of stretching it apart a little bit and moving into slightly cooler water,

steve: yeah. ♪ thank you, 13 year-old female pitcher mo'ne davis for being the breakout star of the little league [ cheers and applause ] and showing the world that throwing like a girl can actually be a good thing. [ cheers and applause ] right, dad? [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: throw that wicker ball over here. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, the woman in spain who was arrested at an airport with more than three pounds of cocaine hidden in her breast implants. for giving new meaning to the term "drug bust." [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> steve: you know what? you know what? >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: i bet the guy who found that felt like a boob. [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, texas governor rick perry's mugshot, for looking like every villain in a john grisham novel. [ laughter ] they do look like that. ♪ thank you, back to school, for being that special time of year when parents and their kids switch facial expressions. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] thank you, uber, for causing a a spike in people accidentally getting into strangers' cars thinking it's their rides. or, as writ

davis. married with two great kids and he started his own foundation. >> i just don't ever let anything stop me from doing anything. >> steveis mind to something that seems absurd. , he decided to climb the 2,200 rout of el capitan and yosemite. and made a movie. he was never a climber. he has a fear of heights, and yes he has cerebral palsy. >> it's insane. >> reporter: a good abled body climber can do the climb in two days. >> how far did you get on the same day? >> 400 feet. >> reporter: using a pullly system he created, steve says he pulled himself up about two inches at a time and he camped on the rock face five straight nights. on day four the challenges increased. >> i passed out. i was dehydrated. i wasn't into hyperthermic shock. >> reporter: yet steve knew he had to finish. because he had made a promise. >> kids i told that i was doing this for. and i couldn't quit. >> reporter: his foundation takes kids into the wilderness to show them what's possible in their lives. on day five steve made it to the top. >> when he made it to the top, and i knew he was safe, i almost fainted. >> reporter: steve's wife made the mo

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. >>> today the star pitcher of the dragons, mo'ne davis, continued her time in the spotlight. she sat down for an interview with stevey to talk about her team's inspiring run in the little league world series and how it felt to be the first girl to throw a shutout in the series. her interview will air in september. nbc 10 will celebrate along with the taney dragons tomorrow. watch the entire parade live as it happens on nbc10.com from 2:00 until 4:00 tomorrow. >>> here in the philadelphia area, of course, where he surrounded by history. >> keeping that history alive doesn't come chief. >> it will be a crime to lose this unique resource. >> still ahead, the financial struggles and the fight to keep the doors open at the oldest free library in the country. >>> the financial benefits of the ice bucket challenge, why it couldn't have come at a better time for organizations that support als. >>> all new tonight at 5:00, a determined downtown. the local community that's vying for the top spot in one contest and has made it to the finals. >>> a toast to tenacity. the independence visitors center for women's equality day. it

davis. birds up 2-1. top of the seventh. one of the best home run hitting teams in baseball cranks it up. steve pearce way back. get out of there. john then scope adds -- jonathan schoop adds a homer in the ninth. redskins and browns tomorrow night. browns are welcoming in as you know heisman johnny manziel. they are talking about the trip to d.c. and single caller who will be on the opposite side at fedex field when the teams suit up tomorrow night. manziel sat down with jay gruden's bronner jon and talked about playing against robert griffin iii. >> when you were in college, you emulated robert griffin on the practice field. you will play robert griffin. what is that going to be like? have you been studying his film since his old coach, kyle shanahan is your coach? >> we got to watch a little bit and take away a lot of good things from the few years they had there. look at the rookie year and just his transition coming from baylor and hopping straight in and starting week one, it was pretty impressive to watch what they did in that rookie year. >> sunday afternoon football preseason, colin kaepernick and his

steve pierce coming around to score. the throw not in time. birds with their first run in 17 innings on hardy's rbi single there. we're tied at 1-1. very next batter, chris davisices one into left. that's down the line. adam jones scores easily. that's an rbi double for crush. the birds add a couple home runs and take it 4-1. their 70th win of the season. >>> all right. it's been over a week since the tragic death of race car driver kevin ward jr. since his passing, the racing community has come together to support his family along with the integrity of the sport. new rules have been passed since the accident involving ward and tony stewart. according to nascar officials, no driver allowed to exit his or her car after an on-track incident unless extenuating circumstances exist. to michigan international speedway, jeff gordon looking for his third win this season, putting in the eye drops. got to see out there on the track. lap 25, danica patrick gets sideways, takes out a few cars. surprisingly, she did not wreck during that debacle. got straightened back out, kept on going, finish 18th overall. lap 97, kyle larsson hits the wall, flames come out of his hood.

davis' whirlwind couple of weeks has yet to subside. she was in new york yesterday. this afternoon, it was chicago for a taping of the stevevey show. the episode will air at an undetermined future date. she showed off her dancing skills on set. more on her visit coming up at 6:00. we will hear from mo'ne on her new-found fame. the phillies will honor mo'ne  and her teammates prior to their game with the washington nationals. let's send it back to you. >>> this reminder for taney fans. show your spirit. go to innocent 10.com to print out your own placard that you can hold to cheer on the team tomorrow. >>> coming up at 6:00, we are following breaking news tonight. there's an arrest in the murders of two women in a philadelphia home. we're live at police headquarters digging for new details. >>> i'm checking if the weather will hold out for labor day weekend. your last taste of summer. don't miss my exclusive nbc 10 first alert forecast. >>> all new on nbc 10 news at 6:00, allegations of police brutality. the confrontation that a local man says led to his teeth getting knocked out. it's next on nbc 10 news at 6:00. >>> tha

northbound 880 at davis street there is an injury accident off to the side that could be causing a little slow traffic in the area. speaking of steve sal it's 106-miles to chicago. we've got a full tank of gas. >> exactly. >> i'm trying to show you hurricane marie here might give us some higher clouds by the weekend. might. i will show you why in a second. it's running into colder weather. there is some fog but there is not a lot. it looks to be more marin county and sonoma county and san francisco north. there is our low. give it credit. cool us down monday. since monday temperatures have been on the way up. some remains of maria and moves into the colder water. for southern california first maybe for us by weekend. maybe. there were hints it might produce rain about three or four days ago. the forecast models have backed off on that. a few 50s but a lot more 60s. the lows are two to three degrees warmer. some of the higher elevations have really warmed up. mid 60s yesterday. 57 fremont. 58 saratoga. 55 gilroy. so a little cool for some. amazingly warm though. this is not el nino there has been a persistent south breeze. monterey

davis. look at. that will she is on the cover of sports illustrated, my goodness, the first little leaguer, our girl, to ever be on the cover of si. we sent steveor the. that's the place to be. >> makes you little nervous, too, i feel for her, a lot of pressure. >> sports illustrate in the. >> the jinx and all of the superstition. >> hi, steve. >> reporter: that's all stupid adult stuff by the way. there is no pressure on her. she handling it smooth as silk. how many little girls born this year will be named mo'ne? i'm going to say in the thousands. because it is a cool name. that goes with a very cool girl. and the fact that she is a girl and dominating pitcher in the world series, is a captivating story. now look at what's going on here already. they have a game at 3:00 before the phillie team plays scheduled 7:30, but rain is in the forecast, the guys were telling me, they are expecting maybe some showers, at 10:00. so you see the people n stands now, grounds crew, but look at the all important tarps. sixteen members of this grounds crew, by the way, also a girl on the grounds crew, a local woman volunteering here, but they said they may nee

steve king. he told "roll call," quote, the changes brought into this are ones i've developed over the past two years. it's like one i order off the menu. davi david, i think we have a prb. they're capable of doing something. what are they doing? what are they doing? >> the question is whether you're doing this for governance or whether you're doing it for show, for politics. if you're doing it for your governance, you pass the bill. even though the president might veto it. you go in a conference, you bring the senate in and you get a conference. as we know, the house gop compromise is a dirty word, so as far away as any compromised position as the gop bill was yesterday that boehner couldn't pass, he had to make it even further away from a compromised position to get the house -- his own people and the tea parties folks to support it. the most frightening thing i saw today on twitter about an hour or two ago, someone tweeted out a picture, steve king and representative michele bachmann sitting at a table looking over the final version of the legislation as if to approve it. we go from yesterday, ted cruz is speaker of the house to today ste

davis from the little league world series. >> see you at 11:00. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve: how you folks doing? welcome to the show. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] my man, let's go. how y'all? how y'all doing today? thank you very much. appreciate you now. all right. hey, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. we got another good one for you today, folks. returning for the third day from columbus, georgia, it's the gates family. and from philadelphia, pa-- i love that city-- it's the gallagher family. everybody's here trying to win theyself a lot of cash and a possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new, stylish ford fusion. let's get it on. give me dan. give me jenitha. top 8 answers on the board. here we go. little girls play with dolls. what do grown women play with? >> men. steve: men. pass or play? >> play. >> play it. steve: yeah. hey, melissa, little girls play with dolls. what do grown women play with? >> money. steve: yeah. money. hey, annie, how you doing? >> good. how are you? steve: little girls play with dolls. wha