i wouldn't let nothing happen to terry. i wouldn't let nothing happen to terry.y friends, the ones i'm close with from the streets know me and terry are homies. we're just friends. that's as far as it goes. >> you're the homey, man, you know you're the homey. >> i would like be known as more than a homey or a friend. someone who is sincere and nice, that can be there to talk to them, you know, just as a person, instead of the situation as it was. >> talk about putting somebody on the spot. >> what? >> talk about putting somebody on the spot. wow. >> with terry's future possibly hanging in the balance, terry and clarence will have to wait to find out if their request to live together is granted. >>> coming up on "lockup: extended stay" will these potential cellmates become soul mates? >> when you see somebody acting just like a woman, there's always going to be some type of temptation. >>> plus, officers give these inmates a surprise wake-up call. but a lot of us leave our identities unprotected. nearly half a million cars were stolen in 2012, but for every car st

terry is joining us live from our digital operations center. so nice to see you, terry.jim, the area was electrified 35 years ago. there were a million people on the parkway but the pope landed at philadelphia international and he was greeted by the mayor who got down on his knee there, frank rizzo did, and then there were a million people on broad street, all the way from where the sports complex is all the way up to city hall. we're talking maybe 2 million people. this entire city, you couldn't get a hotel room for several miles around the philadelphia area. there's that cavalcade coming up broad street. we did it at quite a clip. people were cheering all along the way. you have to understand that 1.1 billion, that's how big the catholic church is, all had their eyes collectively on the city of brotherly love. >> terry, bringing it to the pren, t present, the contemporary catholic church has struggled. what was the mood about the pope's visit back then? >> that's a good question, renee. what was happening back then as we were proud and happy that the pope chose to come

. >> i'm terry, and this is my kron story. >> reporter: terry got a surprise when his wife was checking target card and had four charges for over $1,000. >> last year it was wrong, and the card. we do not take it out. it was not swiped. we didn't take it from here. it leads me to believe it was a breech within their own data system. >> reporter: terry says the major security change this time last year made him more hesitant to use credit cards. >> i am leery of using any card at target because there's been so many compromises there, and we don't have evidence about what future. is. >> reporter: kron4 reach out for comment "we take the protection of our guest's information seriously. they should promptly report any suspicious activity with the number on the back of the card." at the time of this z+ terry has not heard back from anyone at target after being hold he would hear back from a supervisor in an hour. >>> a stockton gym teacher is facing charges tonight, accused of trying to drag a student into a school swimming pool it happened back in august. cell phone video appears to show th

nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney joins us live from there. terry, what's the situation right now? >> reporter: everything changed in the last 30 minutes. hundreds of protesters who were not up at franco gallo plaza a half hour ago are now coming down broadway right across the street where i am at the oakland police department. moments ago someone rolled a white trailer right towards and right through the police line up there. they're now pulling it babbling this way as you can see over there. i would say at least 100 officers with their helmets on holding back the protesters halfway between 7th and 8th, not far at all from the oakland police department. earlier this evening it was a far different scene. although protesters were very loud and very emotional. >> what you going to do? we're going to enter the streets. into the streets! >> the grand jury's decision sent a couple hundred protesters who are gathered at franco gallo plaza streaming into the streets, shutting down 14th and broadway. >> what's going to happen in the future? like what do i look like bringing a kid into the

beginning with kimberly terry in oakland. seeing first time clashes between the protesters and the police there, kimberly tere? >> reporter: a couple miles from where we are. the oakland police department. have been on the move several hours now. police have been kept bizzy through the night. police have been kept busy through the night. >> we were there this evening as hundred tried to get on to interstate 880. standoff with police ensued. some threw rocks and debris at officers. eventually the group did turn back. wound its way through downtown oakland. people voicing anger and frustration over a grand jury decision not to indict a police officer for shooting death of an unarmed black teenager in ferguson, missouri. they say just another example of the broken justice system. >> wilson should have been indicted. should have been a trial at least. >> they want to till you, elections where your power is. but -- your vote doesn't really matter. but here, your voice matters. this is democracy. this is what democracy looks like.

terry's sound man suggested rushing the children to the street.brought a sick child named jimmy daly with him. >> he blesses jimmy daly. the nurse hands one of the babies she can't get to. i hand the other baby to the pope. they were so excited. they wanted the pope to come up there so badly. it was hope for people who some of them didn't have any hope. it was just really one of those moments where you realize how fragile life is and how precious people are. >> what a moment. ruggles says remember pope john paul ii was here before twitter, instagram, facebook, social media will make the spotlight on our area much bigger than it was 35 years ago. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> we had a little taste of winter last week but some real arctic air is moving in here. that's why we've issued the first alert because we're seeing some pretty exceptional weather that's coming in in the next couple of days. arctic blast with near-record cold and at the worst of this is going to feel like it's be

i sent an e-mail to terry. her lovely mother offering any help whether it would be raising money, raising political awareness, bringing in celebrities or athletes, so on and so forth. two days later, i met with them in new york city and at that point, i started the bring bae back campaign which -- the initial objective was to raise public awareness of kenneth bae. >> that's interesting because many question dennis rodman, these basketball players going there to north korea and why were they there? and dennis rodman being there got you attached to the story and you heard kenneth bae and so you got to work on this. you mentioned terry so if people are just joining us, i want to read again as we see kenneth bae getting hugs from his family. this was just about 15 minutes ago she said words could not adequately express our relief and gratitude that kenneth is finally coming home. we've been waiting for and praying for this day for two years. this ordeal has been excruciating for the family but we are filled with jo

i'm agreeing with terry an george, and i usually don't with george in particularly. we're going to send thing to the president. i'm saying if we don't get along we'll have problem. we have to make it happen. >> you want want to get something done and mitch mcconnell wants to get something done, but the republican party has been hijacked by an extreme vocal wing. >> you have tremendous competition within the republican party who will be republican nominee for president and there's no clear winner. >> there's a lot of people. >> the other problem is what happens to the president if his job performance stays low, the voters of the country say this is a failed administration trying to get a third term even with hillary clinton is really tough. one-third term since fdr, basically third term, george herbert walker bush was a surrogate for ronald reagan, a successful and popular president. that's the problem. it works both ways, republicans and democrats have big challenges. >> let's talk about the state challenges, there was a should feeling of the leadership deck in harri

terry we'll start with you because you have a poll coming out this week. you showed that the gap has shrunk between tom corbett and tom wolf looking ahead to tuesday, can it shrink more? >> it can shrink more. there's one word that explains the closing of the gap. taxes. it's the effective use that the corbett campaign has made the notion that we're going to have a gross income tax. it's allowed the corbett campaign to make the charge generically. wolf is a tax spend liberal. it's the overall message it comes out a bunch of ways and it's very effective to close the gap. >> you look at the commercials and it gibbs you pause. fed put those spots up earlier in october, would we be having a different conversation now? >> governor corbett didn't have a good first 3 1/2 years, he lost on education spending which was the single most important issue. i think another reason not as important as the taxes, after the first debate we saw a different corbett on the campaign trail more focused and more energized more precise about what he would say. we saw a different ca

what more do we know about terry bean and what's next?ed, i have asked the white house if they have had a reaction to this situation. we have not heard anything back wret. we have, however, heard from the human rights campaign and a spokesman for that organization told us in a statement that terry bean has taken a voluntarily leave of absence until these issues are resolved, fred. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> all right. he was one of the nation's most well known mayors in washington d.c. he was elected and re-elected to public office. many times marion barry was nicknamed mayor for life. well, last night barry passed away at a d.c. hospital. barry was a civil rights activist and served four terms as d.c.'s mayor. his fall from political grace came during that notorious drug bust in 1990. later, he would return to d.c. politics as a city councilman. i spoke with mr. barry last july about his life swrurny depicted in his book "mayor for life." >> i have had a rich life. not just a 15 minute soundbyte, but when you say washington d.c.,

is terry jeffrey, who to take your calls in question. joe from indiana on the republican line, go ahead. previous here was a color that suggested that a solution to our problems in iraq is that we should reinstall another saddam hussein. bush that what george w. tried to do? >> going back to our original question. you can expand on that as you wish. president obama did not try to reinstall saddam hussein. america had a mission to end tyranny in the world, and part of that was trying to establish a representative government in iraq. i think that was naïve. before we invaded iraq there needed to be more pretentious thought about exactly how we were going end the war, and how we're going to make iraq stable again. about a country was majority shia -- and that was going to be difficult to put that together, let alone that emerge ments like isis. so i think that president bush's policy was unwise. i also t that president obama's policy was unwise. december 2011, he went and said all the are taking troops out, but we are leaving a stable and s

terry crews is in d.c. >> >> from the nfl 10 acting to writing, terry crews does it all. >> he is hosting "who wants to be a millionaire." how is it going? >> it is good. we have barbara from "shark tank," andy cohen. hollywoodends from are coming to play with me. it is the best thing i have ever done. >> all the folks are playing for charity. >> they have enough money. [laughter] they are winning big money for charities. like inviting your friends over in your living room and playing a board game. all the money goes to good causes. farew do celebrities against regular folks? >> it is amazing. the way "millionaire" works, you've got to know a little bit about everything. celebrities tend to be insulated. there's a lot of thinking. come on, you can do it -- i try to cheer them on. the good thing is, all our celebrities are supersmart and did extremely well. >> is there one celebrity you would like to see stumped? not that died. i want to see everybody make it. one big thing is that when you see that charities that they are trying to play for, when you see what they are trying to do. we hav

of 39-year-old lamont terry also left the court today. before being sentenced to 20 years, terry told the matthews' family he's deeply sorry. >> i needed to hear that and i wondered if that would come. and he was sorry. remorse, so that's all one can ask for at this point. >> and so this accomplice, who knew a little too much, became a prosecution witness that forced terry to go ahead and plead guilty. accomplice, according to police sources, is awaiting his turn. he will be sentenced for his in the attempted robbery that led to a murder. reporting live from d.c. ford, abc 7rt, sam news. >> thank you, sam. as investigators close the book on that murder, the search continues for the killer of a postal worker in prince george's county. sinceow been a year someone shot tyson barnette to death as he delivered mail. last month, authorities released surveillance video showing a jeep grand cherokee speeding that same area. a $125,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest in barnette's death. >> and now a look at today's ot

the irony to me was the fact that terry was in prison for robbery. >> because he was already serving a life sentence, moore did not receive any new criminal charges for the stabbing, but was kept in lockdown until his transfer to another prison later that year. >> it was not the first stabbing, probably not going to be the last time. >> terry, what if he would have died? >> that was something he should have thought of when he took my stuff. was it worth it to him or a question for me to ask. >> coming up. >> any prison gang would be happy to get their hands on shawn gaines. >> the ex-leader of a white supremacist gang faces a whole new reality. >> if i'm ever put in general population i'm as good as dead. celebrate what's new, the bigger, better menu at red lobster! with more of what you love! try our newest wood-grilled combination! maine lobster, extra jumbo shrimp, and salmon! so hurry in! and sea food differently. you owned your car for four you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs. you'r

and says no allegations against terry bean should be taken at face value. we look forward to the opportunity to clear his name. terry bean has take an voluntary leave of absence from the hrc board until his issue is resolved. back in 2008, he made this political appeal to hrc's membership. >> the election of joe biden and barack obama may turn out to be the most pivotal moment in our journey for equality. >> the coverage would be overwhelmingly negative and it would be a trial in the media, a opposed to a trial in a justice system, he would have been convicted just by the charges alone. >> the white house has not responded to our request for comment. >> ferguson, missouri braces for another night of protest as the president calls for calm again. we will talk about it and all the developments with the paneling when we come back. ever since darryl's wife started using gain flings, their laundry smells more amazing than ever. (sniff) honey, isn't that the dog's towel? (dog noise) hey, mi towel, su towel. more scent plus oxi boost and febreze. it's our best gai

nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney joins us in san mateo this evening with more. terry? >> this is actually two stories. one of course the death of the woman here at the walgreen's on 3rd avenue in san mateo. the other is the suspect charged with driving under the influence of drugs. with medical marijuana here and the possibility of legalized marijuana down the road it's it is a whole new day for prosecutors. >> i thought nina was an amazing vibrant person. >> reporter: she's speaking of nina faulk, fatally injured in this walgreen's parking lot friday afternoon when a woman backed over her with her minivan. she remembers faulk from when they were neighbors. >> she spoke four longs. she traveled the world. she was in her 80s and she was still doing yoga. >> reporter: clearly this is a tragedy. what's not clear is what to do with drivers under the influence of drugs, a problem increasing in the state. traffic deaths in california were down nearly 40% between 2006 and 2010 but the number of drugged drivers is increasing and 1/3 of all drivers killed after 2011 tested posi

and he handed a barrel to terry. when he handed it to him, i heard [ bleep ]. come down with a knife, hit him. >> that was the handle? >> that was the handle. still got a burn mark on it. it just got bladed out of the metal fab. somebody laid it out. >> came out of the laundry, that's what you said? >> yes. >> just on the barrel. >> all he had to do was open the barrel and find a wet rag inside. >> we got a motive, tennis shoes. >> they worked on the laundry crew together. >> we're going to lockdown. i'm irritated with the stabs. we're having too many. we're having four stabbings a year. it's july, we've already had four stabbings. and we seem to be increasing. for whatever reason. we shouldn't be increasing. we're just trying to check. we'll go back in and check, see what we can find out information wise. >> why does the whole prison have to be on lockdown? >> because that's what i want. that's what i feel like is best right now. they got to understand i'm not going to tolerate it. another day in the penitentiary. >> less than 24 hours after the stabbing, the

give terry a big round of applause. >> and here is mr.ma praising bean at a 2009 event for the human rights campaign, the politically influential gay rights group he co-founded. >> to my supporter terry bean, co-founder of hrc -- >> now police say bean, who is 66, has been arrested in oregon, charged with sodomy and sex abuse of an underage boy reportedly a 15-year-old. also arrested on the same charges, 25-year-old kyle lawson, identified in news reports as bean's former boyfriend. in a statement, bean's lawyer says, over the course of several months in 2013 and 2014, terry was the victim of an extortion ring led by several men known to law enforcement. this arrest is connected to the ongoing investigation of that case in which mr. bean has fully cooperated. no allegations against terry bean should be taken at face value. we look forward to the opportunity to clear his name. l lawson's former attorney said he stumbled upon a camera bean used to secretly record sexual encounters with him and other men, too screen shots and hoped to secure

live in berkeley, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> yes, they will. thank you, terry. that soda tax and other races are expected to be tight. voter turnout, though, expected to be low. most estimate around 46% for the bay area. back in june only 25% of voters statewide turned out for the primary, which is the lowest on record. and you can expect empty polling places as well. most people voted by mail. you can go to nbc bay area.com for the latest election results tomorrow night. once the polls close. of course we'll also have updates beginning at 8:00 and then complete coverage for you at 11:00. >>> the invisible people living in our community. desperate people fleeing desperate circumstances. i'm investigative reporter stephen stock. tonight, we take you behind the scenes and undercover to see exactly what's really going on in america's immigration crisis. >>> also ahead, a lot of us work odd hours around the silicon valley, and now we're learning how it impacts our brains. >>> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. temperatures are dropping and fast. right

is terry jeffrey, who to take your calls in question. joe from indiana on the republican line, go ahead. previous here was a color that suggested that a solution to our problems in iraq is that we should reinstall another saddam hussein. bush that what george w. tried to do? >> going back to our original question. you can expand on that as you wish. president obama did not try to reinstall saddam hussein. america had a mission to end tyranny in the world, and part of that was trying to establish a representative government in iraq. i think that was naïve. before we invaded iraq there needed to be more pretentious thought about to ctly how we were going end the war, and how we're going to make iraq stable again. about a country was majority shia -- and that was going to be difficult to put that together, let alone that emerge ments like isis. so i think that president bush's policy was unwise. i also think that president obama's policy was unwise. december 2011, he went and said all the are taking troops out, but we are leaving a stable a

but when i look at us, i see terry holding a desk over his head. nine-nine!] any questions? can i bring a weapon with me? unfortunately, no. fine, then i'll just bring this fancy pen. jake, should i pass out my homemade protein bars now? i'm calling them charles-lumps. fair warning, i did not nail the consistency. they're very, very wet. yuck. no thanks. yuck. no thanks. the name of your sex tape. uh, this year, are we shirts or skins? shirts, everyone in shirts. both teams have uniforms. told you, hitchcock. well, i'm prepared either way. all right, before we head out, i'd like to hand the floor over to captain holt, who has prepared a little speech. the goal is to score more touchdowns than your opponents. dismissed. better than braveheart! [upbeat music] [laughing] well, peralta, i'm surprised to see you here. so do you want to play some football, or should we just fast-forward to terry's touchdown dances? your secret weapon. well, turns out we have a secret weapon of our own. i don't see anything. is your secret weapon the void of space? he must have wand

electronics editor terry sullivan is joining us.ng the kids to move and think and get off of the computer and the ipad, that's a great thing. >> it's a challenge but these toys are between $100. it's more of an interactive educational way of working with toys but with a tech twist. >> so what was the billing attraction? >> again, as you mentioned, these sort of take it into the real world. there's a lot of different sort of activities and as activities trackers, for instance, big with adults and so forth, leap frog has the leap band which is an activity tracker. for kids it suggests walk like a penguin and fun little -- >> that's good. >> but it also has activity where it works with your smartphone or apple or android. so there's this ability to expand on the activity factor. >> i like it. what else do you have? >> this is $100. for kids, if you like motorized cars and so forth, this allows you to hook up from your iphone and so basically i won't move it around because it will -- i'll drive it off but it moves backwards and forwards

terri, the sister, is very happy ken is coming back.y for them. >> i know you had worked with many, many others on focusing attention on this through the campaign, et cetera. how surprised are you this has happened? >> i'm not that surprised. i'm really not. i personally -- and i've spoken about this before. i had dinner with the ambassador from north korea a week ago here in new york. i speak to them every day. i've been to the mission three or four times. i have had meetings. >> did you have indications this might be close? >> i got indications it was close, yes. and i told the family that, as well. >> like what? >> it's pretty big, right? so my last dinner -- so last week, they were telling me like, just be patient. be patient. and that was the first time they had done that. >> and they hadn't said that before. >> not only hadn't they said that before. it was the first time they had actually called me for dinner. and we had had three previous to that. >>

>> i certainly am, terry. >> all right, then let's play millionaire.ere is your next question. not just terms for mathematicians, "sphere," "cylinder," and "axis" are also measurements seen on prescriptions given by what doctors? you seen any of those doctors lately? >> yeah, actually, i have. >> [laughs] >> all but one, and i'll--i'll leave you to guess which one i haven't seen. i'm fairly certain it's not psychiatrists, and my dentist doesn't even really give prescriptions. never been to a cardiologist, so... but i'm not--i'm not thinking it's that. but, you know, optometrists, the prescription is the--for the glass lenses, and i know that when they take the measurements and everything, you know, they have the center of your eye and the different curvature of the lens. i'm gonna say a, optometrists, final answer. >> will. you did it, bro. you got it! >> all right! >> give him some money. $500. >> i'll take it. >> $500 for will fulton. [horn blares] that's our time for today. we will see you next time on millionaire. will's got all his lifelines, and

live in san francisco, terry mcsweeney. thank you, terry. to put it in perspective. the 1,770 feet tall. tallest building in the bay area. the transamerica pyramid, it is half. height at 153. the transamerica building is the tallest building in the u.s. >> the e-mails show that he went beyond. straight out asking for money for favors. >> the story about a secret e-mail. power brokers and your power bill. coming up to night we investigate details of a private dinner between pg & e, and the state's top powerbroker. >> you people make me sick! >> then a controversial idea that has a small town what's their secret. what makes the oldest people in the world live as long as they do? researchers spent years trying to find out. now released thereby findings. good evening, i'm amy jeff ra year knee. also interstate 280. see moderate areas developing. -- i'm jeff ranieri. also interstate 280. see moderate areas developing. tracking this weather. we'll let you know about. >>> well, he is one of the most powerful people deciding how much you pay pg & e. tonight there is more tro

terry mcsweeney joins us from san jose. terry, anissue for a lot of people? >> reporter: people at san jose city hall were cheering, hugging. the emotional high point came when vice mayor, madison winn, choking back tears talked about her family's housing struggle growing up. >> i know where i came here. i wanted to do what's right for thou sand of families that need an affordable home so they can call san jose their home. >> vote 7-3 to approve a $17 per square foot impact fee on new rental housing starting in 2016 to pay for future housing for low income residents. opponents say a rental housing killer by discouraging contractors from building rentals. the mayor says only approval by the taxpayers. >> it looks like a tax. quacking look a tax. >> the councilman feels the council ha not done enough for low encome housing. >> i think we should be including in this. tried to bring it to rules to add some sort of rent control policy to this city. builders are expected to challenge the fee. first not built until 2019. downtown luxury apartments are except for fiv

. >> terry and her husband don are devout catholics confronting an uncertain future. has liver disease and is waiting for a transplant. >> they tell me after i get the liver, i'll be back to what i normally would be. >> really? that would be wonderful. >> oh, that would be great. >> have you been anointed before? >> no. >> well, it's a special grace. >> the anointing of the sick. it's a ritual of prayer and healing and something only a priest can offer. >> lord, we have gathered here in your name, and we ask you to be among us, to watch over our sister terry through this anointing. may the lord help you through his grace of the holy spirit. look with compassion upon your servant terry whom we've anointed in your name for the healing of hur body and spirit and we ask this in name of christ our lord. >> oh, thank you so much. i am so blessed. these are tears of joy. >> what does it mean to you to have father gary visit you today? >> it makes me feel that god is right here. >> right here in this hospital room. >> you've been part of the church for a long time. what's it

[cheers and applause] i'm terry crews.millionaire! [cheers and applause] our returning contestant has had to overcome personal obstacles just to have the confidence to stand in front of so many people today. i have a feeling it'll all pay off. from roy, utah, let's give the warmest welcome to john busch! [cheers and applause] [laughter] come here. ahh. >> hi, terry. >> man. welcome back. >> thank you. >> you are doing so well. what are some of these personal obstacles you had to overcome? >> terry, i have something called tourette's syndrome, which is something that i've had since a kid. and anybody that doesn't know what that is, it's a neurological disorder that causes you to have very hard to control motor tics and motor habits. so when i was a kid, it was biting my cheek until it got real sore, opening my mouth until the corners of my mouth would start to rip, just painful things. but it got harder in high school when it actually became a verbal thing, and it was a high-pitched squeak that i would have to do

and terry mcsweeney joins us. terry? >> reporter: yeah, it was -- the victim's family members left the scene too upset to tell us about the 74-year-old victim. police piecing the exact sequence together. >> pedestrian crossing in the cross walk. we don't know if it was red or had the light. >> a man northbound on king came to the intersection at barberry, struck the woman and stopped. >> he did. said he had chest pain, following the accident. upon arrival the officers. he was transported to the hospital. >> reporter: police investigators accompanied him to the hospital. >> he is a rested for dui. >> reporter: the intersection was strewn with clothes from the laundry basket. on a normal day not hard to find speeding drivers on king road. >> sometimes, cars pass by fast. when it is still orange. so they go by fast. and, me we are like, you know, they passed the light, orange. already going to be on red. >> tragedy. >> this man lives a few block away from the crash site. while his heart goes out to the family of the decease

flags, american nags that were burned as well as damage to some of the monuments in the sem terry and other grave markers. >> charred remain from the vandalism tour at the heart strings of patrick jones a vietnam war vet. his parents and several relatives are buried at rosdale memorial cemetery but their graves were left untouched. >> i'm happy to hear hear they got someone. >> 2984 old anthony davis is now behind bars. >> i'm glad this happened on veterans day that we were able to make a closure an individual burning american flags. an individual that was disgracing feet veteran cemeteries. >> flags have been replaced. grave markers restored. patrick says now his loved ones can rest in peace. >> there's people buried there especially the veterans that you know sacrificed a lot over the years probably carried nightmares with them and, you know, to have that happen it's unreal. >> bensalem police were able to link this suspect to the crime

. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. she captured the hearts of animal lovers. kabibi was one of few gorillas born in captivity and now the san francisco zoo is moirning her death. christie smith live at the zoo, and you just talked to some people who were at the zoo. >> reporter: yeah, they were stunned and saddened to get the news. but as you said, the san francisco zoo is in mourning tonight after a tragic accident. they did release a statement saying that zoo staff was carrying out their standard routine. this actually happened on friday night when they move animals into their night quarters. that's when they say a female lowland western gorilla named kabibe unexpectedly dashed under a hydraulic door that was closing at the time. they say this is particularly tough for the primate staff who provided round-the-clock care until she was six months old. she was born july of last year and the public actually helped name her.

[cheers and applause] >> i'm ready, terry. >> [laughs] >> i'm ready, terry. >> how you doing?, your first word was volkswagen? >> it was. >> you love cars. >> i love cars. >> what is your love affair with cars like? >> i don't know. i love everything about them. from the time i was a little kid, the sounds, the smells, the engine noise. i love antique cars. i love classic cars. i love future cars. just everything about cars. >> and how old is the car you're driving now? >> uh, 18 years old. >> wow. >> and it's a very nice car, but i'd like a new nice car. >> you have a classic car. >> i do have a classic car. >> what's your dream car? >> i want a jag. >> oh, yeah. ooh, that's what i'm talking-- with $1 million, i could see you sitting right in it.

live at the stanford shopping center, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, terry. >>> new video tonight. an afternoon family hike turns into a terrifying child rescue. a family was visiting bodega head state park when their 4-year-old son fell down a cliff. look at this. the mom called 911, then within minutes these rescuers were there. racing against the sun. two of them rappelled more than 200 feet down the cliff so they could bring the boy up in that basket. a team of firefighters then lifted him to safety and carried him off. officials say the boy suffered traumatic injuries but he was alert and conscious that whole time. tonight we don't have any word on his condition. >>> students at lincoln high tonight are dealing with a painful loss after hearing that a beloved classmate was killed in a plane crash over the weekend. kylie vaca was a fun loving basketball player who always made her teammates smile. more on vacca and how her friends will remember the high school senior. >> at lincoln high school today classmates and coaches remembering a senior who lifted everyone e

terry moran, abc news, london. >> terry, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. becking for your money. the families asking for your help. the pregnant mother with her young son. but what did the cameras capture afterward? the mercedes she appears to leave in? the confrontation tonight. >>> also the new study coming in, looking at the most popular diets. what we've learned. >>> and, no way out tonight. it's supposed to be fun. america's corn mazes all over this country. but this evening, you will hear the 911 calls from inside this maze. the families trapped. when fun turns to fear. how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to like, pull it a little further got me to 70 years old i'm going to have to rethink this thing it's hard to imagine how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 30 years or more. so maybe we need to approach things differently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ what if one push up could

christie paid tribute to veterans at the brigadier general will psalm c doyle veterans memorial sem terry today. the states veteran cemetery is being upgraded thanks to $17.5 million in federal grants. some will go towards preparing space for new burial plots. >> the first commitment of this administration is in assisting and supporting our brave and courageous military members our veterans who have served and their families. >> another part of the upgrade project calls forehead stones to be reset and for new burial facilities that are already under construction. >>> philadelphia and bill cosby helped celebrate the 88th anniversary of the all wars memorial to colored soldiers and sailors this veterans day. this was originally erected in a secluded part of far mount park back in 1934. 20 years ago, it moved to logan square for all to see. this memorial honors the date african-americans were recognized for their service and the date they were celebrated for it. >> with the president in china vice-president joe biden led the veterans day ceremony at arlington national system terry. biden lai

colma police say the attacker is 27-year-old terry elsey.ictim natalie richardson told us that the woman followed her out there after the two argued in the checkout line. natalie had asked her to quiet down her child who was throwing a fit. >> she came to the side of me and told me to the to tell her child what to do and i said i didn't tell her what to do i asked her to calm down her child. >> natalie admits that she also told the woman to go to hell. the punches knocked three of her teeth loose. terry is facing felony battery charges. >>> aaa jump-started the holiday giving season in san francisco. one of its trucks pulled up at glide with dozens of donated turkeys in tow. glide says it's a great start but they need at least 1500 turkeys to get through the holiday. they are also looking for hundreds of happens and 500 volunteers to help prepare and serve all that food. >> we want the whole bay area to pitch in and say we are ready and we are going to show that you we're ready by stepping up and stepping in and helping the people who are re

. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. students at uc berkeley are mourning the loss of a talented young student. zack rack bradley was just 20 years old. he died after a fall at a concert in oakland halloween night. christie smith is live on campus. what are the studenting saying about all this? >> reporter: as you can imagine, students are stunned and saddened by this. they say a lot of cal students went to that concert and seemed to have a good time on halloween night. now they're struggling to understand how a young man with such a bright future is gone. friends describe zachary bradley as nice, fun, and intelligent. his facebook page shows a smiling uc berkeley student from arizona. on halloween night, the 20-year-old attended a concert at oracle arena in oakland. >> there were a lot of cal students. >> reporter: hanna did not know him, but went to the concert too. a you tuberculosis video. she and her friend were leaving when they noticed something unusual. >> we were like trying to find the driver, basically. we wer

and, terry, you get to go first. let's go to memoriam for $200.at 85. jared. who is shirley temple? yes. let's try fiction-ale for $600. julia. what is "the lord of the rings"? yes. stuff for $200.

terry chung thanks president obama. press conference announcing loretta lynch as attorney general he spoke about this issue of the two detainees being released saying it's a wonderful day for them and their families we're very grateful for their safe return. and i appreciate director clapper doing a great job on what was obviously a difficult mission. james clapper went on a secret mission and was able to negotiate a release of kenneth bae, as well as matthew miller also released after his detention in north korea. this has been a fox news alert i'm patty ann brown, now let's go back to "justice with judge janine". ea that are doing cyber warfare conception chully. we don't understand it like conventional warfare. we have a lot of catching up to do and educating as your guest was say, both in the government and the private sector. >> and ambassador, if we had known about this since 2011 and it appears that this is just coming out now, wouldn't the government have been trying to eliminate this malware? >> well, i think w

let's hear more from that interview with macy's ceo terry lundgren. tom keene asked him about the herald square renovation here in new york. you just heard julie hyman say 15,000 people have gone into it already. hear how he says it is paying off. >> this store is all things to all people. that is what we wanted to make sure of. you can get a $9.99 toaster and a $2000 louis vuitton handbag. it needs to cater to everyone and that was the renovation -- that is what that was all about. >> i am out of reach out questions. i had to bring in somebody smart and expensed. here is gilbert harrison. sellingme about what is . is a barrel getting stronger with so much more money in consumers' pockets? apparelest thing about last night and this morning was active apparel. anything active is selling like crazy -- men's, women's, and children, and also functional active apparel -- spectator. you might look active come but you are not out there doing exercises. secondly, it is clearly outerwear. it is an outerwear season for the code climate stores. -- cold climate s

terry called it moral injury, the signature wound of a veteran. i would say it's a significant you -- signature wound of a war veteran. if we combine ptsd and tbi and moral injury, it's that many of our troops are going to be compromised. it's critical that we keep a high awareness so that members of this group aren't lost to homelessness, that members of this group can work. just so something that we are watching out for and we believe everyone needs to watch out for. to go on, there are all sorts of disabling conditions that can affect the veterans, there is gulf war syndrome that includes symptoms of fatigue, cognitive issues, gastrointestinal problems and neurological issues. estimates are 25 percent that gulf war vets have some form of gulf war syndrome and this translates to 850 san francisco residents. i don't know if anyone has ever witnessed having a severe lung reaction where they can't breathe. we've had that happen at our site. it's very scary to see but you can imagine how scary it is for the veteran experiencing it. one of the possib

i'm terry crews, and i'm ready to start handing out the cash right here on millionaire.e months, today's first contestant honed his trivia skills by hosting trivia night on a cruise ship. let's hope he's as good on land as he is at sea. from arlington, texas, please welcome pearson browne. [cheers and applause] >> how you doing, pearson? >> it's you. it's really you. >> it's really me. >> it's really you. >> you didn't believe it would be me, huh? >> i didn't think--i thought they would have an impersonator or something. >> oh, no, or a card-- or a robot. hello, how are you. good to see you. ah--oh, you do that good. >> no, no, that's your game. >> now, spending all that time on a cruise ship, at sea, working trivia, do you believe that's gonna make you great at this game? >> i believe it'll help. i do, i do. i think it's--yeah, it's good practice. i didn't, you know--i didn't ever think i'd actually make it all the way here. >> yes. >> but i'm excited. >> so you were the guy who did all the entertainment and trivia and ran games with all the guests on the ship? >> absol

>> terry moran tonight.erry, thank you. >>> and back here at home this evening and to a breaking headline tonight after that deadly mine disaster in west virginia. you'll remember 29 people were killed when the upper big branch mine exploded in 2010. america's worst mining disaster in decades. well tonight, the man who oversaw the mine, former ceo don blankenship, has been indicted for federal safety violations. related to the blast. in a recent interview with our own brian ross, he denied allegations of trying to cover up problems at the mine. >> sir -- don't touch my camera. >> there was this moment. abc news catching up with him in 2008 when he tried to take our cameras. as we attempted to question him. he now faces up to 31 years in prison if convicted. >>> now, to washington state this evening and a chilling new 911 tape, revealing something we had not heard. you'll remember that popular football player, walking into his high school cafeteria with a gun. he was the homecoming prince who texted his frien

but i think it's great. >> i watched terry light up. >> yeah. >> when you prayed with her.ow did that make you feel? >> to see the light in that woman's eyes as i was praying with her, just so encouraging to know that god touched that person through what i did, just the joy of being a priest. that's the good reason we get up in the morning. >> it has been an honor. >> yes. >> father gary, despite his baby face, carried with him this composure and this maturity and this warmth and compassion and i got it. i got the reason why someone could feel that call. i can't imagine there's a better feeling than what it felt like to bring just that moment of calmness and peace. it was beautiful. like his brother gary, father todd helps manage his own perish. though every morning starts the same, each day brings something new. a funeral, a wedding, a visit with someone in need. father todd lives in the church rectory rent free and earns a yearly salary of $30,000 from perish donations. it's not much money but there is little time for play whether you're doing god's work. i've seen one br