hurricane vance now tropical storm vance, it will come onshore as a tropical depression tomorrow. deep moisture with this. three to four inches in south texas, locally over seven. likely see some flooding here. could use the rain, just don't want it all at once. slide it north and east on thursday, a couple of inches possible from jersey upstate new york. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> and now to hawaii and that 2,000-degree lava showing down this evening. president obama declaring it a disaster. those with respiratory issues told to stay indoors. and look at this. the lava burning through everything in its path, stopping short of this gravestone. the family calling it a miracle. sacred ground spared there. >>> we're going to turn now to ford, issuing a flurry of recalls today. more than 200,000 vehicles. a range of possible defects. leaky fuel lines, stalled engines, airbags that don't deploy. and it comes amid another headline here that we've been following. faulty ignition switches. nearly half of those cars, still not fixed. families still waiting. automakers now saying those d

hurricane vance, now tropical storm vance, it will come onshore as a tropical depression. deep moisture across south texas. we'll like little see some flooding here. could use the rain, just don't want it all at once. slide it north and east on thursday, a couple of inches possible from jersey upstate new york and western parts. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> now to formed, issuing a flurry of recalls today. more than 200,000 vehicles, a range of possible deflects, leaky fuel lines, stalled engines, airbags that don't deploy. it comes amid those faulty ignition switches we've been following here. nearly half of those cars still not fixed. and auto makers saying those drivers should be doing one thing on their own. taking tall other keels off your keychair? here's abc's david kerley tonight. >> reporter: tonight's ford recall pushes the record higher. this is the year of the most auto recalls ever. just gm alone has recalled 26 million cars this year. it only sold 14 million cars in the past five years. and many cars are still carrying defe defects. the gm ignition switch, w

it is hurricane vance coming toward mexico. that moisture coming into our region the next few days, too. you made hurricane -- 100-mile-an-hour status, my friend. congratulations on that. this rain, however, is going to be drying as it makes our way. as it does so, that means tomorrow on the dry side. so wednesday, 7:00 a.m. here comes that rain, and notice most of it is gone now, just a cloud cover remains on your wednesday. during the afternoon, we're still on the dry side. maybe a few hours towards luray and harrisonburg and stanton, but that is it. mild day tomorrow, but with cloud cover temperatures getting on the cooler side. but still quite nice. thursday morning, the rain really moves in. and i think thursday you will need the umbrella throughout mo of the day. especially the early portion of the day right on through around 1:00, 2:00. some areas could pick up upwards of a tenth, maybe quarter inch. some locations a half inch. but behind this, it gets rather breezy. thursday still mild. but then the colder air starts to

he was also overseeing the chapel in vance.er products, ceramics for clients in the united states. it's notli a nine of weakness bt of incredible exuberance. he was not going to give up. he worked day and night. >> rose: this is from 37 to 38 and you can see the beginnings. >> it really is the beginnings and it's before matisse realizes he's invented a new form. it's a time when using cut paper was what we've been talking about as an expedient. it was something that made his life a little bit easier. we think about painting being a very labor intensive act. if you paint and you scrape off the paint and paint again and scrape again. somaities would often use cut paper to compose his forms and to try out colors. so this is right at the beginning of the exhibition. the first thing you see in fact. in addition to see the use of cut paper early on before matisse realizes he's invented something. it also has a great materiality and a sculptural quality. and you see all of the elements. the painted paper and also the tacks or later pi

good evening, i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler. in both cases, it took the school weeks to notify parents. jackie bensen is at roberto clemente in germantown. >> reporter: the substitute teacher was fired. the allegations of how it happened and how it was handled is disturbing. they say an error was made of not informing parents sooner about a students complaint she was inappropriately touched by a substitute teacher. it was recorded on september 30th. they tell news 4, we should have informed the community earlier about the arrest, but we made a mistake and did not. we will review the procedures to make sure this doesn't happen again. the principal apologized in a letter to parents. the parents of the student were notified and the teacher identified in court. 50 year-old jose was released on bond. are you mr. peneta. we heard about your arrest. do you have any comments on that? >> no. >> reporter: sources tell news 4 after the student left the classroom to tell administrators, she was sent back to the same classroom. the school sy

and moisture from vance, moving into mexico here today. into thursday, then, this rain heads towards the east coast. watch the i-95 corridor, new york city, to new england overnight. back to you. >>> still ahead, get your tickets out, someone just won $300 million. >>> and an update on a story we have been telling you about. and the chilling kidnapping case caught on camera. why police to want talk to this man 70 miles away from the crime. >>> this morning, the fire ball. what we know what was streaking what we saw across the sky. >>> recapping the big election headline this morning, the republicans have prevailed. seizing control of the senate, dealing a punishing blow to democrats and president obama. new this morning, severe turbulence on a u.s.-bound air france jet it was forced to return to paris. the a-380 superjumbo jet was headed to new york when it encountered severe weather after takeoff. four crew members had concuss n concussio concussions. no passengers were hurt. >>> ringling brothers being fined for an accident. they were at

. >>> i'm jim vance.the virginia senate race, we have more at the gillespie camp. >> there's a lot of positive energy from here in virginia. they're getting more hopeful now you that their candidate, gillespie will come out on top and take warner's seat in the commonwealth. we're watching it. we can tell you, gillespie is in the building. >>> in the maryland governor's race, larry hogan, the republican, is leading anthony brown, the lieutenant governor. a lot of votes sti >>> they're hungry for new leadership. they want a reason to be hopeful. above all, they want some reassurance that people who run the government are actually on their side. >> that is mitch mcconnell, who tonight has been returned to the u.s. senate by the people of kentucky. unclear, of course, the republicans what percentage of the senate they will occupy. will he be re-elected as their leader. we are happy to be joined by the other senator from kentucky, the other republican senator, and that is rand paul. senator, thank you very mu

jim vance put it very well. he had an incredible impact on the city. >> we'll continue following the death and the impact of former d.c. mayor marion barry. our live team coverage all morning long. morning long. >> don't forget you can go to good morning, usher. hey. did you know bees communicate through dance? me, too, we're practically twins! get a free exclusive usher song in specially marked honeynut cheerios boxes. only at walmart. >>> continuing our coverage of the death of former d.c. mayor marion barry. mayor your vincent gray saying he loved the district of columbia and so many washingtonians loved him. more reactions continue to come in. >>> joining us now to give us more insight is jack evans, a council member from ward 2. jack, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> glad to be here. thank you so much. >> we just want right off the bat to get your initial thoughts on the passing of marion barry. a politician who is really considered one of the most influential and savvy that washington has

tropical storm vance, wind gusts sustained at 60, gusts to 75. it's weakening but it will continue to move north-northeast and right now, vance has his eyes on or eye on mazatlan. if you are traveling there, expect heavy rain, flash flooding and mudslides possible going into tomorrow and it will weaken to a depression wednesday. tomorrow morning, low 40s to mid 50s. crystal clear conditions but you know you are going to need a jacket or coat when you head out the door for the afternoon. those temperatures are coming up. san jose, you will come up a good ten degrees. 69 today, 79 tomorrow. 80 in cupertino. on the peninsula, redwood city, 80 degrees. 72 in half moon bay. downtown san francisco, 74 degrees. really sunny side up. sunset district, 71. in the north bay, low 80s for santa rosa, napa, san rafael. east bay communities, mid 70s around berkeley. 77, oakland. 79 fremont. inland spots, you will be running higher than where you should be for this time of year. mild, sunny, 80 degrees in livermore. i would even call it warm. 78 in concord. accu

this tapping into moisture from vance which is moving into mexico here today. into thursday, then, this rain heads towards the east coast. watch the i-95 corridor, soaking rain spreading north from new york city to new england into the overnight hours. back to you. >>> still ahead, get your tickets out, someone just won $300 million. >>> also this morning, an update on a story we have been telling you about. police now releasing new details in the chilling kidnapping case caught on camera. why police want to talk to this man spotted some 70 miles away from the crime. >>> and the truth behind the fire ball this morning. what we know what was streaking what we saw across the sky. (tiffany) ask yourself what your children or cigarettes. for as long as i can remember, my mother smoked. she died from lung cancer when i was 16. i could not take the chance of continuing smoking and not being here for my daughter. i know how much i needed my mom still, and i didn't realize it until i had lost her. you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. when i have an asthma

tropical storm vance is weakening in the pacific but still packing a strong punch. it's picking up tropical moisture and tracking northeast toward mexico and eventually texas. it's expected to dump up to a foot of rain in its path. officials in austin are getting the emergency operations center ready. they are monitoring the radar and the roads. >>> now here's a look at the rest of the nation's weather. that band of heavy rain covering much of texas extends up through south and the ohio valley into the northeast. showers also over the upper midwest and great lakes as well as the pacific northwest. dry and breezy for most of the west and santa ana winds raising a fire danger for parts of california. >>> temperatures a bit milder. most areas will be in the 60s. 70s in the south. 80s in the southwest. >>> one more halloween trick and treat i'm told this is from the l.a. zoo. >> the first baby hippopotamus in 26 years born on halloween. it was also a bit of a trick. mama hippo was on birth control. >> the 10-year-old mara has been mating with 3-year-old adama who arrive

the slavs in present day russia are more much vanced because it was about how did they address, speak, how sophis -- sophis indicated was their army. the word slave comes from slavs because the first slaves were slavs grabbed by the greeks. you look at people under 30. people that grew up in desegregated schools or intergrated schools testing shows they are the least racist generation ever because they were not taught to think that way. right. i am going to be turning 50 soon. so i was one of it last generations for a member of times with whites-only water fountai fountains. my memories are few and don't but you know i am past midlife. so, we have a way to go. a ways to go. i think theres

>> we have been moving parts in l,vance of the paint remova and we are getting started removing the lead-based paint shortly. the windows have not been .emoved else?body >> [indiscernible] >> did we have to change the lights of the dome? >> we did not change the exterior lights. lightsre 750 led attached to the scaffolding and this is what allows the workers .o see at night >> [indiscernible] >> there are several cast-iron domes in the country. cast-ironworked on domes and besides as well. it is not new work. >> the columns are cast-iron and they are hollow. ok, thank you, everybody. you guys are fantastic. way to go. thank you, guys. appreciate it. you. [indiscernible] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> passing a budget, responding to questions, and considering the president's immigration action. these are just some of the issues facing congress when it returns on monday. congress returns on monday, for the finish of the 113 congress. of's talk about the deadline december 11 to get that bu

we do have hurricane vance to tell you about on the other side of the pacific ocean. couple months ago, we had major impacts down here. this particular storm, category 2. only the x letter, y and z letters remain for this portion of the world. so vance being the 20th storm of the season. rainfall being the main threat with this storm system. that's the latest. we'll be right back. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know you that former pro football player ickey woods will celebrate almost anything? unh-uh. number 44... whoooo! forty-four, that's me! get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts! whooo! gimme some! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. whoo! forty-four ladies, that's me! whoo...gonna get some cold cuts today! the pain felt like my feet were on fire.e pain. i had these very burning, needle-like sensations. i knew i needed to see a doctor. my doctor said, "let's try lyrica." lyrica has helped relieve my pain. it's known that diabetes damag

authorities are investigating two double murders in south suburban ford heights. 19-year-old cyrus vance and 17- year-old ephram jones were found dead inside of a van in the 15-hundred block of park lane early sunday morning. just a few blocks away... 38- year-old mchezo mcmillian and 21-year-old ashley hudson were found dead inside a home in the 14-hundred block of regent late friday afternoon. >> this sunday that has been going on. which those people who did it would turn it in. >> we're working the case. we have a lot of different leads. to >>authorities suspect both crimes are gang and drug related. >>a man has been released without charges after being questioned in connection with the beating of an off-duty chicago police sergeant. brian williams turned himself into police on saturday. he was attending a wedding at city hall on thursday, when he and some friends came across the sergeant in a parking garage. he claims the sergeant used a racial slur, which angered his friend ... who then attacked the sergeant. williams says he never identified himself as an officer. the sergeant suff

tropical storm vance is weakening in the pacific but it is still a strong storm.expecting to dump up to a foot of rain in its path. officials in austin are readying the emergency operations center, monitoring the radar and the roads. accuweather's jim dickey has the latest. hello to you, jim. >> good morning. it's been an active hurricane season for mexico and now another storm system moving in here today. vance has weakened but will bring heavy rainfall, some flooding as it moves onshore here today into thursday. and then moisture from vance will be lifted on into texas. we're already seeing heavy rainfall. heavy rain spreading towards houston, towards galveston through the day. watch out for flooding here. reena and t.j., back to you. >> jim dickey, thank you. >>> a major break in the case of a philadelphia woman violently kidnapped as she walked home. police have released new security video. you are seeing it here. that's the man they believe had just used the victim's bank card. they say the store is located just off a highway exit for aberdeen, maryland, abou

>> reporte yeah, vance.s because takata's recall was initially proposed only for regions where it's hot and humid. but just this week, the national highway traff safety administ demand for a nationwi recall of those takata air bags. expanding beyd just the hot and humid regions. today on the hill, takata did express remorse, saying it is deeply sorry, but did not agree to expand the recall. the potential defects have been linked to at least four deaths, and dozens of injuries, includg the death of charlene, kim's sister, who you heard from earlier. charlene was a passenger in a subaru, and suffered a traumatic >> the doctors kept asking us, what had hit her in the head. something had to have hit her hard enough to cause such significt damage. >> it's not only kim and her family that have never waived wavered in th belief that that air bag caused her sister's death. but all of the physical evidence and indeed the police report at the ti to the air bag as the cause of that death. >> reporte takata has vowed to

. >> lieutenant vance, the d-board chairman, has a tendency to have an attitude of don't know, don't care, when it comes to your personal problems. all he really wants to address is what's in the write-up. >> ziggy faces several potential penalties for attempting to alter his drug screen, including time in the hole, a loss of his prison job, and even a judgment that can make his whole plan backfire, a transfer to another prison. >> that's one punishment i really don't look forward to is being transferred somewhere else. >> ziggy's reluctance to leave prison became all the more puzzling when we learned some of what he'd endured during his 30 plus years of incarceration. >> i was not born gay and every relationship i've had has been a forced type, a, well, this is what i have to do type of thing, but i didn't enjoy it. as a younger prisoner, i would be made fun of quite a lot, because the lord gave me a big butt. well, i decided to turn it around, and so i would say to them, say, i got a nice one, ain't i? wow. and it became a defense mechanism, because in prison in this environment es

>> here's its thing, vance. knows lebron james better than any other player in the nba, probably. now that he's back in cleveland, the rivalry has been renewed between these two teams. lebron tweeted this a few moments ago. he said other than playing at quicken loans arena, not many other arenas he would rather play in front of on a friday night than d.c. now that lebron is back with cleveland, he's bringing back a lot of memories for wizards fans starting tonight. it was a fierce rivalry for these teams, meaning the playoffs for three straight years. back in 2006, '07 and '08. the cavs came out on top each and every time. and the wiz, they went to the playoffs last year. it was the first time they were back in the postseason since being knocked out by cleveland. john wall was in high school in those years. but he remembers the intensity of those ball games. >> you get to the playoffs and you play a big rivalry like they did for a couple years, that's when that rivalry started. yeah, i watched those games. it wa

>> no, nothing like that vance. but we have colder air that moves in across the region. we are in for a very chilly night tonight. take a look at the temperatures. our average high temperature is 59 degrees. these were the highs today. 44 in d.c. 37, luray. 40 in martinsburg. 40 hargs town. 41 in dulles airport. that is 15 degrees below average, the actual or average temperature for christmas still well over a month away. and i mentioned to you the colder air. this is what's happening. most of the entire -- most of the country now under the cold air, from denver all the way to chicago. that cold air will continue to move in. and i think next week it gets even colder. we see an area of low pressure move through. that will sweep in even colder air. temperatures could be about 10 degrees colder than they were today. we've got big-time numbers to talk about. i'll mention those to you in a little bit. you just mentioned cleveland, ohio. yesterday we went to denver. 14 below to start day. today we go to cleveland. lake-effect snows. our sister station in cleveland has more. >>

>> not too good, vance. robert griffin iii did not perform well yesterday in san francisco.l he start this sunday against the colts? as head coach jay gruden has the answer, coming up. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] follow your joy to a celebration like no other. start your new orleans holiday at followyournola.com. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk, brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> jason, i've got to tell you something. i've never seen in 45 years in this town -- i was in home depot during a game. it was loaded with guys, and women, who had given up. >> you used to be able to plan your errands around -- >> anything you want at home tea party owe during the game. between 4:00 and whatever. they were giving up. this is a bad situation. >> reporter: you can't blame them after that performance you saw from robert griffin iii. he was not very good in san francisco yesterday. today, though, his head coach did give a conference call to the media and i want to share some important notes from that conference call. when it comes to robert griffin iii, grude

. >> all right, vance. i'm reading over new information we're getting from the school system in woodbridge about schools being placed on lockdown. a picture of the investigation scene happening. what we understand at this point is that a 16-year-old male has been found shot to death off oak wood drive near woodbridge high school, not necessarily on the high school property, although the scene you see here live from chopper 4 is the police that have gathered and it looks like they're in the parking lot at woodbridge high school as they begin this investigation. this is right off old bridge road in the lake ridge area there in woodbridge. as we understand from the school system, the woodbridge high school, as well as lake ridge middle school and old bridge and elementary schools are in a secure the building mode right now because of the police activity. it's a precautionary action. all the students and staff are safe, building entry being restricted now. parents, and this is something to note for parents who

let's talk about hurricane vance into central america. mexico, specifically.t's fallen off towards the northeast. also good news with this, it's a hurricane category 2 right now. still bring heavy rainfall, even the threat of flooding for coastal areas. then the big topic is this cold front right there. you could see it pushing through parts of france into spain. severe weather potential into the western portions of italy, you could see large hail damage and winds. even the threat of tornados. good news for those of you in eastern europe. high pressure is dominate iing. temperatures staying on the cool side. moscow with a high of 3. here's your extended forecast. >>> we'd like to remind you of our lead stories. tokyo's benchmark index rose above 17,000 this morning. the highest in seven years. the bank of japan's stimulus package on friday is boosting stock prices. the nikkei is trading at 16,941. up 3.2% higher than the close on friday. the market was shut on monday for a public holiday. >>> the dollar is now trading at 113.54 to 59. earlier in new york, the

advocacy foyer inspirational justice and promotes of community development and focus on community factors vance entity and upper structure thank you is there additional public comment i believe you want to speak on the next item. >> this is general public comment. >> i wanted to speak about an item i'm anastasia i want to speak about natural areas problem and the natural resorts area management plan, which will come to you for your approval soon and i want to say that this plan is awful and the program is totally unnatural and i brought over what it does it cuts trees and actually this management plan is for the next 20 years but the program had cut so many trees during the 15 or 17 years that wasn't in existence and uses herbicides something they consider bad i brought to you this command to the report by distinguished professor of the reviewer or revolutionary college i'll read part of this comment and it says at the time when public funds and prioritization is may or may not and polled the san franciscans for the restoration ecology it is unbeknownst him in for a kind of gardening for the cu

a quick look in mexico, because we have a hurricane named vance, a category 2 storm expected to become a category 3 storm which is a major hurricane coming onshore but weakening rapidly as it does. and so we are expecting it to be a little bit of a wet rainmaker for the western coast of mexico going through the middle to latter part of this week. so here's a look at the forecast again. a little bit cool, dry, d.c. down to atlanta, highs in the teens. snow possibly for denver. rain into oklahoma city. high of 18 degrees coming up on monday. here's a look at the forecast for europe. we're keeping an eye on two low pressure systems. one located in the upper portions of europe. and another one you can actually see the swirl with this one coming toward the british isles. both of these are going to be wet weathermakers. rain expected as we go throughout monday. you can see here from stockholm all the way into london as far south as the iberian peninsula where usually you see sunny conditions. you'll see rain coming up on monday. back toward the east where high pressure is controlling the wea

vance mcallister was caught on surveillance video kissing someone who is not his wife. his wife forgave him. he's running a pretty decent election. and zach dasher, who happens to be related to a member of the duck dynasty has this ad. >> bible and guns brought us here. and bible and guns will keep us here. zach dasher believes in both. that's why i'm voting for him. >> that guy may still win again. interesting race in louisiana. >> you never want to be known for surveillance video. we go to south dakota, which we never thought we would be talking about tonight. a three-person race, a republican state, and larry pressler served in the 80's. this is another pick up for the senate majority because tim johnson democrat is retiring, and it looks like mike rounds should have an easy time. but pressler has confused things a bit. >> the republicans thought they had a decent shot of winning this race, david. gary peters not a well-known representative from michigan running against terri lynn land. it does not appear that michiganers is ready for a republican senator. >> and he

let's talk about hurricane vance intra -- into central america, mexico specifically. that is pulling off to the northeast. good news with this it is a category 2 hurricane and expected to weaken. a threat of flooding for coastal areas. and in europe, the topic is this cold front. right there. you can see it pushing through parts of france, into spain. severe weather potential in this. even red alerts in the western portions of italy. you could see large hail, damaging winds and a threat of tornados coming out of this. good news for those of you in eastern europe, high pressure is dominating. temperatures staying on the cool side. moscow just with a high of 3. here's your extended forecast. >>> people across japan have celebrated culture day on monday. in the city of nara people gathered to watch one of the country's oldest performance arts. ♪ musicians and dancers put on a performance of gagaku, an art form associated with japan's imperial court. the setting was -- a 1200-year-old shrine with unesco world heritage status. ♪ a quartet of dancers in battle armor acted o

there will be no lance mcalester or vance mcalester for david shuster to kick around? >> darn. >> let me bring in jeany zano. what surprised you the most? >> how tight virginia was. those polls really had a 7 to 12-point margin any time you looked at them and when we are looking at the results as they have come in, it's been much different. i think the other thing that has surprised me is by how surprised everybody seems to be the president in his 60th year lost so badly. this is, if you go bang through american history, early 19th century or 1900s on up, this is what happens in tthis year of a presiden presidents's term. i agree the races a big dpeeft for the democrats. but when you are looking at the house and the senate, this is what happens every single year. >> we are hearing republicans tonight tweeting, take that, mr. president. i mean they are really feeling their oats tonight. aren't they? >> yeah. celebrate, they won, they won. if that said, if there was a republican in the white house, it's the same thing on the other side. >> that's how it happens every six

next up from the 49ers is vance mcdonald."most likely to show up in your girlfriend's semester abroad photos." [ laughter ] "vance is so sweet. he was always hugging me all the time." next up is starting quarterback for the seahawks, russell wilson. [ scattered cheers ] he was voted "most likely to say oopsy-daisy when he gets naked." [ laughter ] >> steve: oopsy-daisy! >> jimmy: next from the -- [ laughter ] i'll tell you -- that's how he pulls his clothes off? it's just velcro? >> steve: it's rigged. it's all velcro. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did not know that. next from the seahawks, we have j.r. sweezy. he was voted "least likely to be named j.r. sweezy." [ laughter ] next from the seahawks is o'brien schofield. he was voted "least likely to be named o'brien schofield." here's another j.r. sweezy again. he actually won another award. he was voted "most likely to be named o'brien schofield." [ laughter ] and here's o'brien schofield. he was voted "most likely to be named j.r. sweezy." [ laughter ] they're passing that off. th

>> vance has a tux on. let's talk about the snow. i tell you what, it's going to be a nice night if you like wintry weather. a lot of people excited about this first taste of snow. we're not going to see many problems from this. i think that's the best news here. even though we are seeing snow to the west, most of us are going to wake up to dry roads. there could be slick spots tonight as temperatures dip to and below the freezing point. mixing at times with snow, i saw snow coming in in through parts of the northwest. southern maryland, this has been all rain. back to the west, it is changed to all snow. back towards front royal, winchester, frederick, all seeing snow. it's making its way towards the east. as it does, cold air is coming behind it. look at the numbers behind this area. temperatures in the 20s right now. that's where many of us will be tomorrow morning. will show you another chance for snow in my forecast. >> thank you. >>> there's a deep freeze in other parts of the country. it was minus six this morning when parents

in the pacific, hurricane vance. the moisture from that will converge with this low pressure system. texas, oklahoma, arkansas, the next 48 hours, this could be rough. we could see some flooding, especially in the yellow area in south texas. >> all right, ginger, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to new details in the investigation tonight after that spacecraft crash. you'll remember the images, the aircraft in pieces in the middle of the desert. tonight, what authorities have now discovered in the video. and the mastermind behind that rocket ship, sir richard branson, now weighing in. abc's david kerley tonight. >> reporter: with the space smip's rocket engine found intact, investigators turned to video and found something unusual. it has to do with the craft's wings that tilt up to slow down. they're called feathers. see them move? think of it as the breaks on your car. but video from inside the cockpit spokes that the co-pilot unlocked a feathering device at a slower speed than specified. the wings started mo

>> yeah, vance, the situation is chaotic at best right now in ferguson.hrown. pull up a live camera from the streets near the police department. craig melvin reports numerous shots fired there. and st. louis police have deployed their tactical operations units. you can see protesters busted out the windows of a police cruiser, then a line of police swept the street pushing the protesters along. we've seen a lot of smoke again, used to break up unruly crowds. then about 30 minutes ago, about a block from the police station, a cruiser went up in flames there, all this on the heels of a half-hour statement from the st. louis county prosecutor. >> they determined that no probable cause exists to file any charge against officer wilson. >> thanks for your patience -- >> there you have mcculloch laying out a mini case, outlining why jurors may have reached the decision not to indict officer darren wilson. that included conflicting witness statements, some who said they saw a struggle at the car, also brown's blood found in officer wilson's car and on his pants.

vance. there are hundreds of them around the world each has its own creation story in their own stories of the paranormal. that is how they identify themselves as a faith. but what binds them together is the instinct of human beings but to belongs to the group's to identify and your future with that group and to submit in the religious realm with that creation with the paranormal. it defines you and give you meaning. that is especially in the united states where people tend to join according to their liking of propensity. but beyond that was expressed is tribalisms the need to belong to a group to identify yourself to depend upon it for the psychological needs your strongest propensity but the problem is that no matter how gentle the argument i am not declaring this as dogma but no matter how gentle or how charitable or how tolerant members of a particular faith far, they adhere to it and submit to it and think of their group as superior to all others. perhaps realizing as social psychologis

he later sent it out all over the world there germans pointed out it the big photograph vance said you did this? they said no. you did. the germans visited and he survived without any undue discomfort but it had been emptied by the french by the time the germans got there. when the germans got there there is nothing there but statutes and empty walls and they cannot stop and there is nothing to see. but many of those museums realized after the bombing of britain in the 30's that was very vulnerable to the air attack. and then to be spread out across the fear of destruction. that gentleman. >> can you hear? >> the part of the time did you feel in your book about his life later and did he participate in the resistance at all? >> he was trying to get out of france. he was algerian. anyone did to get back to algeria that was controlled by the other government and did get rid of france -- out of france for a while but then the doctor recommended butted 1942 the germans were published and that was tough philosophical argument about a suicide. >> the life-saving had was a reference. but other

environment we are in -- the internet -- and making it applicable to public utility laws that word vances ago. there are many ways to get in it or trolley. i don't think the president's plan is the best way. i really hope that the fcc under chairman tom wheeler will be able to maintain their independence and also, a vision of making sure our internet can continue to innovate and attract the kind of investment it needs to become a truly open internet. >> how likely is it the fcc will go against what the president asked? >> there is great precedent of sec chairs -- sec chairs taking advice from the president, incorporating some of the advice, and going in different directions. tom wheeler has an opportunity to do this. i hope there will be a reasonable and progressive approach to incorporating the best, the most flexible, the most innovative approaches to ensuring open internet for all americans come all consumers, resigning our wonderful internet to the status of just another public utility. >> either way, we don't know until 2015. jonathan spalter, thanks for weighing in. >> thank you. c

money could come over and say, hey, i want to take advantage of the etf structure along with eaton vancehat they are selling. it would be at a premier discount to the net asset value. so it is not that far away from how you do it now and you put in your order and you get it at the end of the day. the question is if this is a solution in search of a problem here at >> what does this achieve by not letting you know what the holdings are b-day? >> it takes advantage of the structural advantage of -- structural advantage of the etf. it will probably come out at a lower cost, be tax efficient. so they will get that. there is already plenty of actively managed etf's out there and they have not set the world on fire. they have a total of $17 billion in assets. ", with the bill gross rockstar co, with the bill gross rockstar persona. cap our wg, large here is the kicker that crest the s&p last year. it beat it by 9%. it got no new assets. >> is a marketing problem or a cultural shift? >> yes. there's also something called smart data that fills the gap between active and passive. the indices are

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