cori vance's step-mother was born with a terminal kidney disease. now she's donating her kidney to save her life. but it's not such a welcome decision at work. vance says "windsor windows and doors" in des moines didn't want to give her recovery time off - even unpaid. instead, they told her she'd get one week... when she pushed for more, they said two. then they threatened to fire her if she didn't agree. 19:57:34--42 'so she basically told you, youre out of a job? 'yeah, yup, because she said that i had chosen to do an elective surgery.' last night we learned vance's employer has agreed to give her the four to six weeks she originally requested. an email sent to channel 13 from windsor windows & doors in west des moines said "cori is doing a kind and courageous act and she understands that windsor will hold her position for her. we admire cori for her generosity and wish her a successful outcome." a new report shows iowans are not having a problem finding jobs. according to work force development officials, the unemployment rate dropped 3-point-6-

cori vance says her decision to donate her kidney to her mother is causing waves at work. vance says "windsor windows and doors" didn't want to give her the appropriate time off to recover. the company initially offered a week... and when she asked for longer... it threatened to fire her. that's when she decided she couldn't stay silent... and thats not my point is for me to get the 4-6 weeks because they werent gonna give it me anyways until all of this happened, i just like its not okay and i dont want other people who like have thought about donating, i dont want them to change their mind, not to do it because their scared or companies arent giving them a chance neither. last night we learned vance's boss has granted her the four to six fans of a certain time traveling classic are going gaga over today... they've been waiting 26 years to predictions come true. we' take a closer look at that... and welcome back... it's time for your daily dose of knee - slapping and head - scratching... yeah... we're serving up exactly what you need to get you through the day. here's wha

>> take it away, vance joy. i was only walking through your neighborhood saw you out loud honey in the cold i stood anywhere i go, there you are, anywhere i go, there you are there you are, there you are you're the fire and the flood, and i'll always feel you in my blood everything is fine when your hand is resting next to mine, next to mine since we met i feel a lightness in my step you're miles away but i still feel you anywhere i go, there you are, anywhere i go, there you are there you are, there you are you're the fire and the flood, blood everything is fine when your hand is resting next to mine, next to mine you're the fire and the flood now here she sits, when you'll know, you'll know. , and i know you're the fire and the flood and i always feel you in my blood everything is fine when your hand is resting next to mine, next to mine you're the fire and the flood [ applause ] >> vance joy, thank you so much. remember his special edition of debut album "dream your life away" is available now. >>> we're back

. >> reporter: he hired today's director of grounds keeping trevor vance in 1995. started from the bottom. >> we had to mow today and get the dirt prepped for the workout. once the workouts are done, we'll drop the world series logos. >> reporter: his dedication will be seen by millions for the second year in a row. their work already has the approval from royals skipper ed yost. >> trevor does a phenomenal job with the field. p stadium is absolutely beautiful. trevor is the best at what he does democrat. >> reporter: the grounds keeping duo admits it takes long hours to maintain it, but in the end it's worth it for the royals. >> we'll fight them until hell freezes over then fight them on ice. that's what this club does. they'll come back for you. >> it's like a good umpire. you never hear him if he's doing his job. we want everyone to have the wow factor and focus on baseball. >>> it is 12:21. we have rain headed our way. >> absolutely. so we're going to see the light rain tonight and then the heavy stuff comes tomorrow. so that's why we have the nell low weather

. >> jim vance from the '60s all of the way now. see jim is vance from the 2070s hip to the 20th century cool. >> i didn't write that man. >> that was a friend of mine. >> you look cool in all of those pictures, actually. >> that's pretty neat. >> time does change a person, doesn't it? >> 1989, where were we, tisha? >> don't even. >> come on. >> that's in the washingtonian, a lot of fun with that. >> the sun went down at 6:34 and notice it's already on the dark side near reston and beautiful camera shot and a nice night tonight. it is on the cool side and the sun goes down at 6:34 and 71 degrees and cool at 7:00 and 67 drops to 61 degrees by 11:00 and it will be cool, but not nearly as chilly as it's been the last two nights because we do have clouds around 10:00, 11:00. >> and 63 down towards hunting toub. most areas will be into the low 60s by the 10:00, 11:00 hour and once the clouds move in we'll start to see things settle out. storm team 4 not showing anything on the radar and we are dry there. tomorrow, we do have a few shower

he is lou piandiosi, portfolio manager at eaton vance, where he manages about $13 billion.lcome. nice to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> so tell me how you come to the consensus that you want larger stocks that affect the global economy. >> yeah. we look at the environment that we're np therein. there's so many cross-currents when it comes to global economies, what's going on in emerging markets, europe, pretty stagnant growth and the u.s. seems to be in an environment where we're kind of a two steps up, one step back environment. there's lots of uncertainty with the fed. in that kind of environment what we want to seek out is companies that are benefiting from beg picture long-term secular trends. we call them mega trends. and they populate a big part of our focused growth portfolio. >> and the stocks, we'll get to them in just a moment, but it feels to me that what you're calling for here in these stock picks are stocks that aren't trading plays but forever stocks. stocks that would be sort of cornerstones in your portfolio. >> that's right. we view these compa

vance joy will be live in concert.> the citi concert series on "today" is presented to you. >> australian singer/song yn writer vance joy might be finishing up a world tour with taylor swift but getting started with his career in the u.s. he's now with a new edition of his debut album. vance joy, good morning. >> good morning. >> you're from australia, doing open mics. now you're opening for taylor swift and will do a tour in january. what has this experience been like? >> amazing. i love writing songs. i had very modest expectations when i started out. then i got more and more shows. then i got on this tour with taylor swift. i've started to make an impression in america, which is amazing. i'm enjoying it. very busy and couldn't think of anything i'd rather do. >> we'd love to hear you sing. what are you going to play? >> "fire and the flood." >> take it away, vance joy. ♪ i was only walking through your neighborhood ♪ ♪ saw you out loud honey in the cold i stood ♪ ♪ anywhere i go, there you are, anywhere i go, there

>> stephen: the great singer/songed writer, vance joy. ( applause ). >> stephen: vance, thanks for being> my pleasure. thank you, stephen. >> stephen: you understand you're going to play a little ukele later. >> yes, i am. >> stephen: you're going to shred that thing? >> i'm going to shred that thing. >> stephen: doesn't take that long. it's quite small. we're about to get off for a week, jon. what are you going to do? >> jon: i'm going to be in bed. >> stephen: keep me posted. ( laughter ) i love today, in fact, if it wasn't for tv, i wouldn't be on it right now. these days i barely have time to watch my stories. but there is one show i never miss, and that's "homeland." i didn't realize the ratings were that bad. it's the story of a beautiful bipolar c.i.a. agent, crime fighting and having sex, frequently at the same time. it is packed with action, controversial drone strikes, al qaeda plots, chaos in the middle east. it's a great escape from watching the news every day. season 5 just kicked off, and i'm loving it. there is so many pressing questions i can't wait to have answered can c

i said wow, jack vance. i went to.got to know him and his wife, it was just amazing. when we are living in atlanta at the time when jack went to florida, he drove, he was becoming blind at that point. his wife drove down to florida to accept the grand master science-fiction award. they stop at our house in atlanta and stayed there for three days. jack, in my office wrote, he wrote me into one of his last books. i just love his writing. more people asked me what i'm reading right now and i would say shy by jack vance. it's been decades since i've read it so it seems all new. host: your publisher for the most part is a group called eric poehler. guest: they publish most of my economic and political books. shit publish crash 2016. that was the only one i could find. a book was published by penguin. host: did you choose to go to barrett for some reason. guest: it's a really good publishing company. they established a relationship with them and i was pleased that they did. they have a foundation foundation of good works. ou

police station and the groups are (calling names) san francisco women against rape and caucus and vance against the violence and the domestic violence consortium this is slow geowe have highlights that officer stokes explicit highlight so i thought i'd talk about it every one adds more that should be done so in 2014 there was a video training done that looked at not only the language assess but abusive and vulnerable communities you'll hear if my colleague on that a great train we need employee and post tests and so much more we have it is the tip of the iceberg but in 2015 like the fire department they started the wallet cards but what my time is short an issue not discussed yet when is the translation of written police reports into native mraung before filed a great first step of a policy we have to make sure that the translators is certified and not delay in getting the police report filed thank you so much >> next speaker >> hello, i'm an attorney at the asian pacific islander legal outreach i help to court reporter the domestic violence program you've heard many stories of survivor

vance said -- governor a rew cuomo blamed weak gun lay laws in other states but said other factors may be playing a role in what seems like a spike in fatal new york shootings. >> it's never one fact and it's very often a con luence of events. i'm sure eople can tplk about the failures in our probation system and parole system and re?-entry system. >> the governor also said today that sometimes criminals come out of jail worse thain go in, but as for tyrone howard's latest drug time, he wasn't in jail at all and a city is left to wonder why. >> indeed, melissa, thank you. >>> the death of new york's finest is one of those all-too they lined up to pay respects to their fallen brother officer as the body was transported to a funeral home in queens. far rockaway is where holder's family lives. greg krer goal is outside the home. greg? >> reporter: it's become a long day of raw emotions and what's hanppened the last 24 hours driven home just a short time ago when officer holder's body arrived at a funeral home just a few miles from his family's home. faces etched with silent grief, mayor d

heather watson vance received great news last week when she found out that her step daughter cori was a match to be an organ donor. 19:38:50--19:39:00 'i was born with kidney disease, which is a terminal genetic illness. there is no cure. pretty much all we can do is a kidney transplant or dialysis.' so when she found out cori was approved to be a living donor and give her a kidney...she was ecstatic...until she found out cori's employer -- windsor windows & doors in west des moines -- wasn't so thrilled. 19:57:34--42 'so she basically told you, youre out of a job? 'yeah, yup, because she said that i had chosen to do an elective surgery.' cori says she kept windsor in the loop through the whole process...and that she was being tested to see if she was a match, but when the company found out that she was a match...she was met with opposition. 19:56:20--32 'the hr lady had said that theyve been talking about the days off and if i would be coming back and so she recommended that she would give me a week to come back.' cori says she was later told windsor would give her two weeks tops...a

aat told me one is usually agreed to assed vance a plan. there is very little the u.s.a agree on and despite over 250,000 death did, there is no real international strategy. james bays, al jazeera, at the united nations. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has rejected abbas's allegations that israel breached the oslo peace acords. he said he was really for dialogue with the palestinians. >> i am prepared to immediately -- immediately resume direct peace negotiations with the palestinian authority without any preconditions whatsoever [applause.] unfortunately, president abbas said yesterday that he is not prepared to do this. well, i hope he changes his mind because i remain committed to a vision of two states for two peoples in which a demilitarized pal stunian state recognizes the jay issue issue state. >> an israeli couple have been shot and killed while driving through the occupied west bank. four children were troofling in the car were likely injured. the shooting comes as tensions continue between israeli and palestinians more from jerusalem. >> reporter:

jack vance?inner and got to know him and his wife and his son, just amazing and when we with living in atlanta at the time when jack went to florida he drove before becoming blind, his wife drove him to exit the grand master science fiction, one of the top science fiction awards, they stopped in atlanta and stayed for three days, and i loved jack vance's rating. one of your people ask me what you're reading? i said tschai. it has been decades since last time i read it. >> host: your publisher for the most part is barrett kohler. >> published most of my economic and political books although they published crass of 2016, that was the only one -- random house published -- note, yes, random house published it -- focus your energy was published by pocket books or by paying glen rather. >> host: did you choose to go to barrett colder? >> israeli good publishing company. my agent establish a relationship and i was pleased that he did. profits from selling books based in san francisco. they really care a

x-ray vance deployed for the military now being used by the nypd. but a civil rights group is raising concerns about privacy and health. >> reporter: when human eye aren't enough, the nypd has an x-ray option to keep the city safe. the vehicles, they look like every day delivery vans but they pack equipment similar to that used in airports to look under clothing and into vehicles, to spot weapon, explosives and contraband. >> the nypd rightly so is up on all the latest technology. >> reporter: but she is concerned enough to join a lawsuit seeking to force the nypd to answer some basic questions about the x-ray vans. including what safe forwards are in place to protect the public from the radiation they e it? >> are there any health risks to us from the use of the vans? are they getting a warrant when they use them? so there are lots of unanswered questions. >> reporter: another question is, how long does the nypd keep the images of the vehicles after they've been captured on the computer inside the x-ray van? >> the devices we have, the vehicle, if

. >> manhattan district attorney cy vance has not announced whether he will appeal the judge's decision. >>> the u.s. department of justice will release thousands of prison inmates starting this month. about 6,000 inmates will get early releases after changes in federal drug sentences. the inmates are drug offenders who went through an appeal process. this mass release is the largest in the bureau of prisons history. >>> a drug smuggling arrest at newark liberty airport. the drugs hidden in food. u.s. customs and border protection officers said they found 10 pounds of cocaine in cakes, cookies, bags of coffee, powdered drinks all the stuff you see there that giant cookie there, they say william sanchez was returning from peru and going through airport inspection when customs made the discovery. the 48-year-old also allegedly had 88 oxycodone pills. authorities say the drugs worth $170,000 were inside his checked bag. sanchez faces narcotics smuggling charges. >>> a special graduation for the nypd, a new class of highly trained k-9s to help keep the city safe. cbs 2's meg baker says thes

vance polton/fisheries nagement technician:" what we're trying to do i i isiset more people even realize thatthere's trout fishing in iowa... and a lot o people from the quad cities or south east iowa don't realize that so basically we're just trying to get them hooked on it " allison: d-n-r officials say the trout released are a neutral fish... meaning they have released are a neutral fish... meaning they have no positive or negative effect on the natural ecosystem. alalson: earlier today... several people dove in for davenport's annual polar plunge. crews from local schools, state and local police departments, and even a few familiar faces took the plunge. all the money raised goes to special olympics of iowa, helping tousands of special olympians train and compete competitions all over the hawkeyeystate. althoughghhe weather wasn't too bad for a dip today... the water was a little chilly... but that's wasn't about to stop the brave plungers from jumping in, for a good cause. "organizing it and getting the team together is harder but when you get out here, it's fun to watch all the oth

a few months ago i spoke to you about re-vance therapeutics. today they announced very positive results comparing their injectable medication with botox. keeping in mind that the cfo, a strong biotech m&a background, including a stint with allergan, what do you think? >> i saw that and immediately said, oh, boy, allergan will be -- wait a second, they're in talks with pfizer. that was really a good study. i believe that is too small a company, that something goodwill happen. i felt even up 5 today, up 10, now you can wait for pullback. chris in texas. >> caller: booyah, jim. and a booyah to your professional staff. my stock is mrkt. i would like to know your thoughts. >> this is an extremely well-run financial service company. when i saw that intera aactive a bid, i said to myself, market, which came public not that along ago, that would be a terrific acquisition for another company. kathleen in new york. >> caller: great job last night by you and the panel at the republican presidential debate. >> thank you. >> caller: sell or hold? >> i have

cyrus vance says he had opposed the request for diverse but respected the judge's decision. commissioner bratton and mayor de blasio have criticized the court's decision. >> violent concerns, it's appropriate that they be in prison. and when you look at the offenses that this individual committed, they were consistent, and they were violent. >> the city is still mourning finest. officer holder was remembered at the 9/11 memorial. dozens of officers placed flowers on the edge of the reflecting pool in his honor. taking a look at the fdr here, you can see that pathway is still blocked off by the police overpass now after looking that area, through that area to see if there's any sort of signs or clues of that weapon. the sun is a little bit bright, but i know you can see it there. and, of course, the shooting of officer holder has highlighted the debate over whether or not low-level, nonviolent offenders should get out of prison time. should they be put in these diversion programs. well, mayor de blasio's going to discuss that at a press conference at 10:30 this morning. we're

self vance is accused of killing three people in alexandria over the course of ten years.osecutors wrapped up their closing arguments within the last hour. follow david culver on twitter and watch for his live reports this afternoon. >>> just in to our news it room, details it of a brand-new $1.7 billion construction plan for montgomery schools. we told you about some of the crowding problems. the plan would add ten new classrooms to the system and a brand-new elementary school. altogether they would accmodate another 12,000 students. millions are set aside for school renovation, replacement and infrastructure. there will be multiple meetings about the plan next month. we'll put those up for you on the nbc washington app. >>> we talked a lot about attention deficit hyper activity disorder, adhd and autism can look a lot alike. dr. joshua weiner joins us. autism may be overdiagnosed in about 9% of children. tell us about that. >> there is overlap. the vast majority of kids on the spectrum will have many of the symptoms associated with adhd. that's where the confusion comes

eddie perkins, the cio at eaton vance which has $3 billion under management.nice to see you again. >> it's good to see you, scott. >> history is on the side of investors. is it going to play out that way this time? >> i think it is. >> since then the ten-year -- the yield on the ten-year has moved lower. we've had the selloff, of course, in the market, and utilities have been the best performing sector. reets have held up relatively well. i think it's time to move away from that defensive posture, take advantage of some of the cardinalage in the market and begin to put risk back in the portfoli portfolios. >> what kind of move could we have even reflective of the kind of risk that is still in front of us? >> the fourth quarter, the year end is often a time when the market rallies. you know, october -- november, rather, through april tends to be the seasonally strongest time of the market. you get almost all of your return in the market historically from that period. we could have a strong rally in the fourth quarter. we'll have earnings reports coming up soon.

mylan vance has been cut in half. >> i've had them on so many doing. i would say walk away from it. let's go to david d new jersey. >> caller: go skeedaddy. giants monday afternoon. >> don't want to get ahehe of ourselves. how about a stock? >> caller: i just wanted to thank you on behalf of the united states of cramericans, theffort you put in not only to make money but to teach us to be better investors. i'm sure i speak for them all. thank you once again. >> thank you. >> caller: with that said, i would like to know your opinion fitbit. >> thank you so much for comments. fitbit, while expensive, stay in shape as part of health and wellness. i think it's very much the modern way to do things which is to compete against others and yourself. i know the stock is expensive but i think it's not going away as quickly aa lot of other people do. it's more than just a one-trick pony. one more. chuck in florida, please. >> caller: good afternoon, jim. >> hey, chuck. >> caller: a quick question on century lane. >> i know it yields 8%, people say i want that. i've got other situations i lili.

cal ripken as jim vance mentioned. his name jumps out at you.e's in the conversation, of course, but he might not have the coaching experience that the gm is seeking. bud black managed the padres for eight and a half years and only two were winning seasons. former nats third base coach, a davey johnson disciple who went on to manage the astros currently on the braves. and randy knorr. those are just a few of the names. the list is long and rizzo says it's going to be a pain staking search. meantime, sunnier skies at redskins park. jason pugh has a cloudy forecast for jordan reed. >> hey, carol, it's been four games for the redskins and this game has yet to have the offensive schedule available for the full game. scombrord jordan reed suffered a concussion in the game with the philadelphia eagles. especially after the loss of receiver deshawn jackson. reed left in the fourth quarter and we heard from jay gruden that he injured his mcl and ankle. we are a quarter of the way through the nfl season and a lot of people had different expectations for

it's ike's birthday and mamie invites lucy, desi and vivian vance and william fawley to the white houseays to entertain. they do a bit of entertaining for ike's birthday but then mamie makes a point of having lucy and desi sit with her and ike for the dinner portion of the evening.

. >> everyone is playing including vance about how the redskins don't throw the ball deep enough and they don't throw in the passing game and those could come to an end on sunday if desean jackson plays. last season, jackson averaged 20 yards per catch and that was the highest average in the entire league. today in ashburn, jacks is on the practice field with his teammates and he suffered that hamstring injury in week one and he hasn't played since and jackson was the homerun hitter with the skins last weekend and i spoke with him after practice and i asked how that hamstring was feeling. >> i'm pretty good, and i feel like i'm at a good rate where i can go out there and get some good work in and i'm hoping throughout the week i'll get better. >> the way he plays he needs to be 100% and he's not good to us at 65% and i think he's very, very close and if it's not this sunday then definitely it would be next weekend. >> the skins need jackson this sunday and they're in the best defensiveback in football with dh darrelle revis. >> how many alarm clocks do you set if you have to get up e

these high-tech vance can cause the $25,000, also used by u.s. explosives. new york is a target, no doubt about that. you want them to do everything they can. x-rays, there is a health -- vans going aground spewing radiation, go to the dentist and get the x-rays the technician leaves the room because they don't want to be exposed. they could be everything on you. juliet: studies come out as far as how far these x-ray waves reach? >> reporter: good question. the public has a right to know because these are around. >> eileen ford's security. i am sorry. unfortunately this is a different world now and there are very scary bad people trying to blow up this city on a daily basis and kill all of us. i don't know. ben: let them do what they do. thank you very much. juliet: let us hear what you think. i am so sorry about the cold, finally leaving i swear. everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest interne

. >> tickets tell out well in vance and cost $139 and up but what a great initiative. the kids will get so much out of it. >> one of the most incredible shows. big, high concerning. it makes it fun and goes by in a snap. >> to make it affordable is important. >> yes, we like the $10. >>> in a moment at 5:00, folks still suffering years after sandy but a long island family finally gets some help repairing their home and now people pitched in to help. >>> they may look harmless, but an acorn explosion could cause problems at your home. i'll explain how. >>> wake up to traffic and weather on the it has. >>> five foods to boost your more. >> start your day with us. "cbs this morning." i...love new york. these grapes are squishy. i...need a shove. can someone help me? i...love new york. yes, that's a real bear. i...won a trip. that is so exciting. (announcer vo) play the i love new york scratch-off from the new york lottery. you could win trips to exciting >>> alarming details about a fire department in westchester does a lack of firefighters put lives in danger? good eveni

manhattan district attorney's cyrus vance says he had opposed the request for diversion but respected the judge's decision. commissioner bratton and bill deblasio have criticized the court's decision. >> violent criminals it is appropriate that they be in prison. when you look at the offenses this individual committed. >> reporter: they are mourning the loss of the finest, officer 9/11 memorial. dozens of officers placed reflecting pool in his honor. the shooting of officer holder has highlighted the debate over the release of nonviolent low-level offenders from jail. bill deblasio is going to discuss that and diversion programs that address conference at 10:30 at city hall. we are live in east harlem, thanks very much. robert: please release the video of a man who tried to rape the women in union square. this man confronted as 63-year-old, and demanded that she performs at sex act. this is bardel 1:00 in the afternoon. he then ran off. he is described as a man in his crime stoppers at 800-577-tips. juliet: hillary clinton spend 11 hours being interrogated over the 2012 attack on the

rebels have managed to push and add vance toward latakia, actually threatening.hat i said was, you know, the stronghold of the government. so these airstrikes have been concentrating in areas liesh the northern countryside of homs, of hama, as long as idlib. that's why the opposition believes that this is not a campaign against isil. this is a campaign to weaken the opposition against the syrian government. but the russians really are not hiding the fact that they consider other groups in syria as terrorist organizations and not just isil. in fact, the u.s. has accused russia of targeting moderates. and yesterday, we heard the response from the russian foreign minister lavrov when he said: can you tell us who the moderates are? can you provide us information? we are ready to work with the fsa. according to them, that is a phantom group. so russia is operating in syria under the request of the syrian government. the tractor-trailer they consider everyone holding a gun a terrorist. sot russia really using isil as a blanket term and the opposition increasingly frust

you were waiting to ask that question, vance, weren't you?looking pretty good and clear skies and that's allowing temperatures to cool quickly and down to 56 and 51 by 9:00 and they're into the 40s and we're at 48 in gaithersburg and it will be cooler tonight and a very chilly start to your saturday and no problem as far as the rain is concerned and we're not going to see it tonight and tomorrow, starting off kind of chilly and 43 degrees and 59 by 2:00 and clouds will be on the increase during the day tomorrow and you'll need the jacket and temperatures by 57 degrees at 6:00 and nice trick or treating weather and four-day forecast and 66 on sunday and 65 on sunday and 73 degrees on tuesday. again, we'll set the clocks back on saturday night when you go to bed and when you wake up in the morning this is what you'll wake up to. sunrise at 6:35 and sun goes down on sunday evening and at 5:08, remember to check the fire alarms and check the co detectors and change the batteries. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, beautiful. we're back into the 70s mo

she invited myself, vance, and eun yang. the chief said it's important for women to inspire other women. she noted 30 years ago she was a teenage dropout, a single mom on welfare. >> it's extra special for me because 30 years ago someone telling my mother that i would get a visionary award -- [ laughter ] >> would have been a stretch even for my mom. >> a lot of people did not know that about chief linear. she wrapped up 25 years with the d.c. police department. the washington area women's foundation supports community groups focused on women and girls right here in our area. >>> it scares parents and realtors alike. ahead, redistricting and the new proposal that could shift kids from some popular high schools. >>> plus the warning for shoppers about a man who keeps >>> right now at 4:30, we're hearing for the first time from a college freshman forcibly detained by d.c. police. >> jason goolsby and his attorney spoke today saying the 18-year-old held the door for a white woman at an atm and she called police because she felt

. >> we have -- i mean, the last resignation i think on principle was cyrus vance in 1980.n he resigned over the iran rescue mission. we simply don't have a tradition of that and we should. because i think what we're facing here obama in afghanistan cares only about his legacy. and his legacy is wants it to be remembered is got us out of the wars. he didn't care about winning the wars. he doesn't care how we collapse afterwards. he once said when he left office there were no american troops. he doesn't apparently he seems not to be influenced by the fact that the whole northern tier of afghanistan is now in danger. and the reason that that is so worrisome is that the traditional taliban strength has been in the south, not in the north. the north was always the pro-western side. when we unveiled in 2001, we were allied with the northern alliance. >> i know, but that's where the u.s. troops are in the south. they are not in the north. that's why they are hitting there. let's look at the big picture. you are right, i think, when it's all about the president's legacy. but now h

" [ laughter and applause ] "the cookies were gone." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: next from the 49ers is vancet likely to be a cryogenically frozen pearl jam fan." [ laughter and applause ] stays that young forever. next from the 49ers is bradley pinion. he was voted "most likely to say, 'our palms are kissing' when he shakes hands." [ laughter ] >> steve: really? they're kissing. >> jimmy; it's like our hands are in love. [ laughter ] >> steve: what can i do for you, officer? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: next from the giants is odell beckham, jr. he was voted "most likely to have hair that changes color in the fall." that's a -- great time of year to look at his head. >> steve: buttery brown. >> jimmy: next, we have kyle nelson from the 49ers. he was voted "most nervous chippendale's dancer." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i've never -- i've never done this before. ♪ >> steve: our hands are kissing. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: next -- next from the giants is starting quarterback eli manning. [ cheers and applause ] he was voted "most likely to be asked, 'oh, my god, are you peyton manning's