vincent has a wonderful career ahead of him. he was a natural leader, a wealthy man, a lawyer by profession. he would have become a major hero -- leader in this community. he could have easily avoided serving in the way i have already explained, but three times, he goes back. that is the kind of patriotism, the kind of commitment to country, the kind of commitment to the cause that every country needs. he was an example or -- an exemplar to people who believe the cause is more important than an individual's interest. to theare critical young. he rose and history are critical to point the way to others. because if we are not willing to give him the half of the common behalf of the in the common good, we soon have no common good. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> martin luther king's letter from birmingham jail, the bombing of the 16th street apt his church, and more. friday, august 22, on c-span. was a confederate propagandist who worked in england

vincent has a wonderful career ahead of him. he was a natural leader, a wealthy man, a lawyer by profession. he would have become a major hero -- leader in this community. he could have easily avoided serving in the way i have already explained, but three times, he goes back. that is the kind of patriotism, the kind of commitment to country, the kind of commitment to the cause that every country needs. he was an example or -- an exemplar to people who believe the cause is more important than an individual's interest. to theare critical young. he rose and history are critical to point the way to others. because if we are not willing to give him the half of the common behalf of the in the common good, we soon have no common good. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> martin luther king's letter from birmingham jail, the bombing of the 16th street apt his church, and more. friday, august 22, on c-span. was a confederate propagandist who worked in england

. >> vincent del judas has known his cell mate, john martinez, since childhood. >> we grew up from sincee high, went to elementary together, juvenile hall together. now we're here. we know it's kind of crazy, because we're going to see each other in the pen. >> they grew up in a part of oakland known as murder dubs, because of its history of drug trafficking and gang violence. martinez is accused of murder and four counts of attempted murder, to which he's pled not guilty. in an unrelated case, del judas is also charged with four counts of attempted murder. he too has pled not guilty. >> right now i've been down for two and a half years. but i'm not taking no double digit, you know. i'm trying to get them down to the lowest number they can. if it's possible. but if not, i'll go to try. to me, it's nothing. >> though both men say they are innocent of their latest charges, they admit that crime has long been a part of their lives. >> i was running the street at 7 years old, breaking into the cars, already doing hell of [ bleep ] and drinking and smoking. >> we were on the streets all the t

vincent. and now, here he is, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how is everyone doing tonight? [ cheers ] excellent. that's just excellent. what's not excellent is this. more bad news for the post office. the united states postal service reported that it lost over $2 billion over the course of three months this year. to offset the losses, they're planning to raise the price of stamps to $2 billion. [laughter] that's just one person. this is scary. yesterday toronto mayor rob ford announced that he had received an e-mail threatening to blow up city hall unless he resigned within 12 hours. unfortunately mayor ford only read up to the word "blow" and immediately responded with a yes. [ laughter ] i was surprised to hear this. the fcc voted to require all cell phone carriers to let customers text 911 instead of calling. hold tight, grandma. [laughter] i'm trying to find an emoji for cardiac arrest! there's someone in the house. text

vincent. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and now, here he is -- seth meyers!heers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening! good evening! i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everyone doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] doing well? you sound well. i have to ask, i have to ask all you guys, did anyone here see the super moon last night? [ cheers and applause ] pretty cool. if you're not familiar with the super moon, it's when the moon looks really tiny and blurry on instagram. [ laughter ] "oh, my god. i gotta -- gotta document this for mankind! of all the backyards for the super moon to choose." [ laughter ] "i can do better than this. oh, i'm gonna put -- i'll put the flash on." [ laughter ] some world news. president obama announced last thursday night that the u.s. would begin air strikes in iraq. so in a way, it was the ultimate throwback thursday. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i was surprised to hear this. according to new reports, lionel ritchie owes the irs over $1 million in back taxes. over $1 million in back taxes. so yes, lionel. it

the former commissioner of major league baseball, fay vincent.find out as soon as today who the successor is a bud selig. coming up, bloomberg takes the highways to the danger zone. adam johnson flies with the air force thunderbirds. beautiful day in atlantic city. it almost seems like an almost beach town. you can see the bright blue sky. after years of sliding gambling revenue, it is down to just eight casinos. don't miss our coverage "atlantic city: lights out." all day today on bloomberg television. be sure to watch trish regan's interview of donald trump. he wants his name scrubbed off all the buildings. ♪ >> it is time for some top tech and media headlines. chipswants to sell more for mobile phones. shares of intel are up 31% this year. twitter is reviewing its policies after robin williams' daughter was sent abusive messages after his death. novo needs to close a couple of deals. the chinese computer makers agreed to buy ibm's low-end server unit. the pentagon and other government agencies use those servers. coming up, putting the rescue m

vincent was his next victim ten minutes later. >> it was in the right jaw. i guess he came around and hooked me. >> reporter: vincent describes how a man snuck up behind him and punched him in the face. >> in new york i am prepared for this. over here i figured i can let my guard down. i was a block away from my mother's house. >> reporter: police released this surveillance video which police say sth suspect dressed in all black. >> a lot of foolishness. if that is the way you got to prove your manhood you are not doing it correctly. >> reporter: assemblyman gordon johnson introduced a bill to make people who play the game subject to more jail time by making someone punching someone unconscious a more serious crime. >> it will not be tolerated. >> reporter: thankfully vincent was not seriously hurt but other knockout game victims have been. a 46-year-old man died after being sucker punched by a 14-year-old boy in hoboken last year. >> unfortunately, that is the society we live in. everything trying to make it to youtube. >> the man who collapsed wound up kbg

the ss carl vincent is one of the first to leave.ay they are prepared to do whatever they're asked. >> originally i joined just to serve, that's why i joined. >> military officials have not said whether the uss vincent will take part in air strikes against isis militants. the strike group includes a dyed missile cruiser and destroyer. it played a role in the killing of saddam hussein. >>> lawsuit claims that police used excessive force when an officer shot 28-year-old alejandro nieto in bernal heights. officer were responding to 911 calls about a man with a gun, and opened fire at nieto aimed a taser. but his family says he carried the taser for his job at a security guard. >> we know the truth. alejandro nieto never pointed any taser. that is a flat-out lie. had. >> more than 100 people marched to the federal court hours house for the filing of that lawsuit. nieto family is also calling for a federal investigation into the shooting. the district attorney's office session it is wait -- says it is waiting on a medical examiner's repor

vincent gray has banned containers. exempt.stores will be trashal is to cut down on in the anacostia river. they are banning foam food containers. some of the smallest fans stole the show during kids day. they spoke to the fans as they ran on the field to meet their favorite players. >> the beauty, if you are a redskins fan, of coming out to training camp is to reach out and touch the players. in the case of the youngest, the closest encounters. morning and afternoon practices and players go to the sidelines to bring children out of the crowd. >> we have been in the field and play catch. >> we got it. >> and makes for quite a moment. for quite a moment. >> what is his name? >> peter. >> it is cool. >> memories that last a lifetime take root for and seven-year-old -- four a seven-year-old. >> this is awesome. it makes an unknown rookie a superstar. >> yeah. >> oh my god! >> after the work is done, the guys who play a kid game for a living let the kids take center stage. >> throw the ball a little bit and see what he's go

burial bowser won the democratic nomination after defeating mayor vincent gray and the april primary.- muriel bowser. the first debate has been to.ed larry brown and gary holman will in the debate one month inore going to the polls december. >> is it raining tonight? at nats park it looks pretty good. could be a stray shower later on. let's get into it here with the change iscause a big way.e some increasing cloudiness. august 6, it was just fine and now skies are a little darker an ahead of ating cold front and even then in areas like fairfax there could be some showers a little bit. chevy chase and 81, 80 in woodbridge. lows this morning in the 60's big differencee will be the lower humidity levels coming into the area. these seem to be weakening of it. in strikes the last 20 minutes and another shower coming through berryville. everything moving to the southeast in this cold front with a few more little showers. just west of hagerstown. the action pretty much west or southwest of the metro area. there could be a shower tonight but most of the activity staying just of the south and

they are talking about a >> mayor vincent gray declared today chuck brown day. he and his family participated in a special dedication to the musician this morning. >>> plus, a permanent tribute to honor brown was unveiled. news 4's malette green has more from northwest d.c. >> chuck brown memorial park is now unveiled in this northeast neighborhood. he. ♪ >> this is the sculpture who watched her larger life life image whose fans spanned generations and into other countries. >> the chuck brown figure, he is 17 feet tall representing, you know, oversized in flows that chuck has had on d.c. >>> the langdon park community is nestled in northeast with houses all around. >> this is the sleepy little neighborhood. we bought it because it was so quiet. >> reporter: which is why katie ford moved here almost two years ago. she joined other neighbors who did not approve of the memorial's original design for a 900 seat amphitheater after seeing it all done ford still has questions. >> my biggest concern is it looks like they took out the amphitheater that they designed it.

vincent matthews, the superintendent of the the san jose unified school district. we want to address common core standards, something they started implementing last year. in this year, something new for the high school students in the district, they only now need 220 credits to graduate, that's 20 fewer credits than the years prior. that will be an issue discussing with superintendent within the next hour. live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> rumble of the buses behind you. >> before we talk to rob, i want to point out, i said you need 200 hours of p/e every ten school days, that's too much. we'll find out what the actual number ipz the irony, concentrating too much on math. apparently not me. we'll figure that out. >> common core. >> in the meantime, let's check our weather. >> weather for p/e outside, nice. it can be hot around the bay area. today comfortable. south san francisco, you don't expect heat there, 72 as we go through the afternoon. antioch, though, can get quite hot this tile of year. today mid-80s, not bad. we'll start to see tem

jennifer joyce now live outside city hall, where state senator vincent hughes will hold a rally today on the delayed passage. >> that's right. time is of the essence. city schools are supposed to open in one month on september 8th. whether or not those doors will open on time remains up in the air. yesterday a rally was held, to urge state law makers to vote on $2 per pack cigarette tax. the rally comes days after the state house of representatives decided to cancel the august session in turn, postponing a vote on the tax, until september, without the vote, superintendent doctor william hite says schools may not open on time. layoffs of between 13 and 1500 school staff members could be imminent. >> student, parents, education advocates, to express utter disappointment in the state house with cancelling the session this week and postponing the consideration of the 2-dollar cigarette tax. every week that the bill sits in the house chamber, the school district loses $1.6 million. >> even if sick rhett tax passes, the revenue generated still means our schools will open with even less than

vincent center and accomplishing the goals and moving into housing and jobs. the other portion that i think phil touched on which is really important is that we work with the parks department to run an adult rec soccer league on some of the amazing facility that parks has been able to overhaul and make available so wofn the participants is a employee of the league we run so we employ him to set up the league and generates for the program to operate during the year. thirdly as phil mentioned this event brought together bi

mayor vincent gray returning for classes at eastern high school on east capital street in northeast dc. with more than 47,000 students in 111 schools, the year begins with the highest number of students in the dc public school system for five years. >>> experts will be standing by wusa9 has them to answer any questions you might have. they will be here wednesday with advice during a live web chat during our noon newscast. we'll have panel discussions and interviews during our 5:00 newscast. we hope you can join us. >>> police are investigating a pedestrian accident in fairfax county. a man was struck on fairfax county parkway near west objection road. sky 9 was over the scene. no word at this point on how the victim was doing, but he was transported from the scene in critical condition. >>> a contractor is being called in to fix the problem with the striping on i-66. look how crooked it is. it started peeling off the pavement. the striping was put there over the weekend on a bridge rehab project and then it just came loose during rush hour. the contractor went out after rush hour this

vincent matthews. maybe he had to have a few more decibels to get the kids' attention.t passenger this morning, heading out to greet students on the first day back to school. the second year san jose unified school district implementing common core standards and the first year high schooler in the district will only need 220 credits to graduate. >> wanted to make sure our students had flexible in their schedules. if you just have 240 credits you have to take six classes, prescribed set of curriculum that you have to take. 220 actually gives them flexible, they can do internships if they excel a class, it gives them flexibilitien this is what they need to be successful. >> reporter: san jose unified one of the larger school districts go back to school. where there are 32,000 students who attend 42 schools. schools down here south in the almaden valley to north to downtown san jose. again, buses having left this yard in the past hour to get back to school for another year. i can't believe it. live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> go by so fast. >> i'm

mayor vincent gray sign ad bill -- sign ad bill banning d.c. restaurants from using styrofoam packaging. it is part of an environmental cleanup approved by the d.c. council. that means restauran ad trucks will have to use compostable or recyclable containers only. the fishermen we spoke to said they hope lit keep litter out of the water. the ban goes into effect in 2016. the grocery storehaevyo wants in their neighborhood. more locations are coming to our area. when we come back, find out if wegmans is coming to your town. what a better way to celebrate. we are going to show you the special way this woman decided to mark a milestone birthday. that's all next on "news4 this week." we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. what's it like paying for internet rated 6 out of 7 in customer satisfaction? not good, it's not the best. no, it's not fun. look at it this way, you're kind of on top. if i was like this, all day. switch from the bottom to the top and see why millions of satisfied customers have made fios #1. sign up for

. >> earlier today, mayor vincent gray dedicated the chuck brown memorial park in northeast d.c., includingthis abstract sculpture, all featuring images of the legend, all carved on rhode island avenue. the sprinkles did not dampen the spirits. >> did not stop them from enjoying the music. not so great weather overnight into tomorrow. by sunday, i think a lot of will be smiling. those of you who are putting off going to the beach tomorrow, put it off, but make sure you are there on sunday. easy forecast so far. outside right now come the clouds hanging over the city. cloudy skies overnight, along with patchy fog in the morning. right now, 76 degrees at reagan national, the wind out of the east southeast at three. that low wind allows for the fog to develop. high, aes the daytime couple degrees below average this time of year. yesterday, the high was 90 degrees at reagan national. hit 90e second time we or better in august. children's hospital at 71, 80 degrees the high, just a touch of rain in springfield, 72 degrees. higher amounts of rain towards montgomery county. , now 70burg, .2 inches

vincent gray is on a mission to renovate 40 playgrounds. he broke ground today at trinidad playground in northeast. it will include a zip line, a skate spot and a fitness center. the playground will have a superhero theme and feature a neighborhood inspired superhero named captain trinidad. renovations are scheduled to be completed in november. another political figure is redskinsin on the name today. terry mcauliffe attended redskins training camp this morning. when asked about the name, governor mcauliffe basically said it boils down to business and its economic impact. tois not up to a governor tell a private business what to do. diversifying our economy. i see fans in the stands and i see the local businesses that are here, that is my job as governor. grow and diversify the economy. they are creating economic activity. i am not in the business of telling private businesses what to do. >> governor mcauliffe did say he understands why some people would be offended by the team's name. taking a look outside. a little bit sticky outside for

mayor vincent gray promoted the non-violence. >> hi, iimvincent c. gray. the national week of non-violence is august 16 through august 23rd sponsored by black women for positive change ,the purpose of the national weefk non-violence is to focus on changing the culture of violence in america. far too many innocent people are killed through senseless acts of violence. i invite you to aten the national summit on non-violence on saturday, august 23rd, from 9:00 to 5:00 p.m. watch the press conference that encourages community leaders to sponsor their own events on non-violence, anger management and conflict resolution. go to channel 16 or on demand at oct.dc.gov. to register for the summit to post your own event on a master calendar, go to blackwomenforpositivechange.org. during this national week of non-violence, do your part to help stop the violence. do your part and be a leader. >> dr. myers, according to the council of government's annual report on crime, this region's non-violent crime rate but rape, assault and homicide rates continue to climb. what are

today vincent gray had something that very few politicians get these days, a captive audience. the mayor read a children's book toe libraries part of an annual book festival the teachers union organizes and gave 2,000 books to first, second and third graders. >>> her family calls it a miracle. more than ten years after a little girl was swept away in awe tsunami, she has been reunited with her mom and dad. she was just 4 years old when a tsunami hit indonesia in 2004. she and her brother were holding on to a plank of wood with parents and children were washed away and her parents thought they had died. it turns out a fisherman found the girl on a remote island and been living with his family ever since. the parents say it gives them hope their son might also be alive too. >>> tourists are enjoying their hawaii an vacations after iselle rolled through. people on the big island were not is lucky and the storm shredded trees and destroyed homes and took down power lines. it could be days before some people get the lights back on and everybody is looking for hurricane julio expecte

senator vincent hughes will be here in our studio in the next half an hurry to discuss the budget crisis. >>> plans to sell the revel casino are put on held for a week. an auction for bankrupt casino was supposed to be held today but lawyers need more time after getting multiple bids for the property. revel owners have threatened to close casino next month if they cannot find a buyer. auction will now be held next thursday. >>> happening right now closing arguments are and way in the murder trial of oscar pistorius. we are looking live from the courtroom as south of africa. prosecution say the once celebrated athlete intentionally shot his girlfriend reeva steenkamp through a bathroom door in his home. the the defense contends that he fired by mistake thinking an intruder was in the bathroom and that steenkamp was in the bedroom. >>> this morning health officials in liberia say there may be hundreds of additional deaths from the ebola virus. official death toll from the out break in west africa stand at 932. liberia's president declared a state of emergency. back in the united states, a

vincent center and accomplishing the goals and moving into housing and jobs. the other portion that i think phil touched on which is really important is that we work with the parks department to run an adult rec soccer league on some of the amazing facility that parks has been able to overhaul and make available so wofn the participants is a employee of the league we run so we employ him to set up the league and generates for the program to operate during the year. thirdly as phil mentioned this event brought together big business groups in the city in mid-market such as google, wells fargo and brought them literally hand and hand with our cities most vulnerable population. i think bringing in the human element and people understanding who these folks are that sometimes are a point of contention in our city really starts to create social change and bring these groups together so we can start to provide pathways towards housing and self sufficiency, so the event was amazing and i thank phil for his leadership for allowing us to have the event at civic center an

mayor vincent gray reacted to the news. >> it almost was an attack on what we think they thought was private citizens because neither one of those officers was in uniform. >> one suspect was captured. two others escaped after they crashed their stolen nissan altima on hunt terrace northeast. the car crashed with the victims' vehicles and parked cars. >>> just a few more days left for our give joy operation backpack, the only area virtual online backpack drive. we want to introduce you to two reasons why you might want to donate now. debra alfarone introduces us to two big procedures with some pretty big dreams. >> this is mine. >> i want to be a judge and actor and a singer. >> i want to be a cop. >> reporter: 10-year-old kaloni and 7-year-old kamori aren't allowed to play with their school supplies until -- >> august 26th. >> reporter: but today mom sashi mason is making an exception, these crayons, this paper, these notebooks and backpacks were all donated by wusa9 viewers who gave to operation backpack, our partnership with volunteers of america chesapeake. >> it makes me feel gre

mayor vincent gray released a statement calling phillips a dedicated journalist and public affairs mennor and tireless advocate -- mentor and a tireless advocate for our city's downtrodden and disadvantaged. he was 76 years old. he was also a great guy and a friend of mine and i'll miss him. we'll be right back. tt2w t5nh)%!ous" u60 tt2w t5nh)%!rás" s-0 tt2w t5nh)%!4ps" < t tt2w t5nh)%!w%s" wr0 tt2w t5nh)%!yjs" %jh tt0w t5nh)#!a)@&yqt tt2w t5nh)%!ñbs" w,8 tt2w t5nh)%!@hs" /?, tt2w t5nh)%!c=s" é'x >>> a texas man admitted to deliberately driving a $1 million bugatti. i had to look this up because i'd never seen 1, but this guy apparently drove it into a swamp to collect on a $2 million insurance policy. >> what andy haas did not figure on was that they videotaped him. another driver saw the bukaty speeding down the road and was impress -- bugatti speeding down the road. he originally told cops he drops his cell phone and was distracted by a low flying pelican and when he went to get it, he drove into the water. >> he was trying to find an accident somehow. >> he was trying to find an exit.

mayor vincent gray. mr. mayor, could you please stand? he signed a sister city agreement with the executive mayor of -- both cities are national capitals of their respective nations and we are pleased to recognize them today as sister cities. ladies and gentlemen, thank you again for coming today. thank you especially to aur very special guest of honor and pleased to thank you once again and to say we are adjourned. >> a couple of live events today on on c-span 3. the sner center for strategic and international studies looked at how to expand solar energy. at noon, the alliance for health reform hosts a forum on so-called navigators of sisters and broker in the open enrollment in the health insurance marketplace. in a few moments a look at today's headlines, plus your calls live on "washington journal." just after 11:00 eastern, live coverage of a u.s.-africa business forum discussion on infrastructure. we'll return to that event at the commerce department at 1:50 p.m. eastern when secretary of state john kerry moderates a panel with the

. >> adam metallo and vincent r a rossi are called laser cowboys.y capture some of the collections 137 million objects and put them online in 3-d, allowingia to experience them enways you can't even in person. take, for example, this mask of abraham lincoln. >> i'm at the optimal distance to create a 3-d scan. >> they take an arm scanner and paint a laser beam across the maps. >> this is all handheld. >> here it is showing up. that is unbelievable. >> so you can see an object like this, like the abraham lincoln life mask would take maybe 15 or 20 minutes for you to scan. >> now if you go to the smithsonian website, you can manipulate the object and see things you can't see in the museum. you're able to manipulate this just with a regular mouse? >> yep. >> i can actually pull up the two life masks that were taken of lincoln in office and while he was still alive, so on the left here, the one spinning, this was taken in the remaining months of the civil war, and this is a life mask that was taken just before the civil war. >> what you can really see i

those words tonight from vincent gray on this show.torney for the brown family, speaking tonight asking us to convey those words to everybody in ferguson as a sixth straight night of protests continue there on this rainy sixth night. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again monday. thanks for being with us. >>> america's prisons. dangerous.

historical document some of that which is available on video now and there's a great interview with vincent harding who grew up in the bronx and has bronx roots. for someone like yourself tramp then you are working outside of the literary context and this was a conversation i came up in the earlier panel what does a black art aesthetic look like in terms of where you are working in illustration and comics? >> anthony touched on a good point. i started in a comic store and it was creating characters. i'm kind of known as the. what he said about the rhythm from the blues era to the hip-hop era when i write we are working on another book called the badlands. i wrote the script for it so whether i'm writing or drawing its eyes to the rhythm of that. of course i'm going to aggregate a lot towards hip-hop. like i have grand master cost doing a push from the characters and i have dmca and you can see the lineage of what they tell in a story. i would look at them as the poets were the writers researching from the late 70's when i was born to the 80s and 90s and so on. i look at their stories and on

those words tonight from vincent gray on this show.the brown family, speaking tonight asking us to convey those words to everybody in ferguson as a sixth straight night of protests continue there on this rainy sixth night. week ends with alex witt starts now. . >>> violence returns to ferguson, missouri with outrage and looting overnight. it ig nated after police released surveillance that michael brown's family is calling character assassination. did it make matters worse? >>> texas governor rick perry accused of using his power. >>> unthinkable crime against a woman's own

those words tonight from vincent gray on this show. attorney for the brown family, speaking tonight asking us to convey those words to everybody in ferguson as a sixth straight night of protests continue there on this rainy sixth night. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again monday. thanks for being with us. >>> america's prisons. dangerous. often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. every day is a battle to survive and to maintain order. >> down on your feet, down! >> among the nation's most notorious institutions, san quentin state prison. our cameras spent months documenting life on the inside. where gangs, drugs, and sheer boredom make up a violent mix. this is "lockup san quentin: extended stay." >> san quentin is home to more than 5,000 inmates ranging from the most violent offenders in california. >> i'll rob you in a minute. don't get me wrong. >> i pulled a gun on this man and shot him six times in his chest. >> to the all too common parole violators flooding the system. >> i do drugs. that's my violation.

we also talked to vincent bull lohse, the prosecutor who put manson away.f fascinating stuff. hopefully people can watch. >> i will be watching. that, i will tell you. the full documentary on charles manson tonight, cnn, 7:30 eastern. >>> american fighter jets in iraq given the green light to go after isis targets. here's the question, though, what could be the impact on president obama's legacy? we'll go to the white house for the latest on that. ♪ [ woman ] if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain. this is humira helping me lay the groundwork. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to r.a. symptoms. humira is proven to help relieve pain and stop further joint damage in many adults. [ male announcer ] humira can lower your ability to fight infect

families gathered earlier this morning to say good-bye as the carl vincent carrier strike group set off from san diego. several vessels and a nine and a half month long deployment for about 6,200 sailors. the navy says the deployment is to conduct security operations at sea. >>> we have an update tonight on a show now we've been telling you about, the little league world series. it's the end of the road for superstar pitcher mo'ne davis and her philadelphia team though she and her teammates leave with a lot to be proud of. they were defeated by the jackie robinson west team from chicago's south side who will now face a team from nevada in the u.s. championship game tomorrow. >>> feeling the pinch just like millions of american families, there's word tonight that the tooth fairy is on a budget. new survey shows the average cash payout for every lost tooth placed under the pillow has gone down about 8% since last year to $3.40 a tooth. >>> and an amazing rescue caught on camera on the 710 freeway in los angeles. strangers risking their own lives running on the freeway to save a dog that w

earlier this year mayor vincent gray sign add law decriminalizing marijuana. >>> an f.b.i. forensic computer expert is expected to tat stand again today in a corruption trl of former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife, maureen. mcdonnells are charged in a 14- count indictment for receiving gifts and loans from businessman jonnie williams. peggy fox has been following that trial which is now in its eighth day. peggy joins us from richmond with more. hey there, peggy. >> reporter: hey, debra. yeah, the most interesting thing going on right now is mary sutherland is on the stand. she is the former chief of staff for the first lady, the former first lady. she's delivering some pretty damaging testimony. here's the video of maureen mcdonnell walking into court this morning. every morning bob mcdonnell comes in first and then maureen mcdonnell comes in. but anyway, mary sutherland talked about that shopping trip, that infamous shopping trip where jonnie williams dropped $20,000 on maureen mcdonnell. she said that maureen mcdonnell was having a great time. she was so hap

mayor vincent gray. >> one of the fundamental principles is to have a strong neighborhood-based system of schools in the city. >> reporter: the big announcement in mayor gray's big revision to school zones can be ripped up by any one of these three people running to succeed gray who lost the democratic primary. >> there's no question that those kind of changes can be made, but given the fact that this was a painstaking lengthy process that we engaged in, it just doesn't make sense to have our parents and our children have to wait another year before this even can be announced. >> reporter: or put another way, gray pushing forward right now may make it virtually impossible for muriel bowser, david catania or carol schwartz to completely unravel what may be one of his last touted accomplishments in office. now muriel bowser, the democratic nominee for mayor, had implored mayor gray to halt his plans and wait for the next mayor. the election is in november. the new mayor takes office in january which in theory would give time to reverse course on the school assignment plan. >>> tonight tw

. >> reporter: senator vincent hughes says the republican-controlled legislature should step up sooner, education funding has become a politicized tug-of-war, heated gubernatorial campaign. >> this is horrible, holding our children hostage because they are unwilling to fund education in this city to the extent that we as pennsylvanians deserve to have our education system funded. >> tomorrow, the superintendent will announce there will be layoffs fanned schools are open on time. critics say this we are even talking about this and we are here is because of failed leadership. >> i think it's the failed leadership, its wrong terminology. we haven't resolved the problems from the city of philadelphia from the school district of philadelphia that got us into this situation. and let's be -- let's be totally accurate, we've been looking at a situation like this for decades when it comes to funding. 55% of the funding comes from the state of pennsylvania. >> reporter: governor corbett went on to tell me he is calling on superintendant hite to open philadelphia public schools on time. tomorrow,

vincent buggly yossie named his best-selling book after manson's strange philosophy. >> one of the songs out in his mind, "helter-skelter," which he felt was an apocalyptic war between blacks and whites, the last destructive final war on the face of this earth. are >> manson, increasingly paranoid and angry, hatched a deranged plan to ignite the race war himself by killing a handful of rich white people and framing you the black panthers. >> friday night in los angeles, a movie actress and four of her friends were murdered. >> the brutal murders at the tate and la bianca homes left the lapd perplexed for months. but when the disturbing truth about the manson family surfaced, the stage was set. >> all the elements are present for one of the most sensational murder trials in american history. >> nearly a year after the murders, the trial began. >> on the evening of august 8th, 1969, charles manson sent out from the fires of hell four heartless, cold-blooded robots. that's what i told the jury. >> buggly yossie may have been the prosecutor, but charles manson was the star. >> the first day

state senator vincent hughes will release a report on that. hughes will give details this afternoon outside of benjamin franklin high school in spring garden. >> from the south jersey bureau, we'll get a preview of a new program in camden. city officials will announce new security measures for students traveling to and from classes and as outline how schools have updated their training program. >> out of our delaware bureau, today senator tom carper is giving a tour to new improvements to the sussex county airport. trees were also removed near the runway and lighting and pavement striping was added. now, this all makes it possible pour larger planes to land at that airport. >>> unrest in ferguson, missouri, we are live in the splintered town with a look at what has quieted the confrontation. >>> plus, above and beyond, a police officer comes across a man caught in a downpour. watch what he does next, some are calling heroic. >>> and a dashboard cam caught a motorcycle crash that ends in the craziest way possible. >>> and we're starting off wit

. >>> dc mayor vincent gray's plan is in jeopardy tonight for public schools. wusa 9 reporter jim osmond tells us the mom who helped draft that plan may have to fight the next mayor to keep that plan. >> it's a very important stand. >> reporter: faith hubbard literally dc public schools in her hands. her son is one of the reasons she helped draft the boundaries plan. the first revision in almost 50 years. >> it was challenging and really good work and i think i worked with a lot of people that were really great and passionate about their communities and trying to move the need on education. >> reporter: but a good portion of what she and others drafted could be ripped up. >> the fact that a new mayor could unravel it is unnerving. >> there's no question that those kind of changes could be made. >> reporter: gray allowanced last wednesday for a redrawing of the new boundaries. we won't be in office because he lost his primary re-election the mayor's plan on school boundary changes is not ready. his plan serves to exacerbate educational inequality and does little

. >> vincent pace, showboat has been his life for more than two decades. he's been a doorman more than 25 years. >> i love working here. i spent the best times of my life here. hopefully whoever buys it i'll be the next doorman and ready to be here and open doors for anyone else that wants to come throughout doors. >> most employees have not found work yet but keeping showboat spirits believing the party will go on elsewhere. >> it's a free agent market we'll find something. it's going to be hard. a lot of people out of work right now. got to be optimistic. >> reporter: tractor-trailer really has been a difficult and sad thing to watch. ceasars entertainment owns showboat casino and nearly 500 of 2,000 employees were placed with new jobs within the company. showsbot actually profitable and making money and ceasars entertainment owns several other casinos here in atlantic city. this is really the first domino to fall. revel casino set to begin its closing tomorrow into tuesday while trump plaza set to close september 16. we're live in atlantic city, sharee

. >> neighbors on the 1,000 block of saint vincent street are worried and looking over their shoulders after one of the elderly neighbors here was followed home from a bank attacked and robbed in his own garage. >> punch him once and they're fragile and they take their money off of them. >> i hope they get this person. and so that everyone is safer. >> reporter: police arrested one man and are looking for two more including the main suspect ronald singleton. police say he's the one caught on surveillance tape at multiple locations after elderly men and women reported being followed by a guy in a silver malibu. brawly attacked and robbed. >> broken notices, lacerations, a lot of did he go in the and pride. the elderly, you know, sometimes just don't bounce back from things like this. >> reporter: in the burholme case an 80 year old man went to this pnc bank on cottman. he was followed inside by singleton who police say stood behind him in line and followed him out to another bank nearby. when the victim arrived home singleton was right behind him in that silver malibu. >> they're walkin