vincent! ms. casey, this is alex mendoza, this is vincent wang. they're best friends. they're practically glued together. are you the guitar teacher my dad told me about? that's me. do you play in a rock band? ( laughing ): no, but i know some rock songs. we want to be rock stars, right, vincent? right. ( both imitating electrical guitar ) or maybe we'll be professional baseball players. yeah, we can't decide. that's a tough choice. ramon! where you going? to pick up alex. i have to talk to you. we just got an unbelievable offer. what are you talking about? two investors came to my office today. they want to buy the restaurant. what? they want to buy the place... and they're going to let me... what makes you think we want to sell? money, my dear brother. lots of money. forget it. tell your investors it's not for sale. hey, don't walk away from this. this is a serious offer... serious money. i'm not selling this place. it's my life... it's been in the family for almost 30 years. it would break papa's heart if we sold it. not when he hears how much money the investors ar

hey, vincent w is amy's money? >> 18 grand. vincent, vincent, vincent. where is amy west's money.cent. >> just days after we pressed him, he sued amy west and copper beach tanning in a hand scrawled complaint he claims west owes him four grand because the work went officer budget. he also writes he would like to file for defamation because amy west and jason have gone to the media fox news and told them i took their money and did not perform the work. he writes, this is not true. west say they're looking forward to their day in court with vince lasorsa. >> i actually can't wait to go see him in court. roar report you can't wait. >> i can't wait. >> reporter: what will you tell the judge. >> exactly what he's done. >> i hope to prevent him from doing it to anybody else. >> now the couple says he owes them 9500 bucks. he called today finally said they open him money and the local building inspector held that job up. he also said he plans to sit down and settle with the realty and claims he owes no restitution in any of those criminal cases as for the questions about his criminal pas

vincent w is amy west's money? how about the realty, 18 grand. vincent? vincent?cent. >> where is amy west's money. >> just days after we pressed him lasorsa sued amy west and copper beach tanning in a hand scrawled complaint he claims west owes him four grand because the work went over budget. he also writes he would like to file for defamation because amy west and jason have gone to the media fox news and told them i took their money and did not perform the work. he writes, this is not true. west and belsiano say they're looking forward to their day in court with vince lasorsa. >> i actually can't waiting to see him in court. >> reporter: you can't wait? >> i can't wait. >> reporter: what will you tell the judge. >> exactly what he's done. >> i just to prevent him from doing it to anybody else. >> reporter: the couple says lasorsa owes them some knife hundred bucks. lasorsa who finally called me monday said they owe him money and the the local building inspector held up that job. he also said he plans to sit down and settle with the realty and claims he owes no

and your grandfather vincent worked for one of my cousins until his death in 1972. and by all accounts, the two old men loved each other but they were not equal. the first thing we have to do as americans is have an honest conversation about what happened over the last 150 years. >> do you think that is possible? do you think americans can move past the color of skin? it has been 150 years since the end of slavery but only 50 years since the civil rights movement. do you think -- >> i think we can. i mean the line and the inspiration for the 8-year-old chris to write this book some day was staying at a! -- classroom -- and hearing martin luther king's speech saying i have a dream the sons of slaves and sons of slave holders can come together in brotherhood. and yesterday you and i stood t same spot he gave the speech. you know? and too frank, maybe you will disagree, but would we have done that if i had not written that book and been honest about our history? >> we could have but it would not have happen so soon. i believe he would have maybe a year or from no becau

he owns vincent's country store on main street in town.a medium-sized grocery store that vincent's dad started and ran for 18 years. he says no store in westminster has ever been cited for selling tobacco to kids, and banning it would cost more than just tobacco sales. >> most people that buy tobacco, will grab a cold drink for the road, maybe scratch tickets, a bag of chips. so it's not just an eight dollar sale, it's a $20, $30 sale. >> reporter: vincent points out there are several neighboring towns around westminster full of stores that sell tobacco, so he says the ban would just drive customers and their money, elsewhere. >> we're just going to be sending all these sales five minutes down the road to another town where these customers will spend money on gas out of town, food out of town, and before you know it the gas station here going under in westminster and other businesses. >> reporter: another concern that's been raised is the potential impact on jobs. most mornings at the depot general store, you'll find a few regulars hanging

democrat, edward fitzgerald 36% and in south carolina governor haley winning against her opponent vincent sheheen. every election night there's always a surprise and this potentially has the surprise of the night now where ed gillespie with 52% of the vote compared to 56% for senator -- 46% for senator mark warner. we should point out much of virginia has yet to report and could make a difference in the senate race. >> in kentucky we're keeping our eye on mitch mcconnell's headquarters and as soon as he comes out you'll hear what he has to say about his own victory but what he sees as prospects for republican control of the senate. we'll begin with phone calls. our first one up is matt calling us from harrisburg pennsylvania. matt, you're on, and intent. matt, are you there? caller: yeah, i'm here. i noticed there was a race

both mayors vincent gray last spring and adrian fenty in 2010 were defeated in their re-election bids. what's the challenge for the mayor to represent all of the people? >> building a coalition that involves, you know, all of d.c. as well as the new d.c. i think that's the challenge for this mayor or for any mayor. >> reporter: carol schwartz making her fifth run for mayor came out of retirement and switched from republican to independent in just the past three months for this contest.

vincent has since recovered but she says she still gets tired and her knees ache. she gets shortness of breath when she walks even short distances. on cnn she was asked how she became infected. >> go through it almost daily in my mind. like what happened? what went wrong? because i was covered completely every time. i followe followed the cdc protr donning and offing every time. i never strayed. it is a mystery to me. >> vincent also responded to criticism about getting on that airplane. she says she was not symptomatic at the time and did inform health officials of her plans. the cdc says it was their mistake. >>> on the hell watch night, a possible break through for those who are trying to cut back on smoking. taking omega three capsules significantly reduced the craving for nicotine according to a new study by the university of hifa. 48 people who smoked at least 10 cigarettes a day were part of that study. after taking five omega three capsules per day for 30 days, they reduced their smoking rate by an average of two cigarettes per day. >> there will soon be on

i never stray. >> vincent treated thomas duncan. he was the first to be treated with ebola in the u.s.. vincent didn't realize she had the virus until her temperature spiked days later. doctors can't say happen stave saved miss vincent but know her young age and quick treatment helped. many of her belongings including her engagement ring were burned up in the days following her diagnosis. she also says she doesn't know when or if she will suit up and scrub again. facebook is stepping up their efforts to stop ebola. the companies also donating and deploying 100 satellite communication terminals to boost internet and phone services to evented areas in west africa. >>> the drummer of acdc. they have dropped the hire for murder charge. however he still faces three lesser charges including threatening to kill someone and drug possession. prosecutors have not said why they brought the murder for hire charge against him in the first place. >>> a california woman accused of stealing and crashing a highway patrol suv. investigators say they

. >> the "thing" nurse amber vincent is referring to her engagement room. clean-up crew torched her diamond while recovering from ebola. >>> would you endure needle pricks if it meant smaller pors and smoother skin? turning back the clock without going under the knife. >>> the ordeal leaving two men without clothing or money. stopped at an intersection in logan, three heavily armed men walked up to the car and forced them to strip down. from there the victims were told to drive to a gas station more than a mile away, and that's where the police say they were robbed. "action news" reporter, john rawlins, live at the germantown sunoco with more on the crime and the victims here, john. >> we have new numbers this afternoon. first it was reported that hundreds of dollars were taken during that robbery. now we are told as of about an hour ago thousands were actually taken from the two victims ages 22 and 25. the carjacking ended at this germantown mini mart but began about a mile away near wayne junction. two men with a car confronted by three men, two of them w

his son was milo, your great great-grandfather fought by peter and then vincent. remarkable because he is the one who helped build the first church, by church on tomlinson hill, the gravel help church. and then his son peter and grandson vincent, your grandfather, was so key to building something i have never heard of before. a free economy. and this was howl african americans developed their own independent communities outside of jim crow. >> guest: right. >> host: they usually found fellow landowners light tomlinson and the judges who said, we will never grow anything here. build your house, build your church, and they worked so hard. and they grew their own crops in addition to the crops they grew as sharecroppers and sent their children to school. i mean, your families have always valued education so highly. they were some of the first black families to educate their children. and that helped them build these communities that were so self-sufficient, and are unrecognized until, you know, research began in taxes in the 1970's. so, yes, i thought about was a par

performance october of vincent moore. from the perspective of different items.obster about to be boiled. one all about love, perspective of the engagement ring. >> gorgeous. >> my god. >> so not real will a cat going to the vet. >> that's my cat. that's my cat. hey! >> everybody, it's time for us give away another ipad mini. >> you need the buzzword, to be at least 18 years old and a legal u.s. resident. >> head over to rightthisminute.com and click on the win ipad mini button. >> enter buzzword on facebook, twitter or both, enter on each every day. >> time to reveal monday's buzzword. it is viral. get on over to rightthisminute.com, click on the win ipad button, enter monday's buzzword viral. >> and get this, one day later this week, bonus giveaway day. two winners. one will get an ipad mini, the second a flat screen tv. >> watch every day for your chance to win. >>> how do you make eating milk and cookies epic? >> we bring in marcus cookie man jones. >> oh my gord! >> the sweet life sized slam dunk, next. ou go. enjoyable video but totally ridiculous. >> turtl

outgoing mayor vincent gray is commenting. >> i don't think it will happen here. of course, i'm deeply concerned about ferguson, what's going on there, you know, whether people should be held accountable or more accountable for the action taken with respect to the young man that was killed there. i don't see that spilling over into the district of columbia. >> reporter: meanwhile this video today from michael brown's father. >> hurting others and destroying property is not the answer. no matter what the grand jury decides i do not want my son's death to be in vain. i want it to lead to incredible positive change. >> reporter: of course, d.c. furring son organizers have promised a noisy but nonviolent demonstration here in washington d.c. d.c. furring son has managed to localize this -- ferguson has managed to localize this issue by manning a civilian review board with the power to fire police officers. >> you may be asking yourself now exactly what is a grand jury and how does it work? how will it decide if officer darren will some ought to be charged or not? comi

. >> george vincent. >> delores vincent i'm hoping that you will approve 85, 2014, 86, 2014 872014 88, 2014 the reason being the meetings i've attended in the community this is been presented and vested they've approved and everything i've heard from our presenter has been brought to us and has been approved yes there is a super funds fight but there's remedies for that i think that the appropriate remedies has been put in place for us to go forward thank you. >> any other speakers. >> no other speaker cards. >> millennial want to address the commission on this item? seeing none, the public comment is closed and i turn it to the commission there are there questions? >> madam chair. >> yes. commissioner booster to see arrest. >> this is an interesting time because i was on the redevelopment commission back in the day when we were were looking at this and heard a lot of public comment our goal was to do the right thing for other people in the southeast sections of san francisco an area that has historically been neglected and go forward and so we're now at the point this is the last vot

mayor vincent gray's 2010 campaign. "the washington post" reports gray recently turned down a plea deal offer from prosecutors. the post quotes unnamed sources as saying the offer was a made in september and would have required gray to plead guilty to one felony count. gray's lawyer reportedly told prosecutors he would never take a deal that required him to plead guilty to anything. the mayor has always denied doing anything wrong despite guilty pleas from several campaign aides and prominent donor jeffrey thompson. >>> today the d.c. council is scheduled to take a first vote on changing how d.c.'s money and property from people who aren't charged with crimes. the bill would have those assets go into the city's general fund instead of directly to the police department. council member tommy wells says the current method creates the appearance of a slush fund when police agencies directly benefit. but the city's chief financial officer warns the change would ultimately cost the city because federal law requires that asset

attorney is determined to indict the mayor, will he do it now or wait until mayor vincent gray is out of office? >> held in limbo and he said this cloud over his head. so maybe it's finally the opportunity for him to clear his name or for him to account for his actions. >> u.s. attorney, ron, said in the past he'll bring a case when it's ready. translation, it won't matter if the mayor is in or out of office. bruce johnson, wusa9. >> the spokesman for u.s. attorney today had no comment on the plea deal and only said the federal investigation continues. >>> president obama says there are reasons to be optimistic in the fight against ebola. but there's a lot of work to be done. >> getting the numbers are lower than in liberia, but they are often in remote areas that are hard to reach and some of the international need to improve. >> president obama says military and civilian efforts are starting to pay off in liberia. meantime, here at home, we have made some progress in preparing our healthcare system to deal with any possible threat and scientists are making headway on vaccines and tr

vincent gray may soon be indicted on federal corruption charges.rs are looking into whether gray knew about the shadow campa running in 2010. >> tonight the principal will talk about two fights that occurred at the suitland high school this weekend. >>> and four israelis died after two palestinians opened fire inside the synagogue building. >>> and grab your winter gear before heading outside. it's a cold morning. you can get all the weather alerts on nbcwashington.com. >>> yes, dress like this young lady. you can ditch the umbrella but you need a hat, warm coat, gloves and a scarf today as we will stay in the 30s the rest of the day. remaining cold tormd tomorrow. >>> and we have an accident eastbound leesburg pike at middleton ridge road. back to you. >>> and that's the broadcast this morning. we appreciate you waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. it's cold out there, so get frequent updates on the air and on your phone. get the app and then on our facebook and twitter pages. have a gre. >>> good morning. break right now, a plane slams

vincent's. >> thanks very much. the head injury that he suffered was catastrophic. he arrived well intubated and being resuscitated very well. we got a cat scan of the head to determine what we could do. it was recognized that we had to make an intervention into the brain to actually help get the pressure down into the brain. what sometimes happens in the brain is if you put blood around the brain, a small amount, you will start to become a bit drowsy. if you put a lot of blood around the brain you'll become unconscious. extensive surnlry to remove his skull around the brain to help allow the brain to expand so that it wasn't compressed. the surnlry took about 20 hours or so. this will be our normal procedure. he did not make much improvement. and unfortunately at the consequence of the injury, he died. >> i would like to pay tribute at this time first to cricket new south wales staff and paramedic staff. the doctors, the nurse, the social workers who have just done a magnificent job in surgery and the intensive care unit and the support they gave to family and frie

the carl vincent deployed as part of the u.s. fif tth fleet, supporting operations and here at home. 5,000 people enjoyed a thanksgiving meal today. in san francisco. volunteers started serving at 7:30 this morning. some used the time to reflect on what they were thankful as the they spent time helping others in need. >> i'm grateful that i have got a job. i can support my children. i am grateful for my hefl to. be here. >> may your ed lee, among the dozens of volunteers. there he its. had one of the most important jobs carving. >> need for a hot meal is a year round obstacle for many families. >> local food banks are asking for your hefl tonight. >> it is a busy time at second harvest food bank in san jose, preparing food donation for the holiday seasonable. they need more. >> every dollar, we can translate into two meals. santa clara, and one in ten need the food they provide. >> if you were to take levi stadium. film it four times over. the number of people receiving food from second harvest. >> they're raising to raise $15 mi

to vincent harding. he took responsibility of writing it. -- his neighbor and gave him the assignment to vincent harding. he died a few months ago. it for you tos rip the cover off of the onion? there's a lot of negative about what was going on. these three to principal biographers who i cannot thank enough. the work to make it easier for him it was to write a book about king. i wanted to focus on this last year. there are so many layers. i wanted this book to be a historical novel. historically accurate and at the back of the book, all types of pages of endnotes and see the resource material i used to write the text. i wanted to write it -- i worked with dr. rich to give me the texture to make it read like a page turning novel so people can follow it. there were a lot of layers. we had to look at the last year and figure out what we thought were the high point. the significant points to give a sense of the hill and hate, and ask him. you cannot talk about his life linearly. -- give a sense of the hell a

vincent, so basically going around the block for the 70, and the 77 bus.ut if you are stepping out the front door, put your fog hat on. here is a live look at route one, up in bucks county, just one of the many cameras with poor visibility, this morning, so caution flags flying. depending upon where you begin and end your trip, you're going to get socked in with some fog here this morning. as you head south, down into delaware, an accident, right at route i279. for the gang in north jersey, north on 295, crash at the black horse pike, again, that 42 freeway, coming in toward philly, also, seeing some fog. and this stretch of route one, was fogged in for the last half hour. we now have an accident, a pedestrian, struck here along route one, not sure if the fog had anything to do with t probably didn't help route one blocked southbound side, all of the bridges, walt whitman, ben franklin, commodore barry so far so good. as we get into stage two of the morning rush hour here and that fog gets little denser, poor visible coming into philadelphia, this morning.

bush met with vincent and took pictures.rd work during difficult times. in maine the boyfriend of the nurse who treated ebola patients has withdrawn from a college where he was studying nursing. ted wilbur says he was forced to stay away from campus because of his girlfriend. according to school officials wilbur voluntarily agreed to stay away from school. hickox showed no symptoms of the virus. >>> this weekend officials at one southern california elementary school are working to find a couple of rattlesnakes. three snakes were recently spotted nir the campus of l.a. unified school. here's a picture of one of the the snakes captured. i think out of everything, bug, creepy, anything, snakes are the worse. now school officials are working to round up the others by trimming tree branches and clearing bushes where the snakes could be hiding. certain areas around the school have been blocked off from students. >> all three of the snakes that we found according to the experts we talked to have been less than a year old. juveniles

vincent's hospital. where many of his fellow cricketers, including michael clarke, had been at his bedside. he gave this statement. >> we're devastated by the loss of our much-loved son and brother phillip. it's been a very difficult few days. we appreciate all the support we have received from family, friends, players, cricket australia, and the general public. cricket was phillip's life, and we as a family shared that love of the game with him. we would like to thank all the medical and nursing staff at st. vincent's hospital and cricket new south wales medical staff for their great efforts with phillip. we love you. >> michael clarke there, clearly overcome at that news conference a little earlier today. the australian prime minister tony abbott said hughes was a young man living out his dreams. >> the thought that a player in his prime should be killed playing our national game is shocking and sobering. we should be conscious of the risks that our sports people run to give us the pleasure that they d

mayor vincent grey rejected a plea deal connected to his tennessee campaign. >>> seven patients camek to gw hospital today against all odds. doctors say they shouldn't be alive. hear their inspiring stories of survival and what made the difference coming up. >>> but next, who in the world would want to marry charles manson? well, the family of >>> is charles manson getting married? >> he is now planning to marry a 26-year-old woman. as danielle nottingham reports, the bride-to-be had been working to get him out of prison. >> reporter: it's a match made in prison. california department of corrections officials confirm 80-year-old mass murderer charles manson and his 26-year-old bride-to-be have obtained a marriage license. afton elaine burton, who calls herself star, ran away from home nine years ago and has been trying to get manson released from prison. burton says she wants to marry manson so she can access case information only available to relatives. manson is not allowed con jewel gallon visit and has no possibility for parole when he would be 92. he is doing time in corcoran, c

today vincent gray and representatives of the barry family laid out three days of events to honor the former mayor. his closed casket will lie in repose in the wilson building thursday, december 4. friday there will be events that will have his body moving through all eight words of d.c. -- wards of d.c. the funeral and viewing on saturday the sixth. barry andanners say already outlined much of what he wanted. >> investing in six really difficult because -- it has been really difficult because when someone leaves directives, and you are in shock and mourning the loss, it's very difficult to look down on a piece of paper and try to move forward without becoming very emotional. plan,for why barry had a she said the last january -- he was extremely ill. she said at that time he thought he might not make it out of the hospital and started making his funeral plans. he recovered then, and when he died over the weekend they still had the old plans and so they are trying to follow them. reporting live from the john wilson building, sam ford, abc 7 news. >> supreme court justice ruth badernsbu

the six mayors who served the mayor since home rule began in the 1970s, including adrien fenty and vincent gray, it was barry's roller coaster career that helped define district politics for decades barry first came to washington with the student non-violent coordinating committee, later helped establish and run pride, an inner city help gruchlt barry won the first seat on the d.c. council in 1974. slightly wounded in the 1977 muslim siege of city buildings, he used the publicity to launch his 1978 campaign for mayor. he was a brash reformer, he was the talk in the streets and the business soouts. he narrowly won the battle after being heavily and repeatedly endorsed by the wash post editorial page. there were allegations of drug use and his own image as a self professed night owl. through it all, barry is credited with opening the city's local government to black citizens who mostly had been shut out, for creating a massive summer jobs program that while wasteful in many cases, offered a summer job or paid internship to many city youth that wanted one, for treating senior citizens as a to

. >>> mayor vincent gray and fire chief eugene jones will unveil several new emergency response vehicles. they have been plagued by equipment failures and staff shortages. they have made a commitment to expanding and improving the the department's resources >>> a d.c. group is suing csx. the company says it will eliminate a lot of backups. however, people who live in that area say it could ruin their neighborhood. you can see a group of them protesting the tunnel here. this was last week. they will announce the lawsuit later th. they say the tunnel will cause safety problems and pollute the area. >>> you won't see rosh hashanah or christmas on the montgomery county school calendar anymore. a lot of you shared your opinions on the nbc washington facebook page. the children will still have those holidays off, but they will stop naming them on the calendar. the move came in response to local advocates asking for a holy day to be added to the calendar for muslims. today is your chance to weigh in on a big high-speed rail project in northern virginia. it has the train running for 115 miles fr

vincent hardy williams voted in virginia. vincent h. williams voted, and they said that's the same guy. >> how do they know that's the same person? >> stacy abrams is the ranking democrat in georgia. >> i sit as the minorities leader of the house of representatives. this information has never been presented to the house of representatives. the origin of it, about whether or not we are systematically attempting to disenfranchise half a million of our georgia voters. >> for someone to vote in two places that's kind of odd because we have a hard time getting them to vote one place. >> helen butler is the director of the new georgia project, a get out the vote initiative aimed as minorities. >> according to voting protection groups that we've men with in carolina, according to dick morris on fox tv that the obama campaign for example may have had a million people voting twice that he stole the election. >> that is crazy. that is totally crazy. there was not people voting twice in any election and if they're basing it off of this they are cr

. >> new information tonight about vincenteal rejected by gray. he says he will not agree to plead guilty to a felony in connection with an investigation into financing for his 2010 campaign. sam ford is live in northwest washington. what happens next year? >> first, just want to say the washington post broke this story with mayor gray refusing to deal. speculation is the u.s. attorney will get the grand jury to indict him. he has an able attorney to see what happens. >> you stay here all of this time. mayor left the hall where he spoke passionately about black use, he chided reporters who only wanted to ask whether he rejected a plea deal and was facing possible indictment. you want to talk about the continuing investigation him a talk to my attorney. >> so far, no response from his attorney but this is the latest in the probe into what the attorney calls a shadow campaign involving money man every thompson and a list of others who have all pleaded guilty to felonies, most commonly caught telling lies to the feds will stop -- to the feds. >> we a

you have got juan and vincente. juan gets into some trouble. >> he was trying to get food from the indians and the indians kill him and one of his friends. >> where? >> at -- >> yes. at this place. which is another place we will visit this weekend. at its highest point, this maze sa is 350 feet tall. basically there are two that different sections and they are connected by a thin ridge, right? one is trying to catch up in the west and he stops for supplies. initially they gave him would and other things. he said, i really need food. and so he makes this demand. it will take us a few more days to grind it. he goes about five miles away. he camp's. then he comes back. when he comes back to get the cornmeal, he is apartment -- he has a party of 19. 14 of them will go up on to the mesa and split up. they will split up, split up into three different groups, and we will go from house to house and collect all of the food and be able to leave. the problem is one of the soldiers takes a turkey, and one of the inhabitants was

mayor vincent gray showed off new fire trucks fand new recruits. he leaves office in a few weeks wanted to make a major investment in the city's safety. >> another new ambulance, a row of new fire trucks. new emergency equipment. and a few dozen fire and emergency recruits. just weeks from leaving office january 2nd, mayor vincent gray says he's rebuilt a fire department better known in recent years for breakdowns, shortages and personnel mistakes? we have substantially upgraded where we are with all of the equipment and frankly overcome a number of years of disinvestment. >> reporter: gray says it's ready to turn over to mayor elect muriel bowser. >> reporter: what will you tell her needs to be done after january starts? >> as far as the fire department is concerned? it's ready to go. >> reporter: the mayor said he would recommend bowser keep interim fire chief jones who came from prince george's county and credited with settling down widespread problems in the department. does jones want the job with bowser? yes. >> reporter: it was disrupted whe

. >> mayor vincent gray was there to greet us and poke a little fun. >> for those of you who may be tempted to light up mark seagraves, hand me one of the matches also. >> there was a serious lesson learned in that burning building, how not to get lost. >> we need to stay on a wall, stay on a hose line, because if something got bad, you follow that hose it will take you where you came, outside, or on a piece of rope. >> just like real firefighters and paramedics who respond to dozen of life-threatening calls every shift, we were off to a heart attack victim on a second story apartment. it may not have looked as dangerous as burning into a burning building but there's nothing easy about carrying a body down a flight of stairs while doing cpr. we all have better understanding of the science, training and stamina of being a first whe those flames were all around me it wrapped every inch .f body to heat that i couldn' if they stop moving for 30 seconds it sends a distress signal letting the team know there's a man down. >> mark, wow, now we understand it a lot better. thank you. >> wow. >> doug

missing in all of this is the current mayor, vincent gray was defeated in the primary by bowser and has yet to endorser. indicted, which is one reason he may have lost >> d.c. voters will decide other big issues. they will vote whether to legalize small amounts of marijuana. hadrevious years, the mayor appointed that position. warner is mark fighting to keep his seat from republican challenger ed gillespie. our northern virginia bureau chief joins us from arlington with a look at this race. certainly a sense of confidence and optimism that the mark warner campaign. they are feeling good about their chances for reelection. a lot of the senate races across the country in states like louisiana and kentucky -- virginia never really made it on the radar as a super close race. they know mark warner as senator and former governor, but ed gillespie predicted he would shock the world and pull off a big upset victory tonight. here is video of mark warner voting in alexandria. he has laid low throughout the day, spending time with his friends d family, awaiting the result tonight. warner has led t

tonya francisco is live at saint vincent de-paul church, with more.. tonya? >> this is the parish where her mother attended grammar school and her parents or at least her grandparents attended the services. this morning the first and only female mayor will be remembered before being laid to rest. the woman who liked her hats and for coats considered a long-shot when she ran, but things to the blizzard of 1979 she beat the mayor with 72 percent of the vote after the ministry she failed to clear the streets. credited with starting what is now known as the taste of chicago. her tough stance on gun control, overseeing the extension of the blue line to o'hare and allowing the blues brothers to be filmed in the city. also remembered for three weeks during which she lived in the area trying to stem gang violence. also dealing with strikes by the transit union, firefighters and teachers. sometimes confronting them on the picket line. she lost a reelection bid in 1983. she ran out again on the next election cycle a loss in the primary. she faded from the spotlight unt

there was a steady turnout in east vincent, people arrived shortly after the polls opened to kastd theirote in pennsylvania's governor's rate and who will win the seats in the u.s. house of representatives. >> and some encountered problems votesing this morning and their polling place was not open. in upper darby, they did not open until 8:00 a.m. and later and then police told us they had incorrect information on who would be voting there and organizers set up an alternate polling location. this reminder now, if you have questions about the polls or voting procedures, you can fine help here at 6 abc, volunteers from the league of women voters are here to take your phone calls right now and also talking about possible voting irregularities. help is available right up until 8:00 tonight. 6abc.com will begin live streaming results when the polls close across the tri-state and with are tweeting them with 6 abc #~ vote. and we'll have complete coverage of the winners and losers and the changing political landscape in our nation. >>> we have breaking news out of camden county, chopper 6 hd is

hospital, and released order saturday, after his spokesperson told us he wasn't feeling well, and vincent gray heard he had collapsed after leaving the hospital, he thought berry would overcome it, like most of the things he faced. >>> i got call from his -- communications director, and he died. >>> the civil rights activist, started his political career, school board member, and city council. >>> and such a brilliant guy, he knew that he could memorprogress, and, inside the system. >>> after four decades of service and city council member, one of the most talked about accomplishments, from his career, centered on how he helped the used, guaranteeing summer jobs. >>> the program helped countless teens, including idawilliams, who was one of the first to work there. >>> you they came onto work, and, giving a voice who felt like they didn't have one and, leaving behind a legacy, that. believe will never be replaced. >>> he collected well with regular folk and, that's why, and, enjoyed him. >>> and the mayor says that he is working on a celebration, and he wants to speak to his family first,

mayor vincent gray talking about his rejected plea deal. faces possible indictment for running a shadow campaign in 2010. he rejected a plea deal to plead guilty to a felony count. mayor gray says he has not done anything wrong. have said from the very beginning that i did nothing. there was no plea deal for me to accept. that is where we are at this point. >> six of the mayor's supporters and associates pleaded guilty to felonies, mostly for telling lies to the fbi. >> 7 is on your side. they can't explode and strike drivers and passengers with explode andthey can strike drivers and passengers with retinal. shrapnel. committee is examining the recall. the sister of a victim in the forta airbag crash calling changes. potentially dangerous strollers. recalling almost 5 million strollers. can pinch ahinge child's finger, possibly causing amputations. we have the full list of the models and their numbers, and a link for repairs at wjla.com. .> another alert intelligence officials issuing a webcam warning. they say hackers are accessing baby mo

it turns out he and his associate, pat grant -- he had been vincent guinn's graduate student. they do not care at all if kennedy was killed by all's walled or a person. he had no opinion on that at all. they took an interest and i brought them up to do a little paper on it in san francisco. they finally went and published to the press. wanted to get them here 10 years ago originally to talk about this. ultimately, they concluded the bullet evidence from the assassination was examined from a metallurgical and scientific standpoint, and their conclusion was the inclusion of material evidence for only two bullets in the kennedy assassination has no friends at aces. moreover, the fragment did not necessarily originate from mc ammunition. indeed, the antimony compositions of the evidentiary specimens are consistent with any number of jacketed ammunitions containing an ardent lead -- on hardened -- u nhardened lead. the next year, spiegelman, tobin, wessler and all thelutely took apart statistical analysis as well as the metallurgical conclusions. the neutron activation analysis has

. >>> amber vincent is opening up about her experience.he nurse says she still has no clue how she contracted the virus. >> i go through it almost daily in my mind. like what happened. what went wrong. because i was covered completely every time. i followed the cdc protocol. >> the 29-year-old did treat thomas duncan the first person to be treated with ebola here in the u.s.. vincent did not realize she contracted the virus until her temperature spiked days later. many of her belongings were incinerated in the days. >>> the drummer of the hard rock band acdc will not face charges accusing him of hiring a hit man. prosecutors dropped the murder charge against phil rud. threatening to kill someone and drug possession. prosecutors haven't said or revealed the case against him or why they brought the murder for hire charge in the first place. >>> back here at home a man seriously injured in a police shooting that happened in san francisco. what led up to it and what the police are saying about his criminal past. >> officials at a landfill near

with tennis stars venus and serena williams on one side, mayor vincent gray on the other aside, they cut the ribbon and reopen the southie center they have run since 2001. $18 million makeover was supported by the current mayor and mayor elect muriel bowser. hard to recognize among all the material are six tennis courts in the williams arena, named in honor of the famous sisters whose native compton, california, is a lot like southeast, they said. are happy to be part of it. they have stayed with me through this. >> the sisters have come here to help through the years. >> so many wonderful memories with the young kids, so many challenges -- so many talented kids here. it was a dream, and we were fortunate to have direction and opportunity. company designed the hallways. in the arena turned into a banquet hall, r&b singers entertained and guests came dressed in their best tennis shoes. this was a big d.c. party. the mayor is cutting the rug. there are hoping to gain support for this arena for many years to come. from southeast washington, sam ford, abc 7 news. and didn'te indoors have

mayor vincent gray did not did issuewser, but he a statement congratulating her and he said is it ministration will work closely with her on the transition. also, a resounding victory in the district for marijuana legislation advocates -- voters easily approved measure -- initiative 71. it is subject to review, but d.c. delegate eleanor holmes overton says -- norton says anyone who tries to fight the measure will get the fight of their lives. >> the republican sweep signals a rising wave of voter discontent with democrats and especially president obama. we have more on the change of power on capitol hill. >> the massive republican wave tuesday night has left democrats licking their williams. exit was a crushing defeat for the democrats -- they lost -- >> licking their williams. >> it was a crushing defeat for democrats, using in red states and blue states. >> these are some of the big winners -- joni ernst, a military veteran who ran an ad talking about castrating hogs. she put republicans over the top with her victory in iowa. >> we are going to make them squeal. >> cory gardner is colorado's

mayor vincent gray and his 2010 campaign. "the washington post" reports that just weeks ago gray turned down a proposal by federal prosecutors to plead guilty to a single felony count in connection with that investigation. gray's lawyer reportedly told prosecutors gray would never take a deal that would require him to plead guilty to anything. >>> today the new afternoon businessship of chicago will be installed. he takes over chicago's first retiring bishop. he was welcomed insides the cathedral, a first in a series of symbolic rituals in the installation process. this, mike, andre yarks on the same day pope tran sis confirmed his first stop in the united states as leader of the catholic church which will be next september in philadelphia. >>> it is 6:20. it's cold outside. you need to bundle up in layers. what kind of weight minuten its do you need is -- mittens do you need? >> mittens are better than gloves. weather wise it's brutally cold for november. this would be cold for january. our average highs are mid- to upper 50