should a prosecutor step up the charges against wallace. >> squeeze wallace. heat on him. the legal fees are going to be least of what is on his mind. once they charge him with that murder, they could charge them both and hang it over his head. >> and wallace flipped, legal bills are being paid by hernandez, maybe they are looking to see if he committed murder. >> gregg: they may be going hernandez for the boston double homicide case, right? >> they may be. they still need evidence for that, too. >> absolutely. like i said in the beginning, wallace is cooperating the fact they haven't charged him with the murder. >> we'll see august 22nd is the probable cause hearing. >> gregg: i like the act in concert approach. >> that is the best approach. >> there is a murder. >> gregg: they are all going to be tried together. we can put you there. there is a plethora of evidence. >> none of them are angels. >> gregg: david, richard, thank you very much. >> heather: still to come the u.s. pulling a disappearing act in the middle east after a terror threat leads to the clos

let's talk about nicole wallace and her crimes. left on the train to montreal. along with the booster connie matson got for you before you killed her. where did you find her? at a bar near the air force base? you slept with her. is that how you gained her trust? fire up your imagination all you want, detectives, you won't provoke me. and then there's dan croydon. you find out where he was staying. you invited yourself up to his room. you commiserated with him and then suggested that he... vent his outrage on paper. you made sure he was good and drunk and then you got him in the shower and strung him up. all that and she can bake a cake, too. really, detectives. hold on. there's a leak in the anthrax bag. it spilled onto the table. it's okay, it's not weaponized. it'll stick to the surface. it won't float around. i'll get a hazmat guy up here. it's an emergency kit. they give us these things in case something like this happens. your hands. you touched the table here. so did you. we were vaccinated after 9/11. there's no problem but.

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wallace, paddy? >> brought you something. >> well, there's--there's no need. >> dad's going to be ok because of you. >> did--did you kill that dog for me? >> no. a car hit it. you can't even see the tire marks. i want you to take it. >> uh--uh--thank you, but, well-- >> you're going to take it, doc. [pats martin on back] >> thank you. thank you very much. [music plays] [captioning made possible by friends of nci] [captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--] i really should be going soon. juliet will start to worry. and how long has she got to go? - two weeks. - oh! my mother said that first babies are always late. - we'll see. - mm. how's things going with your new step-daddy? not funny, dwayne. they're just friends. yeah, right. - dwayne, no. - one more. we're in trouble. (honks horn) you're late. and good morning to you, too. - well, that's not fair. - excuse me. i know i agreed to do more small talk, particularly in the mornings, but that doesn't mean i can't point out when

to that i will turn it over to ruth wallace.on't know what would be of the portola without ruth wallace. so, ruth, thank you so much for everything you do. (applause) >> thank you, david. well, i have the easiest job because jack's biois the shortest. he's 12. he's done a great job. * because of him, he's actually helped us to finance the portola garden district scholarships at city college of san francisco. and will continue. thank you. (applause) >> jack? ah, come on. >> i don't think jack wants to say anything, but i that jack just basically said that actions speak louder than words. so, thank you. (applause)♪ >> jack, are your parents or your family here? yep? so, if we could ask jack's family to please stand up and be recognized. because this is a family effort. [cheering and applauding] >> thank you very much. thank you. ♪ >> you can see the user bringing back the bow tie. without further ado, i'd like to introduce supervisor john avalos to introduce our next award. (applause) >> thank you, daniel. and thank you all for be

>> i really thought wallace was hot, i really did. i thought wallace was hot. ty, who knows. ty may have had a chance to beat the test, i don't know. >> true to his word, ty ryan did beat the drug test and has no intention of changing his behavior. >> drug test results. >> i'm clean. >> how do you know? >> they don't lock the folks up that were dirty. >> pardon. >> they done locked the folks up that were dirty. >> want to tell us how you pulled that one off? >> nope. >> stay on your ps and qs. >> straight up. >> you'll pass. there's a way to get by anything, right. you gotta be up on it. >> coming to terms with the consequences of his crime, horace brightwell has a change of heart and agree to appear on camera to discuss the honor dorm stabbing. >> we're all grown men in this prison. we should have worked our problems out, you know, talked them out, instead of resorting to something like that. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> step out of the cage. >> hands behind your back. close that gap up. >> deputies shake down a housing unit and hit a c

>> george wallace pledged segregation forever. this country was segregated. all through the south, in the constitutions of the southern states, there was not a single public official that advocated the end of segregation. now, that is gone. and not only has that benefited african-american citizens to the point that we have one now in the white house, but it has benefited women, the disabled, senior citizens, and even, of course, the white south, when it was invested in segregation, it was the poorest region in the country. you had never heard of the sun belt, and it has benefited tremendously from the psychological part of ending that. the doors of equal citizenship are really appreciated much more around the world than they are here in the united states. tavis: i am struggling try to recall the name of a major university, and i have forgotten what i am thinking of at the moment, but it made national news, because it discovered that this president, a beneficiary of all of the sacrifice and struggle, president obama has benefited from that, and he has talked l

i say well, george wallace did. there was one george wallace who blocked the doors.llace when he came back, george wallace had nor blacks in his cabinet than any other governor in the south. i remember meeting with him on several occasions. because when he changed, alabama began to change. i think that we're all open to change if we choose to do and be better. >> reverend jesse jackson, sir, thanks for explaining your remarks and let's hope you try to repair and keep open that dialogue with governor scott. >> keep hope alive. >> thank you, sir. >>> the other big story we've been following this hour is coming to us out of ohio. that's the sentencing phase of ariel castro who had's pled guilty to 937 charges against him. we've seen eight different witnesses take the stand. they are in a short recess there but the last person to testify was a person who specializes in trauma science, dr. frank ochberg, who talked about the fact that castro created this environment and deprived these women of everything in their lives and only allowed him to be the person they had to dep

again, fox news sunday host chris wallace. i want williams. fox news contributor steve hayes of the weekly standard and syndicated columnist, fox contributor charles krauthammer. charles, you had time to digest and listen to our reactions. my more thoughts on this action and where we stand? >> my astonishment has only increased here. it is not about forensics. who cares about the details of the attack. we are way beyond the theatrics. you know, i grieve for the dead children, hundreds of thousands of others who died from weapons. and we -- we are, i think, beyond even the military strategics in this. i would have opposed a limited strike because i think it is not what you want to do. you wouldn't do a strike that will affect the battle that's happening in syria today that's tilted against the government. at this point what's at stake is the word of the united states. and that overrides everything, can you imagine we talked about the jubilation, we heard about jubilation. in damascus, obviously, in iraq, russia and imagine the demoralization, n

george wallace stood in the schoolhouse door. king was a march for jobs and freedom but that didn't produce the civil rights accident. what produced it, john, was the death of john f. kennedy a couple months later when he was assassinated and linden johnson's presidency and building on that movement to pass the civil rights act, and then selma produced the voting rights act. but let me say this john. there was a downside in that decade, too. snick was no longer led by john lewis but h rap brown and stokley carmichael. you had the riots in watts in '65. dr. king was shot, a hundred cities burned, including washington, d.c. i was in nixon's campaign. the whole issue was law and order in america, and at one point nixon and wallace together had almost 70% of the national vote. >> eleanor. >> well, that was quite a trip through history, thank you. but nixon and wallace together culminate in the southern strategy where you take political exploitation of the plight, if you will, of blacks in the south, and when lyndon johnson signed the

more of chris wallace's interview with general michael hayden and congressman justin amash.e into "fox news sunday." he also sits down with eric cantor to discuss the economy and looming budget battle on capitol hill. it airs at 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on fox. >>> new developments in the battle against cancer. we'll tell you why some doctors say the definition for the illness needs to be re-examined. >>> a new study linking anemia to dementia. who's at risk and what you can do about it. that's coming up next on "sunday housecall." [ shapiro ] at legalzoom, you can take care of virtually all your imptant legal matters in just minutes. protect youramily... and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. and launch your dreams. i'm gonna have to ask you to power down your little word game. i think your friends will understand. oh...no, it's actually my geico app...see? ...i just uh paid my bill. did you really? from the plane? yeah, i can manage my policy, get roadside assistance, pretty much access geico 24/7. sounds a little too good to be true s

what about forgiving george wallace for what happened?r, believe it or not, she did not meet george wallace for, you know, probably almost 15, 20 years after. actually, i want to say almost 30. she did. she said i've -- in her heart she forgave him. it wasn't until 1996 that he actually asked for forgiveness. they had never met face to face until 1996. >> and when you look towards the march and your own children and the dream, the unfulfilled dream, your husband's in the cabinet, obviously, has the legal authority that bobby kennedy had as the attorney general, what do you think now is the most important next step? >> you know, i am acutely aware of what it took for us to be where we are today. and i think that we should not rest on those laurels because we've made a lot of progress, but we've still got a lot to do. it's amazing to me that 50 years later we're still grappling with issues of, you know, educational disparity, voting rights, you know, 50 years later. we've made a lot of progress, but we can't rest on that. >> dr. sharon malo

maybe you can talk about what the george wallace wing represented in the 1960s. >> wallace was an enormous deal. jack is right, kennedy risked if he stood four square in favor of civil rights, of losing the south. he had won by the slenderest of martins in 1960. so kennedy had in mind that there was a good chance he would be defeated in his bid for re-election, which would have been just a year later. one of the things that tends to be forgotten about the march is just how radical the leadership of the march was. king gets all the attention. and the speech was, in fact, the greatest speech i've heard. but the driving force -- forces behind the march was a. phillip randolph, who created the brotherhood of sleeping car reporters and russert, the guy who actually organized this tremendous march, they were socialists. and rusten was a passivist -- >> and denounced as a communist. >> and denounced as a communist, exactly right. and the idea was that they thought, they had in mind, and i still believe, that you can't separate jobs and justice, that economic justice goes together. that you can't

what about this wallace character? battery in '68 for slapping around a junkie trying to steal copper from his site. put the guy in icu for three weeks. you get something off that rocket, nick? rocket science, people. well, the factory that machine-tooled the metal cone danny used as a nozzle was located right here in philly. dwc custom manufacturing. place was knocked down, the summer of '68, and guess who's on the books as site foreman for the demolition company. dick wallace. meaner than a junkyard dog. faster than kenny can dodge a question. honey, how'd that test go? [ female announcer ] in just 60 seconds, you've got snack-defying, satisfying mmmm. totino's pizza rolls. mmm hmmm. mmmm. [ female announcer ] zero to pizza. pronto. ♪ ooh, baby, baby ♪ ba-ba-ba, baby [ microwave beeps ] ♪ ooh, baby, baby ♪ ba-ba-ba, baby ♪ get up on this ♪ [ music stops ] [ man ] chef don't judge. ♪ come on, girls, let's show the guys ♪ ♪ that we know how to become number one ♪ [ male announcer ] chef boyardee microwavable cups. it's

- wallace is on the phone. he's returning your call. - detective wallace? - i don't think so.vid wallace from dunder mifflin. - aw, shucks. tell him i'm not heyah. - you're not gonna answer the phone? - no, i only answer to detective wallace, 'cause i got a warm body in the other room. - i'll take it. hey, david. - hey. sorry to be gettin' back to you guys so late. things are still a bit unclear. we didn't officially decide anything yet. - oh, okay. - but if i can be candid with you here, jim... - mm-hmm. - it's not good. we fully expect to be out of money by the end of the year-- insolvent. [sighs] so...well, you know what? i'm sorry. i have to run. but we will talk soon, okay? - sure. - okay. - oh, you know, while i have you, today i was working on this pitch for a supermarket chain... - great. - and it would actually be a big account. - okay, look, you know what? i can't really get my head around anything like that right now, but that's great. keep after it, but i gotta run. - okay. - thanks, jim. - see ya. ahem. - what's the news? - nothing yet. - well, i guess that's not.

wallace? david wallace? yes? what is the meaning of this?anton and putting 15 people out of work? well, the branch is no longer financially viable. it's simple dollars and cents. yes, but these are employees, sir. these are human beings. listen, scott. we're losing money, okay? it's not a charity. it's a business. and it's a dying business. stop--stop it. just-- okay, he's not gonna say any of that. it-- wh--hey, why not? because he'd be intimidated. and i just-- let's start again. just be more scared of me, okay? okay. don't touch me this time. ♪ dum dee do dee do dee doe excuse me, mr. wallace? coming home from w-- agh! so we are still scrambling here, but, uh-- mm-hmm? it looks like scranton is going to absorb stamford. wow. and i know that you just left there couple of months ago, but we would like to offer you the number two position at that branch. thank you. [laughing] yeah. um-- [clears throat] no, it's just, i'm not sure if i, um-- well, to be quite honest with you, jan, i-i have a few unpleasant memories of scranton. and, um-- [sig

fox news sunday anchor chris wallace. fox news military analyst oliver north. discuss what they think about the president's upcoming address. as you heard ed there, chris, it is not -- we are hearing from white house officials on background that -- an announcement of military action that is taking place >> right. i kind of figured that because it is too early. you know. will is a considerable time difference. it is still only early evening in damascus. when the u.s. launches these kinds of my i will strikes, they like do it in the middle of the night when there are fewer people on the streets and less likelihood of collateral damage. we have all been reading tea leaves as to when the president is going to do this. will was one leak we read that the u.n. inspector, weapons inspectors, left syria earlier this morning. they are out of the country. as the u.n. spokesman said there are a thousand u.n. personnel in the country. the president leaves for europe, sweden, then for russia for a summit on tuesday. it seems like this is -- there is a small window. the arab

ruth wallace came up with the idea of a garden tour and a lot of us thought, a garden tour?ur neighborhood? who is going to come? well, we had every -- we've done it for six years. every year we've grown incrementally. after the first two years of raising money for the library -- there's our new library -- we then it was such a great community builder that we recently decided to keep wanting to volunteering and do it. we established a scholarship at city college for the horticultural department. and we have just gone gangbusters. we get good press and we get to see everybody's neighbor -- all our neighbors' gardens. because of the way san francisco s you get to be veuyer because usually you have to go through their garage or their house to see the gardens. and ruth gets known through the neighborhood because she's constantly peeking over fences and leaving fliers in people's mailboxes saying, do you want to be on the garden tour, and all this sort of thing. but anyway, so, we've -- just to show you how much the neighborhood has gotten to know each other, all the people in th

john conyers and the special two part interview later on in the show and on sunday fox news is chris wallace the war in the g.o.p. the by threatening to shut down the government to defund obamacare they were shooting in the hostage almost didn't say so but shooting the hostage is nothing new for republicans they've been doing it for the past thirty plus years i'll explain in tonight's daily take. you need to know this americans who care about our constitutional liberties must defend the first amendment as aggressively as wayne la pierre defends the second amendment the first amendment enshrines freedom of the press and press freedom is not even qualified with the word regulated like guns are in the second amendment freedom of the prosperous absolute the news first broke back in may the justice department seized the phone records of associated press reporters and track the movements of fox news's james rosen who is a great opportunity for reporters and news outlets of all types to. and the stronger protections for freedom of the press that liberty requires the public was outraged and big name

will miller is the president of the wallace foundation. foundation funds research on improving principal quality. for the record, the wallace foundation is also a "newshour" underwriter. will miller, so much of the debate nationally in education, so many of the policy solutions have concentrated on teacher quality. have principals been getting enough attention? >> well, they can probably never get enough attention, but the good news srecently from the district level to the state level to the federal level, and even in university training programs, principals are getting a lot more attention. i think this is driven in part by the realization that some of the strategies for improving teacher quality, like evaluating them on a regular basis and providing developmental feedback, depend on having a good principal to do that job. >> suarez: implicit in the report from chicago we just heard was principal matias getting a lot of the credit for the improvement at wells community academy. what do principals do to make a difference? >> well, there ar

wallace signed by the saints last thursday. they waved him on monday. nip year vet spent majority of career with the seahawks. now he will open the season second on the depth chart behind kaepernick. watch me dot pull up on the railing guys. right there. i cringe saying this. the superbowl champion ravens hosting carolina tonight. this looks familiar. fv punt return touch down. 74 yard. panthers special team touch down and 3 defensive scores in the 34-27 win. chase for fedex cup on first round. mainly are over and tiger in contention this week. 4 under, 67. 3 back of kitchen. shot of the day. scott brown drivable par 4 16. about to good for a swim. when it bounds off some rock on the cart path bridge.y ricochet ever work leak this for me no. is a on par 4 albatross. that close. tap eagle brown 6 shots behind statler. yes. they are good. this brought to you by riff rock casino oychlt kevin look like his dad. >> thanks. >> hollywood news coming up. controversial choice. >> next on 7 news. actor who will my batman in the upcoming movie >> wake up weather a

wallace signed by the saints last thursday. they waved him on monday. nip year vet spent majority of career with the seahawks. now he will open the season second on the depth chart behind kaepe. watch me dot pull up on the railing guys. right there. i cringe saying this. the superbowl champion ravens hosting carolina tonight. this looks familiar. fv punt return touch down. 74 yard. panthers special team touch down and 3 defensive scores in the 34-27 win. chase for fedex cup on first round. mainly are over and tiger in contention this week. 4 under, 67. 3 back of kitchen. shot of the day. scott brown drivable par 4 16. about to good for a swim. when it bounds off som on the cart path bridge.y ricochet ever work leak this for me no. is a on pa 4 albatross. that close. tap eagle brown 6 shots behind statler. yes. they are good. this brought to you by riff rock casino oychlt kevin look like his dad. >> thanks. >> hollywood news coming up. controversial choice. >> next on 7 news. actor who will my batman in the upcoming movie >> wake up weather and as you lo

the wallace genetic foundation the e. rhodes and leona b. carpenter foundation. and by the charles a. frueauff foundation. >> this week on "to the contrary" first, is there a double standard for male and female c.e.o.s. then, the growing achievement gap. behind the headlines: the march on washington: 50 years later. hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, a ceo's feisty photo creates controversy. did yahoo! c.e.o. marissa strike the wrong pose for "vogue" magazine. lying backwards on a lounge chair sporting stilettos and a pouty face, mayer was photographed for a profile piece in the fashion magazine. critics argue her picture perpetuates the stereotype that high profile women rise to the top based on looks. others say there's nothing wrong there's nothing wrong with a female c.e.o. embracing her femininity. but mayer received some good news late in the week; yahoo surpassed google in july as the most visited website in the united states. even better news, yahoo stock has do

wallace signed by the saints last thursday. they waved him on monday.vet spent majority of career with the seahawks. now he will open the season second on the depth chart behind kaepernick. watch me dot pull up on the railing guys. right there. i cringe saying this. the superbowl champion ravens hosting carolina tonight. this looks familiar. fv punt return touch down. 74 yard. panthers special team touch down and 3 defensive scores in the 34-27 win. chase for fedex cup on first round. mainly are over and tiger in contention this week. 4 under, 67. 3 back of kitchen. shot of the day. scott brown drivable par 4 16. about to good for a swim. when it bounds off some rock on the cart path bridge.y ricochet ever work leak this for me no. is a on par 4 albatross. that close. tap eagle brown 6 shots behind statler. yes. they are good. this brought to you by riff rock casino oychlt kevin look like his dad. >> thanks. >> hollywood news coming up. controversial choice. >> next on 7 news. actor who ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪

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make the cut and who doesn't between wallace.here's get a look at wallace. numerous plays in our system that he has done before. just a matter of learning how we call them the. familiar with the quarterback center exchange. time with receiver may not be if precise and exact but to be able to get out and play and compete i feel in that company do that. >> all right. due to nfl restriction we can't show you highlights of tonight raiderç bears game until it has aired in completion we can show you the score down 27-3 at the hal half. raiders have rallied behind many prior. now only down 34-26. yes late in the fourth quarter. 49ers first 2 opponent in the regular season seahawks and packers lambeaux field we go. no controversial hail mary the time around. third quarter. michael to carry made johnny look good at texas a&m last year. bouncing outside. l quinn resurfaced. as shock. under throw william williams. williams with grit play takes it away seattle a a09%9ner 17-10. fvl something a week from saturday here. stanford luck never di

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and we go all over the place and try to have a different time you are see on the right i play fiona wallace is very manipulative and judge mental dismissive like you know everything a fair fist should not be judged based on anyone you know no i didn't actually she have any redeeming qualities. well i think. that's a great while i kind of am interested anyway in people who are completely unapologetic about their agenda or how bad they are you know thinking maybe they're coming off a certain way and they're not at all but you know she's very unapologetic about that it's what i want so i don't understand why you're not doing it you know that makes me you're one of the producers of it right so yeah did you all come together on this how do you knew the genesis well you know we were asked if we wanted to do a web series and the answer was no but i kept because they were mostly like failed pilots say you know get chopped up into five minute minutes and put on the internet that's like two thousand and seven you know or before but i kept thinking about it and i just you know well the internet that's

benjamin wallace wells, what about this? what did you call him? the happy hothead. didn't know hotheads were happy. >> well, this one certainly is. you know, this has been an interesting campaign to watch. the piece that i did is sort of an observational study of him on the trail. and what he's running right now i think is an identity campaign. he's not running a traditional election campaign because he's up by 35 points. so what he's out to do, i think, is to convince the republican base nationally that its idea of populist could be expanded a little bit. so traditionally when we've thought of a republican populist we've thought of someone whose politics are very conservative, libertarian, fairly radical. chris christie has a very kind of populist way about him, a populist rhetoric, combines that with a very different politics. and i think he's sort of making a bet that, you know, this whole tea party moment that we've seen is sort of ending and that, you know, you see it when he took on rand paul very directly over the last couple of weeks. and there's a kind of c