we begin with wendy rieger. wendy, you've seen a lot of company so far? >> reporter: oh, gosh, this is the happiest place in the world to be. i'm so happy i'm here and look at where i am. look how close we are to the stage. all afternoon, we've been having dress rehearsals. jamie foxx, jack black, john oliver coming out and bruce springsteen came out and played a song. it's wonderful. look at the people. the park service has permits for 800,000 people. i don't know, we don't have a crowd estimate just now, but at the same time, all these people here, and it still feels like kind of an oasis of calm. everything appears to have gone, you know, like clockwork. there were -- you don't hear of any disturbances. everybody seems to be happy in the middle of a big picnic today. it is clear that everyone is so glad to be here. >> i'm from new jersey originally. so bruce springsteen. zac brown band. we've got some snacks, some games and i think it's going to get rocking and rolling later. >> reporter: oh, it is going to get rocking and rolling later. now, we've got

you do. >> but as she is about to pass sian, wendy falls.et away from the finish line. >> and then wendy fell. sian got up, wendy got up. they tried to run, but they couldn't do anything. they were helpless. >> and as you can hear, my mom is, go, sian! and then her voice becomes panicked seeing that i have some major problems here. >> sian stop, stop. >> and she really was thinking, maybe i could die. you know. >> their bodies are breaking down in an anguished battle for fourth place. >> i was like, oh, this is so frustrating. i was like, come on. you see the line. you know you put so much effort into it. you just want to get there. that's when i'm like, i'm just going to crawl. like when you're a baby, you want that ball. you just crawl to it. >> i just looked at her and i thought, that's what i need to do. >> after 140 miles and nearly ten hours it comes down to ten seconds separating them at the finish line. >> i just wanted to pull her across the line and hug her like we made it, we did it, we got here. >> when i come across the line wen

>> her name, she tells cockrell, is wendy.details she provides, rescuers start to piece together the puzzle. >> we believe she was ejected out of the car, and she came straight out of the top. >> out of the top and directly under a concrete pipe used to build sewers and left on the side of the road overnight. it's with almost impeccable timing that the impact of the crash tips up the concrete pipe and wendy slides underneath. the pipe flops back down on top of her, pinning her arms and legs in ground soft enough from overnight rain to cushion the impact. it's hard to believe, but she's alive and needs help desperately. >> it looked bad. everything led to serious injuries, everything you could see. >> wendy is wracked with pain. she has bad gashes on her face and head, and cockrell has another concern. >> she was real cold. both of her hands and her feet were blue from, i'm assuming, lack of circulation and the cold weather. >> now it's time to begin the delicate process of raising the heavy concrete cone off her body, but one

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. >> wendy has heard stories like these before.he average time a victim will go back to their abuser or trafficker is seven times before they engage in services and help. >> unlike other women i've met, wendy hasn't moved to north dakota to chase money. she came because this boom has a dark side. >> i started hearing reports girls as young as 14 were being propositioned to come and work over in the oil fields. >> i was only planning on coming out about two weeks to do some investigative work. is there sex trafficking going on here? this is where i've been for six months, and i'm not going anywhere. >> so do you spend a lot of time in cars out here? >> i do. i try to be out in the community as much as i can. to just be eyes and ears. >> the sex trade in williston is on the rise, and local law enforcement can't keep up. to fill the void, wendy started one of north dakota's few resources for girls caught in the trade. >> so we're going into the heart of downtown. >> this is where a lot of the bars are? >> a lot of bars. >> she's showi

. >> wendy has heard stories like these before. the average time a victim will go back to their abuser or trafficker is seven times before they engage in services and help. >> unlike other women i've met, wendy hasn't moved to north dakota to chase money. she came because this boom has a dark side. >> i started hearing reports girls as young as 14 were being propositioned to come and work over in the oil fields. >> i was only planning on coming out about two weeks to do some investigative work. is there sex trafficking going on here? this is where i've been for six months, and i'm not going anywhere. >> so do you spend a lot of time in cars out here? >> i do. i try to be out in the community as much as i can. to just be eyes and ears. >> the sex trade in williston is on the rise, and local law enforcement can't keep up. to fill the void, wendy started one of north dakota's few resources for girls caught in the trade. >> so we're going into the heart of downtown. >> this is where a lot of the bars are? >> a lot of bars. >> she's sho

to fill the void, wendy started one of north dakota's few resources for girls caught in the trade. >>the heart of downtown. >> this is where a lot of the bars are? >> a lot of bars. >> she's showing me some of the local establishments where she's found women who need her help. >> i've seen girls working in there. >> how bad do you think it is here, the trafficking? >> i describe it as an infestation. the business behind prostitution and trafficking increases because lots of men and lots of money in one area. well, that's what williston is every single day. >> lots of men away from their families, away from their wives and girlfriends. >> yep. and i would almost guarantee there are men out here who have purchased sex who never thought they would. >> how prepared do you think this region was for the scourge of sex trafficking? >> not prepared at all. >> wendy moved to north dakota on her own, and she coordinates with government agencies like the fbi. her work is unpaid. a local church has provided her with housing and a free office. >> in the whole entire state of north dakota, i am the

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wendy rieger in the midst of it all. wendy?er: it's like let's get this show on the road, people! you know, people have been out here for hours and hours, so we have a few more minutes to wait. and they have not released the order of appearances. they will be releasing that in the next few minutes. but it doesn't matter. they've got a great lineup. bruce springsteen, black keys, carrie underwood, metallica. jennifer hudson, rihanna, to name a few. it's going to be a big, big night. last night was kind of a big night, because a lot of them were rehearsing. they have been doing sound checks, because you can imagine, this is a massive production with a lot of different sounds. carrie underwood. black keys. bruce springsteen performed one full song earlier this afternoon. so it's been a wonderful time to wait for this thing to unfold. but the waiting will be ending in the next 15 minutes as the concert for valor gets under way on the mall. eryone is in place, and it looks like we're just waiting for the lights to come up and occ cu

it is on. >> wendy you want to see the campaign begin? >> i think you need to have the weight until fall. it untilthis -- wa fall. people who are sitting now that with a better chief executives than the one we have in washington right now. governors are getting things done. we offer a start contrast to the old top-down approach from washington. it is happening in the states. i think there's plenty of us here and others in the crowd that will be a great alternative. wendy think the campaign to begin? >> -- when do you think the campaign should begin? >> not today. [laughter] d.c. is always focused on who is next. as governors, we had to focus on what is next. to givehe arguments states more freedom and more flexibility with resources -- one of the reasons republican governors were reelected and elected in surprising places is they are getting results. i promise you everyone on this stage is getting up every day and focusing on what is next in their state. we'll let washington, d.c. debate about what always debates -- who is next. >> i thin

>> and i'm wendy rieger in for pat lawson muse. this is the story that the world has been waiting for. and we are following every development. >> we want to get straight to news4's aaron gilchrist, on the live desk with these late-breaking details today. aaron? >> reporter: information coming in fast and furious, you're right, guys. we do know at this point that the grand jury in st. louis county, missouri, has reached a decision on whether to indict officer darren wilson for the shooting death of 18-year-old michael brown, exactly when that decision will be made public we don't know yet. reports coming out of ferguson, the announcement could be made public somewhere in the 6:00 hour our time. possibly as late as 9:00 our time. so we know that the st. louis county prosecutor will come forward and talk about that. the attorney for michael brown's family has confirmed that the family has been notified that a decision has been made, not that they have been told what that decision is at this point. and we also know that grand jury had

. >> reporter: yeah, wendy.side here on the street, certainly has been so far so good as far as the commute getting down here. let's set the scene for you here. of course, if you come down here, you can't drive down here. you're going to find lots of road closures. swing it over to the plaza metro station, steady all day and a lot of people have been here all day long. claiming a spot early on the mall today paid off. many marking their location with a blanket. the reward, a good seat. on metro, steady. crowds funneled through. >> the system is running smoothly. we've got all of our rail stations open except for smithsonian, which falls in the security zone. everything else is running as we advertised it. >> reporter: the biggest issue so far, not on the rails or with cars, but on two wheels. capital bike share members not always able to find a place to dock their bike by the mall. >> we got on the bikes in arlington, so we came up here, and then trying to find a spot to park. >> reporter: and there will be bike

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lemonis: you okay, wendy? sighs ] wendy: [ voice breaking ] well, it's just highly unusual for him to talk this way. so, it really hurts. you know, it just -- it's scary to me because it really makes me realize something's really, really wrong. lemonis: i know that you put on a good face for your kids. scott: we need help. that's -- it was their idea to call you. lemonis: the kids' idea? scott: yeah. [ sighs ] lemonis: ready to get down to business? scott: believe me, i've been through so much i can handle anything. lemonis: the issues that i see right now is your process is totally broken. it's maybe one of the worst i've ever seen -- ever. product innovation -- we need new things because you can only sell so many bats in the world. scott: a mini bat will be around forever. lemonis: that's the base that pays the light bill. scott: well, we do have other things from minor league. we do the hands. lemonis: if you weren't selling your product in all the stadiums, i wouldn't be here. but in the long run, you can'

we begin in the national mall with wendy. hi wendy. >> hi, wow. it was awesome out here tonight. just a spec tackle what you expected it to be. big and flashy and loud. when you get to rock your brains out on a tuesday night in washington, d.c. it was fabulous. but it is a tuesday night. it's a school night. people have to get back to work and school tomorrow so we went from you got to love it to you got to leave it. we are now looking at the exodus which is going pretty well. the big concern was that everyone would leave at the same time and cause over crowding and gridlock on the metro system. that doesn't appear to have happened. instead we saw people leaving in waves about half hour before the end of the show. now, metro had set up traffic patterns and staff to direct people if things got too conguested. >> we originally planned to stay closed but the decision was made to reopen for entry only to smi smithsonian. >> because most of the concert attendees appeared to pass through, they were going to close and not have to do extended hours. back to you. >> all right. and this ha

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lemonis: you okay, wendy? sighs ] wendy: [ voice breaking ] well, it's just highly unusual for him to talk this way. so, it really hurts. you know, it just -- it's scary to me because it really makes me realize something's really, really wrong. lemonis: i know that you put on a good face for your kids. scott: we need help. that's -- it was their idea to call you. lemonis: the kids' idea? scott: yeah. [ sighs ] lemonis: ready to get down to business? scott: believe me, i've been through so much i can handle anything. lemonis: the issues that i see right now is your process is totally broken. it's maybe one of the worst i've ever seen -- ever. product innovation -- we need new things because you can only sell so many bats in the world. scott: a mini bat will be around forever. lemonis: that's the base that pays the light bill. scott: well, we do have other things from minor league. we do the hands. lemonis: if you weren't selling your product in all the stadiums, i wouldn't be here. but in the long run, you can'

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the mid-term elections, wendy davis is here. [ cheering and applause ] really the big story in the countryverse obsession with a virus that none of us who has not had direct contact with an ebola patient has gotten. our coverage starts with samantha bee where it all started in dallas, texas. [ cheering and applause ] i got to ask you, currently there's no active ebola cases, how did dallas finally get on top of things? >> well, jon, dallas officials tried every texas solution they could think of. they shot at ebola. they gave it the death penalty. they prayed for the virus. in a way that the virus found patronizing, felt bad. all they needed to do was just get their [bleep] together. >> jon: right now as far as you've heard dallas is okay. >> well, relatively okay. because, well, there's no more ebola dallas is still a wasteland of big hair and stupid belt buckles, am i right? >> of course right now new york city is dealing with its first case for more we're going out to aasif mandvi in new york. in new york -- what's the story, aasif? >> the story, jon? jon: that's right. >> the story is

jim and wendy? >> all right, tom sherwood. thank you, tom. >>> a deadly accident near a high school in montgomery county this morning. the truck hit and killed a cyclist here on darnestown road in gaithersburg near quince orchard high school. police tell us the driver who was in a wssc truck was trying to make a left turn here into a nearby shopping center when he hit the man on the bike. no word on the victim's name yet, and no comment this evening from wssc on the crash. >>> a 16-year-old girl in arlington attacked as she walked home from work on a busy saturday night, and she trusted her instincts. she fought back. news4's mark segraves has more on what police say she did that saved her and helped catch her attacker. >> that's horrible! >> reporter: neighbors here in the buckingham section of arlington just off glebe road were shocked to hear someone tried to rape a 16-year-old girl right on the street. >> i've lived here only a few years. and i have never seen anything like that going on. but that's just horrible. >> she w

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of you is a wendy's protest.which protest is this in the country? >> well, as part of the film you are mentioning a little bit earlier, there is going to be about 12 protests, and more that are being organized over the weekend of the 21st, and some protests over the weekend of the 28. we have protests here in new york on saturday at 3:00 p.m. after the screening. we are going to march from union square to broadway to protest wendy's. >> i want to play another clip " whichood chains describes how supermarkets are squeezing farmers. first, author eric schlotzsky's -- we hear from actress eva longoria, agribusiness expert shane hamilton, and farmer jon esormes. but first, author eric schlosser. >> it would be easy to demonize farmers. it might've been true 30 years ago, 40 years ago, but that is not really the problem today. if you want to make change, i think you need to look at the people who have the real power to make the lives of farmworkers better, and those are the people at the very top. thearmworkers are fo

wendy, we've seen the statements from the legal team of cosby.remember, this is the second time that janice dickinson came out. once on tuesday, and then she followed up with another interview on "entertainment tonight" on wednesday. the legal team from cosby says this story is a lie. she insists it's true. this is the question i have for you. what can accusers do when all this time has passed? is there anything that can be done after the fact? >> yeah, you know, such a good question. because for the underlying charges, i think there's no doubt the statutes of limitation have expired. however, the legal team, although not bill cosby, has essentially called janice dickinson a liar. and when that happens, it sort of starts the clock running anew on a possible libel lawsuit, slander lawsuits. those kinds of things get rejuvenated even years later when people dare to say out loud that a victim is a liar. janice may well be thinking about taking those kinds of steps. it's not an easy case to win, but it's a danger of responding. when cosby's people re

bacon cheeseburger and other great tastes for less from wendy's. now that's better.(cheers and applause) >> jon: you know, from what we've seen here -- i don't know even know what the phrase is -- i've got to tell you, there's one thing about austin that we found truly bizarre. samantha. >> if there's one thing people know about austin, texas, it's weird! how does austin keep it weird? >> oh, they have a lot of really crazy, kooky people here. >> okay. last week i saw a guy with a -- like a bore rat kind of thing riding a bicycle. >> i was walking down sixth street on a saturday night and there was a woman about no top on. >> what's so weird about austin? yes, austin is known as the free-thinking, less leaning, distinctly liberal blueberry in the tomato soup of texas. i can only imagine what their members of congress look like. >> who's your congressional representative? >> it is roger williams. roger williams! oh, my god! he sounds amazing! what does he look like? oh, my god, he's got the piercings and has dream catchers and -- >> that's not roger williams at all. >

consider wendy davis in texas. wendy davis ran from the platform of late-term abortion in texas. it was too late to put that back in the box. even the denver post named mark his over-the-top focus on abortion and women's reproductive capacity as the defining point of her life. our candidates stood firm as to avoidonents tended backlash. a pro-life mother and military back downfused to from her record, even in the face of outrageous attacks. to clarify his position he directly lied to debate moderators about his position on late-term abortion. that is one way of handling it. kansas literally ran away to ascertain his late-term abortion. men and women and voters alike responded positively to pro-life candidates. to counterstrike the war on with pro-abortion incumbents and turned out voters in an unprecedented ground gain kansas.iana and we had 7000 pro-life activists make a million contacts. door,f those were door to human to human, woman to woman interactions about what mattered in their lives and what didn't. it is reflective of the women of whoica, not a powered elite often cap

wendy beetlestone to be united states district judge for the eastern district of pennsylvania. the presiding officer: the majority leader is recogniz rec. the senate will come to order. the majority leader is recognized. mr. reid: mr. president, we'll have one more vote. we will -- as soon as that's turned in, we'll go into recess subject to a call of the chair, for a briefing that everyone should go to. and then we'll come up for some wrap-up. this is the last vote of the night. the presiding officer: under the previous order, there are two minutes equally divided prior to the motion to invoke cloture on the bolden nomination. who yields time? without objection, all time has been yielded back. by unanimous consent, the clerk reports -- the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, hereby move to bring to a close the debate on the nomination of victor allen bolden of connecticut to be united states district judge for the district of co

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wendy, tell us about your experience with him. you said he tout you to look within yourself.ell us what that meant. >> yes. his influence was great on me as well as many of these other people in the show. he was the initial spark really for us. we did go on and have other teachers in our careers. but he's the one that got us to find our own voice. that was really unique and special to him that he helped us to really find our own way and it's very clear when you see the show the diversity in the show is very reminiscent of what it was like in the art room back in the day. the '60s and '70s, the creative energy in his art room, it does not exist in today's world. >> we have been seeing some of the artwork. we were showing some of it. what are some of the things that we can expect to see by coming to the exhibit? >> you have sculpture, you have painting, you have drawing. you have a lot of mixed media. it really does cross -- you have everything from traditional landscapes and still lives to extremely untraditional mixed media pieces with photography and pure abstract at well. >

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es wendy's.s sociales un video en el que un militante afirma que ejecutaron al estadounidense peter kassig, a quien tenian de rehen.el video no muestra la decapitacion, pero si a un militante de isis que en ingles y con acento britanico afirma que restos humanos que tiene a sus pies son los del estadounidense.kassig, quien fue capturado el primero de octubre de 2013 mientras estaba en siria como trabajador humanitario, seria el quinto rehen occidental ejecutado por isis que tal, muy buenos das les saluda leonor suarez el presidente barac obama dijo a periodistas que no tiene planes de enviar tropas a irak pero que si lo haria en una situacion extrema, y puso por ejemplo el caso de que isis obtuviera un arma nuclear el presidente de mexico, enrique peqa nieto, aseguro que en los proximos dias aclarara la compra por parte de su esposa de una lujosa casa y dijo que las criticas por esa adquisicion eran imprecisas y carentes de sustento. regresamos al punto del debate con jorge ramos >> vamos a mÉxic