when he made it on board -- >> we had him here. >> reporter: wesley realized he was having an asthmang heavy. >> reporter: once the three got to shore, aidan jumped out of his truck and rushed to get his inhaler so wesley could breathe normally again. >> what was going through my mind, nothing because i was in total shock. >> reporter: he must have hidden the shock. >> he was very mature and helpful. >> reporter: next month, patton will be fighting to save others, but he'll always remember the brave boy who fought turbulent waters to save him. >> i was like oh, i saved a guy's life. >> i will live another day for him. >> reporter: in lake george, newschannel 13. >> how cool is that kid? >> so mature he needs to run for mayor of his town. >> he is like, i threw him a life jacket because it is a life jacket and will save his life. >> a neat kid. and even when they were on shore, it wasn't over yet. he had to run and get the asthma medicine. >> must have had the presence of mind because he sudden he was in shock. a lot of people in that situation start to panic but to have the presence

he did it with justin scott-wesley. those guys aren't on the field. >> verne: bulldogs have one time out left. palardy will kick off. not known for his ability to get it into the end zone on the kickoff. about one out of every three, but this time he booms it. wow. >> verne: aaron murray. >> gary: both coaches are trying to project to their team right now that you have got to be calm. you've got to make the plays. "we practiced this. settle down. let the announcers, let the fans are excited. we have to play assignment football." >> verne: lynch in the backfield. chris conley and reggie davis are two wideouts. here is murray. drills it. >> gary: no chance. >> verne: threw it away. >> gary: nobody to throw this football to. had to get rid of it. >> verne: 1:46 remaining. temperature >> verne: 1:46 remaining. got it. that's reggie davis. >> gary: but short of a first -- no, no, first down, right? short of it, i think. >> verne: it is short, i think you're right. >> gary: third and inches. again. green has the first down. o

. >> reporter: words that wesley patton never dreamed he would think on 11 mile reservoir.aters flipped over his kayak. 12-year-old aden and his dad were fishing nearby. >> i yelled and asked if you are okay and he said yeah. >> reporter: "yeah" turned in to uh-oh quickly. >> as it filled with water, the boat was pulling me over. >> i said, are you still okay and he said, no, i need help. >> aden started to toss anything in the boat to save him. >> i threw these which would help him because it is a life jacket. >> a panicked wesley made it to the edge of the boat. >> we were pulling him up here. it was not easy. >> reporter: safe. but it one over yet. >> we had him here. >> reporter: wesley realized he was having an asthma attack. >> he was breathing heavy. >> reporter: once the three got to shore, aden jumped out of his truck and rushed to get his inhaler so wesley could breathe normally again. >> what was going through my mind, nothing because i was in total shock. >> reporter: he must have hidden the shock. >> he was very mature and helpful. >> reporter: next month, patt

: watch wesley right in the middle working against ikard and irwin.came right through the gap where bronson irwin danced out for the pull and wesley buries him in the backfield. >> gus: he'll lose four yards on the play. make it second down and 14. here's the handoff. and brennan clay will get to the 45. kerry hyder with the tackle, a six-yard gain. that makes it third down and eight at the 45. time-out called by texas tech. with 4:00 to go. tech with one time-out remaining. 35-30, big third down coming up. one more! one more! let's go! ♪ one more. ♪ one more. [ coach ] one more time! c'mon. [ panting ] ♪ one more! one more! one more. let's get it. let's go. [ male announcer ] proven hydration to help replace what you sweat out. one more team. one more championship. let's go baby. ♪ that's awesome!staurant. let♪s go baby. i know, voice activated and great gas mileage. so much better than choosing voice activated or great gas mileage. that'd be like eating sweet or sour chicken. oh grrrlg what is this?! sour chicken... it's good, right? i think i like

. >> muy bien, chicos, wesley regresÓ, ¿dÓnde estÁ diversiÓn? >> muy bien, muy bien, miren esto.ala chica. (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). >> oye, amigo, solo para que lo sepas, tengo un taco tamaÑo extra grande por evacuar, asÍ que estarÉ un tiempo, ¿te molestarÍa esperar afuera y dejar evacuar esta bestia en paz? (mÚsica). >> escucha, viejo, si estÁs en busca de acciÓn mÁs vale que busques a otro antes de que termine de botar esto. (mÚsica). >> bien, espera ahÍ, idiota, tengo algo para ti. dÉjame presentarme, soy joe grizzly, idiota y te voy a quitar esa tonta mÁscara ahora. (grito). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). >> haddonfield, illinois, 31 de octubre. (mÚsica). >> no puede ser. >> ¿y ahora quÉ? >> dice que cerrÓ la ferreterÍa de nickells por intensos daÑos y termina asÍ. >> sÍ, bueno, siempre cobraban demÁs. y el seÑor nickells es un pobre viejo pervertido. muy bien, no quiero saberlo. adivina quÉ, el seÑor nickells me tocÓ donde no debÍa, oh, uh, mami. >> laurie. >> lo siento, lo siento. >> ¿vas a comer? >> no, comerÉ algo en la escuela. >> oh, por dios. >> claro, deja que los

it completed the journey in 39 hours and wesley ford is the team leader for that team. wesley, quite an achievement to have got here at all. what was the toughest part of the race? >> so far building a vehicle that can run on sun power but still go across the entire outback. we were able to cruise at highway speeds for a very efficient vehicle. >> what happens when the sun doesn't are shine? >> the fifth day it was raining. fortunately -- >> apologize we lost the shot from adelaide. if we get it back we'll pass it along to you. congratulations to the winner. >>> coming up on al jazeera america, more on the controversy surrounding the technology of drones. typewriters are still being used in one country. we'll tell you why. victoria azarenko [[voiceover]] every day, events >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm thomas drayton. the headlines, the focus has shifted to end the impasse. >>> talks came after senate democrats rejected a republican bill to end the government shutdown and extend the nation's debt limit. the senate will resume talks tomorrow. >>> despite the

like any of them are saying, i wonder what wesley crusher is doing to night? only an actor is so vein. >> i have written a lot of fan mail about what wesley crusher may be doing. let's not be so quick to judge. >> andy, she is right. why would anybody spy on oliver stone when oliver stone himself does not shut up. >> we are missing the p oi nt. jake gylenhaal looks fantastic. he deserves a shoutout or a shower. first of all i donate to the electronic frontier association. i want to get that out there. >> what do you donate? your hair? >> money. they do great work and they are absolutely nonpartisan. i wish they hadn't made this video. first of all you have maggie gylenhaal and john cusak and crazy oliver stone. i feel like if we had a republican president you on would have more a-list talent. >> there is a part where they say we have seen this story before and shots of richard nixon and a bunch of things about richard nixon. john couldjohn cusak says if it was wrong then, it is wrong now. but there is not a mention of president obama in the video. they can men

staff sergeant wesley patton was kayaking in colorado when the water became choppy and flipped his boats fishing with his dad nearby... when they noticed the soldier was being pulled under. so he qukckly tossed him life preservers. but patton wasn't safe yet. he started having an asthma attack. that's when aidan ran to the man's truck and got him his inhaler. the soldier is healthy enough to return to active duty next month. coming up... we had one thing on our minds this week. jimmy: "guess what day it is... guess what dayyyyy it issssss...." camel: "huh huh huh huh huh" tom/patrice: "do you know what day it is?!" girl: "hump day!" the other moments that had us going "say what?!" you're watching fox 45 good day baltimore. ((break 5)) ñú meteorologist)) coming up... jimmy makes sure everyone knows.. it's his birthday. jimmy: its my birthday! what we did... to celebrate. and.. i keep making him change his mind! or is that just one of my tactics? watch some of the tricks i pull against ed weeks from the mindy project.... in pigskin predictions.. next. you're watching fox 45 good day balti

wesley in texas. wesley. >> hey, cramer. >> yo. >> i want to give you a big boo-yah today. >> i will take one. i need one. i'm upset here. what's up? >> caller: i want to talk to you about wells fargo. last quarter they laid off a bunch of employees. their sales were down. their quarterly profits did pretty well. i'm curious if i should hold on to it or should i go ahead and dump it. >> let me tell you what stephanie and i are doing. we believe in -- we can't believe how well the bank did. when those rates start going up, that company is going to make a fortune. john is the best banker in america. john in florida, please. >> caller: hi. how are you? >> really good. how about you? >> caller: good. calling about citigroup. i noticed with the government shutdown the stock has gone down like a lot of the financials and then they had some, you know, news that has gone up and down. it hasn't moved the way i thought it would. what's your opinion of that? >> yeah. i was not impressed with that quarter. i thin

aryun robin and wesley schneider scored the goals in istanbul. romania take the play-off following a 2-0 win against estonia. >> boz nia reached the finals with a 1-0 win. a decisive goal scored. they were in group g ahead of greece on goal difference. >>>. >>> bosnia's victory sparked celebrations in sary i'vo. our reporter has more from there. >> this is an historic day for sports. this is the first time that a soccer team from bosnia qualified for the world cup. they hope to qualify for the world cup. supporters and players hope to go to the world cup next year in brazil. 2,000 people were watching the game in the sarie i'vo square. many came from all parts of the country and city. they started celebrating. the celebration will last until the early morning. it is also important to say that this is one of the biggest events. bosnia was the better team and was dominating the match. the supporters will say they waited too long for the first goal in the second half. all in all it is absolutely fair and deserved for bosnia to go to the world cup ne

. >> reporter: 30-year-old jonathan wesley roberts was a father and son who loved riding his motorcyclewhen then 19-year-old elizabeth halley myers drove her car into his path. roberts died in the resulting accident. the anne arundel county state's attorney says they can prove myers was texting while driving. >> we have an eyewitness who was walking in the area. he saw her driving with one hand on the wheel and the other hand looking down and texting. we also have cell phone records that confirm she was texting at the time. >> reporter: myers faces several charges including negligent man schauter. she's getting little sympathy. >> she deserves it. she killed a guy. >> texting. come on your hands and your mind and eyesight is being used at the same time. you can't drive a vehicle doing that. >> reporter: the distracted driving law is in effect making it illegal to tax while driving and to talk on a handheld phone as well. criminal charges against myers should serve as a warning. >> this is a big wake-up call to everyone to knock it off. put the phone down and drive your car. >> reporter:

because congregation had dwindles, there was no money to pay a pastor until reverend wesley wiley steppedp. >> my father was able to come at no salary initially because he was serving the southern baptist convention in a position of cooperative ministries helping to foster better relations between blacks and whites. >> this legacy of inclusion amazingly was handed to us by a group of southern baptists. >> inclusiveness was a hallmark. the church took on gender equality, doctors christine and dennis wiley, husband and wife, fulfilled the call as copastors. some members questioned having a woman at the pulpit. but it succeeded. what came up next would stir real controversy. the pastors are passionate about social justice and true inclusiveness. that meant welcoming lgbtq people. >> they were with the marriage equality and lgbt equality for a long time. even when it was not popular. even when it was not safe. but they knew it was the right thing to do. >> this church was the leader, a leader in that whole process in terms of sensitizing people. >> pastors dennis and christine began officiati

eye iran robin and wesley snyder scored the goals in istanbul.n take the playoff spot at the expense of turkey following their 2-0 win against estonia. it was a historic night for bosnia herzegovina they reached the finals for the first time with a 1-0 win at lithuania. he scored the decisive goal. they win group "g" ahead of greece on goal difference. richard, al jazerra. >>> dance on the ground a pitch, dance on the ground the streets as well in sarajevo. our reporter stephon has more from there. >> reporter: this is a had i toss i can day for sports in bosnia. everybody though this is the first time that a soccer team here qualified for the world couple of they have missed four opportunities to qualify for the european cup. another four for the world cup and supporters and the players on the national team say month more waiting, it's time to go to the world cup next year in brazil. some 3,000 people were watching the game in the game. and after that many more came from all parts of the country and city and started a big party and celebrating.

i used to go clinton gratis the latest port of call for this elim picked so it's also the most wesley point in the relay route and that's because for those of you who need reminding the training ground region is a russian exclave in the baltic sea sandwiched between poland and lithuania where the flame itself is flown in from st petersburg where the relay has been over the last couple of days and it will be used to reignite the relay in a tank called specter gorst which is just north of kaliningrad the relay will then wind its way back into the city this evening and will end up here it's amazing to think that this torch has been on the road in russia for just twenty three days during that time it's been up at the north pole it's being carried by father frost and i think in just over a week's time it will be up at the international space station for a space walk before coming back down to earth to continue that amazing sixty five thousand kilometer journey around russia before it ends in sochi in time for the opening ceremony on february the seventh in exactly one hundred days time but

arrive later this evening if you can see there's a lot of commotion here this is actually the most wesley point of the rewrite us because this russian exit life sandwiched between part of the time when you're around about a million people and you can say hundreds have turned out today to try and cheer on the top through dozens of tools berries and gold one of those include russia will champion like the swimming which is taken over now it's hard to imagine that this store tourney ride them russia twenty three days a guy from grace during that time is going to follow much has been up to the no zero thing on the frost i mean just over a month weeks on sorry to go up to the international space station first by school so there's an awful lot to happen but the moments at least the spotlight is on the living grad. region of living grad and the children just left the town especially ghost and he's heading towards the city to ride this evening we'll be doing our best to keep you updated with the rain like. well collingridge is just one leg of the social limping flames a record breaking journey whi

it was that wesley snipes. got to jail you. if you didn't know oh isn't that a great guy like well i don't know what he's agents syndrome are actually charles charles is funny you have a hidden talent we don't know about. like politics in the middle first boy you have a kist yes always his name oh. i think his name was that i think oh you know that was a skating rink you know always skating he was like i was. eight. nine ten i don't know you know know what happened exactly. i have no idea no i that was it that one it was a one time deal and zack only knew one. sack should have hung around. three. characteristics you like in others what do you look for people of honesty i love. free spirit and. i love people that are just an all around person that i don't that don't judge pet peeve of course anything driving you know cutting me off and i get like you have road rage yeah well i'm on i drive like a grandma you know i told the studio because you do that i do i do i think it's a sickness. oh and when your husband bites his nails oh

directly above us that was there shared a bedroom my 85 year-old father, a retired wesley and professor, a stroke shattered and going blind suffering from dementia lay sleeping. he had a pacemaker that helped as far outlive the brain. as small and shiny as a pocket watch it had katchis heart beating for five years them blocked one pass to a natural death. i don't like describing what they we're doing to my father and mother without telling you that my parents loved each other and i loved them into another could stay in a deck hand so a silk blouse from a federal and make to their with their own chicken stock and my father was her best friend in he never gave up easily and anything. but born in south africa he was a 21 year-old soldier in the army when he lost his left to a german shell. he married women other earn a ph.d. from oxford, a coach rugby, live would billfold for on dash floor to ceiling bookcases and sail his boat on long island sound. when i was a teenager in allied's he would wake me singing in a high falsetto awake before the cup run strike. at night he would stay in the b

actually the most wesley point hold the relay that's because this russian ag sky high sandwiched between part of the net look when you're around a bad million people live hand you can say hundreds have turned out today to try and cheer on the toaster also dozens of tools berries and gold one of those those include russia's will chime to life which is not so you can all know it's hard to imagine that this store tourney arrived in russia twenty three days ago from grace joining that time is called up the eyes of kilometers is being up to the north always being carried by far the frost i mean just over a week stand face to to go up to the international space station first by school so i don't get your taste of what's been happening today the last torchbearer incidentally which the governor clinton gracia he'll be a very proud man tonight and in a moment we are due to get a lot of forwards and also a performance from the latvian boy band brainstorm who do their best to give the flying a good send off as will the thousands of people that have gathered here today before that flag was put back

the most wesley point of the relay that's because this russian flags fly by sandwiched between piling up around about a million people live and you can see hundreds have turned out today to try and cheer on the torch through also dozens of troops berets involved one of those that included russia's gold trampy like me which is so you can all know it's hard to imagine that this store tourney arrived in russia twenty three days ago from grace joining the time it's called uprisings of kilometers has been up to the north pole is being carried by far the frost i mean just over a week stand face to to go up to the international space station first by small taste of what's been happening today the last torch bearer incidentally with the governor living gradually he'll be a very proud man tonight and in a moment we are due to get a lot of. the brain still need to do their best to give the. people that are gathered here today before that plane was put back inside that tiny lantern and float off to the arctic circle to. continue. to follow him a bit earlier on the lunar discussed as well the upc

all i like to receive and if you can see there's a lot of commotion here this is actually the most wesley point of the relay that's because this russian spy sandwiched between part of the time when you're around about a million people and you can say hundreds have turned out today to try and cheer on the toast through dozens of troops barry's involved in one of the cases include russia. with me which is not so you can all know it's hard to imagine that this story turn iraq and russia twenty three days a guy from grace joining that time is called up guys is a pillow much as it's been up to the north pole is being carried by far the frost i mean just stand up to the international space station. so that gives you an idea a taste of what's been happening today incidentally the very last torch bearer this evening will be the governor of clearing brad saying he will be a proud man tonight and then we'll get plenty of fireworks and also a performance from a law in boy band brainstorm who no doubt will do their best to send the flame on its way along with thousands of people gathered here today b

. >> 30-year-old jonathan wesley roberts of virginia was a father, brother and son who loved riding his motorcycle. march 10th he was riding north on route 3. that's when then 19-year-old elizabeth hailey meyers drove her car into his path as she tried to cross route 3 to get to the royal farms. roberts died in the accident. >> the anne arundel county state's attorney said they can prove meyers was texting while driving. >> we have an eyewitness who was walking in the area. he saw her driving with one hand on the wheel and the other hand looking down and texting. we also have cell phone records which confirm she was texting. >> meyers now faces several charges, including negligent manslaughter. she's getting little sympathy from fellow drivers. >> she deserves it. she deserves to get in trouble for something. she killed a guy. >> texting. come on . your hands, eyesight is being used at the same time. you can't do that. >> the charges come days after the newest distracted driving laws take effect that makes it illegal to text while driving or talking on a phone. >> this is a big wake up

staff sergeant wesley patton... was kayaking in colorado... when the water... became choppy ... and... flipped his boat.../ 12 year old... aidan pruitt... was fishing with his dad nearby... / when they noticed the soldier... being pulled under.../. he... qukckly tossed him... life preservers.../. as... patton... began... having ...an asthma attack.../. that's when... aidan... ran ...to the man's truck... and... got him... his inhaler.../. the soldier is healthy enough... to return to active duty... next month. he was breathing really heavily it went through my mind was total shock he was very mature and helpful next month the soldier returns to active duty. fox45 is committed to bringing you stories that are meaningful and impact your lives. that's why we're asking for your help in shaping the type of newscast you'd like to see. we want you to know that you have a voice and we'll listen to youreedback. go to our website and take our news survey. there you'll be able to give us your thoughts on eleven different categories. ad lib to get started go to foxbaltimore dot com slash su

meet alexus and charles wesley.hey are the first husband and wife to give away their kidneys using the national kidney registry. >> saving your kidney for a rainy day is like saving your fire extinguisher. >> pretty generous people. >> wow. >> the reason for their generosity? their own children have a rare joint disorder that has required a lot of surgery. they have gotten so much help over the years they say they felt it was their turn to help others. the donation chain they start is likely to save at least ten lives. >> isn't 245 just remarkable? the gift of life. thank you. that is beautiful. >>> coming up, the senate nearing a deal to end the government shutdown and aretire a predicted economic disaster. big question, will the house go along with it? >> big question. >>> last night, they did go at it. >> really? are you talking about something completely different? >> yes i am! >> "early start" is back. time for the prime time pop. the best from the cnn's prime time interviews. they were going at it with the pri

and wesley snyder scored a goal in istanbul.the playoff spot at the expense of turkey. it was an historic night for bosnia, they reached the finals for the very first time when they won their win at lithuania. [ cheers ] >>> thousands of fans celebrated bosnia's success on the streets of saroff you. it is a rare cause for celebration following nearly four years of war. >> translator: i want to thank every citizen for all of the good times we had together in every city where we played. i want to thank all of those who supported us, but also those who were against us, because without them this would not be as sweet. >>> mexico scraped into the playoffs with a little help from the us. mexico lost 2-0 to costa rica, and at that statement it looked like they run of five straight world cup appearances would be over. but just when it looked like panama would clench the playoffs the usa scored twice in the dying moment. helping them to snatch a 3- -- [ technical difficulties ] >>> chile and ecuador look their places in the south america

. >> once on the boat wesley began suffering an asthma attack. it was aiden to the rescue again. he ran to the soldier's truck and got his inhaler. >>> one baltimore school has become a teaching school leaders. it's a serious lesson with a light-hearted approach. >> come on. let's go. hurry up pre -k. >> rounding up more than 600 students for picture day takes a bull horn. >> you're doing great. just a couple more minutes. >> and a little bit of encouragement from evan barhigtt. >> don't forget to smile. >> the important thing at this middle river school isn't the photo, it's the teacher. it's the right color for a purple friday. the right message for the awareness month. >> when people is bullying something happens in their life they don't like. >> students at the school say they've seen bullying in the halls before although not much. the purple t-shirts teach them to be leaders, a major theme at the school and to speak up if they see it. >> i don't want anybody to get hurt. i'll just go up to one person and be like, yo, it's not right. >> the shirts were given by donner. all pa

. >> reporter: 30-year-old jonathan wesley roberts of virginia was a father, brother and son, who loved riding his motorcycle. march 10th, he was riding north here in gambrels. that's when then 19-year-old elizabeth haley myers drove a motorcycle into his path, as she tried to get to route 3. roberts died in the resulting accident. the anne arundel county state's attorney says they can prove myers was texting while driving. >> we have an eyewitness who was walking in the area. he saw her driving with one hand on the wheel and the other hand looking down and texting. we also have cell phone records, which confirm that she was texting at the time. >> reporter: myers now faces several charges, including negligent manslaughter. and she's getting little sympathy from fellow drivers. >> i mean, she deserves it. she deserves to get in trouble for something. she killed a guy. >> texting? come on. your hands, your mind and your eyesight is being used at the same time. you can't drive a vehicle doing those things. >> reporter: the charges against myers comes just days after maryland's newest drac

. >> reporter: 31-year-old jonathan wesley roberts of west virginia was a father, son, and brother, who loved riding his motorcycle. march 10th, he was riding north here on route 3 in gambrels. that's when then 19-year-old elizabeth haley myers drove right into his path, as she tried to cross route 3 to get to the farms. roberts died in the ensuing accident. the state's attorney says they can prove myers was texting while driving. >> we have an eyewitness who was walking in the area. he saw her driving with one hand on the wheel and the other looking down and texting. we also have cell phone records which confirm that she was texting at the time. >> myers now faces several charges, including negligent manslaughter. and she's getting little speaghtd from fellow drivers. >> i mean, she deserves it. she deserves to get in trouble for something. she killed a guy. >> texting? come on, your hands, your mind and your eyesight is being used at the same time. you can't drive a vehicle doing those type of things. >> reporter: the charges comes just days after maryland's newest distractive driving

wesley in florida. please. >> jim, thank you for taking my call. >> of course. >> again, this is what i want to know. i want to know, multibillion dollar companies, stocks $60 a share, all of a sudden it falls down a few years after it falls down to about low 10, below 5, the stacks i'm talking about is plaque berry and amt. is this because of the ceos, the managers or what? >> well, blackberry had a very complicated structure. it was a closed architect cure in a world where people like open architecture. it was very secure. at the same time, you couldn't use it in sync with other devices. others came up with a better mouse trap. intel always had it. so you had competitors that came in with better products. it wrecked them. this is not serial. cheerio would go away. this is tech. tech goes away. go were in louisiana. gordon. >> jim, thank you for taking my call. intend sending in a big boo-yah from the bayou. i had a question about the mosaics. the share took a tumble since the breakup in europe. i'm ku

the first geologic study of the grand canyon was led by geologist john wesley powell in 1869. powell later wrote that rocks exposed in these canyon walls were "an open book of geology." the colorado river had opened the landscape, revealing one of the most complete rock records on earth, spanning almost two billion years of earth history. to a geologist, a layered sequence of sedimentary rocks is a historical record to be read like a book. analyzing these rocks from the base to the top, we're sifting through a wealth of information about conditions at the earth's surface when the sediments were deposited. rock characteristics such as mineral composition, grain size and shape, structures within the rock, and even rock color, tell us a great deal about the climate, vegetation patterns, position of the shoreline, and the topography of the earth's surface in the geologic past. the challenge of sedimentary geology is interpreting these clues in the rocks. but we must first understand how sediment is formed and how it's transformed into solid rock. sediment is the product of mechani

that didn't stop volunteers like wesley miller from posting flyers. >> i've been righting around long island city and queens and along the water front with the kayaks. >> reporter: joining the search for avonte since he was last seen on friday. his family has also set up this tent outside the school for volunteers to congre agree gated pick up flyers. >> could be my kid. >> reporter: as the search enters the eighth day. they are still hopeful that he'll be back home with them soon. >> another parent helping to spread the word about avonte is actress holly robinson peete, co-founder of the holly rob foundation. i saw the inisstagram, and you heard the parent say they could be anyone's child. why does this story for obvious reasons really impact you? >> what a horrendous nightmare for this parent to go through this. every parent's worst nightmare, just just parents of children with awe autism. almost 50% of children with autism wonder, it's a huge dilemma for the autism community. if there's any silver lining, we're at least dialoguing about what these nonverbal children have to experie

he got another pair, this time teaching history and political science at wesley college in middletown, connecticut. after another few years he got the call he'd been secretly hoping for the wizard going to have a political career that was a job offer from princeton. wilson returned to his alma mater where he took the school by storm, rather as he had as an undergraduate, but this time he became the most dynamic present, not obey on this campus, but in this small town and increasingly in the stated new jersey. as he increasingly becomes a public figure, an intellectual, someone who writes books and letters and he is traveling all the country. so he has becoming a rather famous thinker in the country and that's quite something because in 1902, he proved himself so indispensable after 12 years on the princeton campus that they made him president of the college. now this was a real shock to this little campus, quite beautiful campus whose president before wilson described it as the greatest country club in all of america and wilson really wanted to change that and make and wilson almost o

ian robin and the mid fielder wesley schneider scores the goals in istanbul. romania takes the playoff spot at the expense of turkey following the 2-0 win against astonia. it was a historic night for bosnia. they reached the finals for the first time with a 1-0 win at lithuania. he scored the decisive goal. they were in group g ahead of greece on goal difference. richard parr, al jazeera. >>> thousands of fans celebrated bosnia's success on the streets of sarajevo. they held a victory parade shortly after their war around midnight. it follows years of war two decades ago. >> translator: i want to thank every citizen for all the good times we had together inside and outside football stadiums in every city where we played. i want to thank all those that supported us, but also those who were against us because without them this would not be as sweet. >>> honduras claimed the last spot with a 2-0 draw against jamaica. mexico scraped in the playoffs with a little help from the usa. mexico lost 2-1 from costa rica. it looks like their run of five straight world cup

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nation interests and this is vividly demonstrated in september when al-shabaab linked to stormie wesleyhopping complex shooting innocent civilians. without additional effort to defeat al-shabaab, it is a matter of time before they undertake the deadly attacks and al-shabaab currently led by this group has controlled much of central somalia since 2006 and however over the past two years, the tide has turned dramatically and amisom has partnered with the smalley national army and they have pressured him to withdraw from mogadishu in 2011 and sees neighboring towns. in 2012, ethiopia and kenya also worked with militia to liberate the towns and clan leaders and local administrations have also mobilized to resist this movement. and in response to the superiority in ethiopia, they have avoided confessional engagement and they have shifted forces to safe havens that lie out of the region, this includes these locations to launch hidden attacks and place ied's and carry out assassinations and suicide bombings. it is comprised of hard-liners and at the same time the regional governors are essenti

alexis wesley had her kidney removed this week. her husband had his taken out last year.>> pulled it out of my cesarean section scar. >> it's exciting to see anybody else donating, particularly your wife. >> the couple is paying it forward since their daughter was born with a rare condition and already has had six surgeries. good for them. >>> halloween is three weeks from today, but for a school outside of philadelphia, it's as if it won't be happening at all. parents at englewood elementary were sent a letter home on fuse saying a halloween parade and other big celebrations have been canceled. the principal says its because while halloween is seen as secular, others view it as having religious overtones. costumes are still being allowed. party pooper. >>> another controversial decision comes from kentucky where high school teams are being told not to shake hands after games. administrators say too many violent incidents have erupted recently during the usual post-game ritual. they call it disappointing but a necessary step. players are not banned from voluntarily shakin

wesley and then we're going to turn to senator shaheen for her questions. >> mr. singh is absolutely right, investors and bankers make digs on certainty and predictability. and you can just walk down the hall and talk to your friends at the fdic and o.c.c. if you want clarification on that. but before the shutdown, our bank, like many paul's bank, experienced record loan growth, and we're a commercial lender really by trade and that means that small business had a lot of confidence and wanted to invest and wanted to borrow to do that investment. i'm very concerned about this temporary fix because that confidence is going to go away. and what has started to become a real, energized recovery is going to be stalled and i fear worst than that. that you can lull back into recessionnary times. which would be really unfortunate because i heard earlier the term manufactured and this is a manufactured problem. and that's too bad. i would like to see it end. >> senator shaheen. >> thank you very much. thank you for holding this hearing. thank you to each and every one of yo

hello to wesley on our democrats line. >> yes. can you hear me? >> sure can. go ahead. >> yes. was wondering, just like on the affordable health care, why would anyone not want to see everybody in the united states of america with affordable health care? i mean, we really need that and i worked 41 years of my life, i'm retired, but everybody needs health care. and i don't know for the life of me why they would vote against affordable health care. >> ok. josh is in battle creek, michigan. he's on our republican line. good afternoon. >> hey, good afternoon. i have a question. what about the v.a.? because i was told today by my fiduciary representative that my benefits are getsing caught and that he's on furlough. so what do i need to do as far -- it mustn, because be shutting off the veteran response. >> so you're saying the person you're dealing with you said is on furlough? >> right. he's my representative. because i'm a wounded combat veteran. what would be -- i mean, do you have any answer for -- as far as do you know if veterans are getting their money? >> i don't. does anyb

. >> that staff sergeant wesley patten. tangled in his fishing gear. 12-year-old andy pruitt throws anything that floats to him and helped pull him aboard. trouble over. wrong. patten has asthma, experienced an attack, aidan drove the boat back to shore, ran to patten's car, got his inhaler in the nick of time. >> i was just like, woo, i just saved a guy's life. >> he was very mature and helpful. i live another day for him. >> live another day because of him. you know what i love, the nonchalance of the kid, doing something, helping somebody in crisis was just another day fishing. >> his reaction was great. >> this group of kids are saving the day. >> it's not some extraordinary event, that's where you know the goodness is really in there. that was the good stuff right there. you know what? even better, came from you. remember that. go to the ireports part of our web page, these come from you these stories help us tell you the good stuff. >> you want the good news we've got the good stuff. >>> we've gotool stuff, we've been

alexis and charles wesley are the first couple in the country to each donate a kidney through the nationaly they are saving seven lives because matching kidneys can have a domino effect. >> when you give up maybe three or four weeks of your life in terms of having to go through the recovery but you can extend someone else's life by 10 or 15 years. euped to be the person -- i wanted to be the person willing to do that. >> why did they do it? their family has received a lot of medical help. both of their children have a rare joint disorder and have had several free surgeries in order to help them walk so the family wanted to give back. those are your headlines 20 minutes before the hour. >>steve: heather, thank you. >>brian: maria is poised tkpwoeuf us -- to give us the weather. >> we have a storm system tracking up the east coast. a number of advisories across virginia, delaware, maryland, even up to the new york city area. you're talking about beach erosion. you can see that on the map out here as the storm system is forecast to slowly move up the coast. this is going to be with us not jus

. >> staff sergeant wesley patton was kayaking when rough water knocked him out of the boat.an asthma attack. that is when adin ran to the car and grabbed the inhaler and ran back. that is when patton said i'll live another day because of him. >> that is fantastic. >> we know with all that has gone on, we need a moment just to talk about some good stuff. >> leave it to a 12-year-old. >> thanks for watching "new day." see you at the top of the hour. a countdown to "your money." >> as many people hurt by a government shutdown, an economic shutdown that results from default would be dramatically worse. >> all right. >> here is the president's message. >> trying to find the camera there. >> i'm here. the president's message falling on deaf ears in washington. "your money" with christine romans starts now. see you at the top of the hour. >>> your government shutdown as of tuesday. is this short-term stupidity or long-term destruction? i'm christine romans. this is "your money." flashback to 2011, lawmakers warn of political doom. >> this could drive unemployment rates higher. >> t

. >> staff sergeant wesley patton was kayaking when rough water knocked him out of the boat.an asthma attack. that is when adin ran to the car and grabbed the inhaler and ran back. that is when patton said i'll live another day because of him. >> that is fantastic. >> we know with all that has gone on, we need a moment just to talk about some good stuff. >> leave it to a 12-year-old. >> thanks for watching "new day." see you at the top of the hour. a countdown to "your money." >> as many people hurt by a government shutdown, an economic shutdown that results from default would be