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not on her watch. >> don't mess with whitney cummings.so said that she is not going to post the names of some of these extortionists, because she said, to quote her, some of them just might be dumb kids. but if she chose, areva, if she chose to hand over some of those threats to police, what kind of legal trouble could they actually be in? >> well, significant. because about 30 states now, brooke, have these revenge porn laws, which essentially make it a crime for someone to use an image, an illicit image of you and try to extort money from you, you know, threaten you. if that you don't pay me "x" amount, i'll publish this photograph, this new photograph to the world. that's a crime in about 30 stays. there's not only the criminal aspect, but also civil penalties. he could also, you know, find out who these people are that sent her these messages and file civil lawsuits and seek civil damages from these individuals. but i also love that, you know, she's not going to do that. you know, i'm a lawyer, so i love when lawyers get hired. that's

"whitney cummings: can i>> ytioe had. don't tell travis that. he will say absolutely not. have an incredible idea. >> what was that? >> travis created involved in his nitro world games. >> that's slightly dangerous if you don't make that ramp. >> yes. that's a 100-foot gap. if you get it just right, the landing ramp will cradle you to the ground. there are three separate racing lines that the drivers can take. so that all plays into the strategy. you have to use eechl of tach o different racing lines at least one. red bull has a hand in this bringing together some of the best rally racers. one person fractured three vertebrae in his back. >> i saw that on twitter. he was seriously injured. >> he was seriously injured but he's going the nonsurgical route to recover from his injuries. >>> a baby raccoon in need of a g hand. >>er her strength. >> sue hoe sheee how she's real roll coming up. >>> and parents remember the good old days when -- >> you could do anything. >> why some saturdays will never be the same. >> how long have you been there? >> about an hour. >> it's that b

.>> reporter: brian whitney in the orange shirt. he does kneel down lean in and after as he described it pulled the hands of the homeless man away from the deputies done. he went back in the circle k where he works and calls 911. >>> one of the other good samaritans took the clip out and slid it away. just in case.>> reporter: of the three whitney is the only one who agreed to talk on camera. the first good samaritan to come to the rescue the man in the white shirt was a customer. who just happened to be walking into the store when he saw what was going on. just as the deputy seem to be losing his balance and struggling with a homeless man. >>> they are like bullies. that helped me to jump in.>> reporter: the second good samaritan came from across the parking lot and whitney inside the store rushed out to help as well. as it turns out the homeless man was not armed. but according to the sheriff report he did get his hand on the deputy's gun. he did also grab the magazine. but that is when the good samaritans grab the magazine away f

>>an american and illegal whitney wild is in washington with the very latest. >>a new fight is unfolding here in washington this time over immigration and children the trump administration is taking direct aim at a decades old rules meant to keep mirrant children out of months long immigration detention. >>critics call them cruel act of president trump calls the necessary for being very strong of the border, the department of homeland security announced new rules wednesday that put migrant children in the middle of the debate over how to stop the flow of immigrants at the southern border, new rule will restore integrity of our immigration system and eliminate the major pull factor fueling the crisis the administration hopes to withdraw from what's known as the flores agreement which requires us officials to remove migrant children from non licensed facilities within 20 days. after that children are supposed to go to their parents other family or license programs. new rules could take effect as soon as late october and would require children to stay with parents

this was in 1931-1932 at the whitney. what do we notice here? what do we see? first of all do we remember who sacco and vanzetti were. >> they were italians accused of murder put to death in massachusetts as part of the aftermath much red scare of the early 20th century, the 1920s. here we see ben shaw creating an image. is he making heroes out of sacco and vanzetti? who are the good guys here. >> i would say it's sacco and vanzettip because the artist was against kind of the -- the mainstream, the status quo and they were leftists. they would have supported sacco and vanzetti. this is something that -- that is more pro immigrant. so we see that there are really due differing views of american society in the two pieces. but i think that despite their differences they had similar motives and goals to communicate with the mass audience and, again, their work was really unappealing to the elite. they trashed it as something not worth of being a in a museum. meanwhile in europe that two styles predominate named in europe. cubism and daly. you see in 1911-12 and cub

i have seen exhibitions at the whitney., quite frequently, but i think you are right. this is art that reflects a certain group of people and to teach it accurately, to teach it honestly, you have to broaden who you look at. so, thank you, everybody. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] >> this is american history tv, .overing history c-span style 48 hours, all weekend, every weekend only on c-span3. >> the first africans to land in english north america would have arrived here in 1619 and that would begin an amazing experience in the development of the united states. saturday, we look back at the americaof africans to at point comfort. we will be live with norfolk historyiversity professor alexandra newby for the history and origins of slavery in america. then let coverage of commemorative ceremonies with speeches from government officials including senator

new york, i'm very, very fortunate to be living close to the museum of modern art and also to the whitney, and i take full advantage as do my students. so i think that art can be a really profitable way to teach history, and i would be curious how many of you use art or art history in your own teaching in your history classes? so i would say really a good number of you. and i would say in what ways? briefly, how do you use art? i don't know if we can get the mic. just for a couple of -- >> i teach english language arts. i use art in my class to help establish historical context or present multiple perspectives on an issue. >> perfect. anybody else? >> i teach history, and i do what i call quick pick vocab. the kids draw a picture of the words. it's not professional art by any means, but yeah. >> i teach history also, and i use it to show cultural changes and things like that. just kind of give them context. >> exactly. so i think all three of those answers really kpemly if ied the ways we can use art. so a lot of what we're learning about this week is about the innovations in world war ii

i've seen exhibitions at the whitney. i know they come up frequently. but i think you are right, that this is art that reflects a certain group of people. and i think that to teach it accurately to teach it honestly you need to broaden out whom we look at. so thank you, everybody. [ applause ] >>> all week we're featuring american history tv programs at a preview of what's available every weekend on cspan3. the lectures in history, american artifacts, real america, the civil war, oral histories, the presidency, and special event coverage about our nations history. enjoy american history tv now and every weekend on cspan3. >>> saturday on american history tv, at 10:00 p.m. eastern on real america, the 1970 film, communists on campus. >> yes, they are communists, their mission proudly pro claimed, the violent overthroe of the democratic system. and yet our nation seems unbelieving, even unconcerned. >> sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on oral histories. woodstock cocreator arty cornfield details how the fest came together. >> i said if we took it outs

i've seen exhibitions at the whitney. i know they come up frequently.think you are right, that this is art that reflects a certain group of people. and i think that to teach it accurately, to teach it honestly you need to broaden out whom we look at. so thank you, everybody. [ applause ] >>> all week we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on cspan3. the lectures in history, american artifacts, real america, the civil war, oral histories, the presidency, and special event coverage about our nations history. -- nation's history. enjoy american history tv now and every weekend on cspan3. >>> saturday on american history -- see what's new for american history tv, check out all of the cspan products. >>> for 40 years, cspan has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events from washington, d.c. and around the country. so you can make up your own mind. cspan is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. cspan, your unfilte

endangerment of the people a person, idaho and a host of offenses obviously in philadelphia, i'm whitney wild. >>race car driver dale earnhardt junior and his family are safe after being involved in a fiery plane crash in tennessee today. according to the f a the cessna citation jet carrying earnhardt his wife and daughter plus 2 pilots and their dog landed at as elizabeth 10 municipal airport and then the plane rolled off the end of the runway and caught fire. fire officials say everyone made it out alive including the pilots of the dog and the child they were all taken to the hospital. some of them had minor injuries. >>california man in disbelief after somebody bought his old nike shoes for 10's of thousands of dollars details on why those shoes or so much and the food you eat can have an effect on the planet details on what researchers say you can do to help save >>your house tonight the fda issued a proposal for graphic warnings to be placed on cigarette packages would require tobacco companies to put color images and health risk information on the packages and advertisements. >>tho

i have seen exhibitions at the whitney.w they come up quite frequent the, but i think you are right that this is art that reflects a certain group of to teach iti think accurately and honestly, we need .o broaden out whom we look at thank you, everybody. [applause] >> tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures in history, female activists and the 1960's civil rights movement. >> while women were instrumental in helping to organize and put the march together, the event was purely dominated by men. >> sunday at 4:30 p.m. eastern, the global significance of the declaration of independence during and after the american revolution. ourultiple translations of declaration also made their way to colombia, venezuela, and ecuador over the course of the 50-year period after 1776. a half-century known to scholars as the age of revolution. >> had a 6:00 p.m., eyewitness accounts from inside the white house during the apollo 11 lunar landing -- and at 6:00 p.m. throughout the day, you could see the windows were dark. again, we are in the n

>>in el paso texas and whitney wild reporting. >>us now to talk about the president's reaction is tom del beccaro former chair of the california republican party and author of the divided there. >>tom what was your reaction initially, and initially look this is a perfect example of divided here the first thing people start doing is yelling. i can tell you is a trained mediator if they walk in the room started yelling at each other resolutions farther apart. the left says trump using sharp rhetoric, their response as sharp rhetoric. so both sides could do well was sitting back now. president trump was want to put in a bump stock ban. the obama administration twice had the opportunity and didn't. he's putting forth 5 points. maybe someone else on the left should put forth 4 points 6 points and c and start the ball moving that the but the fact that he was willing to step out and say i'm going to try something is a positive step which should be. reacted to positively except we have people running for president. >>say hey that's a star

. ♪ doug: you're looking at mount whitney, the tallest peak in the lower 48 states, about 14 1/2 thousandeet, more than 10,000 feet above where i'm standing here at its base near lone pine, california. and on the other side about whitney is the big back country wilderness of sequoia and kings canyon national parks.

whitney wild has the latest from el paso. >>president trump is traveling to el paso texas a city grieving after this weekend's mass shooting. the president does it is dayton ohio this morning meeting with local officials before making a stop at miami valley hospital there he met with medical personnel and some of those affected by last weekend's mass shootings also on the ground in both cities, supporters and protesters at the president's visits there are things you can do he doesn't have to wait for congress, yes, some steps you can take. >>executive action. we could start to. with funding for research and development of safer guns and an paso with the mayor acknowledged the divide. i realize that there's a. >>a lot of emotional pain and concern over his visit. and i feel like it's my duty obligation my fiduciary duty to meet with the person united states, the president said wednesday that he is open to talking about some aspects of gun control >>but it's unclear if congress can reach a consensus. the house passed to gun con

welcome to our look at what the papers are going to bring us tomorrow whitney i had the deputy politicaltreetjournal. lovely to see you both. first, let's take you through the front pages. we will start with the front pages. we will start with the mayor, which leads on the evacuation of thousands of people from whaley bridge in derbyshire, after parts of a dam wall collapsed. engineers battle to save homes from fast flowing water. meanwhile, bank of england warns that there is a one in three chance economy will shrink at the start of next year, at best the lead on the front at

they plan to hike mount whitney, in case you didn't know, whitney is the tallest mountain in californialains it this way, quote, we can do anything, we can maybe instill that mind set into other people. jonathan, thank you so much for that. gentlemen, we applaud both of you for your service and for the climb. i "the lead" starts right now. >>> puerto rico bracing for a hurricane, and gets a direct hit from the president. "the lead" starts right now. >> breaking news. hurricane dorian slamming, preparing to swipe puerto rico, an island still suffering from hurricane maria two years ago. the storm could also hit the u.s. mainland as a major hurricane. >> as if getting slammed by mother nature isn't enough, the president spent this morning ripping puerto rico, and specifically the mayor of san juan. she will be here to respond. >> and take the land, don't worry, i'll pardon you, a new report goes inside president trump's all-out and possibly

but the situation took a violent turn whitney wild has more. >>a massive police presence in north philadelphia guns, drawn sirens wailing in the background. officials say gunshots rang out around 4 30 wednesday afternoon. and we said it began with the narcotics activity call officers were attempting to serve a warrant in the city's nice town tie open neighborhood. >>we had already entered the got towards the rear kitchen area. when gunfire erupted. the shooter. >>fire multiple rounds, several officers were shot and wounded in the shootout multiple victims receive treatment for non life threatening injuries at local hospitals. authorities urged residents to avoid the area as the situation continued there's no indication. >>that he's trying to surrender right now we do know he's still alive, he's no question about that because of the shots they keep bringing out. >>swat teams and armored vehicles swarmed the scene officers in tactical gear moved in to negotiate with the suspect i'm what you while reporting. >>we'll keep you posted on that develop

the move will ease tensions between the 2 countries as well as the pain on americans pocketbooks whitney wild has details. >>a major announcement in the u s china trade war, the trump administration now says planned tariffs on billion worth of chinese consumer goods, scheduled to start september 1st have now been delayed and will likely begin december 15th. markets rebounded on the news tuesday morning. president trump spoke with the press shortly after. >>last year's tariffs on mostly industrial materials. this round was supposed to target items like cell phones, toys and clothes. >>analysts point out the president hopes to run on a strong economy in 2020 this feels like we were eyeball to eyeball with china and the president just plate as consumers breathe a sigh of relief about their holiday budgets, american farmers remain frustrated and worried chinese companies have retaliated against the tariffs by refusing to import american agricultural products, there's a lot of financial strain. >>farmers are not arguing. we shouldn't hold china accountable. >>farmers are saying let's have a p

wanted to focus on the economy and he is now indicating he'd be open to meeting with iran kron four's whitney wild reports from washington. >>i think we're going make a deal with china and i think will probably eventually we're going make a deal with iran to the g 7 summit wrapping monday with president trump signaling possible deals that would end the trade war with china i believe it more strongly now that i would have believed that a while ago and perhaps reestablish a nuclear agreement with iran were looking for no nuclear weapons. no ballistic missiles and a longer period of time during a 30 minute press conference trump said he is more hopeful for a deal after china's vice premier called for calm attitude in negotiations. it's a shift in tone after a weekend that saw china and the us threatening increased tariffs on one, another's imported goods are you now ready to make a deal believe it's a fair deal and a good deal for united states said was i will not make a deal trump also apply to cautious confidence to international secury with iran. >>if the circumstances were correct or the rig

>>now whitney is a tall mountain it's hard to climb it's in the sierra nevada the southern sierra nevadatallest mountain california, it's more than 14,000 feet and you see the these kinds of stories about the moms between those who've been in iraq and afghanistan particularly just here yeah they rely on each other and to this day even out of the service to some time. >>well we're stepping away from the helmet story and talking of how some baseball i it's hanging by a thread earth day the a's trending one way the giants training the other unfortunately been a rough month for the g man we begin at oracle park, the giants hosted the arizona diamondbacks johnny cueto says he has one more rehab start in the minors from returning to the team. top of the 7 to one d backs christian walkers a single to left field a run scores. the snakes take the 3 to one lead. let's go to the bottom of the 8th stills 3 to one brandon bell drives one deep to center. jarrod dyson he can get to it is off the wall. one run scores. up 3 to 2. i slide in there safely. 2 batters later alex decreases. going to hit a lin

remember gwen's fuzzy bikini top, beyonce's not-so-subtle baby announcement, mariah twinning with whitneyer thought i would be asking cher to hold my meat purse. >> and then, there's lil kim. diana ross said what we were all thinking. >> she said, "kim, what is that you have on your [ bleep ]. >> the vmas also have a rich history of hollywood couples, who didn't make it. justin and selena. taylor and joe. j.lo and diddy. in 1989, cher and richie sambora debuted their romance, the same year brad pitt and christina applegate went on a date. the story goes, she ditched him during the show for another guy. >>> still ahead -- "look who's talking" 30 years later. >> i'm not tired at all. >> what john travolta and kirstie alley just revealed about another sequel. >> oh, my gosh. >>> then "my so called life," then and now. >> i can see it in your eyes. >> one star's life after the show, from actress to countess. >> there's this big castle. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ john travolta and olivia newton-john have a bond that will never be broken. they may have shot "grease" over 40 years ag

whitney, thanks for coming on. >> booed to see you, thanks.eirdre: reversing a controversial proposal. the college board is dropping plans to sign an adversity score to every student to takes the s.a.t. according to "the wall street journal." kristina partsinevelos is in the newsroom. she has all the details. chris tina? reporter: the adversity score looked to capture the socioeconomic status of a student but led to a huge debate about race and class when it comes to college admissions. why the company that administers s.a.t.'s college boards decided to scrap the adversity score which is literally a one number based off of 15 factors that looked at your poverty level, the crime rate in your neighborhood, and that number wasn't even given to students. 50 schools across the u.s. did take part in a beta test with that diversity score but now they have decided they're going to rename it completely. they will change the tool. it is going to be called landscape. it will give students access to their scores so they won't be left in the dark. they wil

>>in philadelphia, i'm whitney wild. >>coming up after the break a homeless man who was arrested for attacking a woman in front of her apartment building in san francisco is back on the streets again this morning. now the victim says she's scare for her own safety. and this afternoon, another hot one as triple digit heat returns for much of the day your forecast ahead. >>and get ready for some slow traffic it is packed on several of our bridges, here's the bay bridge 80 wesson to san francisco, your backup spilling to the maze, it's there now 14 minutes and there now 14 minutes and it's on. get to the ross shoe event for even more brands at 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. yes! yep! oh, yeah! seriously, save on fall styles for women, men, boys and girls. at the ross shoe event. on now. if you have moderate to thsevere rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for

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in washington, i'm whitney wild. >>after the foot issues and the helmet issues.ntonio brown back with the raiders marc and j r i will set you up for bay area sports night with their take on the time a baby. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the next american chinese original is here. new sichuan hot chicken. for a heart breaking limited time only at panda express. >>antonio brown kicking off the sports night out tonight to somehow always seems to make the headlines mark covered their stone joining from the set a bay area sports night. >>that's right we've been talking about it until he hoped around a lot will brown is finally back at raiders camp after dealing with a foot injury in the helmet issues so with brownback and his agent drew rosenhaus was there as well does this finally mean that we're done with the off the field headlines surrounding brown for the rest of the season, jr. >>oh there's the guy was said foot issues is that helmet issues and you know all along i thought to myself it would be crazy for him to pass up a $50 million paycheck, the largest paycheck that he. are we done

welcome to our look at what the papers are going to bring us tomorrow whitney i had the deputy political editor for huffington post uk and and isaac. reported for wall streetjournal. lovely to see you both. first, let's take you through the front pages. we will start with the front pages. we will start with the mayor, which leads on the evacuation of thousands of people from whaley bridge in derbyshire, after parts of a dam wall collapsed. engineers battle to save homes from fast flowing water. meanwhile, bank of england warns that there is a one in three chance economy will shrink at the start of next year, at best the lead on the front at the ft, story making front pages as well, it says governor bank of england is being accused of a reviving project theatre, with his warnings about a nokia brexit. natural cover is it that a mother has been found guilty of murdering her two young children 18 days apart. finally, that guardian leaving the claims in a firm run by borisjohnson allies had secretly built a facebook disinformation network. that was a quick taste at the front pages. they're g

then el paso texas more than 30 people were killed in both locations we want to go live right now to whitney on the ground in el paso texas.

whitney wild is in cocoa beach, florida, with more.

ryan whitney is one of those breeze men who says his instincts kicked in and he knew he needed to helpnt nothing bad to happen to the officer almost a even though user to getting. >>you know they're on the floor we spoke with a sheriff's captain in or walk he says the deputy is only a rookie. >>every single deputies involved in a fight for their life because there's a gun involved in s a deputy's gun. >>it says this act by these 3 citizens is a proud moment, it's a big deal. it's a big deal on not >>for our community. it's a big deal for me personally i'm i'm responsible for these men and women here. and we have some of the best citizens in norwalk houston south with you and so it doesn't surprise me that they stepped up, but it does remind me and others how good they are when they do something like that. >>have these men not helped things could have taken a tragic turn. >>i mean if that guy was able to overcome the deputy and he got to control that fire arm and everybody in that area would be in in >>that was jennifer mcgraw reporting tonight, the deputy was taken to the hospital for

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, it's my great pleasure to introduce the executive director and founder of freedom forward, alia whitneyoug styles, my second grade classmate and director of huckleberry youth program. please give them a warm welcome. [applause] >> good morning. thank you, cheryl lynn for hosting us this morning, and thank you, mayor breed and commissioner murase for the work that you do on behalf of young people in our community. i realize that commercial sexual exploitation is a story of failures. times that we have failed to meet young people's needs, and these young people have taken their needs into their own hands. times to fail to respond with compassion when they needed us has added to their story. but within this story is a story of incredible youth brilliances, a story of navigating the system, a hustle that is purposely resourceful, resilient. knowledge that is absolutely critical if we want to build a vibrant, healthy system that works for all. these are the voices that we are centering in this continuum. they deserve choices, and they deserve a system that works for them and a voice in what

candidate senator cory booker blames access to guns and not video games for violent crimes and professor whitney to camp agrees the more common. >>explanations for why people engage in violence as they've been exposed to violence in the real life in their own personal lives and their social environment, maybe even in their own home in washington morgan right. >>an altercation at a louisiana wal-mart turned into a shooting the east baton rouge sheriff said to shoppers pulled guns on each other an innocent bystander was shot twice, but is expected to be okay. one of the suspects has been arrested police are still looking for the other one. the fight caused panic in a large law enforcement presence. deputies quickly alerted the public this was not an active shooter scene. >>walmart employees across the country are on edge after different shootings and wal-mart across the us first to e mass shooting at the walmart in el paso also a man was arrested in florida for threatening to shoot up a wal-mart saying he was quote intrigued by the shootings in the last couple days then. last week a disgruntled wa

>>in philadelphia, i'm whitney wild. still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news car burglars are hitting parts of the east bay. >>the top 3 spots where cars are being targeted coming up next and before we go it is going to be another hot day get ready. we're looking at warm to hot temperatures all across the bay area with several spots hitting the triple digits, look at antioch in let's get down to business. the business of family time... ...and downtime. ...and you time. ...and forgetting what time it is...altogether. modernized comfort inns and suites have been refreshed because when your business is making time, our business is you. get the lowest price guaranteed on all choice hotels when you book direct at choicehotels.com. >>it is thanks for staying with us time to check in on your entertainment headlines today. and a trip to the movie theater brings reminders of the past david daniel has 3 examples of today's hollywood minute. >>filmmaker terrence malick returns with a hidden life based on the true story of an a

>>an american and illegal whitney wild is in washington with the very latest. is unfolding here in washington this time over immigration and children the trump administration is taking direct aim at a decades old rules meant to keep mirrant children out of months long immigration detention. >>critics call them cruel act of president trump calls the necessary for being very strong of the border, the department of homeland security announced new rules wednesday that put migrant children in the middle of the debate over how to stop the flow of immigrants at the southern border, new rule will restore integrity of our immigration system and eliminate the major pu

both cities who demanded he take action now that sentiment was echoed by at least one ohio leader whitney wild shows us what the president is saying today about gun control. >>president trump is traveling to el paso texas a city grieving after this weekend's mass shooting. >>the president does it is dayton ohio this morning meeting with local officials before making a stop at miami valley hospital there he met with medical personnel and some of those affected by last weekend's mass shootings also on the ground in both cities, supporters and protesters of the president's visits there are things you can do he doesn't have to wait for congress, yes, some steps you can take. >>executive action. we could start to. with funding for research and development of safer guns and in paso with the mayor acknowledged the divide. i realize that there's a. >>a lot of emotional pain and concern over his visit. and i feel like it's my duty obligation my fiduciary duty to meet with the person united states, the president said wednesday that he is open to talking about some aspects of gun control >>but it's

whitney wild has more. (james)( darya ) welcome ( darya ) welcome back. get a check of the weather this morning... another comfortable and predominantly cloudy start to the day ahead of clearing and warming conditions this afternoon. temperatures in the upper 50's to 60's as your your friday morning amid conditions.looking at the daytime highs will be much like yesterday, in the the coast and for parts of the bay on the water while the 80's can be expected again for other regions further inland. the next 7 days will bring temperatures more on par with seasonal averages than what we had been seeing the past few weeks, most highs inland with plenty of sun and a continuation of our late summer dry conditions. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. maze to sf. min from the maze to sf. ( james ) 4 your health this morning --- americans spend more than three billion dollars a year on prescription drugs. and now california is pushing back on a practice by drug makers that contributes to the high cost of prescriptions. lawma

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whitney wild has more. ( darya ) checking bay area roads before you head out the door..ntly cloudy start to the day ahead of clearing and warming conditions this afternoon. temperatures in the upper 50's to 60's as your ( james ) --- americans spend more than three billion dollars a year on prescription drugs. and now california is pushing back on a practice by drug makers that contributes to the high cost of prescriptions. lawmakers say companies use so-called "pay for delay" deals to slow the release of generic prescription drugs --- so they can continue charging high prices. the state announced a 70-million dollar settlement with four drug companies caught using these practices. <((assm. jim wood -d santa rosa)) "what's the point of life saving medications if people can't afford to use them? with this bill, california can take the lead nationally on this problematic, price gouging tactic.">( james ) drug companies argue the law changes the framework for evaluating patent settlements and could risk generic medication remaining off the market. ( will ) the 49ers have a

and whitney young of the urban league, starting to get a sense of participation vietnam has not been good for african- americans. that then reflects post tet what is happening with a larger group of american soldiers. they are even more angry and upset and disillusioned by their experiences in vietnam and with their fellow soldiers. that anger and disillusion transfers into rioting and radical behavior. more so than what we see pretax. i think there is a shift after tet that reflects on things that are happening at home that we see. not necessarily fracturing of the mainstream movement. but a stronger stance. those hopes that many held dear to. of the civil right legislation. it seems that way to begin with. it seems that even johnson fulfill them. >> it's interesting. there is a time article in august 1971. at times article that says the tensions of black power reaches of vietnam. you are seeing these relationships that are happening at home. we could open up to the entire panel using that as a segue? to see officers in the military after tet talk about the permissiveness that was s

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. >> reporter: wes pratt and nick whitney from the new england aquarium: >> this is the only place in world where you can study shark mating behavior on a reliable basis. >> reporter: they've developed a sly technique-- moving towards the sharks as they've got their minds on something else, and netting them. it's the kind of thing you better get right the first time. >> nice! >> reporter: these are nurse sharks, not the most fearsome species, but they can still take a chunk out of you when disturbed, and this is the definition of "disturbed." >> before we started, almost nothing was known about shark mating behavior. this particular species is a window into that world. white sharks, blue sharks, hammerheads all mate like this. >> reporter: and they're all threatened. landed as bycatch by fishermen and caught deliberately for food in some parts of the world. without enough sharks at the top of the food chain, the rest of the marine world is out of whack. >> so, yes, sharks need our help. they need our research. >> reporter: technology is helping that research. wes and nick not only tag

week, we will do this all over again, with gerard butler, bob odenkirk, henry winkler, jim gaffigan, whitneys wild animal friends plus music from pete yorn, daniel caesar, snoop dogg, and the avett brothers. so please join us for all of that. you look great, guillermo. i like this look. >> me too. >> jimmy: what do you see when you see that looking back at you? >> i see 25, 26. >> jimmy: 25, you should start a band called monsta mex. >> me and -- me and my cousin juan. >> jimmy: our next guest is an emmy-nominee, writer and actor whom you know from 5 seasons of "saturday night live" and a bit of ghost-busting on the side. her latest is called "the angry birds movie 2." >> what, you've never heard of thermo emulsifiers? >> okay. >> so you do that, and i'm going to go feed my baby, yes, i'm going to feed my baby, there you go. who's my baby? you're my baby. >> jimmy: the angry birds movie 2" opens tuesday. please welcome leslie jones. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. how you doin'? >> i am doin' awesome! [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: you look great. and you're extra tall today. >

so, i don't think i will be able to do that at mount whitney. in this. ainsley: jonathan, you have been through so much, both of you have and we appreciate everything have you done. jonathan losing your legs for our country, we appreciate that sacrifice. i'm sorry for what you have had to go through. what do you hope that people watching and hearing your story, what can they learn from this? >> they can learn to push their limitations. we are both force reconnaissance marines. that's a breed apart. we don't let any obstacle stand in our way. people can take from this to get out and push themselves physically, mentally to become a better person and also do little kind favors for fellow americans. look what john did for me. can you do simple stuff every day to make this country better. steve: it is quite a story. the image we wouldn't get out of our minds. we had to meet you guys and we are so glad we did. jonathan blank. john nelson, thank you very much for your service. and good luck on veterans day. >> all right. thank you. >> thank you so much

authorities say officers were serving a warrant, but the situation took a bad turn whitney wild has more's all about the officers and families right now god bless them and but i got save them. >>a massive police presence in north philadelphia guns, drawn sirens wailing in the background. officials say gunshots rang out around 4 30 wednesday afternoon. an with th narcotics activity call officers were attempting to serve a warrant in the city's nice town e open neighborhood.kitchen area. when gunfire erupted. the shooter. >>fired multiple rounds, several officers were shot and wounded in the shootout. >>there are 6 police officers who was struck by gunfire. thankfully, all of them are in stable condition. they were struck. throughout their body multiple victims receive treatment for non life threatening injuries at local hospitals. >>authorities urged residents to avoid the area as the situation continued there's no indication. >>that he's trying to surrender right now we do know he's still alive, he's no question about that because of the shots they keep bringing out. >>swat teams and arm

in a statement he says, at no stage i spent with him did i see, whitney behavior of the sort that subsequentlybehavior and arrest. >> questions resurfaced after he was mentioned in court documents recently unsealed just before epstein was found dead in jail. >> joining us now, danny is an nbc legal analyst. i see you ahe and prince andrew been friends for years. what do you think of his wording here? >> i think it is interesting the choice of words he used. he's trying to distance himself. he's saying he had limited behavior. he didn't actually see him do any of these things. that didn't mean that wasn't happening. he did admit he stayed at his residence and he saw him once or twice a year, he flew on his jet. i think he's trying to put a spin on this and limit people looking at him so he is looked at in a better light. i think the investigation is going to look at these contacts. they did search warrants of epstein's house. they have search wants and video, they probably have surveillance. they'll see whether or not the prince was there and whether he had a much more significant connection to