up and took more kept -- he woke up and took more and woke up and took more. took more. and then he did not wake and then he did not wake up. up. but but i guess if you are -- if the i guess if you are -- if the problem you have causes problem you have causes forgetfulness and these forgetfulness and these problems, your arming these men problems, your arming these men with bottles of pills and just with bottles of pills and just don't assume that everybody don't assume that everybody knows how to take knows how to take them. them. because if you forget -- the because if you forget -- the only reason we knew to take his only reason we knew to take his meds away and put them in pill meds away and put them in pill bottles is that i had a stroke bottles is that i had a stroke and that is how my husband set and that is how my husband set it up for me and took me through it up for me and took me through it. it. so i didn't have that so i didn't have that problem. problem. >> ryan, i want you to jump in >> ryan, i want you to jump in here. here. >> yeah. >> yeah. i

unfortunately, he kept -- he woke up and took more and woke up and took more.n he did not wake up. but i guess if you are -- if the problem you have causes forgetfulness and these problems, your arming these men with bottles of pills and just don't assume that everybody knows how to take them. because if you forget -- the only reason we knew to take his meds away and put them in pill bottles is that i had a stroke and that is how my husband set it up for me and took me through it. so i didn't have that problem. >> ryan, i want you to jump in here. >> yeah. i am in the same position as far as keeping track and, you know, that was something that i had to take my own initiative on. you know, after just the past few weeks when i had a blackout, i need to start writing down when i take my meds. and you know, we were talking about why is this happening? you know, why are the numbers so crazy now? and if you look at -- there is something about the occupations in the last decade are so unlike any other war that we been in, you no what i mean? we are second the same guy

. >> they woke you up?they woke me up with this [ bleep ] with a bunch of [ bleep ] in here. [ bleep ] that is what is going on out here. >> but what was interesting to me was after, you know, we continued to film him, suddenly percy turned to brian and apologized. >> my bad. i snapped on you, man. i just woke up, you know? >> what's that? >> my bad if i kind of griped at you, man. i was just waking up. >> i understand. >> it was a little surprising to see him kind of let his guard down and apologize. but i was like, wait a second, you don't need to apologize, you know. you just do your thing and don't worry about us. >> don't all give my clothes away before i get back. >> there was the first time i could see a flicker of awareness in percy and he actually stopped and was realizing how he was being perceived by other people. when percy got moved back into the general population dorm, he almost acted as though it was his choice, but i think he knew it was a demotion, and i think he felt bad about it, so he h

so many of you have been tweeting us, face biking us how the smell of it woke up from a dead sleep. that will be hanging around a long time even when they get those hot spots cleaned up. >> as steve reported earlier the win was blowing in all directions. >> that is right. >> it is not excessive this morning. just some light breezes around five or 7 miles an hour but it it does than the take much as we necessity from experience. we're getting closer to sunrise and we will be able to

she woke to the smell of smoke and woke up her dad and remembering fire safety training, she dam ended the towel and blocked the smoke from coming into the room. they were allable to escape with nobody being injured. >>> a 7-foot long burmese python snake is now at the humane society. take a look at it. that snake was found hiding under a car. it has a skin condition and if nobody claims it, it may be put up for adoption. >> 615 is the time right now. i want to move away from that snake, quickly, sal. >> i am really impressed with that little girl. they are smarter than we are, pam, you know that. >>> backed up to the mcarthur maze, 25 minute drive time into san francisco, no problems on the bridge and you will be waiting at the toll plaza which is not unusual. san mateo bridge from the hayward over to the other side with no major problems. we have some slow traffic this morning as you drive on westbound 508 mostly on the pass but it is okay in dublin and we had a lot of slow traffic if you are driving on highway 4. highway 4 is very slow and we had a couple of earlier problems on high

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having to work my way up physically and i woke up and told my wife i am done, i can't do this.ink we have done and i feel like humpty dumpty story. and i have cool ears now. >> you can take them off. >> you can do it, right? >> i think we have done good. and everything now is elective and with burns comes with maintenance. and i am never out in the clear. but i really, i think i have done well and the three year mark was my point. >> what got you through it? i think a lot of people after that many tough moments would have said i can't do it. >> what was the motivation for you? >> first of all, i anyhow god had a plan. it was a bitter pill to swallow knowing that i lost three soldiers, those guys are the real heroes. and every other service member that we lostm7!gÑ in combat. oif been blessed in so many ways. i have the most beautiful, wonderful wife and five beautiful children and a beautiful grand daughter and there is not a day that goes by i don't count my blessings. i had a lot to live for and sometimes i had to find it and push forward to it again. i have a lot of blessing

and oscar woke me up. and asked me if i had heard it. and so he got up with his gun.f the room. >> but that night with reeva would be different. pistorius fired his gun and neighbor michelleberger said she heard the fatal gunshots. >> could you give us a demonstration by using bang. >> bang. bang. bang. bang. >> on day four of the trial, next door neighbor physician took the stand. the first to arrive at the pistorius home that night. >> i remember the first thing he said when i got there was, "i shot her. i thought she was a burglar. and i shot her." while he tended to reeva steenkamp's lifeless body, pistorius was distraught and rependant. >> he was crying. he was praying. he was talking to god, telling god to please let her live. please don't let her die. he was making promises to god. he was trying to maybe get atonement. very, very distraught. >> his account left pistorius distressed, perhaps convulsing according to one courtroom observer. >> you have prepared a report? >> the prosecution then turned to its forensic experts and evidence. first up, the police colo

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this morning nript drive magnolia kent county and the woman fought off the man and the little girl woke up anden truder ran off. investigators only have a vague sdpription of the attacker he's described 6 feet tall wearing bark colored baseball cap. if you have any information you're asked to call police. >> to growing threat of is sis world leaders met in paris to back islamic state mill at that particular time. two dozen nations declared their support. one notable exception iran the president of iran said they will not coordinate with the united states but agrees with using air strikes to try to cut off the militants. meantime in the days ahead congress will have the year of the obama administration. secretary chuck haagle will brief both house and senate committees this week. president obama is pushing for their toy to allow u.s. to trip and train and qup searon rebels. >> the goal is that we have a fighting force in the ground if we need to a the fight to isil in syria. the president ruled out use of american combat troops for that purpose us. meanwhile attorney general eric hold ar

. >> woke up to someone shining a light in my face and they had a gun.ey have concern for neighbors as they looked for the person responsible. >> bit of cooling expected for the sunday afternoon. we will check in on the current conditions. we will have the highs for your area coming up. [ mike ] our living local program is identifying farmers within a 50-mile radius of the stores within their community. capay valley puts some of the most beautiful heirloom tomatoes in the box and we get those to the store on the next day. it's a really great relationship when you can buy fresh, flavorful, outstanding products from your neighbor. it's our passion for produce, combined with our strong sense of community. and we're able to deliver that experience by living local. ♪ . >>> a 6-year-old boy was missing. and wandered all alone. welcome back to "mornings on 2", everyone, i am mike mibach. >> i am claudine wong. >> we will get a quick look at the weather. rosemary, we will check it out behind you. >> yes, very familiar. >> gloomy start over san jose. take a look

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. >> i woke up to the body force, the impact, when one jumps on you. he put his arm around my neck. >> once a victim of prison rape, another inmate lobbies to do his time in isolation. >> i had a lot of because of my drinking, i lost everything. >> an inmate with a drinking problem develops a reputation for another kind of addiction. >> she a cougar. i thought he was a cougar. she a cougar. >>> in the suburbs of washington, d.c., fairfax county, virginia, is home to the central intelligence agency. and inside the nearby fairfax county adult detention center, intelligence plays a key role in reducing gang activity among the 1,200 men and women incarcerated here. most have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. >> backs against the wall. >> reporter: only a small percentage of the inmates are identified as gang members. staff say they still pose a serious threat. >> we have right now 77 in our facility. they still practice criminal activity, even while in here. i know that's shocking. but they do. >> privat

. >>> well, if you woke up this morning to a streak of light in the sky, you are not alone. the mysterious light was spotted across the bay area and california. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live at the space and science center where astronomers are scratching their heads. jodi. >> reporter: they really are. astronomers say at this point they just don't know what that streak of light was, but it certainly caught the attention of many early this morning. >> i walked out of this door here and i saw this light kind of over the top of mt. diablo. >> reporter: scott courtwright describes the strange sight he woke up to when he stepped out to drink his morning coffee. >> it was pointed up like this and had a triangular shape like that. then it slowly turned right. >> reporter: he snapped a couple of photos of the streak of light as did others across the region. a police officer in the sacramento area even captured it on video. >> right now we don't know what this was. >> reporter: astronomers at oakland space and science center said people spotted the morning light from los ang

in the night on saturday for me to be able to get up at 3:30 on sunday. >> i'm with you. >> but i woketwitter account had exploded. >> that's amazing. >> that's how i know about it. >> what have you got this week? >> you know what we have is isis we're going to bring on a former general richard myers, we're going to bring on former diplomat nick burns as well as the sitting senator to say to them what's the long haul look like? how are we going to be doing, what does winning look like and also talking about ebola. >> great. candy crowley, thanks. >> thank you so much, candy. stay here with her for "state of the union" with candy crowley at the top of the hour, 9:00 a.m. eastern here on cnn. make some great memories today. "hello. you can go ahead and put your bag right here." "have a nice flight." ♪ music plays ♪ music plays traveling can feel like one big mystery. you're never quite sure what is coming your way. but when you've got an entire company who knows that the fewest cancellations and the most on-time flights are nothing if we can't get your things there, too. it's no wonder m

he woke up -- knocked him unconscious. he woke up briefly last night but will probably have permanent brain damage. >>> a blackened skeleton of a building about all that's left from a 5-alarm fire that we brought you live last night in san francisco's mission district. crews are still on the scene investigating, but it could be a while before they take down the building. they say it's on the verge of collapse. piles of merchandise from that former warehouse scattered in the middle of mission between 22nd and 23rd streets. kpix 5's ryan takeo joining us. the other businesses nearby still feeling the heat, so to speak, from yesterday's fire, huh, ryan? >> reporter: that's right, allen. now, this building is dangerous. it needs to be demolished. here's a live look at the family who owns this store. they are seeing right now if there's anything they can save from the burned-out store. you see the inventory across the street here. it's actually lining the other side of mission. now, the fire is out. but nearby businesses are st

we have woke this guy up with our bright lights. why did you decide to camp out. >> if you want a even if on launch days this is what you have to do or else you will wait three to four weeks. >> reporter: why do you want it that bad. >> just an early adopter, this is my fourth year doing it, now it has become a tradition. >> reporter: is there a better way to do this, could you order on line and have it sent to my house. the it will come at 3:00 o'clock today. >> i have done the preorder route for other people, i just don't trust ups. i want to get here and get my hands on it all under control of me. >> reporter: how long have you been here. >> about 5:00 o'clock. >> reporter: you have been sleeping, did you sleep soundly. >> no, not at all. >> reporter: when you do it, is what yours if thing you do i wonder what people camp out and all of the hype what do you do. >> i'm going to go home and get some sleep and then open it up and check it out then. >> reporter: chris, i have to tell you this greg tells me he has been to these stores

it was certainly no holiday for people here along f street in northeast philadelphia we they woke up to this, they found their windshields bashed in with what appears to be a baseball bat. some ten cars along the 59200 block of f street are damage. residents believed it happened early monday morning while they were sleeping and we're talking anywhere from 200 to $400 to replace these windshields. adding insult to injuries, victim says this is not the the first time their neighborhood has been the target of vandals. >> it is not the first time our cars have been vandalized on this block. for the past six or seven years our cars have been vandalized, they have been broken off, our windshield have been broken with stones and bricks, and, you know, when we least expect it we come out the in the morning and our cars are destroyed or vandalized and i'm frustrated because we work hard for what we have. >> reporter: there are surveillance cameras in the area but it appears they did not catch the culprit in the act, and chris and kerry, because this happened on a holiday a lot of residents he

. >>> they were in the process when they woke up and that homeowner chased the two thieves out of his door and that's when one opened fire on him. he was shot once in the leg and we are told he is going to be okay. this happened in santa rosa and following the shooter, they ran off and they began a search involving canines and helicopters one man was found and the other is still on the loose. this homeowner chased the two thieves down the street even trying to detain one of them by himself. >> the homeowner was rather brave to do this. these are cases where the best thing is too stay a live in this case. >> they don't recommend it. and the last customers was 19 years old and lives here in the city of santa rosa and again the second person involved in this home invasion robbery is still on the run this morning in all likelihood, they were in fact cut down and they were loaded into awaiting car before that homeowner woke up and realized they were inside the home. live this morning, alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> thanks, alex, new this morning, a judge in south africa has r

kt, have a terrific woke week. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, heather. >> apple is adding extra security after major -- photos from the icloud. and our political panel will weigh in. >> i leave here confident that nato allies and partners are prepared to join in a broad international effort to combat the threat by isil. while every business is unique, everyone is looking for ways to cut expenses. and that's where pg&e's online business energy checkup tool can really help. you can use it to track your actual energy use. find rebates that make equipment upgrades more affordable. even develop a customized energy plan for your company. think of it as a way to take more control over your operating costs. and yet another energy saving opportunity from pg&e. find new ways to save energy and money with pg&e's business energy check-up. could mean less waiting for things like security backups and file downloads you'd take that test, right? what are you waiting for? you could literally be done with the test b

i heard he woke up the next day and went to work like nothing happened.he san mateo district attorney's office is expected to review the case against the suspect on monday. he is being held without bail. still ahead. eight dogs neglected in a bay area home. the implorable conditions they were left in. plus -- residents on one san are seeing an uptick in prostitution. how big the problem is. i'm a doctor of internal medicine with something terrible to admit. i treated thousands of patients, risked their lives, while high on prescription drugs. i was an addict. i'm recovered now, but an estimated 500,000 medical professionals are still out there, abusing drugs or alcohol. police, airline pilots, bus drivers... they're randomly tested for drugs and alcohol... but not us doctors. you can change that: vote yes on proposition 46. your lives are in our hands. santa rosa police are asking for the public's help finding a missing teenage girl. this is picture of 16-year-old rebecca weaver. police say she went missing from her house around 8 o'clock on officers say

and then she woke up and she was -- all of a sudden she was freaking out.n you are on ambien and somebody wakes you up it is often times unnerving. i don't take ambien on planes because i have had too many issues with certain things. >> if they handed everyone while boarding a plane and handed everyone a xanex, you would have none of these freakouts. what better way to fly? >> you know my whole theory is we should be doing a knockout airline where you go in and they knock you out and you wake up -- >> that works too. >> you sit in the chair and it gives you pro paw follow? you it fall a sleep and then wake up. >> somebody will be allergic and there will be a death and it will be a whole thing. >> i hate when it becomes a whole thing. people die and then it is a whole thing. that's where society went >> the half things are fine. you know what we should do? charge people for diversions. >> it is like when you call 9-1-1. >> i come here with solutions even though i am a wreck. >> we debate the best sandwiches. i call it the butter crunch. >> i don't get that.

>> i think she woke up every day wanting something different. but what can i do to advance the position to make myself more famous, which of course was a strange attitude for somebody that purported to be a spy. this is somebody but after she shoots the union soldier dead and she goes to fight with the confederate army that while she is really honestly trying to help the confederate confederate army and to gather and disseminate information that might be helpful in the battle she is trying to do whatever she can to bring attention to herself. she ends up getting attention from a very prominent individual >> she's quite obsessed with general stonewall jackson who is sort of my confederate boyfriend. [laughter] he was an interesting character. he was a rock star of the civil war and there was a great story about him he was in the lobby of the hotel and women just ran after him on the street if he was in the lobby of the hotel they followed him into stonewall was great about this and said at this point leedy's, wheaties, this is the first time that

in an instagram post, rice's wife defended her husband saying i woke up this morning feeling like i had a horrible nightmare. no one knows the pain that the media and one wanted options from the public has caused my family, to take something away from the man i love, that he has worked his blank off for all his life just to gain ratings is horrific, we also heard from rice himself in a statement to espn. questio quote, i have a lot of people praying for us. john harball briefly addressed the press last night. >> it changed things, of course, it made things a little bit different. >> the nfl has suspended rice in definitely, the league claims it never saw the tape and didn't even know about it. but tmz says that's not true. we are assured that someone from roger goodell, but there were people from the nfl who came and saw the video. >> i believe they actually turned a blind eye to it. and it's a shameful story that the nfl knew that the surveillance video existed. >> eric, there's no way that the nfl has not seen that video. >> can i just do this? look, believe me, i'm not defending anyb

she said she woke up this morning sunlight she had horrible nightmare like she had a death of her friend. but she understands the reality. no one understands what the pain of the media has done to my family making them remember what has happened is a horrible thing. >> darya: and this is the video that has everyone talking. and this is the revelation that has had rogers godell to cancel and in his contract. >> darya: we learned the nfl never asked for this video. but he did talk with bonds in a rice. so as this video came out he was cut from the team period. >>: we will always swung have respect for them and we stand behind them as a couple. >> darya: we will have much more on that price and quit his wife has to say. >> mark: a fire breaks on the famous wooden roller coaster and southern california. and a major flooding and blocks the southwest. insunce d foet aut iy but e mo youearnbout yo covage, likeow y thoht y wer e mverefor is.t nd. [boychecit o,mom rof.urkehen u'reeall ly ceredor ts. orow y figed y wer verefor is. whenou'ractuly ping r rof.urkehen u'reeall ly cerethists. u mit beu

he and his team woke up early on a saturday to ride. for joe, it is personal. his cousin's wife suffers from m.s. >> everybody here rides for a purpose, not only to be part of a great event but to help do something. >> reporter: and do something they did. they raised $15,000. some teams like university of pennsylvania health system raised $200,000. >> our goal is to raise $6 million for the fight against m.s. >> that makes up half of the regional ms society's annual fundraising from cherry hill to ocean city and back. it has been going on for 34 years and they toured services and research. >> when we had the first bike ride, the first, there were no treatments for multiple sclerosis, zero. now, there are 11. more importantly, there is a lot of hope that finally they are going to understand what really is the cause of m.s. >> reporter: when the riders cross that finish line tomorrow afternoon, it will be 150 miles and that much closer to a cure. in cherry hill, i'm matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> good evening. it was a beautiful start to the weekend. as we head i

she woke her husband up to report she had heard a bang.they both heard a man crying very loudly. she heard a man crying help, help, help, help. at 3:16:13, she called security to report the loud crying. but did not get through. she tried again at 3:16:36 and the call lasted 44 seconds. another witness heard a man shout help, help, help. according to her, this was approximately five minutes before her father received a call from the accused at 3:19. another neighbor of the accused. when one is facing the house of the accused, she is the immediate neighbor on the right. she awoke to hear a than crying out very loudly. she did not look at the time, but estimated that it could have been 3:20 when she woke up. the accused denied the allegations that he killed the deceased intentionally. he also denied that there was premeditation. the essence of the explanation of plea as well as the evidence of the accused is when he armed himself with his firearm and fired through the toilet door, he was acting in the mistaken belief that the deceased, who wa

. >> i remember when i woke up, the first thing i said was, today is the day. >> more americans are incarcerated today than ever before. now when we go behind the walls of maximum security prisons, we see a greater cross section of inmates than ever. >> you know they are dangerous and belong in prison, but we are finding more and more inmates who have committed murder who look like the guy next door. what would lead a guy like this to cull someone? >> at 27 years old adam drake looks more like a college dorm resident than a prison inmate. >> i am always happy and perky. >> but when we met him at the correctional facility in colorado, he was serving life without parole for murder. drake was conskrikted when he was 17. 10 years later he still has boyish looks and adolescent appetite. >> some of the things i miss the most are peanut butter captain crunch, i miss gum. it's such a small thing but you don't realize how much you miss it until you haven't had it for 31 years. >> if i hadn't moan his crime i want to have guessed it was murder. ad childlike quality about him. surprising to see in a prison

. >> when i first got out of the joint, i woke up and the next day i made myself some french toast.tening to one of those sad songs. right in the middle of making french toast, i just broke down. i couldn't even finish. i had to shut it off. i realized, you know, i was free. yeah, it hit me, though. it hit me when i was cooking. you're free, man. you're free. >>> coming up -- >> my brother. >> ray and roy, together again. >>> roy and ray slagle have seen their lives change several times, both in and out of prison. but one thing that has remained constant for both men is the bond they share as brothers. >> man, i had to hold him down. i wanted to cry. i just held it in, you know? he's my brother. i ain't seen him forever. you know? >> if someone came and said one of you got to die, either you or you, i would go ahead and take the bullet. i would say, hey, man, no. i got this. >> i go to his house sometimes. he comes here sometimes. he has his life and i have my life and neither one of us wants to complicate the other's life right now, you know? >> but we were there for a "lockup" reu

there were many mornings i woke up and thought, i'm alive, and there were many times when i thought, i don't think i'm going to make it any more. >> so nancy and her colleague dr. kent brantley receiving top-notch care at emory university. the problem the cdc is saying this is an epidemic. they're call forgive all hands on deck. officials and medical doctors to go over to west africa and help the situation. stop the infection were crossing borders. the biggest concern right now according to the cdc is that this may go not just in the continent of africa but all over the world. it is a risk, a health risk to the entire planet. >> unrest and fever over ebola growing in west africa. a man infected with the virus fled a hospital in a quarantined area yesterday in liberia. i'm not sure which camera to look at here. it races all kinds of questions of whether quarantine is working. roxana saberi joins us here. >> quarantine has been raising tensions. doctors caught borders say forced quarantines are not working. the group is calling for more education and other steps to stop the virus from

he woke up to hear pounding on his doors and shot mcbride because he feared for his life. ferguson, missouri, a judge said that michael brown had no felony convictions or charges. the disclosure came after a media request for browns july recordjuvenile records. juvenile records are normally confidential in missouri. the police say he had no adult record either. >>> the ruling breaks the streak for gay marriage supporters who had won more than 20 consecutive rulings. the judge also upheld the state's refusal to recognize same-sex marriage performed legally elsewhere. this is the ruling to up holding the state ban. since it was struck down last year. >>> in new york, organizers for the event ended a century-old ban that became a political issue. mayor bill de blasio refused to march this year and sponsors had dropped their sponsorships. >>> a plane was struck down by bird strikes. the latest bird strike was when captain sully landed a plane in the hudson river. >> two brothers wrongly convicted of murder. casinos close down in atlantic city. @ >> quit tobacco, the company pu

. >>> this morning we woke up to fog-free conditions, but you can see clouds trying to build. thunderstorm activity still forming. we're going the break down your forecast for sunday coming up after this. >>> well, fall has just barely started, but signs of winter are already here. take a look at this. fresh snow here. at the north star ski resort, this is in lake tahoe, the chairs you see here, those were planned for a wedding today. as they say, snow on a wedding day means good luck for the bride and groom. >> i'm laughing about it today and they'll be laughing about it tomorrow or maybe a week from now. >> it did make a beautiful setting. >> funny story. >> sure. >> give it enough time. >> anything is funny if you give it enough time or anything doesn't hurt as much if you give it enough time. we have sierra thunderstorms that are forming and they've been forming all afternoon long and even some across the bay area. right now, you can see most of the bay area, in fact, is just dry and sunny. you can see some blue sky. not really much happening there on our radar. you can se

when i woke up, there was some people driving through the rubble. >> they're driving through there. >all right. 10-4. >> one of them got out and he approached us, and as soon as he got up to the vehicle, he put his hand over his face. >> two left lanes. >> the paramedics arrived and i could hear the ambulances, i could hear a helicopter also and i could see the lights from the ambulance. they reached the vehicle, and they were shining the flashlight through the front of the twisteds me. robert started yelling for them to get william out of the car first. so i just chimed in, i couldn't see will and i started arguing with the paramedic. and i heard him call signal seven. signal seven means that there's a body. >> there's only one lane. >> two unconscious males, and one unconscious male in the mustang. >> and the paramedics sat in the front of the vehicle, and i'm still arguing with him about will, and he says to me, he didn't make it. and that was the first time that i, that i heard that i lost my best friend. >> right off the bat i could tell that the driver of the mustang had been ki