orval wright lived to see rockets. orval wright lived to see the horrible devastation caused by airplanes used as weapons in world war i and world war ii. wilbur wright did not see this. he died in 1912. didn'o it didn't hold back the advancement of aviation whatsoever. >> host: karen is calling in from pennsylvania. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i wanted mr. macola to know howw often i have read his books and enjoy them. the question is, why did it take americans so long to get behind the wright brothers and their ideas?ndheir the french seem to get on board quickly and i just wondered whyi thank you speech you think the most dramatic example of how blind we were and also what undoubtedly the reason we were that way is that they were flying if i know most every day when the weather permitted, juse 8 miles outside of dayton. the reporters and editors of the dayton newspaper would not even bother to come out to see for themselves what was happening. well, some years later one of the editors of the paper was a

wright threw him out of his vehicle and left him for dead, but he survived, and a short time later, wright and his companion were arrested. she was sentenced to 30 years while wright received the maximum 50 years for robbery, bodily injury, and criminal confinement. but he feels another factor contributed to his sentence. >> i believe the laws is more stronger on black guys here. i mean that mice personal opinion. my whole jury was white, you know? i didn't have nobody in my peers, so they probably couldn't understand this type of crime or understand what happened. they just associate black people with violence. he did it. convict him. >> wright believes his race is also a detriment at wabash. >> i'm on the wrong side of the color margin. that's just honesty. this prison is predominantly white people, you know what i mean? you know, i'm not saying they're racist. you've got people walking around with swastikas and hitler tattoos and it throws me off, like, damn, man, this is their prison. you know what i mean? they're comfortable with doing it because it's their prison. >> gerald richey is

david wright. two quick outs. glad you bring up the side arm from david wright.ecause of all the back problems he had. that's the delivery he had to go to. to be able to get the ball over. without putting a lot of strain on his back. he has done a lot of things to try to make sure he can stay on the field. that's within of them. instead of getting on top. puts it down the side. here is salvador perez. we had the first game tying world series home run in the ninth inning or later. since scott broscius. yankees, diamond backs went deep. last one to do it. game five. broscius. tonight. al, gordon. one out in the ninth. tied at 4. two out. perez. ball one. salvador one hit tonight. four home runs this postseason. ball two. the first swing. he will swing. will be a home run swing. two outs. bases empty. let him loose. here is chris young. scheduled starter for game four. that is down. three and owe. 3 and 0. the latest hero appearing in game one on deck. >> harold: i was wondering where the royals might go. you have niese can go for the mets. 3-0 pitch. swinging. >> h

wilbur wright did not see world war i. he died in 1912. he didn't hold back the advance of aviation whatsoever. >> host: karen calling from dallas, pa.. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. i wanted frank micciche -- david mccullough to know how often i have read his books and enjoyed the. my question is why did it take americans so long to get behind the right brothers and their ideas? the french seemed to get on board quickly. and i wondered why. thank you. >> guest: the most dramatic example of how blind warehouse, is if you were flying complain almost every day when weather permitted just we miles outside of dayton and reporters and editors from the day newspapers to see themselves what was happening. some years later, how can that be? it was happening under your nose, i guess we were just plain stupid. the first person, the first eyewitness to publish an accurate account of their flight, this immensely important breakthrough changing history was the beekeeper in northeastern ohio who drove to see for himself what was happening down i

rae: mercy medical center physical therapist paula wright says one great exercise you can perform all throughout your pregnancy, and even yoga. wright: "the yoga blood flow, it helps low back muscles that also really feel the affects of the rae: as you progress in your pregnancy, the gradual weight swollen achy joints, and yoga is a great way to relieve some of those aches and pains... not only that, as any experienced mother would d ll you, pregnanay also means extreme fatigue and a great way to fight through it... is yoga. wright: "the exercise in the long run will actually help energize you but you know still bouts of exercise even if it is 10 a day would be very rae: wright also says if you were an avid exerciser before pregnancy, feel free to continue those workout routines, everything in always consult your physician. in sioux city offers a yoga class specifically for pregnant women, jessica rae: for more information on how you can get involved, just visit this story on our website, at siouxland matters dot com. and next week on get going... i'll tell you all offered right here

looked like the tag got on the back of david wright. before the right foot. that will get overturned. wasn't paying any attention to david wright. feet not so much. around five innings ago. when there was no replay. >> joe: they play it on the video board here at kauffman stadium. the crowd reacts. and that tag is on his back. if it's overturned. two out. nobody on. murphy up. out. >> tom: tell you what. perez has a guy with a great jump. he came out the chute. and threw a missile. down the second base. the foot work was impeccable. the cannon. just, watch him come out of the chute. he is halfway down the line. by the time re-releases this ball. and you talk about getting through a ball. getting rid of it quick. wow. >> joe: murphy flies one into left center field. and barring extra innings. this streak of games with the home run during the postseason will end at 6-3. who is coming up? bottom part of the order for the royals. against familia. trying to win game one for the mets. and get the save.or ms. hellloooo??? i don't have time to be filling out my addre

wright: "the yoga helps increase minutes three times beneficial." rae: wright also says if you were an befofo pregnancy, contin those workout routines, but st remember moderation, and always consult your physician. let's get going, along side photographer kekeeth kroll, i'm jessica rae, abc9 news" jenna: evolve yoga here in sioux city for pregnant women, for more information on how you can get involved, just visit website, at siouxland matters dot com. jenna: coming up in sports...the briar cliff women made it all the way to the final four a year ago. hear from the chargers on what it will take to make it back this season. tim: plus...iowa state has a a w starting quarterbacac..and a new offensive we'll have a report on the shake up in ames after the break. chris who's toughehe on spending? fox news did the ananasis and b bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tacuts every single year. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. dear future, life is good. no, great. i'm like, a man. onl

what about commerce jim wright?uest: he is an interesting case of the speaker trying to expand the power of the office beyond his predecessor took o'neill. pushed ways, he boundaries beyond what his party was willing to accept. he made strategic mistakes which he lost a lot of support in his party and they were ethical issues as well. i remember that speech, really remarkable that a speaker would resign that way or resign at all. now we are seeing a speaker feeling the need to leave before the two-year term is up. host: our phone lines are open as we talk about the risk for the speaker of the house. (202)-784-8000, the line for republicans. -- for democrats. (202)-784-8001, the line for republicans. jan has this point -- paul ryan would be nuts to take that job. probably the smartest thing he has decided, not to take it. people have been saying that, including allies in congress who are remaining anonymous. i think that that shows a number of things. one that it is a difficult job because of responsibilities, but th

steven wright, everybody! you can see steven at the collins center for the arts in orono, maine on november 6th and the rialto theater in tucson, arizona on november 13th. for more information about his tour, visit stevenwright.com. we'll be right back with lauren groff. we're all familiar with this, axe daily fragrances. but what you wouldn't have seen is this, axe dry spray antiperspirant. why are you touching your armpit? i was just checking to see if it's dry. don't, that's weird. the first ever dry spray antiperspirant from axe. it' s olive garden' s 20th anniversary of never ending pasta bowl. so we' you over 20 delicious choices starting at $9.99. like creamy new pesto alfredo, or crispy chicken fritta. plus unlimited salad and breadsticks. for a limited time. at olive garden. the world's greatest nation, it's your responsibility to solve the world's this is why we search for the why we train for every on land and water, in the air, space and even cyberspace. we operate in a complex world with one simpl

david wright, 2-run shot. curtis granderson also in on the long ball action with a 2 run homer, second of the world series. noah syndergaard seemed to handle the royals lineup. he allowed just three runs and struck out 6 in 6 solid i think so ooh of work. how about more from the captain. wright was back in a huge 6th. the two rib single. the mets would get four runs in the frame. 9-3 the final. the mets win. they trail 2 games to 1. >> i said before the game, we get our offense going a little bit, you know, we play better baseball, and like everybody does. this is when we rise when we've got our backs to the wall. >>> now to what would be the biggest sports story in these parts, jason pierre paul back with the giants and yesterday he spoke for the first time about his return from a 4th of july fireworks accident. jpp just began working out on wednesday. he'll hopeful he'll be able to return to game action soon. when he does he'll wear a special glove and doesn't expect to miss a beat. >> i'm the same jpp that

david wright and curtis granderson both have home runs. noah syndergaard, three runs, six strikeouts. steven matz of pitching tomorrow. tonight, he sleeps at mom and dads house before pitching in the world series. >> this is where you want to be in baseball. this is the dream. staying home, i did that, pretty much ever since i came back from getting hurt. we are on all hours, so we don't hit too much traffic. it's been a pretty awesome. having been able to do that. >> game four tomorrow after what appears to be game three victory tonight. we'll see what happens, a couple more outs to go. that's the story at citi field, let's go back to the studio for the rest of the day in sports. laura, looks like the mets get the job done tonight. >> thank you very much, rob. we will see you there tomorrow. >>> now to what would be the biggest sports story if there weren't something called the world series going on, jason pierre-paul back with the giants. he spoke for the first time about his return from that fourth of july fireworks accident that left h

. >> with three months of training under his belt, cameron wright is studying advanced manufacturing.i want to be active. i feel like the sky's the limit and you know in this industry from what i've done my research on, it's almost recession proof. >> reporter: but wright will have a tough hurdle to overcome when he' he gets out of prison. he's facing a sentence for one time marijuana use. >> i've nothing to hide. i didn't hurt anybody. i didn't steal anything. i was just trying to pay rent. >> that's the sound we like to hear. the boss likes to hear that sound okay.. >> reporter: this instructor has been teaching advance machinery to inmates for the past year. he says plugging them in has a chance for them to earn a living wage and turn their lives around. >> they have an opportunity to have a career, that's the big word, to have an actual career. and that alone should motivate them to continue and again, make good money, make a good life for themselves. >> a study conducted between 2005 and 2010 of ex prisoners showed more than two-thirds, 68% were reoffended after two years years.

wright's case, he is running for his life. >> when i was diagnosed, i had three years.hat was the typical diagnosis. that was 12 years ago. reporter: since finding out he has blood cell cancer, wright has finished 89 marathons. for a man who is 74, endurance and patience are his strengths. >> i am determined to make seven hours or less. reporter: while there is no cure, wright's life has been prolonged thanks to advanced treatment. for those that did not get drugs fast enough -- >> they all died. it is that simple. reporter: don wright runs for nonprofitising, a fighting for more affordable treatment. >> i lived to meet my grandchildren. they know their grandpa. that would not have been possible without the targeted therapies. that is one story out of hundreds of thousands of stories. reporter: the medicine that has helped prolong his life for so long has run its course. he is looking to a new clinical trial for his next treatment, and it has not stopped him from running in his 91st marathon in november. anchor: opening the marathon route to runners will create a number

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. good evening. police charging a man in connection with the death of an off-duty memphis police officer. he was preparing to go to work on sunday when he got into an argument with his neighbor. it escalated into a shoot-out. lorenzo clark is charged with being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm. ulrich is the second police officer killed in a shooting in less than three months. his fiancee is pregnant with the couple's first child. >>> a gunman kill eed three peoe and wounded nine others, people came waving flags that say ucc strong. the actual building where the shooting took place remains closed. now back to "hannity." >>> welcome back to "hannity ". dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz stooped to a new low in attacking the gop. watch this. >> any one of those candidates is in dramatic contrast to any of the republican circus candidates that -- circus performers that are on the other side. the 15 republican candidates who are left all of whom are trying to outtrump donald trump by say

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. two suicide bombers are being blamed for saturday's deadly attack at a peace rally in turkey. each bomber set off 11 pounds of tnt. the deputy prime minister says they likely came from a neighboring country. several suspects are in custody. but officials won't say if they're affiliated with any terror groups. despite previous speculation. the twin bombings killed 97 people. california governor jerry brown signing legislation banning the name "redskins" from public schools sports teams, making his state the first to do so. the law goes into effect 2017. four schools will have to change their mascots by then. american indians say the term is offensive. the nfl's washington redskins have come under fire for their name, but the team's owner refuses to change it. i'm kelly wright. now back to "hannity." nity." >>> welcome back to "hannity ". dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz stooped to a new low in attacking the gop. watch this. >> any one of those candidates is in dramatic contrast

please welcome the great steven wright! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> seth: i'm honored to have you here. i'm very excited about this. >> thank you so much. >> seth: we just had mike piazza on. >> oh, yeah. >> seth: we are both baseball fans. and last time i saw you -- we're both red sox fans, and i mentioned that the red sox have pitcher, a knuckle ball pitcher named steven wright. >> yes, this is true. >> seth: it got me to thinking, did the comedian steven wright ever want to be a baseball player? >> i played little league, you know. i played second base. i was very small as a child. i played second base. i asked the manager if i could pi ltch, and he said, "no." i said, "why?" he said, "becaus little." and i said, "i'm too little for little league." [ laughter ] >> seth: that's a tough thing for a kid to hear. >> he said only tall guys can pitch. so, i just started throwing baseballs at him, you know? and he's running down the street and i'm hitting him wherever i w

i'm [ bleep ], but i'm fine. >> david wright keeping it honest right there. lucas back in the mets lineup tonight batting fifth. one thing to keep in mind, jake arrieta, if they could break through and put the cubs on ice in the ncls. that's a wrap from citi field. back to you in the studio. >> thanks, john. with net week's showdown with the patriots looming, jets try to avoid looking past washington today at metlife stadium. tied at 13 early in the third quarter. when the jets defense comes up with a huge play. terrel revis. fitzpatrick keeps the football and find nothing but open field in front of him. diving into the end zone for 18-yard touchdown. >> forcing the 3 and out and on the ensuing possession. marshal with a terrific adjustment. outraces everyone to the end zone. cries ivory with 147 6 ground /- /- -- 146 yards on the ground. >>> on the ice, rangers and devils play a matinee at the garden with the scored tied in overtime. devils gather the puck and race up the other way and for the game-winner as new jersey finally gets it to the win column this

lyndsey wright say this big, white, chevy van may not be much of a looker but that's not the point. 18:17:43 "that's not the point, my grandpa never let anything happen to it, so that upset me more than anything." the van is one of at least 75 vehicles in cedar rapids damaged by vandals. wright hasn't reported the incident yet, but streets away several neighbors called police friday morning. including one family who found broken mirrors hanging off two cars while setting up for a garage sale. cost of this. 18:02:41 "angry. my sister's car had just gotten fixed because she was in an accident before figure out how to pay for someone else's damage, i mean, it's ridiculous." 18:11:40 "i kind of walked up and down the street." kevin solem and his wife heard smashing sounds around two in the morning. an officer showed up soon after. 18:12:25 "crpd was driving up and down the road, flashing lights and looking at the damage. we did see a couple more fly in right after he left right off e avenue." police say they have a suspect - but haven't made any arrests. for wright, she hopes whoever is re

david wright showing that he would make the last one. the mets are on the board in the series as they win game 3, 9-3. behind syndergaard. a four rbi night for david wright. >> joe: 3:22 game. syndergaard, the winner, ventura, the loser. a big night for granderson as well. >> harold: calling for the avengers. >> joe: 3-7-0. kansas city. 9-12-0 for the mets. kansas city up two games to one. and we look ahead to tomorrow night and that match-up of steven matz and chris young, the number four starters. >> harold: you think about it. you will switch some guys to the other side of the plate. zobrist will be hitting right-handed. >> joe: go down to the field and erin andrews. >> erin: thanks. so. curtis had something to say about this. your manager said it perfectly. we have to get these back going. how did you do it? what adjustments did you make? >> it's tough. that pitching staff makes it difficult to go ahead and get things going. trying to get pressure. taking it one pitch at a time. no matter what you're putting up there. you can't win t

wright was back for more in a huge 6th. the two rbi singles, the mets would get four runs in the frame. 9-3 your final. the mets win, they now trail this series 2 games to 1. >> i said before the game we get our offense going a little bit, you know, we play better baseball like everybody does. >> this is when we rise up, when we've got our backs to the wall. >> now to what would be the biggest sports story in these part ifs there weren't something called the world series going on. jason pierre paul back with the giants and yesterday he spoke for the first time about his return from a 4th of july fireworks accident that left his right hand mangled. jpp began working out with the team on wednesday. he's hoping he'll be able to return to game action soon. when he does he'll wear a special glove and doesn't expect to miss a beat. >> i'm the same jpp that i was last year, you know. it's not going to be a major adjustment, you know what i mean. but as far as like my hand goes, you know, i'll get used to it. everybody excited that

looked like the tag got on the back of david wright. before the right foot. that will get overturned. wasn't paying any attention to david wright. feet not so much. around five innings ago. when there was no replay. >> joe: they play it on the video board here at kauffman stadium. the crowd reacts. and that tag is on his back. if it's overturned. two out. nobody on. murphy up. out. >> tom: tell you what. perez has a guy with a great jump. he came out the chute. and threw a missile. down the second base. the foot work was impeccable. the cannon. just, watch him come out of the chute. he is halfway down the line. by the time re-releases this ball. and you talk about getting getting rid of it quick. wow. >> joe: murphy flies one into left center field. and barring extra innings. this streak of games with the home run during the postseason will end at 6-3. who is coming up? bottom part of the order for the royals. against familia. trying to win game one for the mets. and get the save.or ms. hellloooo??? i don't have time to be filling out my address, i need to be

wright has to forget about it. they have to forget about it and come back and win. listen, this is a resilient team. they've come back before. but they need tonight. that kansas city royals team is a very, very good team. as i said, i expected it to go 7. i won't be surprised. if the mets go down 2-0, they're in trouble. ernie: tonight's the night. here's the schedule for tonight's pre-game coverage. starts at 7 here on fox 5. game 2 begins at 8:00. the post-game show comes on right after followed by the news. >> let's talk to nick. nick, no rain tonight in kansas city. but we've got a little rain action here. nick: we've got a lot of rain in the last hour or two. we'll be seeing more in the forecast. kansas city should be great weather. turning cooler during the game. they're around 60 right now. they'll be dropping into the middle to lower 50s by the late innings unless they're another 14. let's not go there. we're talking the wind that duke was referring to, that will back down a little and be patchy clouds. we've had our issues. an inch of rain so far. 66, 53 th

wright: "the exercise in the long run will actually help energize you throughout the day. but you know still work it in like little bouts of exercise even if it is 10 minutes three times a day would be very beneficial." rae: wright also says if you were an avid exerciser before pregnancy, feel free to continue those workout routines, but just remember everything in moderation, and always consult your physician. jessica rae: evolve yoga here in sioux city offers a yoga class specifically for pregnant women, jessica rae: for more information on how you can get involved, just visit this story on our website, at siouxland matters dot com. and next week on get going... i'll tell you all about a program offered right here in sioux city... called "kid shape"... mercy medical center and the sioux city community school district have partnered together for this program that aims to help combat childhood obesity in our siouxland area. you'll see that story next week... on "get going" amanda rieckens ( served in the years, has two young daughters, and volunteers with warrior point, an

wright was a british-born son of a professional cricket player, harry wright before you. he loved baseball, he played baseball, as did his brother. as a manager, harry wright worked his players hard, but also paid them high salaries. this star shortstop earned $1400 a year, again, a lot of money in those days. as player manager, he saw the game's commercial appeal and worked hard to give fans their money's worth. a year or so after their spectacular season, the cincinnati club folded as so many businesses did during the gilded age, but wright believed, harry wright, in the future of the game, and took his team to boston, where he renamed it the boston red stockings. from the cincinnati red stockings -- stockings was big in the 19th century as a sports name. naturally, since he renamed it the boston red stockings, he took the team to boston. they were drawing up to 70,000 fans to their games. this is pretty incredible. i want to just draw your attention -- this is harry wright here, and this is brother george, who also played on the team. and standing to the left, right th

wright: "the exercise in the long run will actually help energize you throughout the day. but you know still work it in like little bouts of exercise even if it is 10 minutes three times a day would be very beneficial." rae: wright also says if you were an avid exerciser before pregnancy, feel free to continue those workout routines, but just remember everything in moderation, and always consult your physician. jessica rae: evolve yoga here in sioux city offers a yoga class specifically for pregnant women, jessica rae: for more information on how you can get involved, just visit this story on our website, at siouxland matters dot com. jessica rae: october is breast cancer awareness month and in honor of that... alex walker has heartwarming story for us in your morning sports update in one way or another, breast cancer affects just about all of us. saturday night, the musketeers hosted pink in the rink night and for sioux city's connor sundquist, the disease hits close to home. connor's mother, mellisa, is battling breast cancer and before saturdays game, she dropped the ce

wright hit it in the 1st, and that's 2-1. granderson in the 3rd, new york back in the driver's seat. 4-3, and after that 2-run homer, the royals have had their way with the mets' pitching b thaw guy the royal treatment from noah syndergaard. the mets up 5-3. new york's big inning coming in the bottom of the 6th. they tacked on 4 more runs. david wright's 4-out rbi single was the knockout blow. 9-3 the final. still down 2-1 in the best of 7. they can even the series tonight with a win at citi field. >>> we knew what to expect based on playing throughout the postseason, but this was a different level, and i think that to be able to fight back the way we did, it seemed like every time they had an answer, and that's the type of baseball that got us here. the immediate answer may not be getting the runs back, but to get the momentum back, it was big. >> reporter: the nets lost by 27 to the spurs in san antonio. i'm otis livingston. have a great day. >>> fans are wake up ecstatic with the big win. citi field will be rocking again a

and the grandy man can. >> david wright playing like captain america. part of the 4-run '6th inning. let's not forget about thor. syndergaard settled down. the mets lead it right now, 9-3 in the tom of the 9th inning. syndergaard setting down 12, and the royals at one point in a row. they will turn to steven matz. >> this is definitely the dream. this is what you dream up in your backyard playing wiffle ball. this is amazing. it's a big blessing to be here, especially my first year being part of the team. >> reporter: and i just heard a roar behind me. the mets are 2 outs for cutting the lead in half and cutting the deficit to 2-1 in the world series. after the break r you down with j.p.p.? yeah, but he's down with the big blue team, and he's grateful to be alive. break. i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder... ...whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had n

david wright showing that he would make the last one.d in the series as they win game 3, 9-3. behind syndergaard. a four rbi night for david wright. >> tom: a night of super heroes. >> joe: 3:22 game. syndergaard, the winner, ventura, the loser. a big night for granderson as well. >> harold: calling for the avengers. >> joe: 3-7-0. kansas city. 9-12-0 for the mets. kansas city up two games to one. and we look ahead to tomorrow night and that match-up of steven matz and chris young, the number four starters. >> harold: you think about it. you will switch some guys to the other side of the plate. zobrist will be hitting right-handed. >> joe: go down to the field and erin andrews. >> erin: thanks. so. curtis had something to say about this. your manager said it perfectly. we have to get these back going. how did you do it? what adjustments did you make? >> it's tough. that pitching staff makes it difficult to go ahead and get things going. trying to get pressure. taking it one pitch at a time. no matter what you're putting up there. you can

news 4's kristen wright just arrived on the scene and is gathering new information. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning. things out here look very different than they did last night. let me show you, the car has been removed from the home and the house has been boarded up. there were concerns overnight about the house collapsing but it looks like firefighters were able to at least stabilize it. you have to see video we have of the car through the living room of the house on smithway drive. today we're going to try to find out a lot more about how exactly something like this could have possibly happened. the two men who were in the car are dead. the driver and passenger. no one was home. we talked to neighbors who were home. >> the first thought was i hope the children are okay. they have small children. one of them is hearing impaired. they play at home constantly. >> so, yeah, the family wasn't here. they are safe. now i want you to take a look at this. this is where we believe there was a fire hydrant that police say the car hit as it came through

he said if it was david wright and nobody was hurt, we wouldn't be talking about it. it wasn't david wright. that's a hypothetical. somebody was hurt. tejada has a broken leg. you can't talk in hypotheticals. what happened happened and it happened to a met. you know now matt harvey is placed in a difficult situation. ernie: how is he going to handle this? it's a little awkward. russ: to me, it's extremely awkward. he is matt harvey. and, you know, he's a team guy. you want to protect your teammates. the question is -- now, if chase utley was in the lineup, everybody would expect harvey to hit him. but does it retaliate against somebody else? wondering. but his skipper, terry collins, addressed that situation with one of his ace right handers. >> i was with him yesterday. yesterday. i said you've got to pitch, man. we all know who you are and what you are. but, you know, we can't let this control us. we've got to win a game. he gets it. russ: that is really the solid advice because you've got to remember, we were talking about it last week. scoring is not easy in this

he sat in the pews of wright for 20 years, lectures christians repeatedly now, horrible deeds done in the name of christ and bends over backwards on the issue of islam. how do you interpret this president? add to that the iranian deal which to me is a matter of madness and insanity. what do you make of it? >> the far left has always had a strong anti-american streak, and it's always had an antipathy for christians. it's true from the very beginning. you listen to reverend wright's sermons, they're stomach turning, but they reflect the views of the hard left. you know, obama was four years ahead of me at harvard law school. and i've described obama as the perfect harvard law school president because he reflects the views of the elite academy. now, when obama and i were both students -- this is not an exaggeration, sean, there were fewer presidents -- fewer professors on the harvard law school faculty who were republicans than there were communists. more professor professors, if y them, would say, i'm a marxist. that's the world obama came from. if you look at the elite academy, if you

abcs david wright is there with the very latest " nats- hillary and katy on stage hillary clinton brought out the big guns? including a pop star dressed like a superhero? nats- firework and a former president now campaigning to be the first-ever first husband. sot - bill clinton i've never been the warm up act for katy perry before. this was bill clinton's debut on the campaign trail for his wife? sot- bill clinton thank you for showing up and supporting her! katy perry's debut, standing up for the clinton campaign? sot- katy perry "i stand and i march with hillary! i believe in her

i'm kelly wright, now back to "red eye." remember, you are watching the most powerful name in news, fox news channel. >> welcoming bay. it is time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed. hi, andy. >> something funny over there? >> sometimes we laugh. >> i'll put an end to that. tom you said of the racism that isn't funny can you find something else that works about trump? >> sure, but that one works fine. >> when you go to that it is weak. criticize policies. snl is handing trump the election by giving him this controversy. what do you mean by that? i think i know, but i want you to explain. >> all of the people -- they will be watching because of the controversy, and then they will vote for him because they saw him on "snl." we are not dealing with geniuses here. >> it is me. it is my people. i would vote for somebody if they were good on "snl." >> fair. >> you said the readings will be through the roof and you will see them? >> yes. i am big. i am big. i just want to point that out if the audience doesn't know, i

i'm kelly wright. now back to "red eye." >> welcome back. time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed over at the "red eye" news desk. >> mcmuffin crumbs every where. >> i am usually not awake when the mcmuffins are being served so this was nice. >> the hillary ad. you said what mccarthy did was a miss step and you are tired of the blunders. this was the worst kind of error. it was an unforced error. he volunteered that information. and they do that a lot. i need another republican to make me cringe? no. >> you said of the mccarthy mistake you are sure he said that on msnbc. just get out. get the [bleep] out. >> sorry. i apologize. >> don't apologize to me. apologize to mr. sean hannity. >> i'm sorry. it looked like msnbc. >> boy, do you want a bigger shovel? tom, you are tired of the investigations. we know hillary lied. at the least set up a separate hearing of the server. separate it from benghazi. >> operate a server from the weak. they talk about benghazi as if she is responsible for her deaths. she is responsible for lying. >

kristin wright, thank you.before you know it, it will be really cold for good. >>> let's go to melissa mollet with breaking news on the road. melissa? >> breaking news in north alexander. northbound we have some delays because of those wires down here that we've kind of been dealing with for some time this morning. just a warning for you there. the road there is closed. you're going to have to kind of work your way through the neighborhood to get around that. we have a one-mile backup. kind of your typical volume. top of the beltway starting to get typically slow there. right now b.w. parkway a little slow after you're passing 32. and then northbound to shady grove they malfunction. we'll see you with travel times in ten minutes. >> melissa, thank you. the trial of accused serial killer charles severance continues in fairfax. severance is charged in the 2003 murder of nancy dunning as well as the 2013 killings of ron kirby and ruthanne lodato, all kidding in their homes in broad daylight. as of this morning pol

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lyndsey wright say this big, white, chevy van may not be much of a looker but that''not the point. 18:17:43 "that's not the point, my grandpa never let anything happen to it, so that upset me more than anything." the van is one of at least 75 vehicles in cedar rapids damaged by vandals. wright hasn't reported the incident yet, but streets away several neighborcled police friday morning. including one family who found bboken mirrors nging off two cars while setting up for a garage sale. a sale that may just cover the cost of this. 18:02:41 "angry. my sister's car had just gotten fixed because she s in cent before and now we're goingo ha figure out how to pay for someone else's dmage, i mean, it's ridiculous.:11:40 "i kind of walked upd down the reet." evin som and hhs wifeeard smashiig sounds arouu two the morning. an officer showed up soon after. 18:12:25 "crpd was driving up and down the road, flashing lights and looking at the damage. we did see a couple more fly in right after he left right off e avenue." police sy they have a susect - but havfn't made any arrests. for wright, she

. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. good morning. democratic candidates facing off if their first presidential debate last night. during the debate hillary clinton downplayed investigations into the 2012 terror attack in benghazi, libya and her use of a private e-mail server when secretary of state of the the democratic front runner is calling the investigation politically charged. >> it is a partisan vehicle as admitted by the house republican majority leader, mr. mccarthy, to drive down my poll numbers, big surprise. >> hillary clinton will testify in front of the committee later this month. meantime, on the republican side dr. ben carson is giving donald trump a run for his money. it shows him still leading the pack at 24%, but carson is quickly moving up in the polls. now trailing by 1%. that's well within the margin of error. the latest numbers come two weeks before to third republican debate. a fiery scene in southeastern florida after a small plane crashes into a trailer park. the crash setting two mobile homes on fire. the fl

kristin wright following developments here. we'll have an update from her at 5:15. >>> vdot is considering a possible commuter lot for people who use i-66 outside the beltway. prince william county board of supervisors says it did not support that proposed location near 66 and route 15 in haymarket. some worry that putting the lot there could destroy a cattle farm. vdo t dot wants a loss in that general area and says it will look into other options. >>> it is now 5:04. happening today, the trial against a mother, prosecutors say a ban donned her baby girl begins. police say sandra mcclary left her baby in a car seat on druid hill avenue in pasadena in july. police say mcclary tried to blame the baby's father. she is charged with child neglect and reckless endangerment. >>> a driver accused of hitting a man three times with his car is now charged with attempted murder. montgomery county police say 25-year-old bryan jackson followed a man who he saw with his ex-girlfriend on sunday. the man left his car to find out why he was bei

and wright line-drives to centermets add two more runs new york goes up 3-0 bot 7th man of the nightthenator striking out chase utley to end the inning degrom: 7 ip, 0 er, 13 so .in post-season debut final: 3-1 mets dodgers have lost eight-straight play-off series when losing game one >> gary: game one of the national league divional series between the chicago cubs and the saint louis cardinals busch stadium with the gateway arch monument pressed into the field bot 8th pleasanton native and stanford alum. stephen piscotty says bu bye two run home run 4-0 cardinals top 9th rookie kris bryant 2-2 count and trevor rsenthal gets him looking. strike-out and a shut-out win over the cubs final: 4-0 cards take game one game two tomorrow >> gary: game 2 of the alds series.houston astros taking on the royals in kansas city fans loud and excited for johnny cueto' start. top 3rd 3-1 astros colby rasmus gets a hold of cueto's pitch and it's gone. rasmus' third home run in three play-off games 4-1 astros cueto: 6 ip, 4 er, 5 so bot 7th tied at 4 royals would score four un- answered runs the go-ahead

kelly wright with the latest. >> good morning to you as well. is the use of youtube and cell phone cameras causing police officers to hesitate when it comes to stopping violent crime? fbi director james comey posed those questions last week speaking at the university of chicago. he says violent crime is on the rise due to a hesitancy among police to effectively combat crime. he calls it the ferguson effect. >> i spoke to officers privately in one big city precinct who describe being surrounded by young people with mobile phones held high taunting them when they get out of their cars. >> the white house disagrees. press secretary josh earnest says police are still doing a good job in keeping crime down. >> the evidence we've seen so far doesn't support the contention that law enforcement officials are sherking their responsibilities. in fact, you hear law enforcement leaders across the country indicate that's not what's taking place. >> over the weekend, thousands marched through the streets of new york and other cities protesting police officers

if you're a fan of architecture, if you're a fan of frank wright. he was a guy who brought in wright to design a whole number of buildings. there were actually four frank lloyd wright structures within parkside, and they all have to do with the larken soap company. martin was an executive of the soap company, and he had him design his house and also had him design two outbuildings on his property. walter davidson was another executive in the soap company, and he had wright design a house for him further away in the neighborhood. wright also designed martin's summer home a few hours south of here and designed the larkin soap company manufacturing headquarters which, as many people in buffalo will talk about, was horrifically and terribly condemned during the 1950s. it's one of the sad pieces of buffalo architecture. people are amazed by the audiocassette techture in buffalo. sadly, one of the things that would be most celebrated was torn down in the 1950s. tiny little stories that, you know, you don't have to be from buffalo or parkside to appreciate

david wright, abc news, new york. >> koko and the kittens tonight. and thank you for watching. i'm david muir. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. >>. >>> flood waters gushing through a southern california community. cars, stuck in the mud. >>> north bay commute, halted. a car catches fire on the golden gate bridge making the commute a mess. >>> the complicated clean up in the bay area to fix this growing sink hole. >>> a protest is underway on market street after two police officers were injured this morning during a deadly confrontation. >>> breaking news from the golden gate bridge, taking a look from our sutro tower cam. 1 northbound lane just reopened after all lanes were shut down during the height of the evening rush hour because of a car fire. this is a live look you're seeing here from our sutro cam. >> they look like they're a dead stop at this point. here is why. this photo was posted on twitter from a driver showing the black smoke coming from the car that caught fire around 5:30. so figure, 30 minutes ago. it's not clear how the car caugh