earlier this year, the wagner festival launched an online contest to set wagner to wrap -- rap. >> the entry was amazingly musical. but it had also worked on the test a lot. it was almost a finished music video. an excellent, all around package. >> the winners got to take part in a workshop. their task was to rewrite "the right of the valkyries" as a wrap -- rap. >> wagner's music is really for everyone. it is really interesting to combine his sound with rap rhythms. >> wagner chose just the right notes. the important and the good ones, and wrote them down. >> an orchestra played "the flying dutchman" for us. that was wonderful. >> the original "ride of the valkyries" was a battle cry, but the new take on it is a plea for peace and for the noise of their people to be heard. ♪ >> ok. >> if it does the trick, ok. some sports now. to table toppers will face two bottom clubs this saturday. >> dortmund are currently in third position, and they must win if they want to stay in the race, but it will not be easy. their opponent is playing a very good season thus far. >> there's a feel-good f

lay out what the wagner act was what taft hartley did what three o two does and why that why we should care about this so the wagner after it's passed during the height of the new deal that established for the first time in the very far yet established for the first time the right of the american worker to unionize and also stablish the national labor relations they were relations board and gave the ability to regulate the election process in the unions but you know conservatives are outraged by that so they asked the taft hartley at nine hundred forty seven that modified the budget wagner act we can protections for workers and allowed for the right to work for less laws that we now see run rampant alex ordered all over the country but section three zero two of the taft hartley act actually prohibited the exchange of so-called things of value between unions and employers in the negotiations over union contracts and where this comes into play and unite here local three three five persons in the hall is in florida hold on just certain things of value i mean the reason the reason that tho

so i went back to my desk, thought about it for a while, and then i called red wagner. i told him, i seem to recall telling him, "i can't believe this, red. you know, how could you have identical bids?" and he began to unload on me. he says, "the real story "is down in chattanooga, where the head of purchasing is paul fahey." so i did, i went down there. and paul fahey had a stack of -- it was on ruled paper --

>> we were just talking online. >> wagner tells me they were just talking about sports. that's when he starts heading towards the door. just come here one second -- >> sure. >> but then he decides to answer a few more questions. how old is jenna? >> i'm not sure actually. >> i've got the chat log. >> okay. >> so you should probably start telling the truth now. >> okay. >> how old is jena? >> 14, i think, 13, 14. >> 13. and how old are you? >> 24. >> and what's a 24-year-old doing looking to be with a 13-year-old? >> i'm not looking to be with her. we were just talking and stuff. >> what were you talking about? >> just all kinds of stuff. >> are you a virgin? yeah. do you masturbate at all? not really. do you get horny at all? maybe. you can tell me, every girl does it. >> i was just messing around. joking around. >> just messing around with a 13-year-old girl. >> yeah, not really planning on anything really. >> you don't know what you're missing. i'm stroking my [ bleep ] right now and looking at your pics. >> as i continue, wagner remembers that he left his car lights o

attorney ben wagner in the sacramento area. eyes on both and bring you updates as soon as we get them along with the press release out of washington. >> thank you very much. i'll pick it up. rising student loan debt is taking its toll on mill len yal savings. graduate debt on average will be $35,000 and after paid off most will have under $25,02 $2500 in retirement savings according to a website called nerd wallet.com. if they want to retire by 67 they need to contribute at least 10% to the 401(k), 10% of income. most are saving well below that according to fidelity. it appears these millennials are not likely to retire until 107. no until 73. the silver lining, folks, a bright work survey found millennials employer plans will provide almost 15%, double of those reaching retirement today. >> let's hope they're correct. >>> let's week at christie's the triptych of lucian and fraud made auction hospital when it sold on behalf of an unidentified client. who is that buyer? shrouded in secracy until now. the "new york post" reports

now with alex wagner." the threat by mitch mcconnell hadintimidated. i was like afraid what happens when the other side has the power. i recently came around. like the final few senators to the realization that of course they have got to do this. because in fact, when the republicans have power, and the republican presidency, the, democrats in the senate would not be attempting to use the filibuster this way to that degree anyway. they don't need that protection in the minority. >> no, absolutely right. i think that the, the abuse went too far. i mean to reject, not one, not two, but three of the president's nominees including patricia miller who is incredibly respected across the board. that was a slap in the face. i also think, rejecting mel watt. really for the housing job, really infuriated democrats. you are right. if you go back in history. democrats have owe pose e oppos republican nominees. robert bourke and beat him on a majority vote. they haven't used the filibuster very much. the figures you cit

. >> kaikt i didn't wagner with the airport. it seeks modification of a lease doing business as a burger king franchise. the original lease was proofed in october and had a 10 year term with a 2 year extension. subsequentially the airport did a renovation requiring the burger king to close temporarily. it would approve a bigger space for the burger king franchise in the bordering area. those renovation will be sustained and it would allow the tenant to be reimbursed the tenant would pay a minimal guarantee of $40,000. the airport concession annual sales is projected and this is based on burger kings previous sales and it - they estimate based on that the tenant would pay the airport on the percentage rent of about $174,000 a year. the agency recommended an approval we need to amend the $40,000 amount fiduciaries >> colleagues, any questions. >> i i know it's a straightforward contract issue here or lease here but could we get a list of the different types of food options at the aren't from healthy options to how much fast food i

just a short time ago police identified victims as 85 year old charles wagner and 84 year old janine wagner. >> thank you. >>> the state's attorneys office will decide if charges will be filed. >>> crime concerns. a string of robberies has students and residents on edge. monique explains a new task force is being formed to improve safety. >> reporter: the task force is looking at ways to improve safety. it wants the changes to happen as soon as possible. three universe students have been robbed this week while walking in the same community. a 24 year old male was viciously stabbed after being approached. >> now that it is getting dark earlier, it is scary walking home. >> reporter: the second happened just a day later and the third thursday. the student said two suspects wearing black hooded sweatshirts and tape over their mouths pulled up in the vehicle and demanded her purse. the vehicle was a tan nissan. the suspects were thin black males. while no weapon was involved both previous attacks involved knives. >> that's been a real problem. these incidents literally are involving stud

. >> reporter: the couple 85 year old charles wagner and 84 year old janine wagner were killed. another person in their car is in critical condition in shock trauma. this part of york road is back open. it was closed several hours overnight as officers investigated the crash. when richardson heard the crash, he rushed outside. >> the car was against that bridge on the left side. >> reporter: he tells wjz drivers fly past his home and he has seen several accidents. >> there is a problem with speed on the road. >> reporter: the fatal crash remains under investigation. wjz just learned from police that the two other drivers involved in the crash have both been cited for dui. linh bui. >> thank you. >>> the state's attorneys office will also review the incident. >>> if you are waiting for someone to get home from work, let's check in on the roads now. >> reporter: hi everyone. the roads are jam packed starting with the top side of the belted way, at least 35 minutes over to hart ford with an average speed of 35 miles an hour. brake lights from 295 past liberty only moving at about 2

we asked picard wagner of at&t what was in the kingsbury commitment. the key part of it, of course, was the commitment to refrain from buying up any more independent telephone companies, that it would provide long distance connections to the independent, which means the non-bell companies, which then existed. mr. wagner, what do you think prompted theodore vail to give up the fight, so to speak, and decide to go into an agreement with the federal government? at&t got the government off its back. and with the kingsbury commitment, we were able to go ahead and set up the long distance network. and we were assured that the government was not going to come in and take away from us that long distance network. schoumacher: henry geller, former general counsel of the federal communications commission, was one of the government's key telephone policymakers. well, i can understand what was in it for the phone companies, buy why did the government buy this arrangement? the government bought it because what he promised them was universal service. he as going to -

wagner and greg wagner who is the chief financial officer and former budget director of the city and county of san francisco. so, thank you very much. welcome to the committee. and the floor is yours. >> thank you very much, supervisor campos. >> again, chief operating officer at sf general. and i am joined by keorosi the executive administrator at laguna hospital and dr. sam james of the center at sfgh. and we are happy to take a few moments to review the current state of affairs of the dialysis center and the plans that are moving forward and we provided you with a copy and i have brought up the presentation on the screen here. >> do you have any extra copies for the public >> sure. i got some. i got about... >> thank you. >> 6 copies. >> thank you. >> if any member of the public would like to have one of those proceed. >> you will see in the packet, absolutely, and you will see in your packet, the sfghg center is currently operated by ucsf under a contract and there are approximately 229 patients who are followed by the ucsf and the physicians to provide the outpatient dialysis se

they need good memories. >> for family like the wagner, this helped them forget what put them here. >> the church is delivering food. unused food will go to area food banks. here is a reason the church itself is thankful. the tornado missed the building by 50 yards. >> at the white house, the president reminded the country to be thankful for american troops. >> we give thankful to them so we can say what we want. >> he thanked servicemen. the first family enjoyed a low-key family, after blessing the family, having dinner at the white house, surrounded by close friends and family. >> it's a lean thanksgiving for families relying on food stamps. >> stephanie boswell has more. >> what you doing? you not play that tune? >> mercedes brown raced her grandchildren since her daughter was murdered. when her grandchildren moved in she got two jobs. still, she says, it's tough to put food on the table, especially around the holidays. this year she had to ask for help. >> everything i have on the table and that i have, that i cooked is through the food bank. i thank them. i wasn't going to have a

wagner as indicated the airport estimates that the new burger king franchise would generate oh, about $1,000,077,000,000 plus in the first year of the operation and that's based on previous burger king performance. so based on that estimate we estimate that the gate 74 would pay the airport a total percentage of rent of 1 hundred 74 thousand for the first year and exceeds the estimated total of 2 hundred and 84 plus. we ask i correct the amount and recommend the resolution as amended >> thank you, mr. rose and all right. we'll move to public comment is there anyone from the public that would like to speak? >> >> we have some suggested amendments and a we'll take those await objection we can take the other item without objection. >> item 5 submitting the park code to set temporary green fees for the golf course through no other reason 2015 to accommodate the renovation of the greens. >> good afternoon, supervisors katie with rec and park i'm here to ask you for an ordinance to temporarily reduce the fees for the park and rec. we're going to renovate all the cutting greens at harrod. th

and alice wagner is back with us. governor, i will begin with you and your reaction to governor crist ie's victory in new jersey. >> people are desperate for leaders who don't have any -- that the public sees and supports. and chris, you may argue with his style from time to time, but it's very jersey and it goes over well in our state. >> contingent on the fact that there is no mitch mcconnell in the democratic party. he's been able to work new jersey democrats, because new jersey democrats were fractured and they were looking for someone they could deal with. and there was no election night gathering when christie was elected the first time around, the state said down the line, anything he brings up we will throw back at him. it can be an effective strategy fi for essentially creating a lot of political -- >> it can. but he's been smart enough to be able to pick them off one by one and find the things they're interested, and to work that kind of magic. i worked very closely with democrats even though both houses wer

alex wagner is the host of "now" and eugene robinson is a columnist for the "washington post" and a msnbc political analyst. it seems some of the bold print names we read when everybody's talking down health care, and it's fair enough for somebody to have clean hands to do it. you hear comments from people with no health care plan, never did have a health care plan, belong to a party that doesn't even feel a shame about having none. yet they offer it up to us in the big media as sidewalk superintendents. as people who have a reasonable claim. this is the craziest news world i've been in where all you have to do is not take your bat in the game of competition, just stand there and criticize the other side with nothing to offer in return. your thoughts. >> nothing offered and actively denying poor people access to medicate. there are 8 million americans largely in red states. two-thirds of the poor african-americans and single mothers in this country, half of the working poor that are being denied medicaid because republican governors want to stand on ceremony and be ideologically pure. peo

james wagner. marsha merrifield man >> good afternoon, supervisors. i have bring 25 years in community health work in the lgbt and for the last ten years i've focused on the mental health and psych needs. i've been actively participated in the lgbt task force that the city had that produced a successful conferees and i developed a training called stonewall and it was well received at the convention as well as with the number of graduate programs throughout the city and a at the melbourne australia conventions. i've developed a support group for gay men over the age of 50 that's been successful. i work in >> community mental health agency and i'll aware there's a lot of good work. my hope i can bring my expertise. i've reviewed the survey and hope i can contribute my expertise to implementation of the work that's gone. thank you >> okay. any questions. >> i think my question is from the city attorney i was trying to look in my notes. is there a - can you tell me what the make up of the task force is now >> what was the question? >> i can locate it. >>

kathy wagner says she'll have to pay 25% more for the same coverage. >> i really just wanted him to know. i was so hopeful this plan would move us forward, but it's moving us backward. >> reporter: the president says his administration wasn't as clear as it needed to be about healthcare reform. >> we are going to get this done. >> reporter: tara mergener, cbs news, washington. >> the president claims he deliberately lied to americans. >>> cuts at san jose state university are not happening, doing an about-face, and will not have to cut staff and classes despite a $4 million deficit. it plans to make up the difference by taking money from infrastructure and equipment upgrades. earlier this week, school officials caused a panic, warning dozens of classes and jobs could be cut. >>> a south bay freeway ramp had to be shut down after a pedestrian was struck and killed on the connector ramp just before 5:00 a.m. the ramp and far right lane of northbound 280 were shut down for nearly two hours while authorities investigated. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> two men who took care

. >> kaikt i didn't wagner with the airport. it seeks modification of a lease doing business as a burger king franchise. the original lease was proofed in october and had a 10 year term with a 2 year extension. subsequentially the airport did a renovation requiring the burger king to close temporarily. it would approve a bigger space for the burger king franchise in the bordering area. those renovation will be sustained and it would allow the tenant to be reimbursed the tenant would pay a

. >> for a family like the wagners, this helped them to remember the support from the community. >> unused food will go to the food bank. the pastor said the tornado missed the building by 50 yards. >> for families relying on food stamps thanksgiving was rough. stimulus funds expired. congress didn't renew it cutting 5 billion from the program. >> what you doing? you're not afraid. >> mercedes brown has been raising six grandchildren ages 2 to 13 since her daughter was murdered two years ago. >> i've been with her on her 28th birthday. >> brown says when her grandchildren moved in she got two jobs. still, it's tough to put food on the table around the holidays. this year she had to ask for help. >> everything on the table that i have - it's through the food bank. brown says this is her first time using the food pantry. she's not alone. gail runs the 11 action outreach in new orleans. >> i experienced an increase in new clients using the food banks for the first time. >> at the start of the month a temporary increase in supplement at assistance programs ran out because congress failed to re

lori wagner, i work at the federal i'm sorry society. >> oh, you do? oh, that's great. >> thank you. >> jean. >> exactly. >> oh, i have to go by there again. i so miss our centralist -- federalist -- >> you should come next week. >> november 14th. >> okay, that's when the restoration weekend is, the david horowitz thing, and that is in palm beach. [laughter] >> a little more tempting than d.c. i don't know if i could trouble you for a photo. >> yeah, lean in. oh, you're going to take it? >> absolutely. how do i get a copy of this? >> just take it with her. >> it's this right here. >> thank you. one, two, three. >> thank you. thank you. >> is that an iphone? that's big. >> it's a windows phone. >> oh, i like that. >> [inaudible] >> see, that's beautiful. >> yeah. >> that's a good photo. >> i agree. >> very clear. say hello to jean. >> i will, i will. i cite him in my acknowledgments. because he's part of my circle of deciders, so he only e-mails when he's telling me don't print this, ann. and then i know it's going to be -- [inaudible] [laughter] >> ove

kathy wagner says she'll have to pay 25% more for the same coverage. >> i really just wanted him to know i was so hopeful that this plan was going to move us forward, but, in fact, i think it's moving us backward. >> the president said his administration wasn't as clear as it needed to be about health care reform. >> we are going to get this done. >> and the president dismissed charges he misled the american public and insisted he acted in good faith. anne-marie? >> tara mergener in washington. thank you, tara. >>> well, this morning one of the strongest storms ever recorded ever to hit land is set to hit philippines. super typhoon haiyan made landfall and set off landslides, cut off power and communications. at least four deaths have been reported. millions have been forced to evacuate. cbs news weather consultant david bernard has more. >> this is truly a historic typhoon, category 5rks perhaps one of the most powerful storms on record ever to make landfall anywhere in the globe and if we take a look at haiyan today, this is the peak of winds sustained at 195 miles per hour. now, as we

"now" with alex wagner is up next with karen finney. >> how are you, alex? we're going to talk about the latest supreme court challenge of the aca, which puts women's reproductive rights on the line, and i'll talk to planned parenthood president se seal richards. plus, will congress press ahead with new iranian sanctions in spite of a nuclear agreement. and policy from the pulpit. pope francis weighs in on triple-down economics and no, paul ryan, he doesn't have your back on this one. all that when "now" starts in a mere 180 seconds. [ male announcer ] this is jim, a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation -- an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription bl

alex wagner is the host of "now" and eugene robinson is a columnist for the "washington post" and a msnbc political analyst. it seems some of the bold print names we read when everybody's talking down health care, and it's fair enough for somebody to have clean hands to do it. you hear comments from people with no health care plan, never did have a health care plan, belong to a party that doesn't even feel a shame about having none. yet they offer it up to us in the big media as sidewalk superintendents. as people who have a reasonable claim. this is the craziest news world i've been in where all you have to do is not take your bat in the game of competition, just stand there and criticize the other side with nothing to offer in return. your thoughts. >> nothing offered and actively denying poor people access to medicate. there are 8 million americans largely in red states. two-thirds of the poor african-americans and single mothers in this country, half of the working poor that are being denied medicaid because republican governors want to stand on ceremony and be ideologically pure. peo

. >> alex wagner, joy reid, and steve, here to analyze what the president had to say about health care. later for the first time we hear president obama talk about whether or not he wanted to drop joe biden as his runningmate in favor of hillary clinton? lamb to the slaughter. mom's baked cookies but he'll be lucky to make it inside. and here's the play. oh, dad did not see this coming. [ crowd cheering ] now if kevin can just seize the opportunity. he's seen it. it's all over. nothing but daylight. yes i'd love a cookie. [ male announcer ] make a powerful first impression. the nissan sentra. now get one fifty nine per month lease on a two-thousand thirteen nissan sentra. ♪ his day of coaching begins with knee pain, when... [ man ] hey, brad, want to trade the all-day relief of two aleve for six tylenol? what's the catch? there's no catch. you want me to give up my two aleve for six tylenol? no. for my knee pain, nothing beats my aleve. [ malehis laundry smells. ever since daryl got gain with lift & lock, [ woman ] honey, isn't that the dog's towel? [ panting, growling ] [ male annou

one of the founder members of the sezession was the architect otto wagner. his design for the postal savings bank of vienna confidently transports the principles of the sezessionists into the 20th century. it's a classical building, but there's no vainglory, no false monumentality. the use of materials takes pride of place-- the newest, including aluminum, combined with the oldest, including marble-- to produce a result startling in its modernity, given its date of 1904. but most of all, it was the sezessionist painters and their successors-- first klimt, then schiele and kokoschka-- who possessed the power most effectively to disrupt the conservative values of viennese society. in 1902, for the 14th sezessionist exhibition, gustav klimt, most important of the sezessionist painters, painted this friezelike work in homage to one of the great figures of the 19th century-- beethoven. the beethoven frieze is concerned with the highest ideals of art. it portrays the conflict between the human desire for happiness, love, and fulfillment, set against the fact of ev

. >> alex wagner, joy reid, and steve, here to analyze what the president had to say about health care. later for the first time we hear president obama talk about whether or not he wanted to drop joe biden as his runningmate in favor of hillary clinton? and placed it in his factory for all to see. ♪ four simple words where the meaning has never been lost. the challenge always accepted. and the calling forever answered. ♪ introducing the all-new 2014 s-class. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief it is. >> i regret very much that what we intended to do which is to make sure that everybody is moving into better plans because they want them as opposed to because they're forced into it. that, you know, we weren't as clear as we need to be in terms of the changes that were taking play. i am sorry that they -- you

. >> there is two people shot on wagner heights. one is a 187. i think the other is still alive. >> i'm riding to the crime scene with responding officer sergeant bill hutto. they tell me there were two bodies there, is that correct? >> i don't know if there is three or four homicides related to this incident. but we're going to go over to the regent, which is where the command post is set up, and we'll get briefed there on what is going on. >> sergeant hutto is a 23-year veteran of the stockton police force. and in more than two decades of service, he has never seen the city as dangerous as it is now. >> we went this past, i think, five or six weeks with only two homicides. pretty slow for us. >> yeah. >> and everybody is like wow. and maybe things died down. and then you get a weekend like this. >> right. is it six in total now? >> there is three today. that makes eight for the weekend, from today's incident. if there is another one, it will make nine. >> wow. that's incredible. >> yeah. >> so what do you think is part of the reason why there a

i'm ari melber in for alex wagner. u.s. severed ties with iran and every president thoepd make a deal. at 3:00 in the morning on sunday the administration achieved a breakthrough. after a year of secret bilateral negotiations the u.s. reached an interim deal on iran's nuclear program. it will temporarily pause the program while negotiators pursue a long-term agreement. the deal, which will continue for six months they agree to stop enriching above 5% and not enthe stockpile. they will not install additional centrifuge. these will be enforced by daily inspections by iaea. beyond that sanctions that kr crippled the iran will

wagner. mrs. wagner: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like everyone in the gali to join us in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. fitzpatrick, is recognized for one minute. mr. fitzpatrick: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor and introduce a good friend and community leader in my home district, rabbi joshua gruenberg and to thank him for offering today's indication. the rabbi made the trip here to the nation's capital with his wife and his two children. i'm proud and pleased to welcome the rabbi and his family to the house of representatives. the rabbi is the chief spiritual leader at temple bethel in yardly, pennsylvania. since he joined the temple in 2011, i've gotten to know the rabbi quite well. he's participated in several of my local round table discussions on issues including israel and the middle

so i went back to my desk, thought about it for a while, and then i called red wagner. i told him, i seem to recall telling him, "i can't believe this, red. you know, how could you have identical bids?" and he began to unload on me. he says, "the real story "is down in chattanooga, where the head of purchasing is paul fahey." so i did, i went down there. and paul fahey had a stack of -- it was on ruled paper -- but he had case after case after case after case of identical bidding on contracts. now these are sealed bids, you understand. these are sealed bids, they come in a sealed envelope. but the biggest and the most interesting things were the electrical contracts from big firms like general electric, westinghouse, allis-chalmers. i don't think anybody really knew what the hell we had. schoumacher: the tva wasn't usually front-page news, but tennessee happened to be the home state of senator estes kefauver. kefauver had made his name nationally with televised hearings investigating organized crime. adopting a coonskin cap as his trademark, he had waged two popular but

a 85-year-old charles wagner and his wife both died in the wreck. they were in the car that was hit head-on. police gave a ticket to the other driver for dui. >>> a federal investigation is underway into allegations of child sex abuse. the suspect has been banned from the base. officials are cooperating with investigators and have ordered a full review of all youth programs there. >>> one of the men caught stealing documents from the maryland historical society is released from prison this morning. his lawyer says his client was released after a year behind bars. he helped steal thousands of rare and valuable documents back in 2011. he cooperated with thoracics to help recover the stolen items. >>> -- cooperating with the authorities to help recover the stolen items. >>> the pride of baltimore two is celebrating its 35th birthday. pride one sank back in the 1980s. since then, pride has been all over the world representing baltimore. >> reporter: the crew and fans of the pride are celebrating its 25th anniversary. >> i cannot believe it's been 25 yea

84 year old janine wagner died. a third car was also hit in a crash, no one was injured. >>> the family of one of the victims of a washington navy yard shooting is suing the government. mary knight's family filed a $37.5 million wrongful death suit against the department of navy and veterans affairs department. the agencies missed or ignored signs that the shooter was troubled. he shot and killed st people in september before -- 12 people in september before killed by police. >>> parents who talk to your kids about stranger danger and you need to. this is why it's important. >> police say a 13io old girl was walking to school along spa road wednesday morning, when a man pulled up in a white 1ñ6!su and opened the door. the student says the man told her he was supposed to give her a ride to school. another car pulled up giving the girl a chance to runaway and she ran home and the police were called. >>> we got to teach them to run, scream, what've they can do, just -- whatever they can do to get out of harm's way. >>

fair warning on this 1911 honus wagner baseball card. is sold, right here. number 103 for $900,000. [applause] tomorrow, you're gonna punch that guy's ticket. well, what do you know? (terney) what's the swede's therapist doing here? (shaw) hey, finch, we need to find out why everyone's so interested in the swede. (finch) so hayden's patient is an antiques dealer, and he spent a million dollars on a baseball card? (carter) and then tossed it into some cabinet like it was junk. i watched him do it. (finch) it's all very strange. and what business does an antique dealer have laundering h.r.'s money in the first place? and why do they want him dead now? turns out the swede wasn't going to a real therapist. he was spilling his guts to a con man. we'll do a two for one special and take out the therapist also. i love that. you know, that dinner was such a surprise. i had a lovely time. that's not the only surprise. let's do it, nat. let's take our trip. just go to the airport and pick our destination. come with me? hayd, are you serious? what about our-- our jobs, our lives? they'll be her

colliding head-on with another vehicle and then went into the path of a third car. 85-year-old charles wagner and his wife both died. they were in the car that was hit head-on. police gave a tick tote the other driver for dui. >>> this morning, a federal investigation is underway into allegations of child sex abuse. the fbi is investigating a former civilian employee. the suspect has been banned from the base. they have ordered a full review of all youth programs on the base. >>> well this morning's pump watch report, gas prices across the country including here in maryland continue to fall and drivers are very excited about it. the national average price for a gallon of regular is now at the lowest point that it's been all year at $3.21. and that price hasn't been there since december 2011. it's also 25 cents less compared to the same time last year. here in maryland, a gallon of regular last month cost $3.22. and today the same gallon is nine centers cheaper. one year ago, drivers were paying $3.49. >>> the ravens need gas to get past the next opponent. they are at the half-way point now th

. >> reporter: that' how mildred wagner says t vallejo high school's apacheascotakes native american students feel. as secretary for the inner tribal council of solano county, she's heard thr complaints. >> w asked students that go to thschool and we've heard, you knowthat they're embarrassed about the whole thing. they're afraid t even say that they're native american because >> reporter: t vallejo school board is set to vote this week on whether to scraphe mascot once and f al with the washiton redskins debate bnging the issue t the national forefront, vallejo school boardembers say they're ready to consider makina change. >> the bottom lin is that full inclusion, and hearing everyone, and respect and honor for everyone. >> repter: timothy banks has been videoting vallejo high hool sports for the cmunity access station for years and says he'severeen or heard anythingderogary. >> and i've never had any problem with thechool or seen anything derogatory, racist, o anytng like that. >> it's the opponents that are ry, very disspectful as well. you know, ty'll say scalp them and stuff li