isaacson since he's the head of the aspen institute. ally, i'm doing it more in the way of a plea. the suggestion is this is this. the aspen institute focuses on developing leadership, and there are two critical issues that are illustrated by three books one of which you referenced in your either books that influenced you or books that you're currently reading. well, those two areas that i'm thinking about are the problems that exist currently with wall street and what i specifically have in mind is the behavior that wall street engaged in that eventually resulted in the recession. the second thing -- and this relates to the book that you referenced -- is the disfunctionalty in our health care system. >> guest: right. >> caller: and there are three books that i have in mind -- >> host: hey, brian, can you get to, can you list those three books so we can get some more calls in here? >> caller: sure. three books that i think do a really good job analyzing this. the book america's bitter pill another book called 13 bankers by simon johnson

website, find maureen conway and her e-mail, or anybody with an e-mail and find that team part of the aspen institute website. [laughter] let me open this up to the room. fred:-there, fred stall previously of boeing and -- hi there, fred stahl, previously of boeing and mit and it looks to me that there is a powerful and emerging change in how we are going to be managing manufacturing, and i think we are going to be transferring more responsibility and authority to workers on the front line. so it is tapping into the things that you talked about, a knowledge of the workers, their ingenuity, and their flexibility. my question is, shouldn't we be training our workers to have the leadership skills needed to step into that future? sec. pritzker: thank you because you are exactly right what is happening in the decision-making and the power is that it is devolving to the factory floor to the worker, so the democratization of authority requires that individuals develop skills of personal leadership, personal conflict resolution, and talents to be able to manage as they are evolving and changing, as

the equation. didn't add up. here in aspen, in the house on buttermilk mountain, the crime scene around nancy pfister's body spoke, in a way. it told a story. and what it said was that at least two able bodied people committed the murder. how else would a heavy mattress get flipped, and nancy's body get dragged across the room and into the closet and get packaged in bags and wrapped up in blankets? and yet their suspects, nancy's former tenants, were not able bodied spring chickens. anything but athletic. and besides, there was zero physical evidence that would tie either one of them to the crime. >> i think we -- we were faced with the reality in this case, this -- this was always going to be a circumstantial case. >> reporter: so that bedroom was keeping its secrets. and might be keeping them still. except for one total fluke, couple of days later. one of those little gifts that chance or fate or something just drops at a frustrated investigator's feet. all tied up with a neat little bow. >> what do you got here? this is not

that's in the aspen hill area of silver spring. fire officials say the fall appears to be accidental. >>> a volunteer paramedic is under arrest tonight. authorities say 31-year-old, timothy ward had inappropriate contact with an under age female. ward is the lieutenant at the volunteer rescue squad and a volunteer paramedic with the sterling rescue squad. ward is being held without bond at the loudoun county detention center. rolling thunder is in the nation's capital this weekend. the motorcycle group of veterans and their supporters rode into d.c. as part of their annual pilgrimage. we spoke with people who say the memorial day weekend should not just be about beach outings and barbecues. >> they should think about the soldiers, the marines, navy, all that have fought to keep this country free and the sacrifice that they made. my son made. and should always remember that and maybe visit, you know, a memorial or the cemetery and honor them that way. >> rolling thunder is part of its annual ride on memorial weekend, urges the govern

and has passed on the strategies she used her this praise of the book walter isaacson from the aspen institute, author of the innovators has said that her book shows that occurs zeal for service and did in her real -- military retirement standing in a crystal calls the book and is operational guide book for anyone trying to make their timor organization better. please welcome ann dunwoody. [applause] >> good afternoon. good afternoon they give for the invitation to be here with you today provide of this institution is an eternal part of our free society where ideas of every friday and expression from founding fathers to my humble presentation today find a home. in the military i spend my time at that impressive as the building on the other side of the river. they give for the kind introduction. if my mom was there she would have believed every word but my brothers and sisters would wonder who you are talking about. i appreciate the opportunity to be here today to introduce my new book "a higher standard". over two years in the making and 40 years of living i am curious to know how man

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with the aspen institute. ere's a lot of innovative things going on in the country but were not taking advantage of test practices and learning around the country. what is going on in chicago or south carolina or arizona -- there's a lot of interesting things going on. we need to bring those efforts and ecosystems together. meaning, we need to bring the university, the community college, the private sector, the local government, in regions together to learn from one another and help develop best practices around skilled workforce training. it is an assumption. we've got to have internet capability. we have got to have the capacity to support these kinds of training and learning. mr. powell: i think that's a great insight. lots of times in public media we spend a lot of time talking about technology and not what it means to be a citizen or consumer or member of the labor force. even to be a consumer, if you think about it, increasingly requires technical skill and educational attainment that really is not there.

walter isaacson, president andt( ceo of the aspen institute and author of, the innovators says ann's book shows the the the general's commitment and zeal for service ha not ended with her military retirement. retired army general stanley mcchrystal author of my share of the task and team of teamste calls the book an inspirationalan guidebook anyone trying to make their team or organization better. bless welcome ann dunwoody. [applause] >> oh. good afternoon. good afternoon. i want to start by saying thanks for theth invitation. i know this great institution is such an integral part of our free society. p a place where ideas and of every have right. variety and expression from historical documents from our founding fathers to my humble presentation today find a home. in the military i spent my fair share of time in the city, albeit most of it in that less impressive building on the other side of the river known to all of us as the pentagon. david, thank you for that kind introduction. if my mom was here, she would have believed every word of it. [laughter] my brothers and sisters, on

you name a university the aspen institute, the portrait gallery, everyone has an outreach program. so why do you say there is no civic engagement? >> well i don't want to be bad mouthing outreach programs but we used to do it without calling it that. that is all of us did outreach and none of us are. the little old lady with her fur hat took my black classmate to the high school and said this woman deserves an education. she would have never said i'm doing outreach. she was helping one of the kids in town. so i am not dismissive of out reach but that is a more formal way of making up for the fact we used to do this a ton more and don't anymore. ... >> one of the distinctions between -- there's this debate, sort of slightly wonkish debate in this city about does head start work or not work and an important part of the answer is it works much better if it's combined with outreach to the parents and coaching of the parents through programs of the sort you're describing. thank you for reminding me that i omitted that in my list of fixes earlier. >> i was wondering in your research if y

we have started this last month, one of the people has come here so we can have an incubation at the aspen profit both for profit and nonprofit entrepreneurs, people who want to be social entrepreneurs or entrepreneurs in the private sector because that notion of bringing people together and giving them the mentorship, giving them the skills, giving them the support of support structure that they need allows people to start new enterprises. what about this portfolio approach that many people are doing, how are we besides the affordable care act helping allow that to flourish in america? sec. pritzker: well, i think that, you know, we are living in the age of the microentrepreneur, right. so think about what technology is allowing to have help. you can drive your uber for four hours a day and go to night school or date school or whatever and you can be volunteering part of your time, i always loved talking to a driver, and they are portfolio folks. the sharing economy is allowing people to put together a portfolio lifestyle and income streams that is something we have never seen. we're unlo

and i was looking at research that a friend of ours did for the aspen institute about banking mentality basically, short story, it hasn't really changed. >> you can substitute bank for any other profession too. everyone is ambitious, try to make money -- >> certainly but one of the things they highlight is putting self-interest above all else, above any sort of moral code above higher mission or any sort of professionalism and that's something they tracked leading up to the 2008 crisis. is that same mentality part of what contributed? >> i think you have to separate morality from the rules of the game. okay, because i think when you're looking at any sort of economic system, it isn't really based upon morality in any sort of traditional sense. you have to have rules that say this is allowed and this isn't and you have to make sure that those rules evolve and are interpreted in a way -- >> when you think of doctors for example, like an obvious example, they have a certain moraleity beyond the legalistic definition of what they can and can't do. >> right yeah. >> that doesn't exist for wa

which is the hawaii institute. >> aspen institute. why didn't you think of that the first time?i think he did. anyway global bond yields have been the big story for investors all week long as the world watches to see when and how the fed will begin raising rates and, also the fed's not controlling what happens to the global bond market. and that's the worry. maybe they lose control. the s&p 500 another record high. more on the equity side. chief u.s. equity strategist at deutsche bank and jonathan galab at rbc capital markets. do either of you think that there won't be ea high single single-digit gain for 2015? >> i think there will be a low double-digit gain for 2015. >> you, david? >> i got about 5% 7% total return for the year. >> we average you two guys together and we get the high single digit gain for 2015. do we have anything else to talk about? >> i think this is going to be a dangerous summer. >> dangerous. why? >> the umisser of living dangerous. >> i don't think this is a rally to chase. long-term yields are rising not because the feds expect it to hike. investers are

i only see you at the aspen strategy group otherwise. it's very nice to see you here. i've got a question -- i understand the inclusion of the $1.2 billion for research and development for the long range stealth bomber. this would replace the b-1 and b-52, and we know that this is necessary. what i do not understand is the air force proposal for a new era -- new air launched, nuclear capable cruise missile. as i understand it, for the first five years, development costs are 1.8 billion dollars, but this is only half the cost because this particular missile will be capable of carrying a high-yield nuclear weapon. the air force's decision is driving a life extension program at the department of energy for the w 80 warheads, which is projected to cost another $1.8 billion over the next five years. this is a large expense, and it competes for funding with our nation's nuclear nonproliferation programs. i question why we need this cruise missile that can deliver nuclear warheads from great distances in addition to the numerous gravity bombs submarine ballistic missiles and i

leaders will exchange ideas the a summit at the university of in aspen. speakers will include first responders member of the secret service and homeland security. they'll discuss scenarios like extreme weather and keeping students safe including those with special needs. the pope francis visits september 22nd. >>> you may soon have to pay if you use plastic bags when you check out of a store in delaware. a state advisory panel there is considering legislation that would impose a fee on single use grocery bags. so far the rate has not been set. delaware already encourages the recycling of plastic grocery bags by requiring stores to provide bins where customers can return bags. >>> 5:53 now, 59 degrees, now to the casino crisis in atlantic city. casinos looking to online gambling for help may not be seeing the revenue they hoped for. at a gambling conference in atlantic city, participants agree that internet gambling is off to a slow start in the u.s. but they say there's room for growth here. banks are hesitant to provide credit card payments for online bet

where this all happened yesterday afternoon on the bus ride home near the intersection of 47th and aspen street. police say the group of kids was walking from a nearby park toward the bus around 3:30 when they pick up the concrete bricks and hurled them at the bus. nine disable students were heading home at the time from the school of the future, on board along with two attendants and driver. one of the bricks smashed through a window, the flying glass injured 20 year old student, who was taken to nearby hospital for treatment. >> careless action just like bored, have nothing to do, do an up do i had act like. >> this don't realize there are disable student on the bus. injuries could have been worse. fortunate the glass shalt heard, hit the girl in the eye, looks like she will be okay. >> that 20 year old student has already been released from the hospital and as you heard police say she will be okay. this investigation is ongoing police have yesterday yo of the six juveniles, people out there know who these kids r if you are one of them you are asked to call police. jan carabeo cbs-3 "e

thought let break big rock into smaller roxanne as we pan left here comes a september bus down the the street. aspen street is a street that buses take. pick up the sticks and come down here and give people a view of the street here. buses are coming down street we have fields on both side. as we spin around we are right across the street from what is called middle years alternative philadelphia public school which has grade five through eight. ten year-old through 14 years old and that is likely age range of the boy seen throwing rocks at passing yellow school bus here right after cool at 3:30 yesterday coming from another school with nine special needs students, two bus aids and a school bus driver who quickly stopped the bus as one big chunk of concrete came crashing through a bus window, close to the kid in the back, the shattering glass and a piece of the rock then broke off, hit the the the eye of courtney clancy. >> it must be did you but they told me a boy threw a brick through the window and hurt my daughter. she had glass all in her eye. >> i was sitting in my seat. a boy put a brick in th

they're joined by "washington post" columnist michael gerson and meryl chertoff from the aspen institute. it is from the philadelphia. it is 50 minutes. >> good afternoon. the first amendment to the united states constitution states that congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. these words don't signal the end but rather the beginning of the spirited debate about the proper relationship between religion and the american state. in the early years of the united states some interpreted the first amendment to mean that congress couldn't establish an official religion but cities and states could. by contrast thomas jefferson described the first amendment as a erecting a wall of separation between church and state. in anderson versus the board of education the supreme court quoted jefferson's words urging this wall must be high and impregnable. lemmon against kirkman however the court recognized that some relationship between government and religious organizations is inevitable adding that the line of separation far from being

a man in his early 20's was shot multiple times, in the the head and back this was at north forty-first and aspen streets. the victim died at the hospital, just after 1:30 this morning. so far no arrests. >>> the mathematician inspired the film a beautiful mind is being remembered this morning after being killed in a crash on the new jersey turnpike, over the the weekend. fox 29's jennifer joyce is live now in new jersey with more on this. the closer look at his amazing, and interesting life, jennifer. >> reporter: yes, chris and john nash was a presence here at princeton university, up until his last couple of days, here. he died in a crash on saturday, john nash and his wife were on their way home from the airport saturday when their cab lost control and crashed on the new jersey turnpike. he a and his wife alycia both died. they had just gotten back from norway where nash was awarded the able prize for matt tics. he was a reveer professor and researchers a at princeton university. he became famous when his struggle with schizophrenia was portrayed in the 2002 oscar winning movie a beautiful mi

of commerce is we just announced in the last week a partnership a public/private partnership with the aspen institute. because there is a lot of really innovative things going on in the country, but we're not taking advantage of best practices and learning around the country. what is going on in chicago is different than what is going on in south carolina or going on in, you know arizona at arizona state. i mean, there is just a lot of really interesting things going on. but we need to bring those efforts and ecosystems together. meaning we need to bring the university, the community college, the private sector, and the local governments in regions together to learn from one another and to also help develop what is called best practices around skilled workforce and training. and the internet is an absolute -- we take -- it's an assumption. we've got to have internet capability. we have got to have the capacity to support these kinds of trainings and learning. >> i think that's a great insight. it seems like a lot of times in the public media we spend all our time talking about the technolog

it happened shortly after 1:30 this morning near the intersection of 41st and aspen. police responded to a call for a man shot in the shoulder. paramedics rushed him to presbyterian hospital where he later died. police believe the victim may have known his killer. >>> right now 6:05. and remembering a beautiful mind this morning. a cab crash on the new jersey turnpike claims the life of nobel prize winning math professional nash. exit 8a monroe township was the crash. justin finch joins us. >> reporter: good morning, we know the nash's just back from norway where john nash had just been honored the two on their way to their princeton junction home when their taxi slammed into a guardrail, and the couple was killed. the story john nash so captain dating hollywood termed it -- turned it into a film. recounts the brands breaking achievements in math and science, achievements made as he fought paranoid schizophrenia, his wife alicia by his side for many of the battles. >> the only way out of -- >> both killed saturday, when their yellow cab crashed into a southbound new je

it happened yesterday as the bus approached 47th and aspen streets, two children ran over from a nearby rec center and were seen throwing the rocks. >> i don't care what they do but i want this boy prosecuted. i really do. >> a total of nine special needs students of the school of future were on that bus along with two assistants and the driver. >>> philadelphia's top prosecutor took part in a prayer breakfast intenter city. seth williams took part in the prayer for peace breakfast, williams created the foundation to help children in need and crime prevention efforts. >>> coming up on "action news" at 12:30 they are favored by a lot of parents, the baby food pouchs but what ingredients are inside. >> plus, terrifying moments as a plan makes a belly landing. there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets

not so much of it these days. >> aspen will never be the same.? >> a lot of history, you know? nancy was part of aspen's history. it's a huge loss for the community. >> reporter: some members of which be telling stories about nancy pfister for a very long time. >> nancy lived a fantastic life. and i think we all need a little more dreaming like that, you know, a little, little more. >> reporter: little more nancy in us. >> little more nancy in us, yeah. . there will be no mercy! [ screaming ] joseph: my sister's only child hanging from a cross! joseph... we need this to end! caiaphas: we must govern ourselves so that we are never again subjected to roman justice. you did nothing of any worth whatsoever. man: make way for king antipas. your position is reliant on my endorsement. john, i'm poor and sick in my soul. i'm glad to give you this land. barnabas, it's perfect. god has a purpose for each of us. i'm meant to preach. be patient, stephen. the time will come. and didn't jesus say "i will rebuild this temple in three days" before he rose from t

it happened shortly after 1:30 this morning near the intersection of 41st and aspen street. ce responded to a call for a man shot in the shoulder. paramedics returned him to presbyterian hospital where he later died. police say they believe the victim may have known his killer. >> 4:37 right now. remembering a beautiful mind. a crash on the new jersey turnpike takes the life of mitome tis none mash and his wife alicia near exit 8a, monroe township. he was the pains frayings for the oscar winning film a beautiful mind. answer his wife on their way home to princeton from the airport saturday when their cab slammed into the guardrail. john anal leash a were killed after being ejected from the vehicle. >> it was brutal. huge are huge emptiness very sad. >> that crash remains under investigation. a preliminary report indicates john anal leash a nash were not wearing their seatbelts at the time of the crash. >> actress and comedian ann mirror has died at the able of 85. her husband jerry stiller said mere a passed way a saturday. the couple performed at stiller and mera in the 19 6

it happened shortly after 1:30 this morning, near the intersection of 41st and aspen streets. police responded to a call for a man shot in the shoulder. paramedics returned him to presbyterian hospital where he later died. police say they believe the victim may have known his killer. >>> well, this morning we are remembering a truely beautiful mind. a cab crash on the new jersey turnpike claims the life of nobel prize winning mat ma tis john nash and his wife al leash a the crash happened in the southbound lanes near exit 8a in monroe township. justin finch in the satelite center more details. justin? >> reporter: good morning the nash's had just flown back from overseas where john nash was honored and at the airport they hailed yellow cab to head home. but never made it. the story of john nash still captivated hollywood turned it into oscar winning film, 2001, beautiful minds recounts brands breaking achievement in math and science achievements made at he fought paranoid schizophrenia, his wife, alicia, by his side for many of the battles. >> the only way out -- >> both killed

i only see you at the aspen strategy group otherwise. it's very nice to see you here. i've got a question -- i understand the inclusion of the $1.2 billion for research and development or the long-range stealth bomber. this would replace the b-1 and b-52, and we know that this is necessary. what i do not understand is the air force proposal for a new era launched, nuclear capable cruise missile. as i understand it, for the first five years, development cost are 1.8 alien dollars, but this is only half the cost because this particular missile will be capable of carrying a high-yield nuclear weapon. the air force's decision is driving a life extension program at the department of energy for the w 80 warheads, which is projected to cost another $1.8 billion over the next five years. this is a large expense, and it competes for funding with our nation's nuclear nonproliferation programs. i question why we need this cruise missile that can deliver nuclear warheads from great distances in addition to the numerous gravity bombs submarine ballistic missiles, and intercontinenta

investigators say it was around 4:30 when the philadelphia school district bus was traveling on aspeneet near 47th here in west philadelphia. it appears two juveniles from a nearby playground ran over, picked up some rocks and bricks and started throwing them at the bus. it only took one to cause some real damage shattering that window frightening those students and injuring that 20-year-old female. there were two assistants on that bus along with the driver who just spoke with police. >> he doesn't -- he was driving down the street. obviously there's two assistants with them. we haven't had a chance to talk to them. just driving down the street and here's the bricks hitting the vehicle aren't then he hears people screaming then stops the bus alerts the police and they take the kid to the hospital. >> reporter: police say the good news here, the incident was apparently caught on a city camera so they are reviewing that video. as we pan out here i can show you that this is the playground right there that police believe those two juveniles came from. again that 20-year-old school of the

get up to areas into the rock is. aspen. vail. significant snow there. talk abut severe weather. in effect for the next several hours. lack at intensity of lightning strikes. over 700 in the past one hour alone. from tyler, texas, shreveport, louisiana, just a difficult night to get any sort of sleep here. the storm over little rock into arkansas. this is not everything we have. we have the snow. severe weather. tropical feature right there. what is left of ana. first storm of season. early storm system to impact the region. maybe the landfall. sunday morning. the big story. when you think of texas. areas indicated in white. northern suburbs of dallas. 10 inches of rainfall or quarter meter has come down in the past couple days over this region. i often kind of take a city internationally. often people associate with rainfall. how much london sees in six months they have seen in two days over texas. >> unbelievable. lot of problems for the u.s. when it comes to the weather you. have it covered. many thanks as always. >> cuban president fidel castro has a new outlook after meeting

as the bus approached 47th and aspen streets at least two juveniles ran over from a rec center and startedw rocks and construction debris. the broken glass hit 20-year-old spill needs student courtney clancy in the face. at 5:00 hear from the victim's mother as police search for the suspects. >>> this is what it looked like when firefighters pulled two women from a little miata sports car that had gotten stuck under a large ups truck yesterday. it happened as the big rig was changing lanes on the northeast extension in lansdale. the women in the sports car have nonlife-threatening injuries. >> a violent fight in north philadelphia put man and a woman in the hospital. it happened along the 2300 block of north cleveland street last night. police say the man was beating the woman with a dog leash. so she grabbed a knife and stabbed him in the chest and arm. he was rushed to hahnemann hospital. the woman was taken to temple university hospital for a nonlife-threatening cut. police tell us this was a domestic incident. >>> police in darby borough are searching for raheem presley. they say he wa

they found him lying on the playground at 40th and aspen shot in the head and back. no word on a motive and the 24-year-old victim's identity has not been released. >> still ahead on "action news" tonight, more outdoor activities in the warm spring and summer months of course means more exposure to mosquitos. coming up in health check tonight what sense those biting bugs are most attracted to. >> pool season is here. find out the swimming schedule for one of the biggest public pools in our region just ahead. >>> and looking live now outside through sky 6hd over cape may, new jersey, a picture perfect beach day on this memorial day. meteorologist melissa magee will return with the full accuweather forecast when "action news" at 5:00 comes right back. >> now to the lightest on severe storms to hit over the holiday weekend. at least 13 people are dead after a tornado hit a town on the mexican border in texas. the force blew out windows and littered the streets with debris. the storm was strong enough to flip cars up. storms keep firing up across the central plains. thou

police found the victim near a basketball court at city park and aspen streets. ey are still searching for the shooter. about 20 minutes earlier somebody shot a man several times in the nights town section. 17 and luzern. medics rushed the man to the hospital and no arrests in this case either. >>> philadelphia police are looking for whoever shot a man in a leg inside an apartment in the parkwood neighborhood. police say the man should be okay. no word on a motive in that shooting. the fourth one happened in camden. someone shot a man in the upper body at sheridan and norwood street. no word on the condition or the motive. >>> today we honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. a presidential proclamation designates 11:00 a.m. as a time of unified prayer and 3:00 as a national moment of remembrance. citizens are also asked to fly their flags at home at half staff. president obama will place a wreath at the tom of the unknown a little later on today at arlington national cemetery. the department of defense will host an observance at arl

officers found a man shot in the head near a basketball court at 41st and aspen streets. the victim was taken to the hospital, but he did not survive. about 20 minutes earlier, somebody shot a man several times in the nicetown section of philadelphia. you could see shell casings on the street at 17th and luzerne. medics rushed the victim to the hospital, but he died. no arrests in this case either. >>> in camden investigators say someone shot a man in the chest at sheridan and norris street. there's no word on the age or condition of the victim and police have not made any arrests. >>> a fire in montgomery county that started in a car quickly spread to a garage and now the cleanup is under way. a viewer sent us this picture from the scene on norristown road in horsham last night. nobody was hurt. investigators are trying to determine the exact cause. >>> a camp fire in northampton sparked a wildfire on blue mountain. a group of campers did not properly put out their camp fire on saturday and it skorvecorched a couple acres. the fire has been contained but four firefighters

she still wonders why someone would hurl large rock at her schoolbus as it drove down the 4700 block of aspen street. one of those rocks shattering the window where courtney was sitting. >> boy threw a brick threw the window and hurt my daughter. the glass shattered all over and i was upset. >> police say nine students with special needs from the school of the future in west philly were on board with two assistants an driver when the rocks were thrown by at least two males. >> these kids are throw rocks at a schoolbus which is a stupid act. terrible these kids are special needs and probably not realizing what's going on. >> with cuts to her lip and shattered glass in her skin courtney transferred to the school three weeks ago because of bullying problems at other schools. now this. >> my daughter is special education. she has a lot of problems. i don't know why anyone would want to hurt her. she don't bother nobody out here. >> it's believed the images of the attackers were caught on surveillance cameras outside a nearby playground. courtney and her mom are hoping video brings whoever did thi

as the bus approached 47th and aspen streets at least two juveniles ran over from a rec center and started throwing rocks and construction debris. the broken glass hit 20-year-old special needs student courtney clancy in the face. coming up at 6:00 hear from the victim's mother as police are still looking for those suspects. >> 5:35 now. new this morning comments about a game of catch between children in allentown police set off a firestorm on facebook. >> look at that. supposed to be doing their job and they over here playing football. >> that's minute nerva colon. her video has been viewed more than 120,000 times. some viewers slammed colon for criticizing neighborhood outreach. >> he said he had a good time but that he was confused. he didn't know if the cops were good or bad how he should judge it. i told him they stop and played with you. >> colon later said she misspoke. she says she has had two family members killed in police involved shootings outside of pennsylvania. allentown's police chief applauds the officer in the video. >> governor chris christie will be addressing the econo

interior minister has been the subject of some newspaper articles, the german newspaper printed, an article with a picture of him aspene child's character with a very long nose, and said that he lied, and he said he followed the rules and, he said there was no suggestion of impropriety by himself. he is considered to be a loyal left-hand of the chancellor, and she would not wish to see any kind of scandal. >>> he is a relative of the prime minister of east germany which emphasizes the closeness and the reason why this scandal, would be perceived very highly and critically by the government here in germany. >>> still ahead on the news-hour, car company tesla packages out with batteries for homes, and the way the world uses energy. >>> plus i'm charlie, they are taking on the burden for search and rescue mission for migrants. >>> find out who is the first pick in the nfl draft robin will have the answer and much more in sports. >> al jazeera america international news. >> people here are worried that this already serious situation may escalate. >> shining a light on the untold stories. >> believe in yourself and you mig

as the bus approached 47th and aspen streets at least two juveniles ran over from a rec center and started throwing rocks and construction debris. the broken glass hit 20-year-old special needs student courtney clancy in the face. >> time right now is 6:35. comments about a game of cap between children and allentown police set off a firestorm on facebook. >> cops out here look at that supposed to be doing their job and they over here playing football. >> that is minerva colon. her video has been viewed more than 120,000 times since the posting on saturday. some users slammed colon for criticizing community outreach. colon's neighbors say her son learned a valuable lesson by watching the experience. >> he said he had a good time but that he was confused. he didn't know if the cops were good or bad how he should judge it. i told him as you see they stopped and they played with you. >> colon later says she misspoke. she says she has had two family members killed in police involved shootings outside of pennsylvania. allentown's police chief applauds the officer in the video. >> governor chris

police found a man shot in the head near a basketball court at 41st and aspen streets. the victim taken to the hospital. he did not survive. >>> and then about 20 minutes earlier, someone shot a man several times in the nicetown section of philadelphia. you could see shell casings on the street. this is at 17th. medics rushed the victim to the hospital, but he too, died. no arrests in either case. >>> well, memorial day has been deadly even dangerous for some beach goers in florida. strong rip currents in the daytona beach area killed one person today. life guards rescued about 150 others. paramedics rushed at least three people to hospitals in critical condition. officials say yesterday another person drown after swimming in an area with no life guards. life guards made more than 100 rescues yesterday, too. >> you're watching the moment a water spout launched a bounce house into the air injuring four children in ft. lauderdale. happened this afternoon and this video is just into our newsroom. the children fell on to the sand. police say one child had serious injuries, b

. >> reporter: police say here near the intersection every 47th and aspen streets group of six juveniles grabbed couple every concrete bricks and hurled them at a bus of disabled students? they pick up some cement bricks, some cement and bricks from the grassy area, and they throw one at the bus it, strikes the side they through second brick, which goes through the actual window. >> reporter: nine students on board, along with two assistants and the driver, all headed home from the school of the future, a 20 year old student was hit by flying glass, her face cut, taken to nearby hospital for treatment. now, police want someone who knows the kids responsible to step up. >> they don't realize there are disabled kids on the bus. the injuries could have been worse. we're fortunate here the glass shat evidences, hits the girl in the eye. looks like she will be okay. >> reporter: this investigation is ongoing today. police say that this group approached the bus from a nearby park, and they do have this on video. they still need the public's help, however, if you have any information, call poli

. >> reporter: a mother's heart shattered like the window of this school bus carrying nine students with disabilities here at 47th and aspen in west philly. >> in the background on the phone, mom i'm hurt. mom, hurt please come help me. >> reporter: police say six kids threw two chunks of cement at the bus, one crashed into the window. the kids ran. >> her face is all bleeding she had blood on her wrists and arms and her eyes. >> reporter: this is what courtney, who suffers from seizures and lives with social and behavioral orders looked like after being treated at presbyterian hospital. this is what she looks like tonight. >> i can't see out of my one eye. >> reporter: you still can't see out of that? >> no. >> reporter: she says her daughter has been the victim of bullying and believes this time she was targeted. >> all the kids probably from that immediate area and i'm sure there's people out there. a lot of people on the playground there saw what happened today and need to do the right thing and call our tip line. >> i want them to be found. that's all i want. everything to be over. in prison and looking back what he d

the band that was the focus of their attention still parked in the driveway that police just left. reporting live in aspen, i am tom rosie. a woman was shot on good hope road and alabama avenue. no word on the woman's condition. new at 11. hundreds of loudoun county students in limbo because there =-- their s.a.t.'s are missing. who is angrier, parents or students? >> 300 students took the test it now they're just gone. loudoun county high school junior victoria round is not a happy student. >> someone texte me, we have to retake them, they lost our scores. i was like, you're kidding me. richard: the texts were sent to college board and -- the nonprofit that administers the test. but the tests never arrived. >> they said they were lost in the mail. richard: connie brown is angry and upset. >> i am done i am relieved after the test and i have to take it over again. richard: if a spot could be found they could to get again but they could -- they would have to pay a late fee and addition to the $80 cost. >> i have finals coming up very of that is getting in the way. vacation plans and summer. it is so stress

we're on the holiday schedule on mass transit across the boards in most cases that means a sunday schedule. >>> a victim was killed at 41st and aspen at 1:30, police don't know who shot the man or why. >>> police in new jersey are trying to confirm if drag racing was at fault in a car crash and two deaths last night. two cars were street racing and one car crashed into a car sitting at the stop sign. the driver and the mother inside the car dried. >> reporter: the skidmarks on the street measure the last second before the crash. >> i witnessed two cars coming by going very fast. like drag racing. one guy swerved i guess to go around the other guy and he clipped the front of the one car which is not here now, and he lost control and plowed into the car that is in the woods. >> reporter: resident don gandy was the first on the scene. he estimates the cars were going 90 miles per hour. >> he passed, i seen the other car come out and slam on the breaks. >> reporter: the force of the accident so violent it lifted the silver car and the black car was under beneath it. >> i had to turn my head, the air bags, everybody so clustered, you co

the broadcast. >> ♪♪ >>> now to a developing story in west philadelphia. a student was injured by a brick thrown through her school bus window. it happened at 47th and aspenwhere "action news" reporter kenneth moton is now live. kenneth, what are the details? >> reporter: well, jim we just learned the victim who suffered cuts to her face from that broken glass is a 20-year-old special needs student from the school of the future. take a look because this scene just cleared moments ago. it all happened right here. this bus was carrying a total of nine special needs students from that school when the rock came hurdling through that window. investigators say it was around 4:30 when the philadelphia school district bus was traveling on aspen street