orton -- where is jane .lease stand thank you. thank you. incredible. jane lost her husband, specialist chris horton, in afghanistan on september 9, 2011, and, jane, it is such an honor to have you here, and i hear so many things about chris, and he was a winner, and thank you very much on behalf of the country. thank you. it is incredibly humbling to be andhe company of these real true heroes. i have the privilege to introduce our first medal of honor recipient, mike thornton. mike is a retired united states navy seal, a tough cookie. and a recipient of the united highestlitary's decoration, the medal of honor. thehis actions in vietnam, vietnam war. in addition, he is the recipient of a silver star, three bronze stars, and a purple heart. i am proud to have him on my team. it is such a great honor for me. and also, fellow recipient bob patterson, who likewise as the medal of honor, who is also here. we have 17 medal of honor recipients, and they have all endorsed before president of the united states, and i have been endorsed by generals and many of t

that person is actually in the hospital on lives of orton. cities had announced earlier that the victim had died. these are live pictures from charlotte where there are road tests in the street. we'll bring you new details as they come in. in other news, we have unsettling video of a two-year-old trying to wake her mother after the woman apparently overdosed on the floor of a store. while these images are hard to the opioid crisis is. jean mackin joins us. jean: we are told the child in the video has been removed from her mother's care. police are not releasing the mother's name because she has not been charged yet. someone inside the family dollar store in lawrence, massachusetts recorded the scene in the toy aisle sunday morning, while bystanders called 911. police say a mother from salem her 2-year-old daughter, dressed in footie pajamas tugs on her arm and cries out, trying to wake up her mother. >> i mean, it's heartbreaking, obviously, to watch that video, the child's not being taken care of. jean: the lawrence police chief says he's di

. >> i spoke with doctor travis stork and andrew orton and asked them what we need to be aware of. >>iggest thing is don't trust marketers out there. anytime there is a big new health threat, you will see these companies with scams. number of companies have received cease and desist order. it is important because if you think you are buying a product. on the show we talk about bracelets that claim repel mosquitoes for 60 hours to almost scratch and sniff type stickers. if you buy these and buy the hype so to seek you you are putting your health at risk. lets say you are a pregnant woman traveling where mosquitoes are an epidemic or live in the area where zika virus is are you have to be so careful with these scams. we cover a number of them and talk about what you should be using because a lot of times people are so afraid of insect repellants they don't use it and put themselves at risk. >> is there a right the way and wrong way. scams are a wrong way. it gives these people a false sense of security which makes it worse. there is certain easy things that you can do to help prevent mo

orton tried to explain why this happened. she shot an old friend she had >> he never put his hand on me never never never. he never put his hands on me until today. >> again the scene did not tell the whole story.he she ended up pleading to voluntary manslaughter and was sentenced to 13ta years, the boy camera video giving us b a lookt what police see before they have it all figured out. >> prosecutors say the woman's brother also pled guilty to obstructing official business for he was sentenced to probation. >>> changes coming to a popular game in portage county thispo wk the queen of hearts drawing that sky lane bowling is moving to nights trying to villagewl parkn garrett's bill, spell unlike prior weeks you do not have to be present to win 90 percent of the jackpot.t those interested in attending the park are asked to park roster pocket james a garfield the jackpot is expected to be more than two.$9 million. >>> ball is certainly in the air and there is celebrating this season in barberton. park is filled with mountains o

of course the hottest orton social media is nothing to do with politics. >> after 11 years, brad and angelina are getting divorced, angelina jolie file the documents citing irreconcilabl differences, she has a report she was upset with the way he been together since 2,004 and married sincece august 2014, tmz reports that she's asking for custody of the six children and asking to get him visitation, said that they're asking for privacy and that the children are the main focus, her attorne issued a statement said that th split is for the health of the family, she is not asking for support. >> thrown for a loss is not an expression football field, see what one entire team did to get i know you! [laughs] welcome! hi! we're your neighbors. we live across the street. thanks for this. i see you've got time warner cable he hood. genius. yeah, they offer tons of free hd channels. and you can record six shows at the same time. and with the super fast internet, entertainment nirvana! wow. nirvana. switch to time warner cable for $89.99 per month, you'll get free hd channels, 30 meg internet wit

service >>> police released a video betweee scott and police officers in charlotte, north carolina on orton only the significant question about the reporter andrew spencer explains. >> reporter: the desk and video shows number of law enforcement taking cover behind a park. they repeatedly shout drop the gun. listen and you can also hear discuss wife say, he does not have a gun there. from the video is not clear what the woman or the officers can't see. >> there is no definitive evidence in theevideo as to whether or not there is an object in his hand, and there is what the object is.>> reporter: police released photos of a god and ankle holster they recovered at the scene. nothing in the video proves belonged to keith scott. the -- cam video is disturbing. it shows a man exit his suv, someone says please don't do it work. then as the man walks backwards officers opened fire. cameras offer more information, but they only tell part of the story. >> unfortunately we are left with far more questions than we had answers.>> reporter: i am andrew spencer reported. >>> meanwhile protesters weather

tonight thank you other news to tell you about right hereu just one day after cleveland schools ceo eric orton touted the cleveland plan for making progress the stasis cleveland schools are simply not making the grade four years ago but her spastic with a the plan an aggressive program aimed at improving the quality of the cleveland schools and the results they getle but today the released its annual report cardf cleveland received a straight f's categories include achievement of literacy progress graduation rate and prepared for successss so far cleveland schools of not commenting on that report card cleveland schools issued a statement thoughat saying this and the results while disappointing and unexpected scoress have dropped statewide after this date changed its tester for the third time in three years in again raised the threshold for proficiency if you would like to look r at card good to fox8.com and then click on seen on tv in brunswick city councilman is facing allegations that he stole potted plantsg from the grounds of the cleveland museum of natural history here is approximated jac

with the orton is the company does well long-term.because they raise money at slightly lower valuation than they could have come in the big scheme of things, it is not a big deal. emily: do you think it will invigorate the ipo market? guest: it should. this year has been slow but successful ipos happen in the pop happens, more ideas become possible and more companies get brave enough to go out there and showcase what they have. toly: we will be expecting ipo to happen sometime next week. thank you for joining us. coming up, we will continue our ipo coverage. this week is turning out to be the busiest of year for public listings. and tonight for the next episode of our six part series, big tackling big thinkers, the biggest threats to the future of humanity from climate change to nuclear war and how to sell. this episode will focus on the financial crisis with warren buffett. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: viacom announced today is cutting its quarterly dividend and have an planning to cap the debt market to produce liquidity. company is

. >> mara orton invented the technology about three years ago as her husband don horton struggled with parkinson's disease. she said it works for anyone that's what philip van hewson emphasizes. >> morris says having the shirts available in stores can make a big difference to customers. and the inability to just something happens all of a sudden whether you have a stroke or limited dexterity from say so you to be able to go to a store and see it and feel it and see how it opens and closes, it is awesome. >> mara expects them to eventually be available in all belks. >> invented here and now you can buy it. narrator: look up the facts on richard burr. one-point-one million dollars. that's public record. and richard burr wrote a plan to privatize medicare. "new profits for private insurers would be as high as sixteen to twenty-six billion." but seniors would pay nine percent more for medicare. richard burr is looking out for himself and the insurance industry... not you. and she had touched so many children's lives on the state board of education. the police wouldn't have been able to cat

if people invest in new manufacturing and don't invest in renewable energies orton health care technologyse are our bookings. i wished i was wrong at that time. now,look back from then to geopolitical uproar has been rising. added to that brexit, how does it impact your business in the uk and your decisions for the future? deal with what the uk people have voted for. we must not jump overboard now and say it is terrible. it is not that we need to know what the milestones are going forward. i don't need a yes or no about the brexit. i don't me to do exactly what it is but only need to know is how long will it take to people make certain decisions about something. despite volatility and uncertainty, you think this could turn around with the brexit being an advantage to european markets? it's clear that brexit has fundamentally changed the big picture and political risk and volatility for the moment is on the side of the uk. the risk/reward ratio for europe is improving. we are observing a moment of reallocation of assets which is interesting. it's making continental europe and the eurozone

guest: having a child is one of the most in orton things humans can do.ves them technology that gives them hope to have a child. it's a finding that reversed scientific dogma, that women are born with a certain number of eggs and that depletes overtime. that actually may not be true. women have stem cell like properties in their ovarian pools was so these eggs can replicate and refurbish. you can harness that technology to help women become fertile and have a child. i can't imagine a greater company to invest in. it's the perfect combination -- we invested in a huge dream that affects people's lives and that company went public. how could you not want to invest in that? it's a huge, multibillion-dollar opportunity. emily: what is your take on the epipen -- guest: it's unfortunate at a time it is going back to school for their stock price is taking a hit and it's good when the stock market has morals. it's a debate we have to have about how we deal with innovative pharmaceutical companies and how you regulate and allow exclusivity for those companies versu

." ♪ live from london and new york, i mark orton. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn.'s get back to brexit and the importance of the u.k. keeping access to the eu's single markets after the fed officially takes place. turning us on the phone, summoning's work will stop -- simon ainsworth. moody's said much of the financial market in the city of london would be able to retain some access to the single market, although, not full passporting rights. explain to us exactly what you mean by this, simon. >> good afternoon. so moody's considers it is unlikely that all permissions granted to financial firms would be lost following the u.k. exiting the european union. but by this, we mean whilst an exit from the european economic area would entail the formal loss of passporting rights, there are other provisions within the eu regulatory arena also known as equivalents, being introduced in 2018 buy a piece of legislation which should allow banks to retain many of the access rights they enjoy today. there are a couple of caveats. one, it does not cover all of the rights of banks e

orton in a half% chance. quickly a couple of comments. the traders on the likelihood of whether or not if the trump winds. they tend to be focused on the election more than the fed. and they tend to lean towards hillary clinton. trish: we've seen a lot of big bank money go towards hillary clinton when you look at the statement in the last report they said it's expanding the economy in the u.s. this time they just use the expression as picking up. that will speak to corporate earnings. >> it's a biggie though. they don't want to do anything they don't want to look like they are influencing the economy ahead of that election so they're always reluctant but i wonder they will like it if hillary clinton wins is that because kevin you stayed consistent its game on the fed continues to be as active as ever. we probably still get nothing out of washington to give another repeat that is good for investors and shareholders take us back to the only game in town because there won't be fiscal policies it will be more of the same but the problem is th

ken orton, jr. benched his cornerback smith. raiders now down 27-19.aylen rashard, louisiana native. that's his first carry ever. undrafted rookie scores from 75 yards out. oakland within two. they go for the 2-point conversion and the tie. amari cooper gets separation, comes down with it and it's 27-27. but brees and the saints march it right back down the field. quick pass to travis cadet puts the saints back up on top 34-27. brees threw 423 yards. less than a minute to go. derek car answers. seth roberts, touchdown. touchdown. oakland could just kick it for a tie but they're going to go for two. they're going to lose it or they're going to win it. the lob up to michael crabtree. yes. raiders lead 35-34. jack del rio drew it up. saints get one final chance. the rookie kicker will lutz from 61 yards out. it's up. it's long enough. but it's wide left. and the raiders rally back to stun the saints 35-34 and win a season opener for the first time since 2011. >> i was thinking we're here to win. let's win it right now. coach del rio came up to me and said

competitors, more it becomes orton. if a veteran is injured, they beginle a claim to either or -- exists fortection this and it is essential to treat the that they malpractice claims the same, regardless. finally, the plan was presented in 2015. some balked at these costs and we believe that this must be met. this is at the utmost and blumenthal has just came from a press conference where he introduced a reform bill. bipartisande bicameral consensus that the status quo is not acceptable. we have worked with this committee. what can be done? i'm happy to answer any questions. >> thank you. a vigorous debate is going to take place. there have been numerous investigations. there is a report on the commission of care. to inform the nation's veterans. ultimately, they rejected the radical ideas and had a strong consensus on the comprehensive set of recommendations for the long-term transformation of the v.a.. they support the recommendations and i will focus if you in my oral remarks. with the v.a. acting as the coordinator

i think somebody 50 years from now find this an orton? that is the way i look at all of these boat. you could throw a dart and pick out any one you bought. the happiness book itself recommending because every healthy person wants to be happy. the title of the book is a very important thing to the head happiness is a serious problem. harpercollins said two men are very sweet way, dennis, it's a pretty down title for a book on happiness. it is a downer. so i'll never forget i said to the editor, i just want to know one thing. is it true or not? is happiness a serious problem? he said yeah, it is. so let's keep the title. he said okay, let's come up with a subtitle. i said fine. so there is a subtitle. a human nature repair manual which is no happier than the title. that is what is so funny about it. that's great. that's great? congratulate you. however, all things being considered, the book that i worked the hardest and that is most necessary at this moment is probably still the case for american values versus leftist values and islamist values. it is three books in one. i was thinkin