brendan: thank you, thank you. erin: all right, now let's get the view from the other side of the political divide. val digeorgio is the chairman of the pennsylvania republican party. he's joining us now from our digital operation center. thanks for being here with us on nbc10 @issue. you've been listening to our conversation with congressman boyle, so, what do republicans needs to do to hold on to vulnerable congressional seats? and what do you think your chances are of actually gaining house seats and ousting senator casey? val digeorgio: well, we need to stay on message and congressman boyle sounded very much like a lot of people on our side of the aisle because he's focused on jobs. he understands it's about jobs and creating jobs. president trump is committed to creating jobs. we in the republican party want an opportunity economy for all. and as far as next year's elections look, senator casey is not very much like brendan boyle. he's moved very far to the left. he's a far-left progressive now. he's not the m

creato's parents were in court and so was brendan's mother. a 14 minute video was played showing dozens of pictures of the toddler from his short life. the only thing creato said in court was the word no when the judge asked if he had anything to say. >> my grandson is not guilty. >> reporter: ma'am, he admitted it. >> he admitted to stopping -- well, he took a plea bargain. >> reporter: brendan's mother and prosecutors refused to comment after sentencing but d.j. creato's family maintains he's innocent. his first trial ended in a hung jury. >> it was too big of a gamble to go a second time around so he took the plea bargain and my wife and i and a lot of family and friends still believe in his innocence. >> what he pleaded to was recklessly causing his son's death. and that is a far cry from what he was charged with initially which was intentionally causing his death. >> reporter: creato will have to serve at least six and a half years in prison. he's getting credit for time served. in camden, i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news." monica.

it was october of 2015 when creato reported brendan missing.e child's body was found three hours later in a creek near his home. the jury could not come to a verdict. prosecutors argued creato killed the child so he would be free to pursue a romance with his teenaged girlfriend. last month creato admitted to depriving brendan of oxygen and agreed to a charge of aggravated manslaughter in return for 10 years behind bars. he says he did stop his boy from breathing but didn't kill him. >> the plea speaks for itself. it's a document. >> reporter: i read it. he says he stopped the boy from breathing but didn't kill him. >> that's not what it says. >> reporter: what does it say. >> i don't have it in front of me. it speaks for itself. >> reporter: creato's father says he'll find the child's killer. >> my wife and i and a lot of family and friends still believe in his innocence a hundred percent. >> reporter: creato will have to serve at least eight and a half years in jail before being even eligible for parole. today his father called on private inve

the first juan was brendan ike, one of the founder odd netscape and mousies la mozilla and the major language used across web pages in the internet. he has a new browser called gray, which works with bitcoin and micropayments and -- he writes $38 million in coin offerings. another company called baycor raised $150 million a few weeks. scores of internet initial coin offerings or crowd funding offerings that were made possible by the jobs act, made it easier to do these crowd fundings but they've really addressed this big crisis of ipos. no ipos for months on end, and now scores of these large, multimillion scores of million dollar issuances of tokens and currencies that don't sell equity because that would be regulated by the sec. instead, they sell other components of value in a company. brendan ike's idea is an attention token; so that in order to use your data, google or facebook or -- would have to pay you or to get you to accept one of their ads on your screen. they'll have to pay you in micropayments and the brave browser does that. and there are -- there's a new company called

creado entering the courtroom, there was silence for a moving tribute to 3-year-old brendan. these are the faces of a happy toddler, silly smiles, laughter at halloween, love on christmas, in his pjs after a bubble bath. prosecutors played the 14-minute video collage moments before his own father, d.j., would be sentenced to prison. despite a packed courtroom of family and dozens of detectives, ublgd hear a pin drop. prosecutor christine shaw read a statement from d.j.'s grandmother on his mother's side. >> sometimes i take a deep breath and i try to smile, but on october 13th, 2015, when brendan was murdered, i lost a piece of me that i will never get back. >> reporter: the judge asked if d.j. had anything at all to say. >> no. >> reporter: creado too took a plea deal, admitting he recklessly deprived brendan of oxygen but never said how or why he did it. the judge sentenced d.j. to ten years in prison. outside, no one from the prosecutor's office or the boy's mother, sam dinoto, would comment. both d.j.'s attorney -- >> he absolutely believes this was a plea that was too go

creato had reported his son brendan missing back in october of 2015. child's lifeless body was found several hours later in a creek near his haddon township home. prosecutors believe creato killed his little boy so he could continue dating his teenaged girlfriend. creato's family was at the courthouse today and they do not believe their son is the boy's killer. >> my wife and i and a lot of family and friends still believe in his innocence a hundred percent. >> last month creato admitted to "depriving brendan of oxygen." he agreed to a degree of aggravated manslaughter in exchange for 10 years behind bars. >>> a violent robbery caught on camera. a store owner is pistol whipped in the face. the armed robber storming a car repair shop in east lansdowne having no mercy on their helpless victims who were absolutely terrorized by the marked men in hoodies. >> at first i thought it was just someone joking around. >> reporter: it was no joke. a quiet friday morning turning into moments of terror when two masked gunmen barged into this auto repair shop in east

the engineer brendan bostian is charged with involuntary manslaughter.he judge ruled there wasn't enough evidence to send bostian to trial. he dismissed all charges. said bostian's lawyer, today there was justice. >> tuesday night the big story is the dropping of all charges in the case of the deadly amtrak train derailment. live outside the justice center is dann cuellar. you have the full story. >> that's right, jim. it was a ruling that took many by surprise except brendan bostian's lawyers. from the beginning they have maintained his innocence in this tragedy. >> everyone came to the same conclusion. this was not a crime. >> bostian was at the controls of amtrak 288 when it crashed may 18. the commonwealth called first responders and a rail expert to testify that bostian was criminally negative. the defense passed back citing finding about a wrong attack, it's possible he mistakenly accelerated to a curve of 156 miles per hour in a 56 miles per hour zone. the judge ruled it was an accident more than a crime. >> this was never a crime. this was an acc

brendan car, for example, i believe a couple weeks ago when he was there went to a cyber company to take a little tour and he seemed to be very tuned in to the job aspect of broadband deployment and of the next generation 5g where as jessica has spoken more in her visit today on the e rate subsidy for schools and on the so-called work gap kids without home internet access having disadvantages which has been a big priority for her. so, those north carolina visits to me gave a little glimpse into what those two are going to prioritize and, you know, i'm also very curious as to how far or not far commissioner car will do to chairman pie. >> the other interesting thing i think is jessica will act as commissioner back after six months having been away and there seems to be that she might be more outspoken and what is interesting is this comes with a backdrop of the democratic mr. clyburn may be leaving at some point and has been one of those longtime questions and rumors for many months now but when she might actually leave and that changes the dynamic a little bit if commissioner jessica is

it was october of 2015 when creato reported brendan missing and the child's body was found three hours later in a creek near his home. trieded in the spring the jury could not come to a verdict. prosecutors argued creato killed the child to be free to pursue a romance with teenage girl friends. last missouri he admitted to depriving brendan of oxygen and agreed to charge of aggravated manslaughter in return for ten years behind bars. he said he did stop boy from breathing but didn't kill him. >> the plea speaks for itsel itself. it's a document. you get it from the court. >> i read he it. >> he said he stopped the boy from breathing can killed him. >> that's not what the it says. >> i don't have it in front of me speaks for itself. >> creato's father said he'll find the child's killer. >> my wife and i and a lot of family and friends still believe in his innocence 100%. >> creato will have to serve 8.5 years before eligible for parole. today his father called on private investigators to find bren den's killer. well prosecutors say they already have him it's the bo boy's father. live in

he said he deprived brendan of oxygen but didn't say how. >> he lied to the police. he lied to his parents. worst of all he he lied to brendan's mother who certainly had a right to know exactly what had happened to her son. >> reporter: a 14 minute video was played showing dozens of photos from brendan's short life. it was silent. court rules don't permit music. creato declined to say anything before the judge sentenced him to 10 years in prison. after the sentencing his family maintains he's innocent. >> he took the plea bargain and my life and i and a lot of family and friends still believe in his innocence. >> he agrees that it's his recklessness that led to this. he's accepting responsibility for that end of what occurred here but that is a very different situation from saying i know what happened and i'm responsible for everything that happened. >> reporter: samantha denoto and christine she was had no comment as they left the courtroom. prosecutors read a statement from dj's maternal grandmother saying that she thinks the little boy was a angel and they hopes o

brendan carr, for example, i believe a couple of weeks ago when he was there he went to i think a cyber company to take a little tour, and he seemed to be very tuned into the jobs aspect of broadband deployment and of this next generation 5g whereas rosenworcel, commissioner rosenworcel has focused more in her visit today on the e-rate subsidy for schools and on the so-called homework gap, kids without home internet access having disadvantages. which has been a big priority for her. so those north carolina visits, to me, gave a little glimpse into what those two are going to prioritize. and, you know, i'm also very curious as to how far or not far commissioner carr will hue to chairman pai. >> host: john hendel. >> guest: well, the other interesting thing, i think, is questions about how, you know, jessica rosenworcel will act as commissioner now that she's back after six months away from the commission, or more than six months even. there seems to be a sense already that she might be a little more outspoken. and what's partly interesting is that this kind of comes with the backdrop of

he is the author of brendan smith, the female -- next carter connor dalton lyon, native of lexington, kentucky. he teaches the history department at st. mary, the author of segregation, the story of the jackson church visit campaign. next we have carol silver. 1961, became a freedom writer, 22-year-old secretary working at united nations headquarters, and the seemingly ordinary individuals in an extraordinary civil rights campaign. next we have wallace hawkins, part of the civil rights movement activities in the state during the 1960s, he became a member of the organization, in 1961 he was a county organizer for 1964 freedom summer and with the mississippi freedom court, a major lawsuit, it was the case like so many cases went on and on for 5 or 6 years, finally the case was decided in favor of the plaintiffs and federal judge ordered the textbook commission to approve it and so it was on the approved list for 1980. the problem was by then the textbook was old and out of date so it was never as widely adopted in the state but what it did do is have a profound effect on the way history

[inaudible conversations] >> host: and now on your screen is brendan shulman of a company called dji, what is that? >> guest: the largest manufacturer of personal and professional drones what some people estimate to be a 70% market share. >> host: how big is the market at this point? >> guest: i think it's really growing a lot. we've seen tremendous interest especially since the faa finalized their rules for commercial operation last august. they said there are about 35,000 pilots who have taken the test and passed it -- >> host: and they fly commercial for what kind of companies? >> guest: really it's a whole range of activities, everything from search and rescue to fire fighting, infrastructure inspection, agriculture, you name it. one of the best pieces of news i can share with you is we did a study a couple weeks ago that found at least 59 lives have been saved using drones like these. >> host: what kind of regulations are there to fly a drone either commercially or privately? >> guest: so the rules for flying recreationally are actually pretty simple, and they're all available ei

we havejust lost the wicket of brendan taylor as well as alex hales, losing brendan taylor for 65.ed on points in group dat those teams tied on points in group d at the moment, saw a must win for chris coleman's side. it is 0—0 still at the city of cardiff stadium there between wales and austria. you can keep up with that on the website and radio five live as well. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport on the bbc news channel throughout the evening. but for us, for now, goodbye. whether your team won are lost, what a lovely day for watching sport, broken clouds, sunshine and someone does well with the odd heavy showers reports of east anglia. this is one view from the moray coast. a gorgeous looking view and for many of us that was our saturday. for many of us this is our sunday, this cloud is looking to the west of us. already pushing the cloud to western parts of the uk. an atlantic weather system and the rain bearing down on northern ireland will push to overnight, into western scotland, west wales and the far south—west of england. a slow process, gales developing t

job is looking at north carolina but they have different agenda in mind but a couple of weeks ago brendan witt to a couple of companies and was very tune in to the job aspect of the next generation 5g whereas focusing more on the of subsidy for the whole work gap for internet access and that has been a big priority. so that is what they will prioritize and i am very serious as to how far that the commissioner will defer to the chairman. >> the other interesting thing how they will act as commissioner there seems to be as a little more outspoken with that other democratic member of the commission with those long time questions and rivers and that changes the dynamic if he is the sole veteran democrat if there are issues involving sinclair and then to take those out in a new sort of way but going forward that is something worth watching and hurricanes is something they have been incredibly vocal. so that is something i am curious about. that the commissioner is leaving again that comes up in the next few months. >> going back to that neutrality i think past the end of this year into the nex

brendan greeley, a contributor to "the economist" and wes moore, retired u.s. army captain and ceo of the robin hood foundation. megan, president trump calls kim jong-un a madman. is this rhetoric, noise or does it change things? >> it's more than rhetoric and noise for this reason. we're seeing a possibly uncontainable escalation at this point, not only in iran but also in north korea. here is the issue. what people are forgetting is there is no room for north korea to really back down. they are already facing economic devastation with the sanctions that were in place. additional tough sanctions will further, further bring that down in terms of what they can do. china with a crackdown about their own banks doing business with north korea. as the economic devastation, large parts of that country completely impoverished as is, there is no choice for him. do we think he's going to be at this point saying i'm going to back down on what i'm doing in terms of testing? it's actually much more likely we see another bigger test, a hydrogen test they've been discussing.

he took a plea deal last month admitting he recklessly deprived brendan of oxygen but never said why or how he did it. >> he believed this was a plea too good to turn down. >> he pleaded guilty to aggravated manslaughter after his murder trial ended in a mistrial with time served and good behavior, he could be out before he is 30 years old. >>> now to the latest on hurricane ravaged puerto rico, we just learned this afternoon cooper hospital offered to send a team to the island. the hospital board chairman will pick up the $100,000 bill for transportation. meantime food and water shortages continue and congress is working on the amount of financial aid the island will receive. take a look at this long line of people waiting for ice. it's become one of the most valuable items on the island now that power has been out for so long. residents are willing to stand for hours in the heat hoping to get enough to keep their food from spoiling. puerto rico will have to be rebuilt from scratch according to president trump. today he said 10,000 federal workers are involved in providing aid. >> u

dj creato's parents were in court, so was brendan's mother. the only thing creato said in court was the word no if he had anything to say. >> my grandson is not guilty. >> reporter: ma'am, he admitted it. >> he admitted to stopping -- well he took a plea bargain. >> reporter: brandon's mother and prosecutors refused to comment. the first trial ended in a hung jury. >> i took the plea bargain, my wife and and i and family and friends believe in his innocence. >> what he pleaded to was recklessly causing his son's death. that's a far cry from what he was charged with initially which was intentionally causing his son's death. >> police charge a woman in the murder of a bucks county pharmaceutical executive. michael mcknew was found dead with a gunshot wound to the head on august 8. mcknew and morrisey liervegd liervegd -- lived together. according to documents he wanted her out of the home. she returned to the crime scene and tried to make it look like it was a robbery. 7:36 a.m., happening this morning, police in delaware county searching for tw

it is only the second group game brendan rodgers has won in his career in the champions league.so he will be delighted with that result. fantastic result. manchester united have been in great form. they won 4-1 have been in great form. they won 4—1 against cska moscow. have been in great form. they won 4-1 against cska moscow. again, romelu lu ka ku was 4-1 against cska moscow. again, romelu lukaku was the star man. what a season romelu lukaku was the star man. what a season he is having so far. already, he has scored ten goals. already, he has scored ten goals. already he is in double figures for manchester united. he got a 4—1win over cs ka manchester united. he got a 4—1win over cska moscow. a trademark lukaku goal. this was an impressive win. marshall from provider to scorer. he was very good on the night, anthony martial. five wins in a row now in all competitions. that was a bit of an eric cantona celebration there. and mikko darian got the fourth goal. moscow did get a consolation but that was a brilliant win. —— henrikh mkhitaryan. benfica have had an appalling start to

like children and brendan's body was found laying on a flock shallow water in wooded area of cooper river park on october 13, 2015 and medical examiners ruled boy's death a hospital soyd and could not determine how he sigh died and if convicted of murder cato could face life in prison. following unexpected plea defense attorney rich ar facino told eyewitness news it was client's best option. >> this is tear bally sad situation he would be a fool not to take what was offered to him. >> with guilty plea to lesser charge of manslaughter attorneys agreed to ten years if prison with crew at owe eligible for parole in 8 1/2 years. crew at owe already served more than a year an a half in jail. under this plea agreement he could be out of prison in early as 7 years. and sentencing is scheduled for 1:30 this afternoon. for now live outside the cam didn't county courthouse i'm trang do cbs3 eyewitness news. >> thank you trang for the update. >> millions in puerto rico desperately waiting for aid after hur can maria devastated the island. >> devastated? and desperate. that's the situation for

was sentenced to a decade behind bars, david creato junior pleaded guilty in the death of his son brendanough his family maintains he is innocent. nora muchanic has the details. >> reporter: he has a new look, the ponytail is gone, david creato is in a red jump suit. he was sentenced to ten years behind bars for causing the death of his son in 2015. christine shaw read a letter from his maternal grandmother. his mother was in court, a 14 minute video was played showing dozens of pictures from his short life. the only word he said in court was no. >> my grandson is not guilty. >> reporter: ma'am he admitted it. >> he admitted to stopping, well he took a plea bargain. >> reporter: brendan's mother and prosecutors refused to comment after sentencing. djcreato maintains he is innocent. >> he was too big of a gambler the second time around, so he took the plea bargain. we believe in his innocence. >> what he pleaded to was recklessly causing his son's death. that's a far cry from what he was initially charged with which was intentionally causing his death. >>> a woman as arrested for killing m

nikita parris, 23, from manchester city, playing in front of a local crowd, here, at brendan parker,g through for the opening goal in the early stages, making a real point in her celebration of running over to the dugout, celebrating with mark sampson, beckoning the other players along with her. it was a statement as much as a goal. —— prenton park. making a point of showing their unity, through what they have described as a tough time in the build—up to this. that got england up build—up to this. that got england up and running, from then, lesson in finishing, mark sampson named an attacking line—up for this game, they were a threat in every area, jordan nobbs, in particular, pulling the strings, alongside frank irby, she popped up with a goal in the first half. lucy bronze, as well, wonderful finish, first half. lucy bronze, as well, wonderfulfinish, for the. full to 4-0 wonderfulfinish, for the. full to 4—0 in the first half. —— fran kirby. and england wrapped up a 6—0 victory that will do an awful lot to boost morale after what was a fairly disappointing end to their euro 2017 ca

brendan, what is your reaction to this plan? terms of the brackets. the brackets are the least of people's worries. >> we keep talking about how to simplify the tax code and we got fewer brackets. that's the easiest thing to do. you spend six hours on your 1044 and then you go at the end and you look at a table and that's my bracket and you're done. reducing the number of brackets does not simplify the tax code. the problem with the tax code is it's riddled with loopholes. we've been talking about tax cuts and tax recampaign finance reform. we now have the answer, it's a cut. >> and the brackets and doing the postcard are gimmicks that doesn't change the game at all. >> i mean, so we've been waiting for ten years for republicans in congress to say, okay, these are the deductions we're going to cut. paul ryan would come out for this tax plan he would say we're going to pay for it because we're going to cut a bunch of deductions. we still don't have anything behind the magic as tterisk. >> tbd, we don't know how it's going to get paid for. i want to sha

for the home manager, brendan rodgers, and his players, it's all a matter of "attitude", as kheredineaugh and a joke between manager and captain celtic prepare to welcome europe's elite, the multimillionaires of paris saint—germain are on their way, their band of brothers includes the most expensive front line in world football. you look at the front players. barney is strong, powerful and always in the box to score goals. mbappe really took the world by storm last year. it is clear, his talent, his speed, his mobility, his touch, his movement. then you add neymar to that. it is an incredible array of talent. the man making all the headlines is a certain superstar from brazil. the arrival in scotland of the world's was defence football is big news. psg splashed out £198 million for him, by comparison celtic‘s was the expensive signing was just £4.5 celtic‘s was the expensive signing wasjust £4.5 million. celtic‘s was the expensive signing was just £4.5 million. no set them barely is reportedly valued at £30 million. you could buy all of celtic for £173 million. how did they compete? i

lot of people across the nation for some reason have taken an interest in this case , and little brendan creato, three when he was murdered, just in october, so we are getting the time of the year, three years ago. he would be going in the first grade right now, as a six year-old. so, instead, we will see his mother, her family likely in court today and we may hear for the first time from david create owed in opened court. only time we have heard from him so far is on, some of the police video that played during his trial when he got a reaction and now we have learned a fake reaction because he admit that he had killed his son. so all that was acting like a lot of people thought it was and we will see how he acts for real in court today, thomas, 1:30 is scheduled time for sentencing. >> what time again i just interrupted you. >> reporter: 1:30, in new jersey and we are allowed to we will there been with a so- camera. >> shakes you to the correa lot of emotion, thank you. >>> we are getting more details bay stack in a grocery store parking lot that happened in wilmington. a woman had just

. >> jimmy: do you think you and brendan have what it takes to go all the way?ah. >> jimmy: you do. and where are you going to go? >> i want to go to disneyland. >> jimmy: you want to go to disneyland. that is the happiest place on earth. i hope that is a magic kingdom for the two of you. >> yeah. >> jimmy: after brendan's baby mama drama alex and cosette share a romantic moment. >> get it for me. >> alex is tough but he's really nice. >> thank you for the coin. >> you're welcome. >> you act tough but you are a good man. >> i'm not the bad guy that everybody thinks i am. >> she kissed me. [ laughter ] that's a big deal. >> i'm going to get you. >> donovan stole her from me. that guy made a big mistake. >> what's your favorite animal? >> unicorn. >> the motorcycle's following us. you can't follow us. >> he almost killed us. it was great. [ laughter ] >> you're the best. >> jimmy: on the next "baby bachelor in paradise," sparks fly between aidan and kennedy. but ethan refuses to play nice. charlie hits rock bottom. and the return of -- >> did you guys miss me? no?

top story at least thirty six brendan refugees have been shot dead by secure. forces in the democratic republic of congo that's according to the united nations interior ministry says fights between refugees and troops in the east of the country broke out after a group of four storm to jail they were protesting plans to send some of them back to burundi and try to free others who had been arrested earlier well earlier we spoke to under a scotch of who works for the un refugee agency in can shots at the d.l.c. as capital he gave us more detail about what happened. circumstances are not clear we have heard about it just after it happened yesterday. timor send partner staff is also has gone to the place also to treat the many injured including very severely injured circumstances we heard that there was a confrontation with the armed forces and shooting and apparently according to the latest sigur there seem to be over thirty dead and over one hundred injured but all this is still subject to final confirmation a u.n.h.c.r. team was on its way but i haven't heard fee

his father in fact told me little brendan was quote snatched out a thin air and not by his own son. he still doesn't believe he committed this crime. he says he will fight till the day he dies for answers to and to defend his son's innocence. >> 24-year-old dj enter the croom to be sentenced. it's nearly two years to the date and for 14 minutes today a video commanded silence. a video collage of precious moments in his life. laughter, halloween cos tums and christmas cheer. a statement was read. >> my grandson, my buster brown, was beautiful, charming, smart, loving. >> he showed little emotion and he chose not to comment to the court. he was sentenced to 10 years in new jersey state prison for manslaughter, a plea deal he accepted to serve far less jail time and avoid another trial. the first aepded in a deadlock outside, no one on the prosecution team or the boy's mother would speak with us. his father says his son is not a monster or killer. >> he did it i would not support him. and i wish he would rot in jail. >> relatives on dj's side say mistakes in the first 48 hours. the. >>

. >> [inaudible] >> on your screen, brendan of a company called dji. what is that?> the largest manufacturer of personal and professional drones, a 70% market share. >> how big is the market? >> it is growing a lot. we have seen tremendous increases. are 35,000 pilots who have taken the test and passed it. >> they fly for what companies? >> a whole range of activities. infrastructure, agriculture. you name it. news, the best pieces of we did a study that found at least 59 lives have been saved using drones like these. >> what kind of regulations are there to fly a drone? >> the rules for flying recreationally are simple. they are all available on the faa website or the know before you fly campaign. within -- near an airport. rules that are common sense. the good news is it is not that hard to get a license. testf people who take that pass. they ask you things like airspace, things people learn about in a day or two. , a no-fly zone for drones. it extends far out. once one of the things we have done, we want to push the envelope not just in terms of what you can do,

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pleaded guilty last month in the death of his son brendan. the toddler's body was found in the woods of haddon township in 2015. he could be released in six years if he gets the minimum sentence and the judge includes time already served. >>> a former dover air force base airman pled guilty to sexually abusing a teenage runaw runaway. he faces up to 15 years in prison for the crime. in exchange for the guilty plea, prosecutors say they will not oppose a lighter sentence. an airman from philadelphia still faces charges of sex trafficking of a child as part of the same case. >>> today marks one year since a new jersey transit train slammed into the station in hoboken. the crash killed one woman and injured more than 100 others. now lawmakers are calling for changes that could lead to improved safety on the rails. one of the changes, train engineers could have to take a sleep apnea test. cory booker and chuck schumer introduced a bill that would require the test. last month president trump said he would leave it up to the railroads to determine

. >> brendan schulman with dji. some of this probings. >> thank you very much. >> we want to introduce you to mar any goldberg who work ford visa. >> i'm he head of public affairs and work on communications surrounding government relations and help with policy. we're here today at the ces on the hill to showcase the latest in payment technology. when you think about paying for things, you think maybe about using a credit card, but as technology evolves, so do the ways we pay for things. this is a prototype and is intended to show you some of the ways in which one might bay for things in the future. for example, you might be able to pay with a fingerprint. fingerprint that would be linked to your account. we recognize your fingerprint. we also have a prototype in wearable. this is a ring and prototype. but it can be used, for example to pay in that way. maybe you're going door run and you didn't want to takure wallet. if you had a wearable you can pay that way. and we have facial technology that will scan your face a

it was made by brendan o'neill. her name is at the bottom. as you can see, the chains are broken to represent the bonds of slavery that missed tubman broke miss broke in her life. you can see the scarring on her back, scars from the floggings she received in her life. she was very strong, she could do the work of a man, so her muscular stature is also visible. the piece of oak is a reference to her time in maryland, it was standing before about 460 years before it fell down. this cedar was chosen because it has that spiral texture and shows texture and strength. it is also a reference to her time in the fields of her father outside. and the visitors center first building is lined in cedar as well. as you can see, she is lifting north, that she is facing north symbolizing her search for freedom. we begin the tour. as you can see, we are starting in the south heading towards the north, just like harriet time in it in her journeys on the underground railroad. the ceiling and the floor and the siding also make you look from south to north, very s

notts lost the wicket of alex hales early on, half centuries from brendan taylor and samit patel helpedt notts completed the double after also winning this season's 50—over competition. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. a huge wildfire raging in los angeles has forced hundreds of homes to be evacuated in what the mayor has called the ‘largest fire' in the city's history. an area spanning 5,000 hectares has already burnt, and so far one home has been destroyed. around 500 homes have been evacuated in various parts of the city and neighbouring glendale. hundreds of firefighters are battling the fire which broke out on friday during the us labor day long—weekend. authorities are concerned that winds will whip up the flames and cause it to spread quickly in unpredictable directions. frankfurt is moving 65,000 people from their homes this morning to allow for a controlled explosion of allow for a controlled explosion of a world war ii bomb. the financial capital has been warned it could grind toa capital has been warned it could grind to a halt tomorrow if people don

at issue is whether detectives tricked brendan dassey into confessing. two lower courts overturned the conviction, but he remains in jail while this appeal by the state is heard. a ruling may not come for months. >>> now we'll take you state by state and county by county for the stories from across our area. >> in chester county, the man in this video seen punching a disabled man pleaded guilty yesterday to misdemeanor assault charges. barry baker faces two to four years in prison. prosecutors say the video from last month shows baker mocking him and punching the victim outside a convenience store in westchester. baker originallyjected a plea deal -- originally rejected a plea deal after digs peting the prosecution's description -- disputing the prosecution's description of the event. >>> parents and students suing a berks school district over its bathroom policy for transgender students, a judge denied a request to stop the policy while the lawsuit moves through the legal system. the ruling means boyertown transgender students can continue to use the re

however, the celtic boss afterwards, brendan rodgers he wasn't happy with parts of how his team playedside at times. manchester united were winners over fc basel. however their boss jose mourinho winners over fc basel. however their bossjose mourinho accused his team of not taking the opposition seriously. he said there were too many tricks. bad decisions, too many gambles as well and they played like it was fantasy football. clearly he wa nted it was fantasy football. clearly he wanted perfection from his side and that's what the chelsea fans got at sta mford that's what the chelsea fans got at stamford bridge. they are back in champions league after a season away and they beat the azerbaijan champions. conte called it the perfect start. so at least one happy manager. we will see ifjurgen klopp gets his smile back. manchester city are in action as well as spurs. so it will be another busy evening in the champions league to come as well. and, very interesting, we have been hearing from the england women's manager mark sampson about accusations of racism hanging over him? yes, this is a

the gulf in class between brendan rodgers side and their old firm rivals rangers was clear to see. chris mclaughlin reports. into a cauldron of noise and colour, celtic swaggered, all the confidence ofa celtic swaggered, all the confidence of a side unbeaten domestic week in 56 matches. they almost scored in less tha n 56 matches. they almost scored in less than 56 seconds. in a match for tackles a re less than 56 seconds. in a match for tackles are known to fly, even the managers were not safe. no foul given, no penalty eitherfor this clash between moray loss and similar rich. no goals in the first half but minutes after the interval... it was no more than celtic deserved for their dominance. the rangers boss pedro caixinha was less than impressed with his defence. the home side had the odd glance at goal but having conceded only the odd season, celtic stood firm. just after the hour murk, it was two, patrick roberts was the provider and leigh griffiths did what he does best. it played out as many predicted and those in green and white simply loved it. they were a different level

. >> brendan's in the back of the room speaking out. mike nelson with cloud fair. i'm a technologist working for a technology firm. i always look for technology solutions but i'm actually in i asked about economics. seems like there's little research done on how we can make spamming, malware, iran somewhere less profitable for the criminals and we have even less good research on how we can change the economics so we can get people to fix the problem. one good good example is in the federal government where we have hundreds of servers used in almost every attack because they amplify the attack. somehow we have to get the economics right so the people who run those servers are punished. >> that's helpful perspective. legislative director is here and i think that's really interesting thing to follow up on. >> it does play into some of the perception management and psychological operation. what's the cost if russia gets it wrong on twitter. the cost is nothing. if they get it right it's low cost and we all know they started the hiv rumor which is all false women now th

and celtic manager brendan rodgers has a record of five wins and a draw from his six old firm matchesthe cup games, the victories at ibrox so they are all special games and games that myself and the players look forward to. the early kick off in the premier league, is west ham against tottenham. the hammers mexican striker javier hernandez has arranged for the shirts, of both teams, to be auctioned off, to raise money, for the earthquake relief fund, in his home country. his west ham manager slaven bilic, knows his side have their work cut out today, because he thinks spurs are title contenders. for me, they are the team that plays the most attractive football, definitely one of the contenders to win the league. they have energy, pattern, individual quality, they have got pace, and they have got the team that has been building for three years now, i think. the years of sacrifice will seem worth it tonight, if britain has another boxing world champion. hughie fury — the cousin of tyson — is aiming to claim the wbo heavyweight belt. his opponent is the undefeated joseph parker, from new

the republicans because selling the rest of this would be awfully hard for more on this let's go to brendan williams he's the c.e.o. of the new hampshire health care association brennan great to have you with us tonight what was the fail what was the failure of all of this i mean you're there over three the republicans after telling the americans they could have a better plan than obamacare unpack it for us. well practice hasn't made perfect they have had over seven and a half years since the name to come up with a credible alternative and once again it blows up on the launch pad and in this case listening to what senator graham had to say earlier about how he'd never enjoyed himself. speaking on behalf of the several thousand nursing home caregivers and residents that i fight for every day i can say they've never been more terrified than they have been throughout this ordeal as you see this was this an attack on a social program more than anything else you know the republicans for years have wanted to go after the new deal you know they've always wanted to write just strip away any kind of

brendan rodgers has a record of five wins and a draw from six matches so far. ways. you have got the league games, the cup games, record victories at ibrox. so they are all really, really special games, games that myself and that she really look forward to. the early kick—off in the premier league, is west ham against tottenham. the hammers mexican striker, javier hernandez, has arranged for the shirts of both teams to be auctioned off to raise money for the earthquake relief fund in his home country. his west ham manager, slaven bilic, knows his side have their work cut out today, because he thinks spurs are title contenders. for me, they are the team that plays the most attractive football, definitely one of the contenders to win the league. they have energy, pattern, individual quality, they have got pace, and they have got the tea m have got pace, and they have got the team that has been building for three years now, i think. for us, it isjust follow for us, it is just follow our way and try to win. of course, we know very well what it means for our fans, t

she was about five feet tall in real life and this is also five feet tall, made by rounded -- by brendan o'neill. this is a bronze bust, and you can see her name at the bottom, along with chains that are broken to represent the bonds of slavery that ms. tubman rule broke along the underground railroad. you can see the scarring on her back, which were scars from the floggings she received in her life. she was very strong. she bragged she could do the work of a man, so her muscular stature is also visible. the bronze bust a sitting atop the piece of oak is a reference to her time in maryland, it was standing for about 400 years before it fell down. this cedar was chosen because it has that spiral texture and shows texture and strength, also a reference to her time in the timber fields with her father, as i mentioned outside. the visitors center first building is lined with cedar, as well. as you can see, she is lifting north, that she is facing north symbolizing her search for freedom. we begin our tour now. we are starting in the south, heading towards the north, like harriet tubman on he