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we remember the life of dick gregory. >>> supporters, protesters, ? what went on at the national mall today. plus, an exciting show was in the air. wusa 9 news at 11:00 starts now. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us, i'm la we're going to get to all of those stories in a bit. first, we begin with breaking news. sad news out of fairfax county. a single car crash in great falls leaves two people dead this evening. it happened on the 10,500 block of beach mill road. a man and a woman were killed in that crash. a juvenile female passenger was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. no word yet on what caused that crash. as soon as we get more information, we'll let you know. the results are in. hundreds of people came out to vote for the new name of jeb stewart high school. the school board voted to change the name of the school that was named after the confederate general. >> >> i'm alumni of jeb stewart. >> reporter: voting day outside jeb stewart high school. >> the most important young virginiaen, most people never heard of. >> b

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gregory: thank you. rosemary: coming up, carson wentz, he carried the eagles to their first win of the season. next, we'll talk about how he's winning off the field as well with football hall of famer ray didinger. in just about an hour and a half from now, the birds, led by quarterback carson wentz, will kick off their second game of the 2017 season. wentz has come out strong after leading the birds to a win just last week against the washington redskins. it's not just his game on the field that's getting him a lot of attention lately. there's plenty of talk about what the very private wentz is doing off the field. wentz headlined faith on the field, an event at eastern university in st. david's earlier this month. he and eagle tight end trey burton discussed their experiences as professional athletes who are deeply religious. wentz says his faith is number one in his life. carson wentz: it's really, you know, part of everyday life for me. am i perfect? by no means, but it's just living, playing with th

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the celebon gregory's life continues today. parade gets started at 10:30 at howard theater in d.c. >> fairfax county police guyed the people killed in a crash in virginia. the 26-year-old and 23-year-old abigail ryan of great falls died when their car slammed into a tree. we're told that a 15-year-old girl has life threatening injuries. >> let's get a final check of the weather with lauren. what do you say? >> we have a nice day. if you like saturday you'll like today maybe a few sprinkles but as we go into your monday looking good. tuesday we're tracking jose. that's going to remain offshore but we're looking at maybe a few clouds on tuesday and then possibly into wednesday morning and a little bit of a breeze as well. if that track shifts just a little to the west not going to impact us here but we could have the outer rain bands on the eastern shore possibly into southern maryland. wednesday, thursday, friday looking good and all guys on maria. we'll have to watch monday and tuesday o then it's going to continue to head towa

gregory's family said the outpouring of support from the d.c. un hearts. >> i just want people to embody the man's life. he gave a lot. he sacrificed a lot for manufacture the things. it wasn't just civil -- many of the things. it wasn't just civil rights. it was human rights, animal rights. >> gregory's funeral was held yesterday in maryland. >>> we now know the names of two people killed in a deadly car wreck this weekend in great falls. the single car crash happened last night in the 10500 block of beach mill road. fairfax county police tell us the driver, 26-year-old benjamin wenger of virginia and his 20-year-old passenger abigail ryan of fall church died at the scene. another passenger, a 15-year- old young lady, is still in the hospital with life threatening injuries. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. ♪[ music ] >>>. >>> immigration reform on the minds of many who attended the fiesta celebration today. latinos are worried after president trump's decision to get rid of daca and what they say are his seemingly mixed messag

gregory, i would encourage you to visit our programs. we have to remember that the pioneers of computer science were women. first computere programmer, a woman. johnson.per, kathryn if you look at every study, girls outperform girls on that -- on math and science every year. it is not about aptitude. it has never been about aptitude. there are thousands, tens of ,housands of brilliant competent women across the country in the tech industry. i invite you to come to our programs and meet some of them. host: we have numbers of the theme of computer science graduates. in 1984 it was 37% and in 2016 it dropped almost in half to 18% or more than half. clearly, i am not good at coding and math. let's go to doug who is calling from connecticut. caller: good morning. -- shehter is just about just entered high school and she and ofinterest in coding that sort of thing. i'm wondering what kind of four somebody are just at that age -- for someone just at that age. guest: how old is she? caller: a freshman in high school. guest: definitely pick up ou

>> the manhunt has ended, they locate gregory feldman wanted for shooting his exgirlfriends ' mother. >> this morning their suspect is dead. we're live with new developments. >> republicans last ditch effort to overhaul the nation 's healthcare care law has failed. i'm hena doba with more on what's next. >> and, honoring our history. philadelphia will remember a forgotten hero later today. we'll tell but octavia catto's contribution to our city. >> today is tuesday, september e midst of the week, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this tuesday morning. good morning, ladies? good morning, guys. looking outside, we have some construction on the schuylkill actually causing some bumper to bumper conditions. no fun at 5:00 in the morning. >> really early for that. >> yes, it is. >> you know, it is kind of early, too, for the kind of temperatures we have out there very warm start to the day. another very summer like day coming up, as well. but not as hot as yesterday. we ended up over achieving, hit 91 degrees yesterday. so still c

and we can bring in greg and help from the defense in foreign affairs general good evening to gregory just getting you i rule thoughts on this many people have sort of stated this isn't string the important die in the fight against size two but do you think the war with terrorists in syria is coming to an end. not quite but i do believe that sure isis will start to move under a more global framework it will have less of an ability to drive large population movements within syria or iraq that matter largely this is because. the syrian government and with it with the russian support. ramped up their capabilities at the same time that he is essentially being cut off from supporting diet and from and some of the other groups so. we're basically saying a lot of factors which will inhibit de sion the future but it will cause them to lash out on the international scene as we've been saying it over the last few months anyway and the next thing they know they'll be focusing on how to minimize the public relations. calamity of losing the next fun which will be rucka and from the syrian governme

host: gregory is on the line from indiana. you have experience with this type of contract, gregory. wondering, myjust question is, going back to 2008 when the financial crisis hit, why are some of these companies considered too big to fail? why should the taxpayers bail them out when they are thieving and lying and they got themselves into the situation in the first place. thank you. guest: gregory, i share your frustration there. banks, wells large fargo and what they are still doing to rip off their own customers. some of these players made these bad loans. we the taxpayer, then, had to bail them out and pick up the pieces from this foreclosure crisis. this is another piece we are having to pick up from the crisis. fannie mae ended up with lots of these properties. they are under pressure to recoup losses. they're selling them off in bulk . unfortunately they sold them back to some of the same predatory actors that helped contribute to the economic meltdown in the first place. that is the cycle we have to get out of. it would be great if we had first-time homebuyers program in thi

cnn political analysts gregory and kara. gregory, politically speaking, is this part to play to his base friday night with these comments about sobs, or is this dumb politically in that it creates all of this backlash this weekend? >> well, you know, we'll get a gauge of that i suppose over time. i actually don't think that's what's most important. whether it's smart or dumb, it is irresistible for donald trump who as a political figure and now as president cannot help himself but to insert himself in a way that is so counter productive that only further divides us, only stokes grievances between factions in our country and doesn't try to bring people together and help people understand this is a tough debate over the appropriateness of his protest or to validate where the protest is coming from on the part of largely african-american players who are protesting police brutality or misconduct in this country. this is a tough issue. and for the president to wrap himself in the flag is particularly rich given the fact that, and

david gregory is with us. normally with a toast like that, they raise their glasses and there is a round of applause. i didn't hear the applause. >> this is a crowd that i don't think the president has won over. he is making an essential point that i think is very much in keeping with his philosophy and some of the criticisms he made with the un overtime. it's very much consistent with a message that brought him into the presidency. i will call the institutions out for not doing a good enough job and not pulling their weight if it has to do with nato that is detonato or agreements that are bad. that's a controversial position and he has a lot of people who support that. look at the problems we have been having with north korea going back to the 90s. bill clinton negotiated a position. this is consistent with a tough approach to the united nations. he is not very diplomatic about it, he has been a critic, but there is potential to work together. that's what the supporters will say was a win today and he will ha

we're going today beau live to the memorial that's honoring kick gregory.starts in just minutes. >> news 4 today starts now. this sunday. you're facing the day having a good one. thank you for joining us on this sunday. >> let's get this party started. >> this is angie goff. we have the sun starting to come out. we have football. we have the emmys. it is a big day lauren. >> it's a huge day. a second week of football. also look at this fog break upright now. you can see it breaking up behind me. we are looking at clearing skies and we will get some sunshine this afternoon. looking good. temperature 74. it's a little warm out there right now. perfect timing with that helicopter. 75 degrees for the 10:00 hour so we'll move up and it will be in the low 80s as we get into the early afternoon. maybe a few sprinkles this afternoon. may have encountered a few yesterday. same deal today. visibility improving, thank goodness and that's going to continue to be the case as we get through the next hour

gregory, where do you want to begin with this? what's happening and why is this happening? >> well, i think the why is everything we have come to know about donald trump as a political figure and as president. t"the wall street journal" this morning described this issue with the nfl as cultural catnip for donald trump. i think there was little doubt that he would seize on this issue to wrap himself in the american flag, to take a stand against we call the sobs who are leading protests in the name of civil rights and against police misconduct and using the forum they have as part of the nfl to make that statement when there is a lot of people watching. it is a big platform, indeed. and i think what he lacks as a president, what you saw in the response, is a softer touch, a more deft touch to understand how sensitive this issue is all around and that this is a really contentious issue. you know, the reality is if your players are doing this, asserting your right to make this kind of statement, it's not going to be celebrated all the way around. fans will boo you. people again

s howard theater a sendoff that dick gregory would've loved. his adopted hometown. >> i feel like they're the thief of baghdad. they have stole my brother in d.c. from st. louis. >> reporter: he went along willingly. gregory family humored carried on by dick's younger brother ron. all for a man from the midwest who at one point had the nation's top selling come did i album. >> even being at the top, even with all of the millions he made, he did not lose it, he willfully chose to give it up. >> reporter: and he did it for the causes he the african-american civil war museum frank smith recalls the voting effort in 1962. >> he brought an airplane full of food and clothing down there to feed people who had been put off those plantations because they tried to register to vote. >> reporter: he died on august 19th. today represented his last stroll on u. street fitting with a line of musicians and supporters. ♪ >> reporter: those who took to the streets recently in his birthplace of st. louis were doing it in protest of police brutality there. a point

we have gregory and cnn politics reporter and editor at large. david gregg gregory what does m for mcmcconnell and trump and beyond? >> reporter: sometimes when you lead a wave the way donald trump did, a new pop limp in politics and ride that into the white house, it doesn't mean you can control the current after that. and i think that's what donald trump is experiencing now. trump himself campaigned against the establishment as president, campaigning against fellow republicans, cutting a deal on the budget, a short-term deal, criticizing republicans for failing to get health care done. i also think it's one of the reasons why with this result coming that donald trump -- i changed my views on this a little bit the -- rather cynically waded into the culture wars again. that is his bread and butter, trying to allow himself shoulder to shoulder with the roy moores of the country. there will be more of it with steve bannon out there s is toking it up. >> roy moore makes donald trump look like a puppy when it comes to, dream views. this man is the re

. ♪ >>> celebrating the life of civil rights icon and comedian dick gregory.housands attended the public memorial service in landover today. loved ones and those whose lived he touched watched highlights through vintage video clips. gregory died last month at the age of 84. there's a parade in his honor tomorrow morning. that starts at 10:30 at the howard theater in northwest d.c. >>> one of the number of protests in and around the national mall took place at the white house and it included demonstrators who feeled that russia interfered with the election. of those who attended many echoed the same message that punishing russia's actions. >> it's just very, it's just very outrageous for having our democracy put at risk and completely unacceptable. that's why i came out here to definitely voice my concern as a citizen. >> protesters say they hope today's message to the white house is at the russian bully america. >>> to the delight of many, the air show is back at joint base andrews. crowds filled the military base from prince george's county to get an up close

>> greg: i just see people... >> juan: gregory, gregory -- >> greg: they hated that we moved. >> juan's what i was going to say. they're going to use this opportunity to tell us how much -- i hope they celebrate. those folks that have been watching at 9:00, maybe you have not seen us before. come on back. you know, before i was so rudely interrupted by dr. greg gutfeld, i was telling you to use the hashtag and we are going to air all the videos, the pictures of you celebrating. some cynics don't believe it but yes. right. >> greg: [laughs] >> juan: kimberly, what do you think? >> kimberly: i'm thrilled to go back to 5:00 p.m. the show was so great there. it's where we began. they loved the show at 5:00. many of them were not able to stay but i love what you said, it's so true. we have new viewers, people that joined our five family at 9:00 and now they are part of our viewership too and we are appreciative of them and we hope you come with us. >> juan: what about you? will you have to give craig seekers jacket back? >> oh! >> greg: >> jesse: real men wea, juan. get off the air in the

. >> the chester county district attorney's offers confirms that gregory feldman was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wounds. >> this proposal is about as popular as prolonged root canal work. >> the latest gop proposal to repeal and replacement obama cara peers all but dead in the water. >> we've not declared war on north korea. >> the white house pushing back against north korea's claims that president trump has declared war against the rogue nation. >> where is the army? we're fed up. >> patience running thin, and supplies are running low. millions of hurricane victims in puerto rico. >> it is an honor long overdue a monument celebrating civil rights leader, octavia catto will be unveiled today at philadelphia city hall. >> and that monument will be unveiled about 11:00 on the southwest corner of city hall. >> better late than never. here here. we send it over to katie. speaking of late, fall making late appearance seems like? >> yes, taking its sweet old time here. at least you can walk out the door without the need of extra layer in most locations, still little cooler goin

for joining us look how concerned are you gregory by the situation on the korean peninsula i'm quite concerned and i'm not alone in that actually a few hours ago i met with activists who were here in the united states. visiting from south korea and they were thing and there they really have for decades under the tension between the u.s. and north korea and they consider that right now is the most dangerous moment they've seen in their lives and i have to share that opinion with them unfortunately. i think the rampant inflation is painting itself into a corner so for instance from recently tweeted that talks are not the answer and so that just leaves the option of threatening north korea which only encourages north korea to accelerate its nuclear weapons program which in turn encourages the trumpet ministration to play on the threats so it's a very dangerous moment it seems very much like a vicious cycle of do you think once wool or do you feel as you say that the developing defensive measures against an external threat. i don't think north korea wants war obviously the united states

the chester county district attorney's offers confirms, that gregory solomon was found dead of self-inflicted gunshot wounds, last night, now, police had been looking for him, since friday, in connection with the shooting of his exgirlfriends' mother. but take a look at video from the scene overnight. now, feldman's body found inside his car at a wawa in schuylkill township late monday. investigators and the coroner 's offers spent the night gathering evidence for the car towed away from the scene. now this all started just after 12:15 friday afternoon, when limerick township police responded to home on long meadow road. there they found 48 year old amy herman suffering from gunshot wounds to her chest and neck. identified feldman, her daughter's 30 year old boyfriend as the shooter. police launched manhunt offering up $1,000 reward for his whereabouts, until feldman 's body was found monday night, just 15 minutes from the herman's home. now, amy herman is recovering and is expected to be okay. but as you guys can imagine, just very scary past few days until this gruesome discovery. but for n

this video shows gregory allen justice being interv fter his arrest >> reporter: federal prosecutors say gregory alan justice betrayed his country, sold out his employer and allegedly tried to kill his wife, but a judge handed down a lesser sentence giving him only five years saying there was only evidence of espionage. >> can you tell me about what you were trying to acquire? >> reporter: this video shows justice interviewed by fbi acts after his arrest last year. it was shown to a judge today by federal prosecutors who were trying for a harsher sentence against the boeing engineer. they say justice sold his company's sensitive military satellite information to barter for secrets on a potentially lethal muscle relaxant to kill his wife. >> you realized what it would do. >> reporter: but it was an allegation that could not be proven. unlike the $3 million worth of trade secrets that justice handed over to an undercover fbi agent posing as a russian spy. justice said he needed the money for his sick wife even though he was sending money to a mistress on the side. if you think this sou

gregory's face is on the new mural outside of the ben's chili bowl. a long list of celebrities are expected to attend a memorial service for him in landover. a parade of life will happen in d.c. both events open to you. we posted the details on the nbc washington app. gregory died last month at the age of 84. >>> 6:07 on this saturday morning. in the few hours since we told you about the effort to raise money for a homeless funer funeral, you donated all the money her family needed and more. baby ida died of sudden infant death syndrome but her family is homeless and didn't have the money to properly bury her. we shared herd sto ed her story at 11:00. the gofundme raised more than $1,300, blowing past the goal. a lot of you dipped into your pockets and poured out your hearts for this baby, this angel. >> you can still donate. go to the nbc washington app. search baby ida and you'll find a link to the page. >>> we have new video coming into the newsroom. it is from the nursing home nightmare. this is a story you're familiar with, david, being in florid

david gregory, the language alone he is tweeting about the nfl. and the language deserves examination. forget about that it was the loudest he ever heard at the dallas game. who knows if that's true. it was true in his mind. great anger. who says those words? there is nothing great about anger. yet to the president, he sees negativity directed at these people on the field as a good thing. how is it a good thing? >> well, it's not a good thing. and i think it shows something about how the president sees himself as president in the country. he sees himself as a culture warrior, to get into the heart of a divisive issue like this, and create a firestorm to his liking. in other areas he's more of a bystander, when it comes to major legislation he would like to see passed, he has been more of a bystander. it's really much more of a team effort, thankfully so, given some of the advisers he has around him, when it comes to dealing with foreign affairs. here, he feels like he can uniquely drive this particular issue. you know, that earlier tweet about --

gregory's face was featured on that ben's chili bowl mural.ng list of celebrities are expected to attend a memorial service for him that's happening in landover. then tomorrow, a parade of life will happen in the district. both events are open to the public. we've posted the details in the app, as well. gregory, you might recall, died last month at the age of yn ric c and we have a lot going on this weekend. the fiesta festival, latinos out there. >> yeah. >> supposed to start at 1:00. given 3:00. >> after the siesta. >> we'll trickle in later. >> if they want to kick it up late tonight, after 4:00, 5:00, get the parade going, it'll be fine. it is going to be great all throughout the evening. we've got a little bit of mugginess out there. a little bit of humidity i was going to say out there right now. really, that's the only thing. there is a slight chance of a stray shower passing through. really, i think we're going to remain dry with plenty of sunshine. make the outdoor plans, as a lot of you have, given the events in d.c. we are watching

that was one of the events over the weekend to celebrate gregory's life.n saturday, there was a public memorial service. it was held in landover, maryland. i was coming out of church on sunday and saw the procession. a lot of people just stopped to pay respects. >>> hillary clinton is hitting the road. err book tour begins here in d.c. getting a ticket will cost you. you'll be shocked at the amount they're selling for. >>> could peanut buttercups be a thing of the past? we'll tell you if there's fact behind any of the reese's rum >>> right now at 5:30, a foggy start to the weekend as you look over the district. depending where you wake up, it can be tough to see when you hit the roads. >> you may want to give yourself extra minutes. also trouble on metro's orange line. any time there's trouble on metro, you extend your commute. adam tuss will get you around that. first, here's storm team 4 weather. >> sheena parveen is watching a tropical storm watch and chuck is outside first with our local forecast. chuck, what's it feel like? >> it's actually p mostly i

ronald mcnair, allison -- gregory jarvis and christa mcauliffe. we mourn their loss as a nation together. >> christa enjoyed teaching very much like i think most of us who teacher ind in the space program. we were all enthusiastic about educating our students and developingi in them a real thirst for knowledge. christa was originally from framingham, massachusetts, and she was a social studies teacher who had conga high school -- school forigh several years before the teacher in space program got announced. in the opportunity to fly space and do something unique in education and to teach students all over the world, the excitement of space exploration appeal to her as it did to me, as a science teacher. the opportunity of fly in space. president reagan: today i am toecting nasa choose as the first citizen passenger in the history of our space program one of america's finest, a teacher. space programn was first announced by president reagan back in 1983, where they were going to have a citizen passenger fly aboard the space shuttle and teach somree

let's bring in cnn political analysts david gregory and john avlon and associate editor and columnistor realclearpolitics a.b. stoddard. a.b., let me start with you. why did donald trump do this? is this donald trump the deal-maker and party be damd. >> i don't think he woke up yesterday morning and decided he wanted to be bipartisan. there's a lot of poison in the well right now. it was really as bad as republicans thought it could be with the president attacking republicans over the summer when they got back from the august recess with all this work to do in 12 legislative days. this was beyond their imagination. he basically wanted to do something that he thought would help clear the decks or get back at republicans or both, but what he's done is made everything way more complicated for his own objectives. he's given the democrats more leverage before december, created another perilous vote for republicans. he slowed down momentum on tax reform. >> wait a second. you say slowed down momentum. wasn't this the breathing room, his aides said, the breathing room of september. >> no. th

>> mcclaren believes one of the heartless felons exerting that pressure is gregory mclemore.al and has pled not guilty to several charges, including aggravated robbery and assault. >> tell me what's going on mclemore. >> honestly? >> yeah. >> i don't know. they came and snatched everybody up. >> you don't know? >> no, truthfully on my dead mother. my mother's grave i don't know. i'm here fighting a case for my life. you feel me? i ain't got time -- i got aggravated robbery and a lot of crazy tough. i'm here fighting a case for my life. i ain't got time to be involved in no gang. >> okay. i don't have that bowl on my head where i can see into the future. only can deal with what i see right now before me. >> do you know that -- >> what i see right now before me that you did take part in this here, and what i see right now that do you know about this. thank you. get back with you. you take care of yourself. >> you, too. >> steven williams. >> the third inmate, another alleged ringleader of the gang, is steven williams. who is here on charges, including aggravated robbery and kid

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let's bring in cnn political analyst, david gregory, and a columnist for "the daily beast." they may have the capacity in north korea to build an h bomb? >> yes, that was yesterday. the head of the strategic command said this was probably an h bomb. >> not last night but the one prior to that? >> the september 3 detonation. >> we have north korea making accelerated progress. what concerns me enough is not their technical achievements, but it's their defiance. they saw china and russia water that down and they are pretty confident, so they are going to say whatever they want and do whatever they want. this was extremely provocative arcing it over japan. >> david gregory, about donald trump's response. he seems to have tempered it since his fire and fury comments weeks ago. yesterday he gave a more measured responses, and i don't know if we have it, and we are working on different things, and i can't tell you what i am working on, but believe me the f people in this country will be very safe. what do you hear? >> i think president trump wants to work with china and south korea

to gregory phillips. move some out of the pocket away from the pressure to the wide side of the field. the single receiver out there the heads up call that actually had a run or pass option aspect to it. brilliant play. >> tim: 13 yards and a first down. fuller is in the game in the in anthony mahoungou. 13 catches and 95 euros a season ago. against trumaine washington right there. >> spencer: a tactical weapon here. try to get the line of scrimmage, as long as there completing passes. >> tim: sindelar in trouble. had to rush that pass as a result. mahoungou the intended receiver. had to get rid of that one in a hurry. >> spencer: light pressure coming outside from louisville. going up the middle as well. >> tim: trayvon mullen, 91 the first time. 2nd & 10. big-ticket plays that belong to number 33, anthrop ti the ball is tipped. phillips the intended receiver incomplete tip that one up the line. could've been just a wounded duck. someone did to pit. >> spencer: it was tipped but i think it was out. >> ti

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gregory and kristen went through it and now work for freddie mac. is analyst. >> they are willing to see past it. recognize that i have talent and use it for the company. alison: he is thriving there. he says he loves his job. according to the c.d.c., one in 68 children have autism spectrum disorder. many of them have the strong skills in math, science, you can see my full interviews there with sarah and gregory on wjla.com. we have more resources there on the website as well. larry: he put it well. he had talents and he can put it to use in the business. others can do the same. alison: sometimes the interview is enough to keep someone from getting to the next step. larry: exactly. >> fantastic. >> let's switch gears now. we want to talk about the weather. >> it's been perfect. if you like warm weather that is. alison: perfectly hot! >> it is almost october. >> it is. here we are at the end of september, almost october. we hit 90 degrees today in reagan national airport. well above average for this time of year. we are in the upper 80's at martinsbu

police say that the suspect 30-year-old gregory feltman took his own life and they are trying to piece together the timeline. bob brooks is outside of a wawa where his body was found. >> that is a wawa in phoenixville. this is a tragic few days for so many. he took his own life again and there are so many people that are relieved and have a heavy heart. >> the search for 30-year-old gregory feldman came to an end in the wawa parking lot. police say he was the man that tried to kill his girlfriend's mother and took his own life while sitting in his car. he shot himself but have not confirmed when he did. but sandy barnic said she think she heard an out of place gunshot yesterday afternoon. >> between 4:30 and 5:00. >> a random gunshot. >> what did you think when you heard that? >> it was odd because it was either a gunshot or a firecracker. >> the search for feldman began this past friday, along long meadow road in limerick township. he pulled up to the home of his girlfriend, rebecca. and amy answers, he court documents state he asked for becca and how is she doing. and he said he had

on sunday, there will be a march from howard university to the restaurant in gregory's honor. he died last month at the age of 84. >>> we're following breaking news and a new development about chelsea manning. harvard invited her to be a visiting fellow. now the school revoked its invitation and a dean is apologizing. the sudden reversal is a direct reaction to the you yesterday. a former acting director of the cia resigned because of her. he couldn't work with someone who leaked u.s. secrets. she was a former analyst who gave information to wikileaks. president obama pardoned her earlier this year. >>> it's 6:16. new this morning, instead of what happened. we're seeing what could have been. take a look at this. the new yorker put out this cover after hillary clinton's book, what happened, came out this week. the magazine says this is what it had planned if she had won the election. it shows her standing in the oval office. it's called the first. after president trump won, it used an image called the wall instead. as you can imagine, a lot of reaction to this image in social m

in the number of 1943, a scrappy 30-year-old marine pilot named gregory boyington arrived. >> greg boyingtonigning for squadron that he could put together using the available corsairs, and pilots from the replacement pool. >> boyington was already a skilled pilot who logged his first flight at just 7 years of age. >> he and a buddy stood in the front cockpit of a jenny with no helmets and went flying with a barn stormer. >> young greg decided to become a pilot on the spot. born in idaho on december 4, 1912, boyington received his flight training as a marine cadet. but in august of 1941, he resigned his commission to join the american volunteer group in china. >> they were looking for 100 fighter pilots to defend the burma road against the japanese. >> the pay was good and the flying tigers, as they were called, also got a $500 bonus for each confirmed kill. with a growing family to support, he needed the money. >> he wanted to get out of debt and redeem himself. >> in his 1958 biography, boyington claimed to have shot down six aircraft with the tigers. >> he only had two aerial victories tha

cnn political analyst david gregory, cnn senior analyst and former federal prosecutor jeffrey toobin and former fbi special agent, asha ringatha. great to have all of you. what does it mean that the fbi agents were able to go to a fisa court and get two warrants to monitor paul manafort? >> right. nothing but national security matters and they go to a judge and say we have probable cause to believe, if you approve this wiretap, you will get -- we will get information related to violations of national security. >> but we don't know what that probable cause was? >> no. but we do know that these are generally very voluminous documents filled with evidence. some people accuse these fisa courts, foreign intelligence surveillance act courts of being rubber stamps. you can be sure with someone as high profile as this, a judge would have been very careful. they approve, these judges, whoever -- we don't know the identity of the particular judge -- approved these warrants twice. that suggests there is some evidence that paul manafort was involved with foreign intelligence. doesn't mean he's g

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let's talk about this with cnn political analyst david gregory.d morning, david. >> good morning. >> we have a lot to talk about. let's start with what it looks like robert mueller was focused on this week and that is, he wants to interview other white house staffers on the plane who watched or listened as that statement was kraftcrafted. it turned out to be a misleading statement about don junior's meeting with the russians. of course robert mueller wants to get to the bottom of it especially since don junior wasn't able to provide many detai details. >> right. you have changing stories about what happened, why he went to the meeting. it was supposed to be about adoptions. then it was about testing for fitness. president trump said anybody would have taken that meeting. there's so much evidence about what the russians were up to, and so many shifting explanations from the white house team, from the trump family, that that's obviously an area of inquiry. what is related to that is the idea that we know mueller is looking into potential obstruction

. >> david gregory, there are two audiences here. the audience at the united nations, general assembly, leaders from all over the world, and the american people who elected president donald trump. who do you think he will be speaking to? >> probably both. americans are rightly concerned about north korea, how that is going to unfold, the prospect of miscalculation, who is running north korea policy. >> the u.s. is trying to find out who is providing this very powerful rocket fuel. udmh are its initials. and the thinking is that china and russia have been providing that to north korea. and we don't know if they still are. >> that's right, alyson. this is a story i do with my colleague bill broad. and the reason we focused on it is while the word is talking and nikki haley was trying to talk about cutting off fuel oil to the north koreans which could property a big humanitarian crisis in the winter if you're freezing out 25 million north koreans, there is a simpler way at this, which is to try to cut off their access to this very rare

we will come back with gregory peters, colin robertson, and priya misra.ald trump made waves at the yuan this week with strong talk about -- u.n. this week with strong talk about north korea. that is next. this is bloomberg real yield. ♪ ♪ jonathan: i am jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." last week we had taking a stand offering ann opening from that country. this week it is ukraine, its first foray into the market since russia invaded crimea in 2014. the demand for 50 year bonds was so high that it knocked the most 50 basis points off the initial guidance. this quarter has seen al-shabaab sales from south korea climbing to the highest levels since 2013. that includes a $1 billion sale by korea development bank. more torica had to pay settle 10-year bonds, managing to only attract $2.1 billion in bids for the $1 billion offered. toys "r" us, a quick descent into bankruptcy shocked markets this week. which other retailers will debt?le to harness their investors are left e-cig, why did no one -- asking, why did no one see this coming? joining us