andrew harding, bbc news, johannesburg. >> panning for gold at too high a cost. still to come on tonight's program, playing politics in the kitchen. bands's frequent food have some people crying foul. a passenger who landed a plane safely after the pilot fell unconscious at the controls. two flying instructors were called in to help the man bring the light aircraft down. the planetarmac, surrounded by emergency services. after it had just been landed by a man who never had a flying lesson in his life. at the controls, a 77-year-old man. after his friend, the pilot, collapsed. >> we did not know what the hell to do. how long can i keep it going? my math was so dry. i would have given a million pounds for a drink of water. >> a full scale emergency had been called and john was asked to bring the aircraft to the airport. >> i just did not know what was going to happen. the uncertainty of it all. mark said you will do fine. that gave me confidence. >> i am replaying it and replaying it. >> here is that friend who gave john the confidence. one of two flight instructor

andrew harding, bbc news, johannesburg. >> panning for gold at too high a cost. still to come on tonight's program, playing politics in the kitchen. bands's frequent food have some people crying foul. a passenger who landed a plane safely after the pilot fell unconscious at the controls. two flying instructors were called in to help the man bring the light aircraft down. the planetarmac, surrounded by emergency services. after it had just been landed by a man who never had a flying lesson in his life. at the controls, a 77-year-old man. after his friend, the pilot, collapsed. >> we did not know what the hell to do. how long can i keep it going? my math was so dry. i would have given a million pounds for a drink of water. >> a full scale emergency had been called and john was asked to bring the aircraft to the airport. >> i just did not know what was going to happen. the uncertainty of it all. mark said you will do fine. that gave me confidence. >> i am replaying it and replaying it. >> here is that friend who gave john the confidence. one of two flight instructor

andrew harding, bbc news, johannesburg. >> stay with us here on "bbc world news." still to come -- why glasses of wine and hunks of cheese are disappearing from russian dinner tables. if you live anywhere near a busy airport, you'll known the drone of arriving and departing airplanes can keep you up late and wake you up early. however, researchers have found high levels of aircraft noise may also price an increased risk of having a stroke or suffering from heart disease. here's our health correspondent, jane draper. >> margaret finds the noise from airplanes going over her flat highly stressful. she wants to see more control from aircraft noise levels. it to ve got used to some extent, but it's still very annoying. so it's upsetting when you can't have a conversation at a normal level. you have to raise your voice and shout over the top of these aircraft rather than being normal. today's study looked at noise from heathrow airport and how it affected 3.6 million people living nearby. % of the areas studied had the highest noise levels. above 60 decibels. there, the

andrew harding, "bbc news." >> alarming images there from that . other news now from around the world. a u.s. indictment issued in new evening s a man from has allegedly hacked into thousands of american computer systems, including nasa. he has been charged in the u.s. but not in britain with accessing a u.s. governmenter without author dation. luke putkonen is promising to make sure that gay as has bean athletes competing in the olympics next year will be made to feel comfortable. he made the comments in front of the head of the international olympic committee. he has been widely criticized for introducing a ban on so-called homosexual problem ganda. >> ma people were injured when a vehicle crashed into a crowd in tiananmen square in beijing. the main route through the square was briefly closed. police evacuated the main part of the square. meanwhile, also in china, three activists have gone on trial. their crime, campaigning for greater transparency by government officials. they have been charged with illegal assembly after they got together a do

andrew harding, "bbc news." >> alarming images there from that . other news now from around the world. a u.s. indictment issued in new evening s a man from has allegedly hacked into thousands of american computer systems, including nasa. he has been charged in the u.s. but not in britain with accessing a u.s. governmenter without author dation. luke putkonen is promising to make sure that gay as has bean athletes competing in the olympics next year will be made to feel comfortable. he made the comments in front of the head of the international olympic committee. he has been widely criticized for introducing a ban on so-called homosexual problem ganda. >> ma people were injured when a vehicle crashed into a crowd in tiananmen square in beijing. the main route through the square was briefly closed. police evacuated the main part of the square. meanwhile, also in china, three activists have gone on trial. their crime, campaigning for greater transparency by government officials. they have been charged with illegal assembly after they got together a do

let me start with andrew. it's hardt a price tag, because some of this is intangible, but it seems to me if you're out there standing on the cliff, one of these days you're going to fall. i project this forward, as a question to you. projecting forward this new tenancy of americans, watching us from tokyo or beijing or anywhere else, the fact that we're willing to go out there on the cliff of moors over in ireland and dance around like a bunch of hot shot 20-year-olds, like it's not 200 feet to your death, is that sending the word to the world out there, we're kind of nuts. >> 100%, we are nuts, we're completely nuts, and we're getting more nuts. and what i worry about, as we figure out whether we get a grand bargain or we don't, whether the rest of the world will think we're nuttier or other. other people had different numbers. i think this has been a huge -- there has been a huge world of hurt going on here, across the economy, and you're feeling it everywhere. we've had all sorts of ceos on over the past couple of da

which leads you to the fourth man, the available man, andrew sinclair, warren harding. too cold,too hot, not not too much of anything. he is handsome and a fairly good speaker. he has been on the national stage at the 1916 republican convention. he nominated taft in 1912. he is the alternative. in that year, the alternative to wilson as him wins. they were the publishers of a newspaper. give us the short history of publishing a newspaper to national politics. paper when small harding required it. he made it successful over time thanks to the efforts of his wife, florence. they will talk -- we will talk later about how they met. she was a key element. what happens is they are working in the paper. it is going well. it is a little doll. she liked seeing him get involved in other things. he was a very good speaker. he didn't alexander hamilton -- he did and alexander hamilton oration. he ran for governor, was not successful. he was positioned. he was visible in ohio. when there of 1913, was a new law that allowed senators to be elected popularly, he is positioned to run. h

hard t. web producer andrew blake thanks and that does it for now i am here today that. welcome to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser you know it takes all the running you can do to keep in the same place said the red queen to alice it takes all the printing you could do to keep in the same place said the banks are two bernanke it's six all the working you can do to keep in the same place said the neal futile fax to the chumps we have to work for a living but i say not only does it take all the running printing working but it also takes all the bombing stealing and the fraud exploiting and dying shaking breaking and taking to stay in the same frickin place isn't that right stacy. well in fact says we you mention we have to print print prints and we're printing printing printing just to keep even on g.d.p. in fat and many now think inflation helps the fed has worked for decades to suppress inflation but economists including janet yellen president obama's nominee to lead the fed starting next year have long argued that a little inflation is particularly valuable when the eco

and we might see that absolutely well thanks for breaking that down for you guys ride hard to read producer andrew play thanks and that does it for now i'm here today that. welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser you know it takes all the running you can do to keep in the same place said the red queen to alice it takes all the printing you can do to keep in the same place said the banks are too bernanke it takes all the working you can do to keep in the same place said the neo feudal fax to the chumps who have to work for a living but i say not only does it take all the running printing working but it also takes all the bombing stealing and the fraud.

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here to weigh in, judge andrew napolitano. >> hard to follow brian. >> this is an interesting case. >aga in the state of michigan involving its terrific public university, the university of michigan owned by the stays. a couple of years ago it was openly using race as the basis for admitting students. its argument was a racially diverse class helps everybody. the people who got in there because we gave them a little bit of a boost because of their race and other people because they're exposed to different types of people. the supreme court basically said you can do that. you can do race. it can't be the deciding factor. it can't be the principal factor. but it can be a factor. the public in michigan didn't like it. the public at a referendum voted to amend the michigan constitution to prohibit all aspects of michigan government from police to school boards to university of michigan from using race for any reason. that has now been challenged before the supreme court. two lower federal courts said you can't do that. you can't have such an absolute ban in your constitution. >> it's too

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andrew bogut signed a contract today. he missed 50 of 82 games nursing an injury. he is hard to find. also they waved curry to keep the younger curry in the league: >> reporter: calling shots to be a manager? >> i want to be able to get back to the pinnacle of the game and be one of the guys that makes those decisions. >> williams will have a chance to do that with the nationals. he will be the next manager of the team replacing davey johnson. >>> the quarterback picked off 1 and 1. 34-yarder. 4 rushing touchdowns. lincoln wins 34-15. we begin the top 5 with jim harbaugh in london quoting churchill. >> history isn't behind because we intend to write it. >> colorado's matt puts on a final of 4-2. rocky in real- time. you don't know what happened. as we slow it down boston college save of a lifetime. graibs it and throws it back. hits 8 seconds. we will be back of the ,,,, [ yodeling plays ] [ hans ] toaster strudel! [ angelic music plays ] don't overthink it. [ hans ] warm, flakey, gooey. toaster strudel! faster than kenny can dodge a question. honey, how'd that test go? [ female annou

andrew luck. talk to you, peyton. >> it's hard to predict how i'll feel emotionally. football is certainly an emotional game. you know, to predict, you know, how you're going to feel, i don't know. >> i don't think there's any problem for anybody keeping focus. it's a football game, you know. we're not ignorant. we know who is coming to town. we know it's a great football team and a great challenge for us and a great opportunity for us. i don't think there will be any problem keeping focused this week. >> a team it may sound strange is an unfamiliar opponent. a lot of guys i've never played against and certainly a new scheme. how i'll feel walking into the stadium, i can't tell you that right now. i probably know after the game i'll probably may not tell you that after the game either. >> peyton already getting it done. he threw a touchdown pass. broncos up 7-0 early in the corner. >> i have to talk about kaepernicking and romosexual. are you a romosexual? you don't like to say? >> no. >> are those your terms or theirs? >> i made it up. >> it's a good one. we'll have

hard together. this is lori. and the twins andrew and michael. and let me tell you something, you are all running the half marathon. >> three of us are. lori michael and me. andrew will be drinking beer. >> cheering. >> yes, cheering. he will be cheering very hard. >> we expect him to be at the finish line cheering us on. i am sure michael will be the first to go. >> i think youth will beat out this time. we will see. >> terrific running together. >> we are looking forward to it. >> 39.3 miles between us. >> a marathon and a half. >> yes, so there you go. >> that's about the extent of my matt. -- my math. >> may the best win. >> exactly. >> this is what i love about this. you never know who you are going to find. remind you, folks, there were two little boys here cheering on daddy. i was going to bring them on but they were a little scared of me. i am not scary, but i was at that second. we will be back later with more from celebration village. back to you guys. >> all righty. thank you very much. no, deborah, you are not scary. don't take it per

. >> and not hard to understand, lebanese are getting weary of the syrian problem. and andrew is there, and i did the numbers, and we're talking about adding 60 million people, if it were the u.s., to the population here. >> reporter: well, the position here, i cannot hear you very well, but the position here is dire. let me just give you -- >> and andrew, unfortunately, we're not hearing you well either. do we have andrew's package? not anymore. sit down and give them all of your lies. a lebanese taxi driver tells this woman, who says that she suffered out right hostility. >> when we come here, they insult us. isn't it enough that someone told me that we deserve worse than chemical weapons? >> reporter: near the syrian border another queue, a sign of how desperate the conflict has become. it's the end of the holidays, when families should be together in an atmosphere different than this. no dignity here in a desperate situation. a passport, an i.d. can mean a bag of fresh beef but a growing number of people no longer qualify for food and handouts. this mother is one of them.

whose 1-year-old baby boy, drew, and the baby's father, andrew, were recently gunned down while they slept, the pain and loss is still fresh and hard is a picture of my son and my baby's daddy. it makes me feel a little better that they're still with me even though i can't see them or touch them. they're still here. so i represent them all day. this is them living through me. >> lorraine's calm presence and continual support has had a big impact on this family. >> if i needed to call and talk or whatever, lorraine is always there. she is just so awesome. like i really appreciate her coming in and helping. >> wanting to make sure that entire families aren't lost when a violent tragedy hits, lorraine taylor hopes to be a resource for everyone that needsher,her,d 1000 mothers to prevent violence. >> you can imagine what it's like for little kids to lose someone so close and not -- and have to live with this the rest of their lives, not knowing why, and the mother who is saying, i'm going to be strong. i'm not going to think about this. well, one day it's going to surface, and she needs someone to be there. we're going to be there. we'

. >> tuesday is a big day because that's andrew's column, too. >> it's hard to put an editorialal commentthe times. they still try to get something in there, but lard. >> we're going to check that article out and andrew's column. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, some of the best known names in investing. we have robert shiller, plus leon cooperman. he's going to share his best ideas for this market. and we have david pepper. he's going to be sounding off on washington, the fed and his investing outlook. amazing lineup. stick around. (vo) you are a business pro. maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. (aaron) purrrfect. (vo) meee-ow, business pro. meee-ow. go national. go like a pro. >>> good morning and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin. sneed senate majority -- he's not here, but i'm going

andrew on this. can you put -- i guess it's hard to put a price tag to some of this as intangible.ems to me if you're out there standing on the cliff for awhile, people think you'll get in the habit of standing on the cliff and one of these days you're going to fall. i project this as a question to you. projecting forward in this tendency of americans watching from tokyo or beijing or anywhere else, the fact we're willing to go over the cliffs and dance around like hot shot 20-year-olds like it's not 200 feet to your death, is that sending word to the world out there we're kind of nuts? >> 100%. we are nuts. we're completely nuts. and we're getting more nuts. frankly what i worry about over the next couple of months as we figure out whether we get a grand bargain or we don't, whether the rest of the world will think we're nuttier than ever. you cited the $24 billion number, other people have different numbers. i think this has been a huge -- there has been a huge world of hurt going on here across the economy and you're feeling it everywhere. we've had all sorts of ceos on over the

andrew luck. i saw it at times with peyton manning, struggled a little bit with you. rgiii had a hardit out. and the last two games i've seen it in particular with philip rivers and alex smith a couple of times hit his back foot, had no idea how to figure out your secondary, front. what are you doing to the quarterbacks to cloud their minds now at the snap of the ball? >> it's like you and i have talked a lot, and we've talked a lot here, is we have multiple looks. but it's easy for us, and we change them so it's hard on the offense. now, here's what's going on. the guys are doing a great job of making things look the same. things that are pressures look like things that aren't pressures. and that's what we talk about a lot, is, hey, guys, make it all look the same. move around. get where you gotta get. test your limits in practice, because then by the time you get in the game, you can make it look special and move around. we did it on the first 3rd down of the game against philip and he threw it to us. that was a good play. that was a good play by all of us. >> 16 quarterback sacks.

hard to contain it. of course, these fires spread incredibly fast. >> andrew thomas live for us in australia. thank you for that. >>> washington faces another busy week ahead. the government is back in business, but it's only a temporary fix. negotiators soon need to meet for budget talks and there will be fights over any can you tells. >>> the gop is deals with infighting and an identical crisis made painfully public during the standoff. >>> the obama administration apologized for glitches in the website healthcare.gov. earlier i chatted about it, about whether republicans are actually in trouble. >> any party out of power has more than one leader. you have the speaker, the minority leader in the senate and the rnc chair. the party of power in the white house has one message, and we have three messages. that's more challenging. within those three different areas of the parties, you have an opportunity for any group that's a minority to speak up and have power, too, and thoer voice. >> you don't see the pea party as a threat to the establishment? >> no. these are men and women that care about

hard to explain. - it can't be any more difficult than what you're reading. i just wanted to be able to carry on... an intelligent conversation with andrewo out tomorrow night. wait a minute. i thought you were just translating for him. well, i was. and ? and one thing led to another and he asked me out. - you mean, like a date ? - sounds like it to me. but that doesn't explain the new library section of the cafe. andrew and his friends are so sophisticated. they know all about art, music, wine. i never learned any of that stuff in school. - but you learned other things. - not the right things. come on, mr. brashov. ask me a question about fine wine. all right. how many bottles would i have to order to get a ten percent discount ? that's not exactly what i had in mind. so what'll it be, jess ? you should try the chicken special. you'll love it. i'll tell you what. i'll start with a cup of coffee, and i'll think about it. ah, mr. shuster. this is stu ? it's stuart. - nice to meet you, stuart. - mm-hmm. well, i'll see you later stuart. take your time, father. i have a lot of ground to cover. okay. good luck. don't worry about a thing, mr.

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. >> andrew, what about the problems with obama care? certainly the web site. i mean, it's hard to defend the rollout of this. >> it's indefensible. and ralph and i can agree on that, i think. but that means that this tactic, this attempt to destroy the american economy, the threatening of actually throwing millions out of work, threatening the credit of the united states, threatening the global economy, threatening our position in the world, was a disastrous gambit because in fact if they had just done the normal things, the regular things, made their arguments through the normal constitutional processes and not attacked our very system of government they would have succeeded enormously this month. because obama sat there with this obama care thing that's been a disaster. but they didn't do that. and ralph cannot applaud what they did while simultaneously condemning the result of it. you've got to admit, these people are fanatical. they need to be restrained. and someone in the republican party has to talk reason into them. and if it isn't ralph, if he's going to applaud them,

. >> andrew, what about the problems with obama care? certainly the web site. i mean, it's hard to defend the rollout of this. >> it's indefensible. and ralph and i can agree on that, i think. but that means that this tactic, this attempt to destroy the american economy, the threatening of actually throwing millions out of work, threatening the credit of the united states, threatening the global economy, threatening our position in the world, was a disastrous gambit because in fact if they had just done the normal things, the regular things, made their arguments through the normal constitutional processes and not attacked our very system of government they would have succeeded enormously this month. because obama sat there with this obama care thing that's been a disaster. but they didn't do that. and ralph cannot applaud what they did while simultaneously condemning the result of it. you've got to admit, these people are fanatical. they need to be restrained. and someone in the republican party has to talk reason into them. and if it isn't ralph, if he's going to applaud them,

. >> the initial blast that starts the fire wakes andrew up and he begins recording the scene from his balcony. >> that [ muted ] woke me up so hard thought it could have been an earthquake or maybe something hit my building or something like that. i had no clue that, like, anything had exploded. >> then the 30,000 gallon propane tank explodes. >> i was shocked more than scared. i had never seen anything like it before. >> the shock wave hits him. >> damn! >> that's part of the reason the camera went shaky. all of a sudden we get this big push coming at us and everything's moving, so it was just, like, surreal, you know? that was the biggest -- the loudest sound i had ever heard. >> the massive explosion blows out windows and sets off car alarms. >> every car parked out here, the alarm was going off and everybody was running outside to see what was going on. >> the fiery cloud slowly dissipates into the night sky. >> oh, [ muted ]. >> it was bright orange and it seemed to lift, like this aura from it, like, i don't know. craziness. >> the enormous blast is the result of the fire melting the steel surrounding the tank, followed by

andrew luck sitting with him, all trying to console him but he was inconsolable, al. >> al: we can see him right there, michele, going back into the locker room. an ironman. hard news for reggie would be a week off. the bye week. and they resume play in two weeks. consecutive games for wide receivers, tim brown with 199. harold jackson, 190. and reggie would set 189 and hopefully still going. mcafee. the kickoff. trindon holliday will come out from four yards in trying to get around the corner and cannot. really good coverage tonight against a guy who is very capable of that spectacular runback as he's proven over the past couple of years. >> cris: peyton manning tells us that he never raises the shade as they're landing coming into a city. they're coming into indianapolis, it was just different. he raised the shade. he took a look around. and what used to be his home, and you know he would like nothing better than to put together one of those peyton manning kind of comebacks at the end of this one. >> al: lot more fun looking out the window on takeoff tonight going back to denver. from the 15. manning gets sacked at the eight yard line. couldn't get away. fra

andrew signed a three-year, $36 million contract extension today. the incentives will earn him $33 million. 50 of 82 games last season. he was awesome in the playoffs. 7-foot big man, hardfind. seth kurry, perhaps the d league is in his future. he was slow to bet in training camp by offseason knee surgery. as former giant third baseman, matt williams is going to get a shot at managing. he's the washington nationals man to replace the retired davey johnson. one of the great guys in the game. the 49ers headed to sunday's game against the jaguars in london. 16 1/2 point favorites. but all jim harbaugh wanted to talk about was sight seeing and channeling his favorite of all time, winston churchhill. >> all right. thank you. >> kind of stepped on him a little bit. but quoting winston churchhill and excited about seeing his war room. >> history will be kind to us because we're the ones who wrote it. there you go. see you at 11:00. we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the k

andrew's home needed for funeral arrangements. his father released a written statement on behalf of his family saying our hearts are absolutely broken over the loss of our son, brother, grandson and uncle. it's hardagine going forward without him, but we know andy died a hero. that is the way he lived his life and we couldn't be prouder of him. family members still wjz the funeral services are being set for saturday. firefighters plan to be part of that service to pay tribute to their fallen friend. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >>> university police tell wjz their thoughts and prayers are with those impacted by the tragedy. >>> more problems for a contractor operating local speed cameras, forcing them to void 1,400 tickets in baltimore county. last february the county claims so xerox failed to recalibrate a dozen cameras. an investigation by our media partner, the baltimore sun, shows the cameras were taken out of commission. the drivers were never alerted. xerox paid the county more than $57,000 in compensation. >>> players joined fans in getting into the halloween spirit tonight. there is michael orr and author jones posing with dressed up fans. orr is dressed as the most interesting ma

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hard to defund it or delay it from taking effect. let's take this to the judge, fox news judicial analyst andrew napolitano, great to see you. >> you they ones, trace. >> well, that's why we give them to you. university expert on these things. it's amazing to me, judge, you brought up a good point. you have the president coming in saying, look, this is one party. one fraction of the party, from one session of the government that is delaying this thing. shutting down the government. judge, that's the way it works. that's why the system is set up with equal part. >> that's the way the framers wanted it to work and that's what's within the constitution they wrote. what people don't understand, the constitution constitutes two parts to every law. enacting the law and then paying the bills to enforce the law. if congress decides to enact a law in 2010 but then discovers in 2013 it's too expensive to enforce or we're not ready to enforce it, or the law is not what we thought it was, so we don't want to pay for it now, congress has every right and every opportunity in the constitution to decide not to pay for the law. that's what the constitu

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. >> suarez: andrew, the turkish parliament has decided to send its self-granted ability to intervene in syria. ask s that a significant development. >> it's harday. on the one hand yes it would seem to give legal authority to the turkish armed forces to intervene as they would see fit but the problem is really part of what effort? there suspect any kind of organized effort coming from the united states targeting the assad regime in order to get assad to step aside. as long as that happens, turkey and neighboring countries will be rell sent to get involved militarily. >> suarez: but a nato force on the ground changes the calculus, doesn't it? >> i think it does. if the turks completely intervened that would be one thing but short of a massive plan to get assad to step aside that would be less and less likely. >> andrew tabler, greg miller, yes merngs thank you both. >> thank you. >> ifill: finally tonight, national book award winner alice >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day: a violent incident erupted in downtown washington, when a woman with a one-year-old child tried to drive her car into a barricade near the white house. th

andrew luck flad inspired football. >> and joe carter has more for us in in morning's "bleacher report." >> how hard it is to be the guycing the man. he outplayed peyton manning last night. and before the game, it was a love fest before manning and the colt fans. he played there for 14 seasons. and he really turned that basketball town into a football town. and he was told during all of those years never to come within five feet of that practice. but last night he absolutely tear rised peyton manning. and indianapolis is officially andrew luck's city now. he passed for three touchdowns. ran in another. and it may have been peyton manning's week, but it was the colt' night. >> i truly appreciate way the great reception from the fans. i truly appreciated that as well. >> you got the next story, guys? turning this morning to bleacher report.com, the jets lost to the patriots because the jets beat the patriots because a never before called penalty. this happened in overtime. the patriots' chris jones as flag for using a teammate as a ram. you can't push your teammate into the opponent's formation. it's a 15 dash yard penal

andrew's home, needed for funeral arrangements. his father released a written statement, on behalf of his family, saying our hearts are absolutely broken over the loss of our son, brother, grandson and uncle. it's hard to imagine going forward without him. but we know andy died a hero. that is the way he lived his wife and we wouldn't -- life, and we couldn't be prouder of him. >> funeral plans are being set for saturday. firefighters plan to be part of that funeral service, to honor their fallen friends. we're live downtown, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right, derek. thank you. baltimore city police say their thoughts and prayers are with those impacted by the tragedy. >> three men are behind bars, after a murder-suicide, murdered inside a maryland hotel. denise has more on the charges from the newsroom. >> reporter: police say deannedra wings is the killer. this is surveillance video from the hotel in oxon hill. all three men are facing first- and second-degree murder charges. police say the men tried to rob the clarion hotel along oxon hill road, and killed jesse chavez in the process. investigators say the men got into a confrontation, and the suspects fled after the shooting. pol

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