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anyone with information about this robbery or the one in march, call police asap. kelli o'hara, 7 news. >> new at 4:00 a baby has between a car and a cement trucks in oxford. the his mother was also killed in the crash. three other people ended up in the hospital. you can see there a huge crash and today we're hearing from one of the other drivers involved about what he saw. victoria warren has that. >> reporter: flowers and a small memorial at the sight of a -- site of a horrific accident. >> oh, my god, oh, my god. >> reporter: he was in this s.u.v. with his son when he said they saw a car ahead swerve no oncoming traffic on route 20 in oxford crashing head on into a cement truck. >> hit her so badly and shoot her, she flying. >> reporter: injured himself he ran to the car, the 31-year-old woman driving was dead. in the backseat he first saw a 2-year-old child. >> she was not breathing but for some reason when i her neck, off his neck, that is when he go -- >> reporter: only then did he see a second child, an 8-month-old baby in a car seat bleeding and trapped be

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just stole from lacoste, need some one asap. person walking out, black male. >> we are all pretty alarmed by it. >> reporter: peter murray, reporter for the georgetowner newspaper was unsettled by what he saw. >> a glance at the app you see rashl bias. >> reporter: murray found from march 1 to july 5 of this year, 330 people were identified in messages warning of suspicious or criminal activity. of those, 72% were described as african-americans. >> not only was there this jump to conclusion somebody has committed a crime because they're suspicious or wearing a certain thing or have a certain hair style. but also the people who are texting each other are sort of reveling in this game of following people around and saying they're suspicious. >> any idea what percentage of those identified as african-american are arrested? >> i would say very small percentage. less than 5%. >> reporter: joe sternly runs georgetown business improvement district which started the neighborhood groupme. he pushes back at the notion it is profiling. >>

. >> yes, we have sean menendez, asap rocky, lindsey sterling, hanson. >> there were a few people that didn't know who hanson was. >> younger ones. >> we were going to be going over to break. if you don't have any plans tonight, it is a free concert at penns landing, stay with us, we wil >>> well, weekend sports hang over continues. >> yes. here's don with moehler good amount there. fans are flat out bitter, cranky and salty about the eagles one and 36789 many people blame chip kelly. he ace 20-12 record in the first two full seasons including trip to the playoffs. that is pretty good by most standard. but buzz businger ain't buying it. here's what he had to say about chip on wip radio today. >> i don't like him because he is a fraud. he is a fraud. but he gets ordained by the media, even now, even now, they are too nice to him. he has in clue. >> okay, tell us how you feel. three of the teams starting offensive lineman did not practice. on the defense michael kendrick, byron maxwell and brandon bear sat out as well. bottom line the team has won win in four games but they still believe

just stole from lacoste, need some one asap.ale. >> we are all pretty alarmed by it. >> reporter: peter murray, reporter for the georgetowner newspaper was unsettled by what he saw. >> a glance at the app you see rashl bias. >> reporter: murray found from march 1 to july 5 of this year, 330 people were identified in messages warning of suspicious or criminal activity. of those, 72% were described as african-americans. >> not only was there this jump to conclusion somebody has committed a crime because they're suspicious or wearing a certain thing or have a certain hair style. but also the people who are texting each other are sort of reveling in this game of following people around and saying they're suspicious. >> any idea what percentage of those identified as african-american are arrested? >> i would say very small percentage. less than 5%. >> reporter: joe sternly runs georgetown business improvement district which started the neighborhood groupme. he pushes back at the notion it is profiling. >> somebody posts something tha

so we're hoping we can get the power back on to these folks asap. >> all right, peter mccoy from south carolina, thank you for being with us. >> judge, thank you for having me on. please keep us in your prayers. >> we certainly will. >>> next, does president obama even have a clue about what's going on in syria? my opening statement is coming up. don't go away. >>> welcome back to "justice." i'm judge jeanine. thanks for being with us. a lot of breaking news, but a few thoughts with you tonight. my open in the middle of the show. first, he didn't have a strategy on isis. then he wanted congress to approve a limited air strike in syria. then his strategy was to degrade, dismantle, and destroy isis. all the while he criticized vladamir putin saying he's just a regional power who threatens neighbors, not out of strength but weakness. i've got news for you, folks. vladamir putin is not only a regional power, he is looking to be the world's superpower. because of his cunning military back ground and kgb training, he's setting himself up to be just that. and ironically, with barack obama as

asap security company in california says chinese hacks have continued. today, the department of education is expected to unveil new drone relations. drone owners would be required to register. american pilots say they have seen more than 600 in airport airspace. the department of transportation hopes to have it in place before the holiday season. elizabeth: in commitment 2016 news this morning a feud is escalating between donald trump and jeb bush over 9/11. eric: this as several of the republican hopefuls vie for support from the religious right. and democrats continue on biden-watch. nikole killion is in washington with more from the campaign trail. nikole: today some of the candidates may be talking on the trail, but it's the war of words between the gop's most notable names that's garnering attention. donald trump is taking on jeb bush and his brother george over 9/11. over the weekend he doubled down on comments suggesting the former president was bears some responsibility for the terror attacks since it happened on his watch. but jeb bush defended

. >> need to get out of there asap. >> reporter: starting tomorrow, army corps of engineers will use side scan sonar to look for debris in the water. the search could take four days and will follow the flow of the house. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> new information on the search for survivors. after a cargo ship sunk during hurricane joaquin, crews will call off the rescue mission. the coast guard took the families, crews have found one body out of 33 crew members on board. national transportation safety board says it will investigate why the captain and crew ended up in the middle of the hurricane. >>> more townships in montgomery and burkes county under quarantine because of the spotted lantern fly. the affected areas include east greenville, pennsburg and red hill and montgomery county and bush county. the quar treen restricts materials that can spread the pest including firewood, yard waste. the spotted lantern fly has no known impact on humans, it's a threat to the state's great fruit tree and logging industry. >>> supporters making a new push for joe biden's presidential run

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. >> need to get out of there asap. >> what's being done to get this house out of the water. >>> right now at 5:00, salute to a fallen officer. how philadelphia's created a permanent memorial to sergeant robert wilson. >>> plus, a floating danger. why this collapsed home is causing even more concern on the jersey shore. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> we begin with several breaking news stories. first, to camden county. skyforce 10s live over this crash in magnolia. we can tell you that a car and a dump truck collided at warrick road. one of the vehicles, as you can see right there, crashed into the side of that building. and we flow at least one person is trapped. they're working on getting that person out. you can see, the fir trucks and ambulances on the scene and a light pole that has come down with that sign on it. we can widen out, we can see how much of a backup this is causing at this intersection, some of those roads blocked off. again, magnolia in camden county, new jersey. this car crash, a truck, and a car that crashed into the side of a building. >>> also, new information ton

. >> got to clean my gutters like asap, as soon as possible. a few other things, but it's definitely having a big effect on me right now. >> you can see there, neighbors not taking any chances when it comes to the weather. caught up with folks getting supplies to handle all the rain this weekend. >>> part'east ooe'easter aej joaquin. >> reporter: hey guys, how are you today? >> good, how are you? >> reporter: it's a little chilly out here, i'll tell you that much. if you're watching from home. stay inside. not only do we have the rain, but we have the wind as well. very, very chilly conditions, but i want to update everybody on hurricane joaquin, it is now a category three and finally, moving away from the bahamas, but look at it the, it sweeps right near bermuda, it's a category one by the time it heads through bermuda or just by it. and it gradually going to weaken and only three to five inches of rain in that region compared to the bahamas. yes, it'll weaken, and we have a little bit of sheer. we're getting rain here now, not directly necess

sources say the plan is to move him from las vegas to a los angeles hospital asap. >>> a re-enactment of a gun fight turns frighteningly real when an actor is shot by a real bullet. in the historic city of tombstone, arizona actors are supposed to fire blanks at each other. but live rounds were loaded in a gun used yesterday. the actor shot is in good condition but how did this happen? the guns are supposed to be inspected beforehand but the gun used yesterday was not. all gun fight skits are now on hold. >>> oprah winfrey now hooking up with weight watchers. the former talk show host has bought a 10% stake in the country. actually 10% stock. winfrey consulting, weight watchers says it hopes to reverse the falling profit trend in the last couple years. tonight's announcement immediately changing one thing. the stock price was up, more than doubling since the morning open. >> that magic touch. >>> a grammy winning recording artist heading to nyu. >> we'll tell you why this famous singer is taking residence at this prestigious school. plus this. >> i'm michelle charlesworth. you know wh

so we're hoping we can get the power back on to these folks asap. >> all right, peter mccoy from south thank you for being with us. >> judge, thank you for having me on. please keep us in your prayers. >> we certainly will. >>> next, does president obama even have a clue about what's going on in syria? my opening statement is coming up. don't go away. just like eddie, the first step to reaching your retirement goals is to visualize them. then, let the principal help you get there. join us as we celebrate eddie's retirement, and start planning your own. if youthen you'll know howouth, uncomfortable it can be. but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? well, there is biotene, specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. good.how was your commute? yours? good. xerox real time analytics make transit systems run more smoothly... and morning chitchat... less interesting. transportation can work better. with xerox.

. >> got to clean my gutters, like asap, as soon as possible. a few other things, but it's definitely having a big effect on me right now. >> those are neighbors in prince george's county, they're to the taking any chances when it comes to the rain. we caught up with folks catching up to get supplies to handle all of the wet weather this weekend. and a live look at the radar, lots of green, turquoise, different colors. moving through the area this morning, in two minutes, the person that can interpret this best for us, tom, he's going to let us know where the rain is headed and when question finally expect some sunshine. >>> now a developing story from the white house. the president obama says he rejects russia's military action against syria. the president vowed to continue with his strategy in supporting moderate rebels who oppose syria's president. he also dismissed the area that russia was strengthening its hand in the region. russia's entry into syria is raising questions about vladimir putin's strategy. >>> john king will become the acting

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. >>> get your takata air bag fixed asap or risk dying. strong words tonight from u.s.safety regulators. consumer reporter erika gonzalez with new information on this massive recall. jim? >> more than 19 million cars have the defective air bags and the recall could include more. that is a word of caution by officials with the nhtsa higher-ups say that's not good enough. the danger with these air bags is they can explode so forcefully they spray shrapnel. eight people have died as a result and nearly 100 have been injured. in order to replace the repair process it's contemplating letting repair shops do some of the work because it's just the dealerships. nhtsa is considering hiring someone to deal with manufacturers. wendy, back to you. >> thank you, erika. >> a gun show this weekend in prince george's county will go on as planned and 2,000 people are expected to attend the gun show at the show place arena in upper marlboro. the washington post reports that because gun shows are not illegal, the arena has to allow it. the arena hosted the gun shows annually until 2013 af

. >> i need to clean my gutters asap, as soon as possible. a few other thing, but yeah, it's definitely having a big effect on me right now. >> reporter: then there are those dealing with more than the run of the mill leak. >> the roof i'm doing is for a judge. i wouldn't tear it off. look at the weather and go ahead and tear it up and put tarps on it and look what happened. everywhere. >> low-lying areas are being watched closely as western branch is beginning to rise and not overflowing its banks. and on the roadways it's a wet and windy mess. >> so that's a look at how residents are preparing. >> coming up on news 4 at 6:00, we'll show you what the government is doing to make sure everyone stays safe. i'm tracee wilkins, back to you all in the studio. >> franthanks, tracee. >>> hurricane joaquin is a category 4 storm. it caused major flooding there and people were trapped in their homes because of the high-standing water and the director of their emergency management agency says there are no reports of any injuries, but local officials hav

why is this car still sitting here after i specifically said i needed it done asap?s to stop doing it. >> what do you mean pete? god--all right. >> i gotta listen to the boss. >> you know what? that's fine. i can't work in an environment where someone micromanages. i just can't do it. >> what's going on, tony? >> listen, i decided that i don't want to do this anymore. >> why do you want to leave? why? >> because our [bleep] relationship went to [bleep]. and i'm not gonna let that happen no more. i made my decision-- >> no. >> there is no amount of money that's ever gonna get in-between me and my family. and you are my family. it wasn't an easy decision. and... >> you're not leaving, though. >> i am. >> listen, no, you're not. >> you and marcus need to continue what you and i started. hear me out. >> no, you're not going anywhere. marcus, come here, please. marcus, come here, please. >> listen, nobody's changing my mind, okay? >> you stay here, you will be running it. we've set everything up to succeed. >> i'm sure you will, pete. there's no question about it. >> list

it says wrap up, asap. so thank you all very much. thank you. thank our panel. and we will head out. >> saturday, live coverage of the 20th anniversary of the million man march taking place on the national mall. the theme for the rally is justice or else. minister louis farrakhan the founder of the 1995 march, is scheduled to speak at 1:00 p.m. live coverage of the rally gets under way at 10:00 a.m. eastern time on c-span. >> this monday on c-span's new series landmark cases, in 1830, dred scott was enslaved to u.s. army surgeon dr. john emerson. during his enlistment in the army emerson was assigned to duties in several free states during which dred scott married harriet robinson. when the dr. died mr. scott tried to buy his family's freedom from the widow but she refused and he sued. follow the case of scott versus sanford in c-span's new series landmark cases historic supreme court decisions with our special guest george washington university law professor christopher bracey and martha jones, legal research and history professor at the university of michigan

they turned to him and he got it done asap and did everything he could to make it work.o, i think when we get to a fall election, we will see that there is that kind of response particularly on the economy. people want jobs. we have almost 95 million people out of the workplace. they're not being counted. when somebody like donald trump, you know, is on the scene here, they do respond. and i think they will respond. >> president obama in his "60 minutes" interview last night, he was asked about mr. trump and asked to weigh in. here's what he said. >> he knows how to get attention. you know, the classic reality tv character. and at this early stages, it's not surprising that he's gotten a lot of attention. >> do you think he's running out of steam? do you think he's going to disappear? >> you know, i'll leave it up to the pundits to make that determination. i don't think he'll end up being president of the united states. >> >> that kind of unendorsement/endorsement from president obama can only help donald trump among primary voters. >> that's right. >> that is part of it

recent posts including african-american female late 20 just stole from lacoste and need someone asap.black male. >> we are all pretty alarmed by it. >> reporter: peter murray, a reporter for the georgetown newspaper was unsettled what he saw. >> just a glance at the app you see racial bias immediately. >> reporter: murray found from march 1st to july 5th of this year 330 people were identified as suspicious activity. of those, 72% were described as african-american. >> not only was there this jump to a conclusion that somebody has committed a cream because they are suspicious or because they are wearing a certain thing or they have a certain hairstyle, but also the people who are texting each other are sort of reveling in this game of following people around and say whog is suspicious. >> reporter: any idea of what percentage of those identified as african-american are arrested? >> i would say very small percentage. maybe less than 5%. >> reporter: joe sternly runs the georgetown business improvement district, which started the neighborhood. he pushes back at the notion that it's prof

bill: stunning thing to hear tyrone woods's father speak that way, we'll arrest the filmmaker asap. susan brooks is on that committee, republican from indiana. she was with us 20 minutes. she says next on the docket is general petraeus and leon panetta and dozen other interviews to occur in november, all behind closed doors. they will be private. what is your best sense about how this story moves forward and what comes next? >> well, look, i think that all the questions have not been answered. i mean as i say, both her actions, certainly before, during, and after the attack, there are questions that remain but i'm, would at this point kind of be surprised if there is a game-changer, if there is kind of thing that disqualifies her or really damages her in the push for the democratic nomination. you know, you want, one assumes having spent 17 months on this that the committee had anything better or thought they were going to get anything better from these other people that are going to testify, they would have gotten it first. they knew this was the one shot at hillary clinton. and it

. >> wrap up, asap. >> thank you all very much. thank our panel. [applause] and we will have -- this way, right? ♪ ♪ >> education secretary. arthel:ny duncan is stepping down. he wants to move back to chicago. president obama will discuss the resignation this afternoon at 3:30 eastern time and announce secretary duncan's replacement. yesterday secretary duncan was at the washington ideas forum, and he talked about college graduation rates, student debt and early childhood education. this is about 20 minutes. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> secretary arne duncan, it's great to be here with you. >> thank you. >> we were just talking about his long legs and how they're going to reach the front of this platform. i'm delighted to be here, and i want to just start with something that you unveiled just yesterday, a proposal to redirect the money that's being spent today to incarcerate half the people who are convicted of nonviolent crimes and put it instead into paying teachers who are working in the highest-need schools in the toughest communities. you said you want t

fee of $20 to deliver the same or next day but not every seller or every item will be available for asapbeen planning the delivery pilot for months. online amazon launched a rival marketplace amazon handmade with 80,000 hand crafted items from around the world, 30% which can be personalized, only 600 immediately eligible for that fast prime shipping window when amazon land made launched earlier this month they say they are adding more daily. as consumers preferences shift towards those goods some say etsy has a nice handle on that market. others say they have made short term decisions frustrating sellers. etsy shares are down 31% from it's $16 ipo price. >> kate, there is a small business impact and how it's going to impact the retailers. this isn't toilet paper. i don't know what people will want immediately. >> absolutely not. it's important that the holiday season is upon us. now that the pilot is live selected retailers are gearing up to start shipping. sister duo amy and sara of hook and matter they have been tested delivery of their handmade jewelry for a few weeks. they do see a m

we have to wrap up asap. thank you all very much.nk you to our panel and we will head out this way, right? [applause] ♪ good morning. [applause] thank you very much, margaret and thank you for coming anti-right to vice president out cold for joining us. thank you for making the effort. yesterday on a blog on the atlantic's eye, the vice president has something to talk about that you may not be expecting. tore are things we will get that you will expect given have political expertise and the things you know about what he has been doing in the year since the vice presidency, the nobel peace prize, the two oscars, the two number one bestsellers and other things of that sort, blah, blah, blah, as they say. i got to immerse myself in these things in an article about what vice president gore has been up to joel b in "the atlantic" in about 10 days. and those of you at the conference have it in your conference application. that is what i want to ask you about. i have to queue up the question because we were not supposed to talk about your a

don't know the numbers either, but i do know we have programs in the manned aircraft community such as asap where if you make a mistake in an aircraft, you're human, we do have way of reporting it. that is gathered in a data. base. and we can do analysis on it. that doesn't exist for commercial operations yet. that would be good for us to look at it. >> that might be as a dictaty of behavior than having technological restrictions across the board? >> i think they're both important. but to have the data tp base who someone could report i lost control of my vehic for this amount of time and i think it was because of this, we can look for mitigations to the problems they experienced in the future. >> doctor, you suggested in response to one of my colleague's questions that one of the easy answers would be an altitude restriction. my guess is either change the strength of the transmitter or put an altimeter in every unmanned aft to make that effective. is that what you had in mind, a technology solution to create an altitude restriction not just a rule that then would be left up to individuals

. >> this is a yelp review from washington, d.c., "i wish this place could close asap because they arehoice, it's another to be treated like a dog." here's another one, yelp review from silver spring "i had always supported planned parenthood and was upset about budget cuts but after this experience i wonder if budget cuts were necessary. i'm pro choice. perhaps the funding should go to family planning organizations that do effective work." your reaction? >> many of the women said something similar to that, they emphasized they were pro choice but the care they received was beyond substandard. and what's interesting about that last review is that that's what the bill in congress would do. it would take money from this highly partisan scandal plagued organization and sent it to community health is it,that take care of women's health. cecile richards the president was forced to admit because she was under oath planned parent hood does not provide a single mammogram at any of its clinics. community health centers do and it would be better to use the resources there. >> definitely a bright

don't know the numbers either, but i do know we have programs in the manned aircraft community such as asap where if you make a mistake in an aircraft, we're human, and we do make mistakes. you have a way of reporting it. that is gathered in a large database and we can do analysis on it. that, to my knowledge, doesn't exist for the commercial operation of unmanned systems yet. i think it would be a good idea to look at it. >> having that reporting database might be more powerful than having some of the technical restrictions across the board? >> i think they're both important. to have the database of someone who can report i lost command of my vehicle for this amount of time and i think it was because of this, then we can look to mitigation for the problems that they experience in the future. >> dock are to, you suggested that one of the easy answers would be an altitude restriction. my guess is we're either going to have to change the strength or put an altimeter in every unmanned aircraft to make that effective. is that what you had in mind, a technology solution to create an altitude res