. >>> tomorrow will be a difficult day at menlo school in athey are ton. the skoul school counsellor was killed in a boating accident yesterday. tonight his family, well-known in the bay area is desperate for answers. how did this happen? and why can't they see his body. cheryl heard? athey are ton with the emotional reaction from the family and the school. >> reporter: raj, michael harris started a brand-new job here at menlo school as a con counsellor, a dream job of sorts. his family says he always wanted to give back to his community, and this job made that possible. >> he could have done anything. you know, he was tremendously bright and really had his pick of opportunities. >> reporter: so he decided to take advantage of his opportunity to be a counsellor here at menlo school in athey are ton. his younger brother david knew his big brother was kited about the job. >> but i think he understood that his calling was in helping people who he could identify with grow into stronger leaders and into stronger people. >> reporter: david and his brother speaki

. >> officer have been training for a variety of scenarios athey protect a man beloved by so many. ama daetz will be in washington, dc when the pope arrives in the united states tomorrow, watch for her report this week and join her at abc7 following pope francis on this historic trip. >> look this morning at the aftermath of a large home explosion in texas with little of the home remaining, explode asking catching fire at 8:00 a.m., damaging nine other properties. three people were hurt, authorities say the explosion was f up to 10 miles away and the cause is under investigation but it is believed to have been sparked by a natural gas leak. >> if you have an iphone or ipad, apple is saying this morning up to 39 chinese apps could be compromised with malware capable of tricking customers to open dangerous websites including the mobile chat app we chat used by an estimate 600 million people. the breach is believed to be the first of its kind. customers are advised to upgrade to the latest version of apps to minimum sure they do not contain the malware. >> meteorologist mike nicco is

it is a new series that actually is ab it is a athey web tv series designed to make government more accessible. the series is called love gov and it has gotten nearly 2 million views. and has gotten nearly 2 million views. >> i know that we just met. john: we will debate that premise. i shouldn't do a show on this too many young people seem to love government. people like austin peterson who runs the website libertarian republic .com. you have the same name is a star on the film. john: you are a long time libertarian. you have now watch this. >> when you see him getting all of the sons of thousands of young people you know that something like this is being shared. >> this facebook post that says it is in name, that is what we need. maybe the libertarians need our own reality show. john: someone did supply, at no time has the majority been interested in raw knowledge. this we will do more than any lecture. >> they say that it does not take a majority to succeed. i think it was only 3 percent of the people the support of the revolution. perhaps we can have our own. john: almost all the media pus

they closed athey closed a lot of the factories because they want clear skies on thursday.e rationalized it in the markets would have been up. there is a legitimate fear they built these cities and have run out of tricks and something will happen to the economy. >> one thing we are seeing is transitioning to more technology, trying to by micron. probably not going to happen , but they are trying to develop higher-margin businesses versus this resource -based material -based building these random ghost towns. >> the big thing is they wanted domestic economy like america. we generate our economy. it has not really worked out that way. they hadthey had a bump in the road and refocused on exports. here is the thing, in 2,000 china was the top export destination five nations, now it's 43. maybe the problem isn't just china. maybe it's a reflection of the entire globe. >> it is certainly slowing. i do not think the economy is having a heart attack. where we are going over the next couple months. i don't see this is a disaster. china is centrally controlled. the government was tim

are not catholic, whether they're jewish, muslim, whether they are evangelical, mormon, even eig h athei atheists, recognize the pope's call to us to love one another. >>> emmitsburg is home to two catholic shrines. eun yang has more. >> reporter: emmitsburg, maryland is a little town in e tthe mountains. rob judge is executive director of the basilica of the national shrine of saint elizabeth ann seton. emmitsburg is where she founded the first gocongregation. mother seton became the first person born in the united states to be canonized a saint. >> that legacy of charity that's come from this town is really something that people in the area are very proud of. >> reporter: emeim etemmitsburg home to mt. st. mary's. >> there's a chapel in my dorm. what more could i ask for? >> reporter: it's the national shrine grotto of our lady of lourdes, which attracts students of many faiths. >> people are looking for places where you can meet god, the biblical imagery of going up on a mountain, set aside technology, and hear god speak. >> reporter: father nolan is the director of campus ministries.

athey announced this morning they signed a deal to build a completion center in china and a grown-upies will boy 300 boeing planes, president xi will take demos and visit a high school in tacoma he visited 20 years. he gave a speech pledging to stop cyber crime. >>> u.s. officials tell cnn american commanders are proposing to provide arms and am flicks to a coalition of up to 5,000. anti-iisis syrian rebels. it has had recent battlefield success against isis. the syrian government is learning it has now received advanced fighter and recon aircraft from russia t. assad reseem says the new planes and drones are enhancing its ability to target isis fighters. this as a top former general criticized what he calls america's fillier to stabilize the situation in syria. general david petraeus arguing chaos in syria is creating russia to reestablish its emre. >> like a nuclear disaster the fallout from the meltdown of syria threatens to be with us for decades and the longer it is permitted to continue, the more severe the damage will be. >> at the same time, isis now cranking up its propagand

out athey finally put statement yesterday afternoon to reassure people there is no fundamental problemss. it has turned sentiment around for the time being. francine: tom? tom: i would that glencore, is it at $1.35 per sha re? this is a penny stock. what do they do to get a penny stock up to a dollar stock, say five dollars a share, what do they need to do? will: i think that when we look at glencore, what people need to focus and is the price of copper. copper is the biggest commodity. it all depends on the copper price. if you want to know what will happen, keep your eye on copper. if copper spends time below $4000 or $5,000 a ton, the problems will not go away. that is the key. francine: i know the copper story, and we will ask bob, but there -- but is there a concern about the trade? is there a chance this company will have to be broken apart? with glencore was to take a modern mining company and create trade. what has happened is that owning the minds have given them copper, and no matter how clever they are, it is hard to trade away that it a bear market. keeps falling, 15%, a 15

how to make decisions on which policies athey approve of and which ones they don't.e don't really see them as much in the media. and the united states definitely has, kind of like you said, a glamorous review of the presidency. we don't pay much attention to the real changes. ones working closer to us, the ones in our communities who will present these issues to the president. so we come up with ideas so that cabinet members will be able to come up with ideas to be presented to congress and our representatives for them to vote on. if we don't televise and show where those elections are going, especially in the areas involved, then, involving in that specific representatives's state, then especially youth vote we miss out on it. we miss out on what their campaign is all about. not just the first two bulletins of what they're trying to propose or put forward but, there is an entire platform there that we're missing. because it is not being televised as much. because it is not, as noticeable as the presidential race. like now, which have news reports, commercial, consta

it leaves them little time to go to their hearings and before you off to athey are fundraiser at lunchtime a breakfast. they chase money a lot. how much money does it take to run for congress these days? guest: i do not know. it is huge and it is getting more expensive. if you are in a city or state with a huge market, it is more expensive. nancy is an economist with bna and you can check out their work. host: the house is about to come in. we will put you over to c-span3 if you want to watch the congressional oversight committee on planned parenthood that is expected to begin momentarily. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. september 29, 2015. i hereby appoint the honorable steven m. perlozzo, to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, john a. boehne s