that victim has been identified as harry bachmann. he was found dead in the basement of his home. now, when he didn't meet a family member last night police were called do a wellness check. that's when the 64-year-old's body was found. detectives were called to this home on the 400 block of north sterling road around 4:30 this afternoon. now, according to the district attorney there was an obvious struggle and harry bachmann died of what appeared to be blunt force trauma. officers say jameisson also stole his brother's car. detectives went door-to-door searching for information. >> i just asked him what happened. he said there was a homicide. and i said how so? and he said it was domestic. they didn't know a whole lot, did i hear anything. >> reporter: now, police located the victim's car at a hotel in upper moorland township and made an arrest. now, this road just opened up, but as you see the house is still taped off. that's the latest here in elkins park. andrea cline thomas, nbc 10 news merchandise. >>> a police officer shot in the line of duty is home tonight after being rele

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to be done beforehand so end of november that's the deadline and it's the first time that michele bachmann years said this quite clearly you just have two weeks to deliver otherwise what will happen at the december meeting of the heads of state and government is they will sort of lower their sum and say no continuation was straight talks we just heard david david speaking to quite a bit but other parts of his press conference were his tone was very different was it indeed because if you listen to them more closely gone where the optimistic fluffiness and the sort of jolliness of earlier meetings he was quite uncommon for my zing and it seems we have reached the stage of these divorce talks where the language gets harsher and the fights the fight gets bitter because what davis more or less said was that we're not ready to make any any big concessions we have promised you we would come up it was some money in the end but we're not ready to do to take a step right now so what this means is that the idea of a train crash that this these threats of talks could go wrong in the end becomes more s

stored nor use the information collected google has agreed to stop spending more on the story killer bachmann. now your cell phone will often ask you annoying questions like would you like to share your geo location data well if you answer the question no you would assume that your geo data is safe well it turns out you're wrong cell phones operating on android are sharing information with google even if you take the sim card out the android phone will start gathering the addresses of any new year by cell phone towers i'm standing not far from one right now. essentially what you need is a few pieces of information you need the unique identity of the phone itself which every phone has and in this case they're using cell tower locations and so if you have a single cell tower then that will only tell you something about a radius around which the phone is somewhere but if you have what say three cell phones it's pinging cell towers nearby and oval phone i.d.'s and their location for over a year now but they insist their intentions are good. in january of this year we began looking into using cell

and american warns there are still serious differences between hope party and potential coalition bachmann has and nor did it could mean fresh elections for germany also coming up officials are drawn but not gabi of zimbabwe to step aside as chance remain in control of the streets the military and its backers of want the nation's first and only president to give way to a new era. and a five hundred year old mosque of peace but you're not a da vinci becomes the most expensive piece of art ever sold at an option a crew of four hundred and fifty million dollars is a good look this incredible painting. i know i'm a bit touchy about good to have your company. the countdown is on for germany to get a new government chancellor merkel says talks have exposed serious differences between the parties but she remains optimistic about forging a coalition merkel's conservatives have been locked in difficult exploratory talks with the business friendly free democrats and the environmental greens now there is growing concern that the junior fatties could walk away and trigger a snap election the deadline

talks about future relations and trade could start soon but the news chief exec negotiator michele bachmann is said that quote negotiations negotiations rather. newspaper reports say the two sides have reached an agreement in principle for the u.k. to pay between forty five and fifty five billion euros in a bragg's a bill to the e.u. the payment has been a sticking point in the recently stalled negotiations led on the british side by briggs it minister david davis the e.u. was demanding sixty billion euros from the u.k. as a kind of tap to be settled before brags that a collection of budget commitments and pension promises expected from the u.k. through the year two thousand and twenty the e.u. has vowed not to move forward until that bill is settled the new offer has been expected in recent days the u.k. needs to move beyond the divorce phase of talks before it can negotiate a future trade pact with the bloc a critical issue for its post breaks economy the possibility of leaving without a deal is widely viewed as an economic worst case scenario. chief negotiator for breaks that michel barn

as if right on cue, city workers poured out of oakland city hall after 2:00 bachmann. it is called -- >> we have an understaffed labor force. >> she is with local 1021 which represents more than 2,000 city workers. >> we're working with more than half the labor force as temporary work here's receive no benefits like health care and no contribution into the retirement plan. >> they claim the levels are the same as they were. >> we've been bargaining for five months. >> if you haven't already signed in, please. >> talks that continue today. even as employees were planning to strike. >> i am very optimistic that we will reach a resolution. this is part of the process. i think when you get close to resolution is when emotions go up. >> and you can tell here, emotions definitely up. these union members tell me they will be out in front of the islamic center in northern california until after the mayor finishes her address. they want to make it clear that they are not picketing this location. they are picketing about the issues and sending a message to the mayor and the oakl

or michele bachmann or thanks for your reply. all in all. thank you. thank you thank you at the top of the list the saudi led political and economic blockade of gaza now in its sixth month earlier on monday. told an audience of the blockade is affecting his country's ability to sell its oil and natural gas overseas but also said the bigger problem is this by launching the blockade the saudis. and the egyptians have made the middle east more unstable region and. i think that responsibly but it's a good gamble with the lives of other nations. with no exit the cutaways argument is simple the blockade simply isn't the result of a spat between them and the saudis and the us should be worried but it's not clear whether this new argument will be enough to spur washington to put more pressure on both sides to resolve the crisis. at the state department. al-jazeera continues to demand the release of a journalist hussein has been in egypt in prison for eleven months now hussein's accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al jazeera strongly

that lucien newman live in santiago where voting is underway this sunday and for more on michele bachmann is legacy read this piece by lucy a new money latin america editor on our website zero dot com has just been published she explains why boston is popularity ratings have been so lol as she leaves office and also what the return of the right and sebastian pinera could mean for chile you can find it on al-jazeera. now it's world toilet day the day the un's declared to inspire action to tackle the global sanitation crisis it says four point five billion people live without a household toilet that safely disposes waste eight hundred sixty two million people go to the toilet in an open space in the bushes or in the water that means one point eight billion people use a source of drinking water that could be contaminated the u.n. says improved citation combined with safe water and good hygiene could prevent around eight hundred forty two thousand deaths each year by cambodia has been badly affected by people going to the toilet in the open but it's also cited as one of the most successful in

with the exception of michele bachmann, who was shunned by most other republicans. warsight argue that these that we are engaged in our necessary to stop the spread of islamic terrorism. how many conservatives are willing to mention the fact that the spread of islamic terrorism is due almost entirely to their visa, refugee, and immigration policies? conservatives who prioritize .ational defense par and let's not we are. i conclude with this operation. today is dying because of its understanding of social justice is incompatible with the moral climate of our time, which is invited by conservatism and the road children in schools and colleges everywhere starting in kindergarten. this morality may change social by serving the disadvantage and transferring resources, honor, and respect and given to those who are considered less advantaged materially or in terms of respect and honor. used to notget or get. today's liberalism is sometime called the enemy politics. what is called identity politics is a subset of a larger moral concern, namely the good of equal concern and

bachmann to this committee. and since then it's attracted some positive attention and in addition to that it's seemed to create some confusion, some might even say criticism discussing whether it's really a process, it's a step backwards from technology innovation. could you address that, please? >> thank you for your question, senator. we feel that consequence driven cyberinformed engineering or cce is actually a step forward in some of our engineering processes in that we look to use the right technology for the right purpose in implementation of cyber controls. i think smf ocriticism has been about some of the mention of using analog devices, that's a step back into the stone age. but in some of these cases where we can use the cce methodology to understand the attack paths that lead up to them, we can identify chill points for various differences of these attacks and deal with disruption zones, areas we can place a discreet nonprogrammable component that can't be hacked by software means. it doesn't have sof

michele bachmann and i should not have been classified, what they took out of the f.b.i. materials. but they classified it so we couldn't show america how stupid some of their purging was. how senseless, how we were, as some of our agents told me, we are blinding ourselves of the ability to see our enemy. so when i grill mueller some years ago -- grilled mueller some years ago, over the fact that they got a heads-up twice that the older tsarnaev brother was radicalized, he was a terrorist, he was a threat to american lives, they didn't do anything, the c.i.a., they didn't do anything. f.b.i. finally sent some agent or agents out. they interviewed the older starr . but they -- tsarnaev. but they didn't know what to ask. they don't know what the signs are of someone who is radicalized because they have had beat down their throats for so long, and this was the obama administration, they had the f.b.i.'s guiding principles, the touchstone document on training. and this was the document that the f.b.i. used to say, oh, no, we got to be politically correct. we can't teach people about how