>> the barn where they were actually shot.ok into the pit of hell, that's exactly what that looked like to me. >> did you look in? >> i don't have any memory of actually focusing on anything because i guess i just didn't want to. >> so, walking, escorting these people into the barn, you didn't wait to see them tumble into the hole? >> i was, i guess, the judas. i was the one that led each member from the house to the barn. and then from there, they had to symbolically have tape around their hands and feet. >> after delivering dennis and cheryl avery to their deaths, ron luff retrieves their three young daughters, one by one. trina, rebecca and karen are inside watching tv. to coax them to the barn, he tells them they're going to see the horses. he gives the youngest daughter karen a piggyback ride. >> the avery children didn't understand this. this was just a game to them. it wasn't intended to be fearful. but cheryl seemed to fear it. but dennis definitely did. he felt -- he was, i guess, supposed to know. that this was going

barnes said it was an act of desperation. i really can't make sense out of it. the plea deal is 35 years, including no possibility for parole, but it also includes an agreement that prosecutors will not try that separate case out of virginia. in the meantime, we are hearing that the judge is expected to officially approve this sentence at a hearing in january. i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> today an entrepreneur linked to a high-ranking public official in lehigh county pleaded guilty to bribery charges. he says he had business interests in allentown and helped the politician who was running for a state-wide office with campaign contributions. that was in exchange for city contract bids. he faces a maximum sentence of five years in prison as part of his plea deal. public official wasn't named but when hadad was arrested, allentown city hall was raided, including the mayor's office. >>> two women attacked in just a matter of hours as they walked down the street in germantown. tuesday afternoon a man grabbed one from behind on wakefield street. he pulled her

barnes was arrested he was in the backseat of his car. the victim was sexually exploited and started out as a random robbery attempt to get money to return to virginia before surrounding to police there, where he was wanted for attempting to rape a teenage girl. rick, now part of barnes deal is that he will not have to go back to virginia to stand trial for the crime there, his sentencing day is january 6th, he will be sentenced that day to 35 years in prison if the judge approves that the judge could actually give him more time in prison. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> a south jersey family was able to escape their burning home this morning, firefighters were called to the scene on bell avenue or barrington avenue, the call coming in at 3:30 after a storm knocked down a tree pulling power lines down on to a house, neighbors could hear the electric charge pulsing through the home. >> that is aluminum siding that arced the whole side of the house like an electrical shield was on the whole side of the house. >>

barnes will be sentenced to 35 years in january.onique braxton, "nbc10 news." >> you see in monique's live shot it's been pouring around our region. this is a live look at citizens bank park where they will take on the cubs. do fans need to bring their rain gear? will there even be a game tonight? chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz can answer that question. >> definitely need some rain gear. will be some delays in the game. they still have a chance of getting it in because it's not a solid area of rain, a continuous type of rain. we can see some pretty heavy showers in the area and some thunderstorms as well. a lot of activity is in delaware but we have one cell. you saw monique's live shot in center city, just getting crushed with heavy rain. that goes across camden and pennsauken, new jersey. that's some of the heaviest rain. we also have heavy rain up i-95 and the boulevard, frant further avenue, going into northeast philly. back into central delaware, we have one thunderstorm going through dover right now. that conti

barnes is charged with kidnapping.ng to be inside the courthouse and let you know what happened. live in center city, monique braxton, nbc10 news. >>> jessica boyington with your first alert traffic. we are on 95 right now right around cottman avenue where they zoomed in on the southbound side. it's difficult to see that volume and delay but, right now southbound from wood haven road on our drive time 45 minute trip. 18 miles per hour for the average speed. tack on half an hour to your commute into center city. schuylkill expressway to the conshohocken curve red and green but still slow no matter where you go. eastbound from the blue route to the vine 23 minute trip trip and half hour toward the king prussia area. >>> showers and thunderstorms. we have seen it this morning. cloudy skies throughout the day. you won't need your sunglasses but umbrella going up at times. not an all-day rainfall. a view there of the ben franklin bridge. you can see the traffic unaffected by that rain right now. rain is taking a break in ph

for the first time, barnes tried to explain himself? >> reporter: he looked down during most of the hearing and most of his answers were simply yes, sir or no, sir. when the judge pressed him, he finally gave his version of the kidnapping that terrified this city. this surveillance video from november shows how it all began. delvin barnes first parking his car, then jumping 22-year-old gaither as she walked down the sidewalk. today he acknowledged his guilt in the kidnapping and sexual exploitation case. at first he seemed at a loss to explain. the judge asked why did you do that. barnes said it was an act of desperation. i really can't make sense out of it. as the judge read the plea deal in court today, we learned that barnes also admits just a month before the kidnapping here, he abducted a 16-year-old in virginia, sexually assaulted and tried to kill her. when barnes was pressed by the judge today, he said he was out of money and looking for quick cash which would allow him to see his daughter before facing those charges in virginia

this morning if federal court, barnes pled guilty to one count of kidnapping. he told the judge, the abduction started out as a robbery, but adding he panicked. the 38 year old said he was desperate, that he ran out of money and was trying to get to virginia, to see his daughter one last time before turning himself into authorities there. the 38 year old accused of kidnapping, raping, assaulting 16 year old girl about a month before abducting his second victim in philadelphia. the investigation also revealed, he sexually exploited the 22 year old. >> and the guilty plea here this morning, also, covers that case in virginia. now, later on in january barnes is expected as part of this deal to be sentenced to 35 years behind bars. reporting live from the federal courthouse in old city, todd quinones, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> todd, thank you. the papal visit to philadelphia is a little more than two weeks away, and preparations are really ramming up. >> this after innocent we expect update on the city plans, but right now krause preparing eakin's oval for the p

barnes faces 35 years in prison.irginia prosecutors say he also kidnapped, sexually assaulted and tried to kill a teenager there a month before barnes was abducted. >>> scott williams now with a look at your forecast. >> it has been damp and dreary for your thursday across the area, dawn. we need the rainfall but we saw major flood problems across parts of the area simply because of this. take a look at some of the rainfall estimates around philadelphia moving south around chester and then moving into sections of camden and gloucester counties. we're talking anywhere from three to almost 4-inches of rainfall causing ponding as well as runoff. take a look at the situation just south of dover as we move to kent county you can see around rising sun, here's highway 13, almost 5-inches of rainfall, so once again, we saw a soaking across the area for your thursday. one to 3 inches on average but once again higher amounts, over 4-inchs in some spots that caused localized flooding but the good news, cooler temperatures in th

this video from 2013, shows barnes abducting carlesha freeland-gaither this triggered a manhunt and barnes was arrested in jessup maryland, police used his car's gps device to track him and he admitted to making the victim lie in his trunk bound up. he was lying in the backseat of his car next to his victim. it was revealed that the victim was quote, sexually exploited. the crime started out as a random robbery attempt because he needed money to get back to virginia to surrender to police there wanted for raping a girl in chester city a month before the german town incident. they have agreed to a 35 plus year sentence in exchange for the guilty plea. barnes will not have to -- he wants that 35 yours in prison deal. rather than an absolute life behind bars, at the federal courthouse, i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >>> police in camden are still looking for two men that burst into a home early this morning and stabbed a man, it happened on the 1200 block of landsdowne avenue before 4:00 a.m., the homeowner was rushed to the hospital in critical condition and a woman was also in th

the officer let barnes go with a warning for speeding back on friday.he opportunity to capture what he described as a moment of mutual respect. barnes said he wants to show people not all police interactions end poorly. >> i posted it a few days ago on my facebook page an lot of people were touched. >>> 5:57. coming up team coverage of the papal visit to the u.s. continues up next. >>> plus a man gets dragged by an amtrak train overnight. we'll tell you what happened. >> the papal visit might delay new iphone deliveries. details next in business. >> ♪ more kids are suffering from asthma and we still have no limits on carbon pollution which can lead to more asthma attacks in children but senator toomey has voted repeatedly to let polluters keep releasing unlimited carbon pollution into the air. and took more than one million dollars from the polluters. tell senator toomey to vote for the clean power plan, because unlimited pollution shouldn't be a right. but playing outside should be. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with ma

i want to clean the barn up a little bit before the next person gets here. >> can he clean the barn up? we are live in washington with more on his plans. hi, garrett. >> reporter: eric, apart from who the next speaker will be one of the big questions is, will this resignation fix anyone in extremely divided republican house? in the short time, boehner thinks he'll have a little more cooperation from some others around town, an apparent reference to the conservative members of his caucus who are trying to force him out. meaning a short time budget compromise is more likely to pass in the next few days before a partial government shutdown would occur. boehner didn't mince words, though. when talking about the uncompromising demands of the conservative wing of his party. >> absolutely they're unrealistic. we've got groups here in town, members, the house and senate here in town, who whip people into a frenzy believing they can accomplish things that they know, they know, are never going to happen. >> a majority of republican primary voters in the most recent fox news poll believe republic

barnes originally pled not guilty but has changed his plea to guilty. >> as promises that accuweather forecast on a rainy day. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan shows us we are back into a pattern of thunderstorms, we had some heavy stuff moving through our morning broadcast and now a lull. some thunderstorms moving through east philadelphia and trenton and some of you had some of this earlier and it's coming again and another line producing lightning including a resenstrike coming up live on the air, storm tracker showing you that with the bright lightning bolt in salem county, another cluster of thunderstorms producing lightning strikes in dover and pushing towards cumberland county, obviously it's not raining everywhere, are you getting thunderstorms and the drenching downpours highlighted in yellow and orange, this is with us for a while as a wave of high pressure moves off the coast and for now they are pushing up to the northeast as you can see later in the evening hour, a couple more may wrap in, you'll see off and on heavy downpours from now up through the dinner hour and int

a spokesperson for the federal prosecutor tells us delvin barnes allegedly seen in this video tape will change his plea. he is charged with kidnapping a woman and taking her to maryland, after an extensive two-day search by philadelphia detectives, and pleas from her family the victim and suspect were found inside his car in a parking lot. now in the next hour, we are going to look at the evidence federal prosecutors had planned to present in the case against barnes. live for now outside the federal courthouse, monique braxton, nbc10 news. >>> we are following breaking news from burlington county where authorities tell us that two tractor-trailers have crashed. nbc10's katy zachry is live on the scene. >> reporter: the crash happened about a mile north of us. you're looking at the road block at the intersection of groveville road and rout 130 in bordentown township in burlington county. if we travel north from this juncture where we are standing you can see lights up ahead, the blue flashing light is in the area i'm told where two tractor-trailers crashed an hour half ago. one carrying

. >>> golden state warriors' harrison barnes stops by for a visit. looks like you left these two west coast birds behind! foster farm's chicken's california grown. you guys aren't from here. wrong! we love yoga and sunshine and stuff. well foster farm's chicken has no added hormones. well i wish you didn't have any added negativity! ha! high five! yeah! he's not going far. they're local. introducing fresh and natural chicken. california grown with no added hormones. from foster farms. simply better. >>> after the opening bell rang on wall street, we saw stocks increase a little bit. ended up rising pretty steady for most of the day. ahead of the close, we saw the dough is up -- dow is up by 140 points. s&p and nasdaq have similar gaents of at least -- gains of at least half a point each. >>> i love this story. surprise for students in oakland this morning. [ cheers ] >> the kids went nuts after they saw golden state warriors' star harrison barnes at their school. he surprised the children there at an assembly this morning. a little girl's mouth is wi

barnes said he did it because he needed money to return to his home state of virginia. claimed that he wanted to see his daughter before facing charges there for a separate crime. the plea deal will put barnes in prison for 35 years with no chance of parole. >>> a philadelphia ambulance driver will be disciplined after this video surfaced showing him scrolling through his phone. it was pofed to facebook. you can see the driver there. the driver was taking a child to the hospital at the time. ebony clark shot this video as her son was being taken to the emergency room. look closely. you can see the driver looking at his phone behind the wheel. the fire commissioner said he is disgusted by this. he also says the department has a no cell phone policy while driving. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> eight minutes after 5:00. the heavy rain is done. we still have a few scattered showers this morning. during the day today, drying out. with sunshine this afternoon to warm things up. it's this weekend that will deliver more rain to the

. >>> a kid kidnapper delvin barnes is expect to change his plea this morning. barnes a had plead the not guilty to kidnapping a woman in germantown last november. the frightening ordeal was caught on surveillance video right there. prosecutors say barnes found, stuffed, 22-year old carlesha free land gate inner to his car trunk and then drove to maryland. she was, later found and rescued in the parking lot. >>> well, people in arizona are on edge after reports of ten shootings on a major freeway in just the past one weeks. >> this suspect has not been named yesterday. state a's director of public safety is calling the incident quote domestic terrorism crimes. cbs correspondent don champion has the very latest. >> reporter: state, federal and local police are looking for the person whose targeting mote the wrist along the main freeway, through phoenix. >> why would someone shoot at anybody at all especially shooting at some innocent person, i mean that is just insane. >> reporter: drivers who use interstate ten are nervous. >> very serious, very horrible, i hope

delvin barnes pleaded guilty to kidnapping charges today.l judge he needed money and grabbed carlesha freeland-gaither in a robbery gone wrong. he grabbed her off a germantown street and forced her into his car. barnes said in court today he needed money to return to his home state of virginia. he claimed he wanted to see his daughter before facing charging there for a separate crime. today's plea deal will put barnes in prison for 35 years with no chance of parole. >>> tomorrow marks 14 years since the september 11 attacks. today a new visitor center complex opened at the flight 93 national memorial near shanksville. the $26 million facility includes an overview of the crash site, new exhibits, and a learning center. flight 93 was the only airliner hijacked by terrorists that did not reach its target on september 11, 2001. and that was thanks to the efforts of the 40 passengers and crew members on board who died. governor tom wolf on hand for today's dedication ceremony says their bravery will never be forgotten. >> to a certain extent, thi

i called barns and noble and said, hey, i came out with a great book can i put it on your shelves and they laughed at me on the phones. so i called my old college buddies, we went to all the barns and nobody else in this area, new york, new jersey, and stuck the books on the shelves. then three or six months later i got a phone call from barns and noble, i remember the caller id popping up and they said we have a problem. >> i said what's the problem? >> they said we have a problem. they said we're selling your book, we don't know how we're selling it but we need 3,000 today. i got on every shelf at every barnes and nobles. >> you put a price tag on it and they didn't know where they got it. >> exactly. i'm not suggesting for other people. >> here is one more of his award winners. i don't understand how it makes money. a company called free rides. i don't understand how it makes money. fox did a story on it. >> guy right here, started this company. they don't want people to drink and drive. nine different cities around the country, places people can take a free ride to the beach. >> n

i got to every shelf in every barnes & noble's in the country. you put a price tag on o.and they sold it >> that is exactly it. i'm not suggesting it for other people. john: here is one more of> his award winners. i do not understand how it makes money.i don't unders fox's rick reisman did a story on it.here, >> started this company. starte company. they don't want people to drink and drive. nine different cities around the country, places people can take a free ride to the beach. >> not just to the john: they are now in many other places. s. these men run the free ride. i don't get it. how can you make money? >> we use electric cars which cuts out the cost of fuel. we work with various brands to wrap the vehicles in advertisements. there's video ads on the inside of cars. >> obnoxious things glaring at me. >> you get no free ride. >> you're handing out samples of products and that still pays for itself, advertisers willing to cover your profit and driver and everything. >> you see the outside ad, try a product, video ad. we like to think we crea

i called barns and noble and said, hey, i came out with a great book can i put it on your shelves and they laughed at me on the phones. so i called my old college buddies, we went to all the barns and nobody else in this area, new york, new jersey, and stuck the books on the shelves. then three or six months later i got a phone call from barns and noble, i remember the caller id popping up and they said we have a problem. >> i said what's the problem? >> they said we have a problem. they said we're selling your book, we don't know how we're selling it but we need 3,000 today. i got on every shelf at every barnes and nobles. >> you put a price tag on it and they didn't know where they got it. >> exactly. i'm not suggesting for other people. >> here is one more of his award winners. i don't understand how it makes money. a company called free rides. i don't understand how it makes money. fox did a story on it. >> guy right here, started this company. they don't want people to drink and drive. nine different cities around the country, places people can take a free ride to the beach. >> n

they are the lost walls emmett till saw in the barn on the old sheraton plantation, a place that echos with the horror of a hot august night. where a kid from chicago funds himself facing the most brutal type of justice. his family called him bo bo, 14 years old, with a stutter. he begged his single mum to let him come to missouri in 1955 to visit his country cousins. >> he talked beside chicago. he told me stuff you didn't know about. riverview park. have you ever about there. mack me in the battlefields, listening to a story about amusement park. i couldn't believe that. >> emmett was a story steler, and a jokester. and for all the street-smarts, he found his older cousin could be naive. emmett did not know there are certain things he didn't know or do. >> he didn't know anything that we didn't. we lived here, we didn't know >>> in the south. americans under attack. in mississippi alone, more than 500 lynchings were documented between the late 1800s. and 1955, the year emmett till and his cousins took a ride down to the grocery store. this is part of the street everyone thinks they n

they are the lost walls emmett till saw in the barn on the old sheraton plantation, a place that echos with the horror of a hot august night. where a kid from chicago funds himself facing the most brutal type of justice. his family called him bo bo, 14 years old, with a stutter. he begged his single mum to let him come to missouri in 1955 to visit his country cousins. >> he talked beside chicago. he told me stuff you didn't know about. riverview park. have you ever about there. mack me in the battlefields, listening to a story about amusement park. i couldn't believe that. >> emmett was a story steler, and a jokester. and for all the street-smarts, he found his older cousin could be naive. emmett did not know there are certain things he didn't know or do. >> he didn't know anything that we didn't. we lived here, we didn't know >>> in the south. americans under attack. in mississippi alone, more than 500 lynchings were documented between the late 1800s. and 1955, the year emmett till and his cousins took a ride down to the grocery store. this is part of the street everyone thinks they n

. >> the five suspended players quarterback ron peel and barn way both piscataway and corner back barnes from coatesville, pennsylvania. three masked gunman held five students at gun point and robbed them. so far, andre bogs and three others are arrested in those home invasions. >> i heard that one tried to break into a dorm. >> no one should do it, you are playing for the big ten. >> julie fuhrman confirm that the players have in fact been suspended and they are monitoring the situation but has no further comment. >> if they keep doing what they are doing, they should be thrown off the team. >> this is the latest embarrassment for the scarlet knights, that had other students thrown off the team. and now flood is being investigated. >>> meantime, new jersey senator, cory booker is the latest democrat to support the nuclear deal, he says it is flawed but the alternative it worse. he joins bob casey and senator couples and pat toomey and new jersey democrat menendez are opposed. >>> a lock down is now lifted at the mercer county corrections center after a possible ebola scare, two sheriff'

prosecutors say armstrong needed cash to pay barnes to murder her father.ted wells, the pizza delivery man, to rob the bank. prosecutors say armstrong and barnes even watched wells rob the bank from a safe distance. wells' relatives insist he had nothing to do with this strange and complicated plot. >> he did not know any of these people. that's why they had to lure him to the tower to plant the bomb on him. >> prosecutors say wells could have alerted someone before robbing the bank, and they don't know whether wells ever knew the bomb was real. kenneth barnes eventually pleads guilty to two felony charges and years. half. wells is officially listed an an unindicted co-conspirator. says was too strange to dream >> better do something quick otherwise, i'm going to burn and >> when "caught on camera: [ laughs ] you should've stuck to softball! i was so much better at softball than janice, dad. where's your wife, todd? vacation. discounts like homeowners', multi-policy -- i got a discount on this ham. i've got the meat sweats. this is good ham, diane. paperles

peter barnes in washington covered this for years. mark has been an economist for years yourself, and take away different things. mark looks at the numbers, peter looks for the quote and say i don't know if people meant what they think they mean. it is difficult to decipher, make the case to why you think they're going to wait as opposed to hike rates like you think? >> i think it could go either way, but i think the more uncertainty, the more excuses people who are on the fence have to say let's wait. they've been doing this years now, and that's their predilection, but there is definitely sentiment for getting the rates up and getting it started now. connell: all right, so nobody knows nothing. we don't know what's going to happen. that's the market we like to cover because it makes it more interesting. it is funny. two smart gentlemen, mark and gentlemen, maybe three, peter barnes, take myself out. the dow up close to 200 on the dow. live from the floor of the new york stock exchange. we've got you covered. minute to minute, more "

now one man stepped forward wanting to take over that barn, house majority leader kevin mccarthy. one article in the "washington post" refers to him as the speaker of parents at this point. it's a role take a lot of people see as a team manager but what he sees as team captain. >> one thing the speaker does is set the culture. every culture is changed. this will be a generational change. i'm concerned about what i see in washington. people are very concerned about power and institutions more so than changing the lives of everyday americans. that's what fundamentally has to change, getting everybody involved. >> reporter: he added his goal if elected speaker would be to, quote, make sure the people again believe this is their government. at last check no date has been set for the g.o.p.'s elections but house republicans do reportedly have a closed door meeting on the subject scheduled for tonight. >>> once the g.o.p. establishes its nominee, then the full house of representatives will vote on the next speaker of the house. >>> the president of planned parenthood goes before congres

i don't want to leave my successor a dirty barn. i want to clean the barn up a little bit before the next person gets here. >> on sunday, nancy pelosi reacted to the news of boehner resigning, and she said she's not quite sure if she'll miss him. >> we can agree to disagree without being negative about each other, but yes, i don't know if i'll miss him. here one day. we just work. we barely have time to -- >> pelosi said the idea of the speaker resigning is the disarray in the republican pa y party. >>> a fifth person has died from last week's boat crash in seattle. the latest victim is a 20-year-old woman, international student attending north seattle college. all of the dead were from the school. there's no exact cause yet from the ntsb, but they say the duck boat didn't have a recommended axel repair in 2013. investigators are trying to figure out if the company was aware of the warning. >>> pope francis safely back in rome after his three-city u.s. tour. he spoke to reporters on the plane. he also tweeted, with my heartfelt than

i don't want to leave my successor a dirty barn. i want to clean the barn up before the next person. >> dickerson: let's talk about the state. a lot of your colleagues i've talked to who have served with you, used the word dysfunction, say that you had to resign because it's a sign of how things dysfunctional are with the house. >> i wouldn't call it dysfunction. disagreement, yes. but as i said on friday i was planning on leaving at the end of last year when my prepared lost his primary election in july of also year. i just couldn't belief. i had to provide transition for the next leaders. i planned on serving through this year and on november 17 i was going to make announcement. on thursday evening, friday morning, why do i want to put my colleagues through this when i'll make my colleagues -- why put institution through this. it was the right decision. i thought we handled it the right way. >> when you talk about decision they were going to have to go through. going to be -- >> motion to vacate the chair. >> kick you out of your

delvin barnes admitted to abducting the woman in germantown last november, and holding her captive in maryland for three days. a sentencing hearing scheduled for january, barnes faces 35 years in prison. >> on the eve of the 14th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, families and loved ones gathered for solemn remember renz in shanksville, pennsylvania, gathered around the wall of names, new memorial plaza honors passengers and crew lost on united flight 93. 3,000 candles and light placed on memorial plaza as silent tribute to the tragic loss of life in those attacks. >> and, tomorrow, remembrance events scheduled throughout the area. full list available on our with website at cbsphilly.com. >> the phillies looking for new general manager, tonight they parted ways with rubin amaro, jr. >> shake up in the front office, lessee? >> the fans made it clear they were not happen which rubin over the past few years, and both phillies president, and owner john middleton, said definitely factor in decide to go part ways with him today. rubin amaro, jr., joined the controversy after the 1998 season,

all of this with real clear politics reporter caitlyn huey-burns, the weekly standard's editor fred barns. >>> and pope francis taking his view of the world to the u.n. assembly where he urged leaders to fight poverty, drug trafficking, the pontiff gave support to the nuclear deal with iran. we'll have the story tonight. >>> and our top story, the white house rolling out the red carpet for president xi jinping. a lot of pomp and pageantry expected as the president hosts a state dinner in his honor. but behind the lavishness of it all and the theatrics there are many unresolved tensions over china's economic policies, territorial disputes, human rights, cyberattacks against the united states that president obama seemingly hesitates to mention to the chinese president. fox news white house correspondent kevin corke with our report. >> i can announce our two countries reached a common understanding on the way forward. >> reporter: a way forward on cybersecurity. president obama today said the two world powers made important progress in the fight to curb cyberspying, remarks on the rose garde

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you say, why is it the most photographed barn in america? you say it's because it says it on the sign. you have to pull over and take a picture of the most photographed barn in america. and right now donald trump is the most covered candidate in america. why is he the most conferred candidate? because he rates. why does he rate? because he is the most covered candidate in america. no one can look away, thus we must keep watching. >> but chris, if i could, there is a reason why though. you heard it tonight in the speech on immigration. when he started talking about the sanctuary cities. when he says, if i'm president we're not going to deal with the sanctuary city crap, that is blue collar. that is what people sitting in their living rooms watching this are saying, and that's what resonates across the kounlry. >> almost as much as long details on how you got out of your multi-million dollar tv deal, which is also kitchen table blue collar issue. we'll be right back. which saves money. they settle claims quickly, which saves money. they drive

police say barnes kidnapped a woman off the street in germantown. police say he tied her up, held her in the trunk of his car for a couple of days before she was rescued in maryland. >>> today, two former coatesville area school officials go on trial. ex-superintendent como is accused of taking championship rings and being reimbursed for fraudulent expenses and denato is accused of stealing thousands of dollars to pay down gambling debts. both resigned in 2013 amid allegations they exchanged racist and sexist messages on their cell phones. that led to the discovery of the financial crimes. >>> a chester man who shot and killed a would-be robber has a license to carry a gun and does not face charges this morning. police say early yesterday morning, two men tried to rob the man as he got out of his car outside his home on west seventh street in chester. police say one of the robbers fired two shots. the victim was not hit. he pulled out his own gun and shooting and killing one of the robbers. the man's neighbors told us the man had to do what he had t

jedidiah bila, fred barnes, thank you, both for being here. the book is jack kemp, the bleeding heart conservative who changed, i would say contributed powerfully to america. congratulations again. >> thank you. lou: astonishing video out of russia showing a highway collision unlike any other you are likely to see. look at this, and the result. a small car running smack into the mini bus, a major fireball explosion. minor injuries we're told, a broken nose for one, sustained burns to the feet of another. and the reason is, as you see, there compressed fuel in the mini bus. >>> up next, intelligence officials admit we're losing the fight in cyberspace, the guy who's supposed to be leading the fight and can't do anything about it. >>> president obama tries to stand up to putin. well, ambassador john bolton . lou: joining us now, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, american enterprise institute, senior fellow john bolton. also fox news contributor. that beautiful building behind you, so much happened there, the president shared a summit

what exactly do you mean by that because you heard counter point from peter barnes? >> less he needs to embrace capitalism. we don't expect that from our popes. long time since the pope said -- jo ling: they're not exactly economist. >> right, it is not their job but this hope has taken himself to be kind of center of the anti-capitalist critique. he puts america at head of some neoliberal type of economics which he said, as you see in the quote before somehow destructive to the individual. but what he gets wrong about that over the last 30 years, 25 years, we have seen the most radical eradication of poverty on a global scale. it wasn't by people who were waving sticks saying income inequality is bad. by people who liberalized their economies and embraced capitalism more, not less. so this pope is getting it wrong, basically. and this is not a small question when it comes international development. jo ling: in addition to being real serious religious leader he plays a role putting set of beliefs he believes the will move the needle a little bit even if his beliefs a

this is barnes street many middletown.the left the homes down the block there completely destroyed. whole neighborhood, dave. >>> hundredsover people have been force -- hundreds of people have been forced out of their home. hundreds had to escape. brian flores is joining us live. you're at the main evacuation centers. how are people doing so far this morning? >> @ most of them are in good spirits this morning opinion perhaps the fact they have been helped out very well from the for the record -- for the an estimated 1,000 people are here at fairgrounds. many are camped out in tents. some are sleeping in motor homes. others are using their car as shelter. they are simply waiting for two things. one is their home still standing and when they will be able to return to their neighborhoods. as you heard from ktvu alex savidge a little bit earlier on it will be at least until tomorrow before it can happen. in the meantime people here are doing the best they can. i spoke with a couple from hidden valley takes. >> both of you were

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said that g asset had recently purchased thousands of barnes & noble shares and short-term call optionsding to profit by selling those after the stock moved. they have settled that case. glickstein agreed to pay a settle sxmt barred from the securities industry for a minimum of five years. you're up-to-date on that. i'll see you in a moment with the news update. back to you. >> thank you very much, sue. in the meantime, market is down 224. pretty steady. decisively downward action. the news flow has been pretty negative all through the overnight. taiwan and norway cutting rates. a surprise move. a sign that the oil patch is making its way to some of those economies around the world that depend on it heavily. >> of course well, saw japan, negative overnight. we saw hong kong negative overnight. shanghai was able to hang in therebying but the fall in the asian markets has been catching on here once the u.s. market wakes up. although we have been susceptible to moves in crude, moves in the dollar as well. a lot to work with here. >> citi has cut their global outlook. goeltdman cut their ou

i don't want to leave my successor a dirty barn, so i want to clean the barn up a little bit before the next person gets there. >> on sunday, house minority leader nancy pelosi reacted to the news of boehner resigning, said she's not quite sure if she'll miss him. >> we can agree to disagree without being negative about each other, but yes, i don't know if i'll miss him. we just work. >> pelosi said the whole idea of the speaker resigning is the sign of the disarray in the republican party. john boehner is set to step down september 30th. >> right about now, pope francis is landing back in rome after his three-city u.s. tour but before he left there were some funny moments. he stopped his procession to kiss a baby dressed like the pope himself. how cute is that? he also met with an argentinean family that drove 13,000 miles in a volkswagen to meet him. the pope's reaction? "you are crazy." but the weekend's funniest moment came saturday night, act yormark wahlberg spoke briefly to the soloist on stage. >> that right there was truly the voice of an angel but when he whispered in my ear t

jamie: what stacy calls the ark is a drafty old barn stuffed with the kulash brothers inheritance. >> ark is right. you look like you have two of everything. this is incredible! at first, steve kulash fashioned works like these in the basement of the family home. he began with game from his own hunting trips but soon after others brought by theirs too. jamie: did mom say if you bring another animal in this house, i'm going to kill you? >> i did hear her say that before, but she would soften her stance at the bit of coaxing. jamie: show me a fine example of your dad's work? >> ibex is one of his best works. jamie: why? what makes it great taxidermy? >> he paid a lot of attention to the shape of the eye. the muscles that make the eyes blink and tissue. you have to have an artistic eye. not everyone can take something that's dead and make it look like it's alive. he was an artist. jamie: like so many artistic types, steve dreams of actually making a living from his life's passion. in the late 1960s he pulls the trigger, quitting that welding job and betting his family's future on his ski