i am the new marion barry.'d knowledge might problems with women, with drugs, with taking my hand off the door for the government. i am moving on. he does not want to address the book. i wish you talk to us, it would've been a better book. brian: how many different times was he elected? fourhe was elected mayor times. three times in a row. 1978, 1980 2, 1980 six. then he was elected in 19 94. brian: how many times was he elected to the council? tom: in his political career, he was elected to the council at-large and the council twice. i'm sorry, once. then, after he was mayor, he was elected to the council from ward eight, of course the heaviest african-american ward in the city. i think he was elected there are three times. brian: at his memorial, newt gingrich spoke. a local television -- about somebodynk in this business speaking at a memorial? in the business of journalism? memorialse spoken at for people. none elected, but publicly well-known. think, marion barry is what i wanted someone from the media to

tom: marion christopher barry lost. marion barry had wanted his son to become the next councilmember and carry on his legacy. marion barry -- the christopher was changed to the c when he ran for office. this is a small town. we have an international community here with the embassies. we have the federal road here with the congress and the white house. and just below that is a little southern town called the district of columbia. in those neighborhoods like ward eight, you cannot bogart your way in. patricia roberts harris, the former housing secretary, and johnson, she is famous in the nation for trying to run for mayor. she had no local ties. christopher barry lived in ward eight but had no real local ties. he had a small painting company. he would show up at his father's thanksgiving and christmas giveaways. but he did not have his own -- he could not stand on his own two feet. he has had all sorts of problems. he is not in prison. tom: he has had some drug possession problems and most recently, just before he was run

barry: just nine minutes.t is a long run. .bout 350 meters on the grass you can see that the blue carpet. 350 meters from the beach. they have absolutely drained the speech a year ago and got rid of 400 truckloads of organic matter. they have done its him and this amount of work to host the grand final and here they are. just at the nine minute mark and it's where we anticipated it. great swim in there, these of the vague names that we are anticipating out of the water. there is flora duffy. that is a great bike combination right there. unsurprisingly, catalina tier was out of the water could the brick is in a good position leading the group. barry: i think the canadians are going to be happy. it was like one of their gone ontario, athletes from she's going to be very pleased coming in there if that is who i think it is. it is. she has had a great first section of the bike. the germans well established. there is a group of 13-14 athletes. let us see if some are cooked and handle on -- summer cut can handle on.

i think marion barry was a big figure.atch road turns as mayor and s as turns -- four turn mayor and as city council. brian: because there are a number of officials from virginia, not from virginia yet, but from maryland, public officials that are in jail. we wanted to do an update. i have somewith -- video of you interviewing someone that the audience might remember because of his father, ron brown. this is michael brown. he is in prison where? prison in in a small alabama. a minimum security prison. it was a spectacular falling for michael brown. he had all of the gifts you could possibly want. from his father, ron brown who was :00 -- so close to clinton. michael brown was not a lawyer. but he was paid a lot of money to work with law firms. he was elected to the council. he ran on his father's name. he was on the city council. tom: what brought him down was that he was offered -- he offered to help two businessman get through the maze of contracting in the city. what he did not realize was that the two businessman were

barry: my pleasure. still ahead, now any can be mcmuffin time as mcdonald's rolls out breakfast all day is america. that story after the break. ♪ betty: welcome back to the "bloomberg market day." let us get straight to matt miller for the big stories of the day which is really the recovery we are seeing. matt: it is not a huge recovery considering how far down we were not only yesterday but in the month of august. we are back towards session high. adding 1% on the s&p and the nasdaq as well. yesterday was the worst start foreign equities market in the u.s. since 13 years ago. august was the worst month for any of these indexes in at least three years. it was the worst august for the dow in 17. adding this much back does not make a huge dent in what we saw. it is still a recovery. we are in correction territory. if you want to use the definition of a 10% drop from market highs, not quite there for the s&p 500. we have been there. that is about 1919 from the highs. transports today are doing well. oil com

barry: yes. we were in ferguson and we had african-american business owners se businesses were attacked by protesters. he said something most politicians never say, i am here to listen. tell me your story. it was great. it thatw important is he is soft-spoken? if there is any quality you would naturally associate with political success, that would be very far down the list. barry: i agree. but in a field of 15, maybe 14 sounding,, looking, talking and behaving differently is very important. it distinction is you from the rest of them. at the debate i was like oh, i wish he was yelling. that is not him. but guess what? i will take two hours of national tv time with him standing next to donald trump any day. rich: so a lot of people missed his standout performance in the first debate. or did not get it. in you know, especially those last couple of questions, what about race -- one about race, and the closing segment, did you think he is killing a? were watching it in my office. media thatugh social

barry, my hat is off to you. you are right, we don't see a lot of rain brewing, barry, i will tell you more than you just put on the board. we are over 2 inches behind where we should be for the august rain bucket, but half a foot for the entire year, and we need rain. not out there tonight, it's a beauty. 78degrees, and the headlines coming together like this. today's high temperature, 90 degrees, and that does make three in a row. the second official heat wave for 2015. not an oddity for september, but typically your temperatures should be going down, and ours are going up. 90 in central park was the lone hot spot in the area. jfk, islip, 87. bridgeport, connecticut, 86 today, and for tomorrow, close again, as maurice was saying, we are splitting hairs here. i will go with 89 degrees. more of a sea breeze is kicking in. a bright, sunny day, feeling hotter tomorrow than it was today. 90 to 93 depending where you are. the hair mass is beautiful, and this is the next weather maker. fine for thursday, and the front

barry is the second cab driver killed in the bronx in less than a week. the fifth murdered in the last 18 months. >> we must find a solution to these murders. our drivers are scared. they're terrified. >> reporter: mamadou barry had been driving for 12 years. today many in the communities came out to pay their respects. shocked this hard-working dad was gunned down on the job. >> i want justice. i want justice. >> and right now police are still investigating. and they're asking anyone who may have any information about this murder to come forward. we're live in the belmont section of the bronx tonight, lori bordonaro. >>> turning now to politics and a major name dropping out of the race for president. scott walker is about to suspend his campaign for the republican nomination. when walker makes the announcement, he will become the second republican to exit the race. rick perry bowed out earlier this month. >>> we're also following breaking news involving the evening commute. some big changes to the a, b a d linesnbecause broken rails ar 125th street and 7

barry zito will get one final start and it will be against his old a's rotation teammate tim hudsonthey afternoon at the oakland coliseum when the giants and a's hook up for the 2nd game of a 3-game series gary has all your highlights coming out >> gary :yogi bera , one of the all time greats has passed away at the age of 90 buster posey has been scratched from tonight's lineup. as the giants are at the san diego padres. barry zito will get one final start and it will be against his old a's rotation teammate tim hudsonthe two will square off saturday afternoon at the oakland coliseum when the giants and a's hook up for the 2nd game of a 3-game series somebody named trevor brown delivering here brendan crawford with a single to right giants up 2-0 draggin around an injury got a nice groove going 4-2 giants heston didn't allow a run giants win , and the dodgers are stumbling dbacks take a 2-0 lead great play here get the man to 2nd base lost 4 straight 8-0 dbacks here's the key thing you have to remember, the dodgers have 2 of the best pitchers in baseball giants are still breathing a's

barry shifted.at. not just himself and the world. >> jimmy: how were the audiences reacting to this movie that starts out comedy clubs and is fun, and then -- >> well, i didn't realize, you know, how -- you know, i thought i was telling barry's story. it ends up being a common story. often at the screenings people come up and disclose their own stories. so i was just trying to make a movie about my friend. now -- you know this. you know this you know that i'm not -- i don't like getting hugged and stuff. >> jimmy: yeah. right. >> now i have to hug strangers. so it's horrible for me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really in a way -- >> here i am getting hugs. jimmy would send people to the booth, give bobcat a big hug! >> jimmy: we have a lot of fun around here. >> yeah, we did. i want to tell a story. when you were doing the belly flop? you've done that. >> jimmy: yeah we did that. >> put a pool in the back. the producer's going, we're not rehearsing the belly flop, why aren't we rehearsing? they look on th

he starts things off by walking buster posy and bob melvin would say, okay, barry.would get a great ovation, as well. after that, it was as terry mentioned earlier, the parker show. he followed a two-run shot and then in the eighth game tied at 10-10. no more. parker the first giant rookie ever to hit three homers in a game. he's got five in his last nine at-bats. giants take a wild one. 14-10. here's the kid. >> i feel pretty great. awesome day. ones i can only hope for growing up as a kid to hit three home runs in a big league game. it's pretty special. >> best offense in game i've ever seen. in person i've seen three home runs but to hit a grand slam with the game tied. just amazing day for this kid. he's been locked in since he's come up here. and he makes it look easy. and we needed it. i mean, the way the game went. couldn't be happier for him. and, you know, he just has that confidence going right now. but to do what he did, i mean, this is something he'll never forget. or the whole club. we all were in amazement of what that kid did today. >> play today at w

i must go to barry eichengreen.he merger news this morning, away from globalizing and capital fetters. you could write a new book called "the great distortion," and all that michael mckee and i do with is distortion. where does the great distortion with monetary politics and market distortion end? when the u.s. economy finds its footing. that may be the beginning of the end, as it were. michael: as the fed is supposed to raise rates, markets expect additional stimulus. it does not seem to matter where the cash is coming from these days. i think the markets are right, that we will see another move on the ecb. we will see another move from the boj and emerging markets with room from a new for. we are going -- with room to maneuver. : so the great distortion does not end, it just has a different feeding tube. barry: if you are worried about distortions, it is not for central banks, as monetary policymakers, to address. bloomberg team is beginning to travel to lima, peru, for the international monetary fund meetings. wh

we are learning details about barry's employment with acs. she was a trainee for six months before she was fired for not showing up to work. officials confirm she had limited contact with 11 families and all of those encounters were well supervised. now her caseload will be reviewed. live in the bronx, a.j. ross, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thanks. >>> we have new details about a woman that died after getting silicone injected in her buttocks. her death was ruled a homicide. the medical examiner's office says kelly may hugh died after the silicone entered her bloodstream. she was found unresponsive may 30th. authorities are looking for the woman suspected of giving her the injections. >>> we have been showing you how communities are getting ready for the bad weather that will be hitting our area. tonight the office of emergency management and a city council member from the upper east side will hold a training session on how to prepare for emergencies and plan for a disaster. it will be held at the stanley isaac neighborhood center from 7:00

but what started the cascade of black americans away from the republican party was barry goldwater. that really was a pivot.of black politics in this country both in terms of black people breaking into the democratic party, but barry goldwater really showing a face to the republican party becoming unacceptable for black people have 41964, barry goldwater, johnson, do you believe it was more of an anti- goldwater, antirepublican thing from a whole was it more a pro lbj from democratic thing? what caused this massive support of blacks? >> i think it was a mix of both. john f. kennedy with this ongoing negotiation. republican start to do certain things that are power, but his culminated in him proposing the civil rights act of 1963. so it has vice president who grew up in a segregated context was picking up the mantle of the civil rights it really went all in. johnson went all in for the civil rights act and away even that kennedy had been reluctant to do. in that shows a lot of african-americans, this might be a party we can do business with. one of the things i found interesting was

those who loved barry. what it does provide is a sense that justice has been served. >> puts sput yourselves in the shoes of the victim's family, his wife, his five children. i wonder what they're going through tonight. you ever heard the phrase there ain't no justice? i wonder if that's what they're thinking tonight. >> reporter: sister helen sees justice differently. >> i've seen their eyes when they come out of the execution chamber and they're going to go going to be just as empty as it was before they saw the execution. >> you've been on this road a number of times. what do you say to a dead man walking? >> that i'm fighting in every way i can to resist this death. his death is wrong. i believe it's wrong for the government to be in a position of killing even the guilty people, much less the innocent. >>> next, what's the difference between a firefighter and a smokejumper? meet the team parachuting right into the eye of the storm or fire, as it were. >>> and our amy robach and how a devastating diagnos

barry, welcome back. guess our headline is pretty clear -- you went from 2350, with a year-end target for the s&p, which was the most bullish on wall street. to a new view of 2200. which is still well above where we are now. why? >> well what happens we reset the bar with a correction in the fourth quarter. much like last year in the fourth quarter we reset the bar. the other big change from a year ago is we let the dollar rip. it hurt the cyclical side of the market, more than it helped the growth side. it's hard to hit a much higher target. >> i still guess i'm focusing on the point that you know where we are today, trying to figure out if we're, we bottomed, if we're going to go much lower. retest the real lows of last week and perhaps break through them. you're still optimistic about what is going to happen between now and the end of year. and i wonder whether it's too much so. >> and into next year. keep in mind we're approaching kind of a bin e.r.a. oary outco. if china were to devalue overnight 20%

please play barry sanders more. get off me! 65 yards. # free barry. stanford rolls.efending nba champs have enjoyed the off season, but he knows staying on top is tougher than getting to the top. >> the mentality is changing and it is a deeper level of confidence and feeling too happy. >> never. abc7 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> i thank you of so. >>> abc7 news continues on-line, twitter and facebook and all of your mobile devices with our new abc7 news app. our next newscast is at 5:00 a.m. >> stay right here. wow. sweet new subaru, huh myep.? you're selling the mitchmobile!? man, we had a lot of good times in this baby. what's your dad want for it? ..like a hundred and fifty grand, two hundred if they want that tape deck. you're not going to tell your dad about the time my hamster had babies in the backseat, are you?! that's just normal wear and tear, dude. (vo) subaru has the highest resale value of any brand... ...according to kelley blue book ...and mitch. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. we appreciate your time as always. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm

but these kids are like, who is this hudson guy or this barry zito guy?e decision bad ankle. good thing, because there is nothing wrong with his arm. watch the third quarter strike. sometimes it is better to be lucky than good. they rush for 325 yards. it is barry sanders jr. he gone. to the house. touchdown. how did you feel about it coach? oh, okay. animated. stanford won the game 42-24. 2-0 in pack 12 play. i'll take a bow as we go to break. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. captioning sponsored by cbs ( band playing "late show" theme ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! ( cheers and applause )

sending this barry zito offering packing. a solo blast.and slam and 7 rbi. giants would take the 4-0 lead. but huddy did all right. but in the second he appearance to lose control. he walked eric sogard and hit a third. zito's concern for his friend, as is martin mulder, the third man in the a's big three also at the game. hudsondy exits after an inning and a third he gets a great ovation from the crowd. zito would exit after walking the first man in the third. also getting a standing o. a bittersweet time for the one-time aces. but for the games after that. the bullpens are tired, and it showed. giants win it. 14-10, the final. >> i came out of the dugout and couldn't believe i got to be on the field in an a's uniform and receive an ovation because, you know, when i had last pitched in the major leagues i thought there may be never another time on the field, let alone for the oakland a's. >> obviously things didn't work out the way i wanted them to with our performances, but the fans were awesome. they really showed their appreciation for

police later found barry's body inside his car with a gunshot wound to his head. the 39-year-old cab driver was married, a father of three with a fourth child on the way. >> somebody killed my husband for no reason. he's a nice man. he never did nothing to nobody. he worked hard for his kids and his wife. he loved his family. >> barry is a second cab driver killed in the bronx in less than a week. the fifth murdered in the last 18 months. >>> investigators say the new jersey police officer pedro had a three times the legal limit killing a fellow officer and a friend and critically injuring a third cop. today he turned himself in. news 4 brian thompson is live with more for us. brien? >> chuck, finally, finally today we saw and heard from officer pedro abad jr., as you say, stands accused of causing the death of two of his friends, critically injuring the third and all of this happening in that horrific crash on the west shore expressway on staten island. a bangd up pedro abad jr. arrives to face a judge on a 27-count indictment six months after a deadly accident o

to at this point by politics in terms of black people breaking into the democratic party but also barry goldwater really instilling a faith in the republican party that was unacceptable. >> host: you said 1964 is barry goldwater and lyndon johnson. do you believe that it was more of an anti-old water, anti-republican thing or was it more of a pro-lbj pro-democratic thing? what caused this massive support of blacks in the democratic party? >> guest: i think was a mix of both. you had john f. kennedy come into the white house in 1960 and had ongoing negotiations with civil rights and militantly started to do certain things to enforce the rights of black folks in the south. it culminated in him proposing the civil rights act of 1963 that he then did not champion but then when his vice president who was a southerner who grew up in the segregated context who was himself had racial attitudes that were on towards towards black people when he picked up the civil rights act made it his own lyndon johnson went all in the civil rights act and a way his enemy had been reluctant to and i think i tha

this is before the commodore barry bridge.ckups, because of it, in fact, i'll show you another camera. take a look at this, 95 northbound at route 322, yikes. this is not what we want to see at 6:30 in the morning, because as we progress toward that rush hour, of 7:00, this is going to get worse, a lot of vehicles, entering the roadways, now give yourself couple of extra minute, this morning, building fire center city. this is now starting to be controlled. fire is under control at this point. thirteen street and chancellor, 13th closed between walnut and irving. and also, we have these bus detours, for those of you taking the bus, just make note of those. nine, 12, 21, 42, also, some downed wires, in carney's pike township new jersey all lanes blocked. route 40 westbound, at route 628. quick reminder that the tolls are inch kree g tonight at 10:00 p.m. talcony palmyra bridge and the burlington bristol bridge. over to you. >> following breaking news this morning. firefighters on the scene of three alarm fire in center city. th

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but these kids are like, who is this hudson guy or this barry zito guy?nford's kevin hogan game time decision bad ankle. good thing, because there is nothing wrong with his arm. watch the third quarter strike. sometimes it is better to be lucky than good. they rush for 325 yards. it is barry sanders jr. he gone. to the house. touchdown. how did you feel about it coach? oh, okay. animated. stanford won the game 42-24. 2-0 in pack 12 play. i'll take a bow as we go to break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the power pressure cooker xl, brought to you by tristar. do you love sitting down to a big sunday dinner with the entire family? do you wish you could enjoy the taste of those all-day, slow-cooked, labor-intensive recipes without the time, the work, or the wait? well, now there's a new way to take grandma's favorite recipes and turn them into everyday family meals with just a push of a button and do it in a fraction of the time. how would you like to make a hearty pot roast with all the fixings done in 25 minutes... fa

. >> maurice barry. >> kenneth basnicki. >> stephen bates.e beale. >> jane beatty. >> manette beckles. >> michael beekman. >> and my brother paul, your brothers and sisters, your nieces and nephews and we miss you. >> and michael cole and godfather robert michael to each other so much about loving and kind screwed up and i miss it every day. >> maria behr. >> nina bell. >> stephen belson. >> denise benedetto. >> brian greg bennett. >> eric bennett. >> oliver bennett. >> margaret benson. >> james berger. >> stephen berger. >> alvin bergsohn. >> michael berkeley. donna bernaerts. >> david bernard. >> william bernstein. >> david berry. >> joseph berry. >> timothy betterly. >> paul beyer. >> anil bharvaney. >> shimmy biegeleisen. >> william biggart. >> marc bingham. >> and my father, philip, we miss you if we try to make you proud every day. we know what you're looking down on lincoln, '01, and katie. >> and my uncle, michael bordo. i wish i could meet you. >> gary byrd. >> george john bishop. jeffrey bittner. >> albert blackman, junior. >> chris

sending this barry zito offering packing. a solo blast.including a grand slam and 7 rbi. giants would take the 4-0 lead. but huddy did all right. but in the second he appearance to lose control. he walked eric so guard and hit a third. zito's concern for his friend, as is martin mulder, the third man in the a's big three also at the game. after an inning and a third he gets a great ovation from the crowd. zito would exit after walking the first man in the third. and then a standing o. a bittersweet time for the one-time aces. but for the games after that. the bullpens are tired, and it showed. giants win it. 14-10, the final. >> i came out of the dugout and couldn't believe i got to be on the field in an a's uniform and receive an ovation because, you know, when i had last pitched in the major leagues i thought there may be never another time on the field, let alone for the oakland a's. >> obviously things didn't work out the way i wanted them to with our performances, but the fans were awesome. they really showed their appreciation for wh

zito barry gives up 2 hits and giving a 2 run homer to him final 5-1 astro's giants win 5-1 as wellcki : long-standing barriers fell at tonight's emmy awards... as viola davis became the first non-white actress to claim top drama acting honors... jon hamm finally winning for mad men... and game of thrones overcame emmy anti-fantasy resistance to claim the top drama award. an emotional davis won for her portrayal of a ruthless lawyer in how to get away with murder. mad men star hamm claimed the best drama actor emmy that eluded him seven times before. and delivering the best drama series award to game of thrones... making a triumphet return... tracy morgan... the actor-comedian seriously injured last year in a car accident. >> brian :look for more of that triple digit heat from the east bay and getting close to 100 in south san jose but not quite as hot for san francisco or oakland the real cooling comes on tuesday with that cool sea breeze coming onshore and falling into the valley is down about 15 or 20 degrees and we head into the first week of autumn >> vicki : that's it for the

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prosecutors say that as many yes women were secretly recorded by rabbi barry friend al -- barry freundel in the ritual baths. he was considered a leader in the modern orthodox movement. he was arrested in october 2014. he faced 52 counts of voyeurism, sentenced to six and a half years in jail, for but into an contact with the victims. with the jewish new year, he has written a letter of apology to the newspaper. matter howpart, "no many times i attempt to apologize, it will never be enough. there are simply no words to sufficiently assuage the hu rt that i have caused." freundel initially said he wanted to apologize individually to each victim. he decided that would do more harm than good. we just got off the phone recently with a couple. she is one of the victims. she said that they forgive and and in fact would eventually like to visit him in the d.c. jail. richard reeve, abc 7 news. alison: thank you, rich. cooler temperatures are ahead, but so are showers and storms tomorrow. it's get the timeline from meteorologist a verdant. what is the latest? steve: showers moved through earlier

to avoid the sweep by the rangers at o-dot-co coliseum today giants fan in attendance.wearing his barryrsey gearing up for this weekend bot 5th 3-1 rangers hamels inducing the double play. rangers turned four double plays thru five innings. hamesls: 6 ip, 4 h, 1 r, 2 so top 8th 6-1 rangers.prince fielder cranks this home-run deep to right. two more runs.texas runs away with it.final: 8-1 texas something to look forward to as an a's fan: klay thompson will throw out the first pitch in saturday's barry zito and tim hudson it is a short trip to arizona and the 49ers have one more day to work out in santa clara he is the fac--5th most sold jey in the nfl the new york giants win tonight it is not hosted by three men-- now three big men send your selfie to kron4.com maybe they'll select yours if you are the only one you will definitely get in so we will see what happens this man is 7 ft. tall 444 lbs. goes by the name johnkron you'll be carrying our name as he hopefully plays in college next year. i'm just smiling because i read a quote from him saying "maybe i can get a scholarship". of cour

barry zito. the highlights are coming up next. guys who started their big league careers in oakland, >>> well, it's not very often that two guys who started their big league careers in oakland actually get to finish their careers in oakland. today might have been the first time ever that a pair got to do that while going against each other. unfortunately, the giants would spoil the plans for those hoping for a pitching dual. barry zito would give up a pair this the first. then in the second, parker staying hot. third homer in five at-bats. tom hudson didn't last long. bottom of the second, hudson walked in a pair. then hit mark canha. that would do it for hudson. 17 years, and that 2014 world series ring. his buddies zito would walk him off. just like that the pitcher's dual we all expected, it would turn into the jarrett parker show. two run bomb in the seventh. in the eighth, bases juice. see you later. parker the first giants since willie mays in '61 with three homers and 7 rbi in a game. giants win 7-1. >> it was pretty specia

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i remember a phone call that i received from barry cunningham when i wasn't in the monitoring room andds were "we're in the hornet's nest here." >> i was here from about 5:00 in the morning every morning until midnight, 2:00 every night. it was miserable hot everyday, everybody was miserable, everybody was complaining to me because i was the guy supposed to be handing the gear and i couldn't keep it cool enough. it was a learning experience i think for everybody there. this was the first time you actually saw what happened in a drug house. they were just living like regular people live, watching tv, playing video games, visiting with their friends. but normal life was interrupted by selling drugs and playing with guns and counting money. >> if there's not criminal activity going on, the court order provides you have to turn off the recording devices. most often, everything that was going on in that house was criminal in nature because there was almost always drugs around. or a gun in the room. almost everybody was a convicted felon so everything was criminal in nature. >> it was a pret

in 1997, glossip was working as a manager at the best budget inn in oklahoma city when his boss, barryn treese, was murdered. a maintenance worker, justin sneed, admitted he beat van treese to death with a baseball bat, but claimed glossip offered him money for the killing. the case rested almost solely on sneed's claims. sneed did receive the death penalty. no physical evidence ever tied glossip to the crime. meanwhile, on thursday, alfredo prieto is scheduled to be executed by the state of virginia. the salvatori and national is convicted of multiple counts of murder. his lawyers maintain prieto has an intellectual disability that renders his execution unconstitutional. we'll have more on glossip's execution later in the broadcast but sister helen prejean and his attorney don knight. the governor of the bank of england has issued a sharp warning about the financial risk of investing in fossil fuels. mark carney said tuesday night that investors could face potentially huge losses if reserves of oil, coal and gas are deemed "unburnable." environmental groups have long warned companies

he was accused and convicted of paying a maintenance worker named justin sneed to kill his boss, barry van treese. amy: there was never a question about who committed the murder. justin sneed admitted entering the boss's room, striking him multiple times with a baseball bat. but glossip was soon arrested, as well, for allegedly hiring sneed to carry out the murder. the case rested almost solely on sneed's claims that glossip had offered him money and job opportunities for the killing. glossip's attorneys say sneed implicated their client in exchange for a deal to receive life in prison instead of the death penalty. no physical evidence tied glossip to the crime. joining us now is don knight, one of the pro bono attorneys representing death-row inmate richard glossip. also with us on the phone is sister helen prejean, one of the world's most well-known anti-death penalty activists. as a catholic nun, she began her prison ministry over 30 years ago. is author of the best-selling book, "dead man walking: an eyewitness account of the death penalty." we welcome you both to democracy now! le

jim barry is a senior scientist at the monterey bay aquarium research institute.is looking at the effects of ocean acidification on a variety of sea life, including deep sea coral. >> the ocean critters out there are faced with a faster and larger change in ocean chemistry than they've seen for 30 to maybe 300 million years through much of their evolutionary history. >> reporter: barry says if one species suffers, an entire food web can suffer. walking in the rocks, barry and researcher charles boch are studying how ocean acidification affects abalone. specifically, whether it interferes with the ability of the shellfish to reproduce. >> reporter: inside a chilly lab, boch is inducing female abalones to spawn. each female releases streams of small green eggs through its respiratory holes. an abalone can spawn tens of an abalone can spawn tens of thousands of eggs at a time. in one tank are the females. in another, the males. >> what you are seeing here are puffs of clouds or streams of clouds. and what you are seeing is sperm being released. >> reporter: boch and