so charles koch the second of the brothers returns home to join in the of birch society as influential member. but he seems to take to it he finds the society down the store where he carries us section of an austrian economics. to give you an idea how die-hard they were about communism. installation of to the of palm in the '60s and he knocks on the door and his eyes flicker over the cover of the book and there's something wrong. finally he asks what is said? did he respond politely hemingway was the confidence. so he has to leave this copy on the stoop because that is how serious they were about communism at that point. at this time taros and a number of other society members become interested in the anti-government activists. who created a libertarian retreat in the foothills of the mountain range of colorado. include a built-in friedman. and was a form of slavery. and from the citizens the right set doriden strip to would not go to legitimize the concept of government. and then became a trustee of the freedom school and financial backer. as a committed pacifist he also rubbed off on

days ago officers were called to the kappa sigma fraternity house to find someone performing cpr on birchas a pledge at that fraternity. >> when they first started their investigation one of the things we provided to them was a list of members as we knew it from those student organizations. >> police are investigating whether birch's death was the result of hazing. >> tonight the debate over the second casino license in philadelphia is heating up as several local politiciansway in. the gaming control board is expected to make a decision on this during its next meeting on tuesday. but today leaders from delaware county spoke out against the plan. they claim it could hurt business at harrah's leading to a problem similar to what's being seen in atlantic city. >> you think that the gaming control board ought to take a strong look at what's occurred in atlantic city and realize that the same thing very well may occur in pennsylvania. >> i think it's almost like having two wawas on the same street many people are going to go wherever it's most convenient. >> harrah's generates millions of doll

they show criminal citation for under age possession of alcohol was issued to noland birch last march. >>> it is 7:16. take a look at this snowy site in minute so the a this is the keen in st. paul yesterday. cross country skiers outside in the parks enjoying a blast of winter, ouch. he is like i'm all right. i'm okay. i did it on purpose. >> yeah. >> i meant to do that. >> you are not ready for all that snow. >> i'm he never ready for snow. >> i thought you were going to say that. >> there are some people that love snow and that is fine but then there are those of us who don't like it at all and that is fine. i prefer san, i think. we've got the sand here in margate. a quiet day at the beaches today. we have cloud cover out there. it will be a wet day at beaches tomorrow though. we've got a big weather system that will be coming here and that is going to be changing our weather up. 36 degrees, right now in philadelphia, we have 34 in wilmington. thirty in trenton, who is left in the 20's. 29 degrees in allentown. twenty-eight in the poconos. everybody else finding, climbing in the 30

officers were called to the house to find someone performing cpr on birch who wasn't breathing. police have not released details but university officials say birch was a pledge at the the fraternity. >> we have been cooperating with the morgan town police. when they first started their investigation within of the things we provide to them is a list of the members as we knew it from those student organizations. >> reporter: police are investigating whether birch's death was a result of the hazing. the university has indefinitely suspended social activities for all of its fraternities and sororities. >> i think if one person made a mistake i don't think everybody should be punish for it. i do agree they need to have a precaution to prevent this somehow. >> reporter: the charter was suspended in mid-october and revoke on monday, two days before this latest incident, because of other violations of the fraternity's code of conduct. just last week the university suspended a different fraternity because of alcohol-related problems. nineteen of that fraternity's members were either arre

they are grieving the death of 18-year-old freshman nolan birch. he died yesterday, two days after being found unconscious on the floor of the fraternity house. police confirm the incident was related to alcohol but would not say if drinking is the exact cause of birch's death. the student head of greek life on campus is now speaking out about the university's decision to ban fraternities and sorori y sororities. >> i think it starts with us and we have to take initiative and change the culture for the whole school. >> it was just last week that when a different campus fraternity was suspended after 19 of its members were cited for underage drinking and disorderly conduct. >>> now let's talk about the spacecraft that landed on the speeding comet. it's fallen into idle mode and all instruments onboard have shut down. still, scientists are hoping that they're going to hear some kind of a signal. on friday controllers at the european space agency ordered the philae lander to rotate out of the shadow to catch more sunlight. p primary batteries are depl

these are teachable moments. >> reporter: and campus officials say the investigation into birch's deathill include interviewing some of the 50 kappa sigma members. and the suspension remains in place indefinitely. >> so a tragedy for his family. but also universities all across this country this morning. >> yes. everyone watching that. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> and news from outer space. scientists are attempting some high-stakes maneuvers with the history-making spacecraft which just this week became the first ever to land on a comet. with batteries running low, and the mission in peril. there's a hail mary in progress. and abc's aditi roy is on the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the philae lander is getting well-deserved rest after becoming the first spacecraft to land on a comet and study it. to get the prize data, it had to take quite a roller coaster ride through space. high drama 300 million miles into outer space. this time not starring matthew mcconaughey or anne hathaway. the philae lander had a seriously nail-biting week. began with a rough landing on a

the administration aft wvu hopes to use birch's untimely death to prevent future tragedies on campus.> all campuses have issues from time to time with their student organizations. these are teachable moments. >> reporter: and campus officials say the investigation into birch's death will include interviewing some of the 50 kappa sigma members. and that suspension of all fraternity activity on campus remains in play indefinitely. >> so a tragedy for his family. but also universities all across this country this morning. >> yes. everyone watching that. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> and news from outer space. scientists are attempting some high-stakes maneuvers with the history-making spacecraft which just this week became the first ever to land on a comet. with batteries on the lander running dangerously low, and the mission itself in peril, there's something of a hail mary in progress. and abc's aditi roy is on the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the philae lander is getting well-deserved rest after becoming the first spacecraft to land on a comet and study it. to get

this afternoon, wvu's president e-mailed the student body saying nolan birch passed away.utes showing up everywhere, including from nolan's sister, saying she'll work hard to fulfill his dreams. and at wvu's mountain student union, donations for the family. >> it is nice to see his fellow mountaineers come out and support him and his family. >> reporter: a candlelight vigil is set to begin in two minutes, remembering nolan. this fraternity chapter was shut down monday by their national organization for violating their code of conduct in an unrelated incident. so whatever activities were going on wednesday night, nephew should have taken place. live tonight in morgantown, news4. >>> next and new at 6:00, a bold claim from a top officer. why he says he could have prevented the death of uva student, hannah graham, if the laws had been different. >>> a scathing review of the secret service after a fence-jumper got into the white house. tonight we go in depth with nbc's chuck todd as we learn new details about the agents who were involved in that security breach. >>> plus, hist

. ♪ sing sparrow in the birch ♪ ring, ring bells of the church ♪ >> her mom lost a battle with breast father remarried a few years later. they went from six to 13. they all have beautiful voices. >> it's like a christmas tree. >> it must be cool to have this bonding environment with the family. we get together and we are just sarcastic. >> this is beautiful. >> it's the right melody that you can let it play in the background. harmonies are beautiful. >> cat chows down on a dog biscuit. >>> he's back. he's taken this which seems so simple, it's such a great video. it's like going on the theory of what would people do if they see a camera for the first time. you see some adorable smiles. they pick up the camera and it's just this. >> he captures what it means to be alive better than anyone. he captures the amazing experience. >> he didn't. they did. that's amazing he has such a way of doing things he doesn't even need to hold the camera any more. >> and they are all in focus. >> i love this because it shows you can be a very happy person doing the simplest of things. >> it's a video whe

birch's final sweet that afternoon, it's about to be a very eventful night, to say the least. last week, another fraternity on campus was suspended after 19 pledges were cited for underage drenging. sororities.ty suspended all >> i think it starts with us. we have to take initiative and change the culture for this whole school. >> nationwide, greek organizations have come under close scrutiny following recent deaths of pledges. in september, a 19-year-old pledge died during a fraternity run at clemson university in south carolina. this past summer, a 19-year-old pledge at california state university north ridge died on a fraternity trip. and last december, a 19-year-old pledge from baruke college in new york died from head trauma at a fraternity retreat. professor elizabeth allen is studying what colleges are doing to prevent dangerous behavior. >> this is about changing campus culture and helping students rise to, you know, the occasion when there are group situations and peer pressure and people end up doing things they wouldn't ordinarily do. >> that was rehama ellis report

today a college community in mourning as students gathered to remember nolan michael birch. >> he was an amazing kid. he knew how to put a smile on my face. >> shouldn't be happening to anyone. >> reporter: the 18-year-old died afternoon being hospitalized wednesday. he was partying at the fraternity house off campus and was found unresponsive. you can still see three bottles of empty jack daniels in the fraternity. they said that the west virginia chapter lost their charter due to unrelated violences. and now they are taking action campus-wide, all greek organizations are suspended indefinitely. >> i think it's a handful of students and people causing issues. as we find out more information in the coming days or weeks, that will help us determine what to do on the campus. >> reporter: his cause of death is still unknown. but police are calling the incident alcohol-related. >>> the number one party school thing has to go. people drink excessively. it's got to stop. >> reporter: this year has been tragic for greek life across the country. 19-year-old john michael deng after a hazing ri

i think it definitely could have been prevented. >> in the wake of birch's death west virginia university has imposed a moratorium on all activities until further notice. 19 other members of a fraternity were arrested on alcohol-repeated charges last week. >>> for the 2nd time in a month montgomery school officials were trying to explain why parents were slow to learn of suspected sex abuse. >> reporter: children are asked to talk to their children about any inappropriate by substitute teacher jose pineda. the principal has just sent a letter to parents apologizing for taking a no to let them know, but there may be more. pineda's son declined to talk on tv about the allegations against his dad, but a family friend insisted he is a good person. the pineda allegations follow an incident at baker middle school in damascus in upper montgomery county in which a contractor allegedly groped a child and it took the school nearly a no to let -- a month to let parents know. >> this is how the administration is dealing with it? be quiet and don't say anything? >> reporter: montgomery county school o

they held a vigil for michael birch. were called to kappa sigma house for unresponsive student. they made the dramatic decision to suspend all greek life indefinitely. investigation into birch's death continues but they say it was alcohol-related. >> jerry sandusky scanned sl back in the headlines tonight. penn state president announced he will conduct his own review into the scathing report of how the school handled allegation and investigation. kenneth moton explains why it's happening now. >> penn state president has been on the job since may. so why is he deciding now to review the free report. members on the board of trustees continued to fight about that investigationp. and nearly three years later joe paterno supporters are trying to clear his name. >> penn state university got sixth win of the season against temple. they are nittany bowl eligible for the first time since 2011. they lifted sanctions. >> is it does mean something a little more special the fact that we had 49 seniors that stayed around this program

subscription is her vices like birch box, echo century mom. comes with fun echo things.ause you can try t birch box the best for husband. >> how about a pretty tell my husband i want on your phone? >> the thing; this not the coolest thing never on zested when it, eyn case, shear my phone, high, mirror, let me check to make sure i don't have anything in my teeth, let me put my credit cards in here. >> love it. what's this thing right here? comforter? >> that's comforter. it sips up. you put it over the mattress. it sips up. it becomes like a sleeping bag. so there is no make your bed, make your bed. you just zip it up. >> so some of the other stuff that we're been crushing on, love this, all of the alex stuff, my dizzy box, that's great, but finally -- >> same with ideal snowman, you want to decorate your snow man. >> and so all of the stuff is right there, don't have to trapse around the snows. >> and when it members it is gone. >> last thing, like a balance bike? it heist brakes. >> love it, teach your kids thousand ride a bike it, comes with a brake. >> okay. >> vroome

. >> inside of this napa health center, birch is looking for answers from the feds. the quake has her going months without a sound sleep. >> when i go to visit at night ... >> reporter: she needs her floor leveled again. there are many more here, all with personal concerns. >> we have seen a lot of broken chimneys and diagrammed foundations. >> reporter: in the first three days, 300 households came to this room for help. loans, grants, any federal money to get their lives running smoothly again. but people have not always liked what fema had to say. >> asking me strange questions, you know, it makes you doubt, makes you doubt. >> i had a nice visit even though it was not proveitable. >> reporter: people have been waiting months for are this federal money. soon after the quake, president bar bar approved money for a public building like this post office, but it was not until just this past week money was approved for individuals and businesses. >> the important thing is, it is done. now we are able to help people. we are glad it happened. we were able to help individu

. >> you>> can hear him cover one of his favorite holiday tunes when he performs right here at the birch and your next wednesday. is often a new holiday album featuring the entire cast of "national -- "nashville." >>>> right now, let's look ahead to the weekend. >> it is cool right now, not nearly as cold as it was yesterday. temperatures are actually warming up. interesting considering the hour. it is 20 minutes after 11:00. 40 degrees. winds are out of the south southwest at 15. that is the key to our warm-up. chill, 32 degrees. we will look for temperatures to continue to read on for the next couple of hours and then drop off during the early morning. 40 degrees, that was the current high temperature. the average for this date, 57 degrees. dulles, down to 13 degrees. elkins, west virginia, they dropped down to 12. even as far south as charleston, south carolina, a record of 23 degrees. milder anding at that's going to settle in for the overnight into the day tomorrow. wayher cold front is on the , bringing us colder temperatures for the day on friday. winchester at 34. gaithersburg an

students held a candlelight vigil for 18-year-old know lap birch when he was found dead wednesday night. police won't say whether alcohol was the cause of his death. the fraternity had recently had its charter revoked at west virginia. now all of the greek life activities are on hold on the campus indefinitely. >>> a maryland doctor had contracted ebola in sierra leone is expected to arrive in the u.s. tomorrow. he will be taken to the nebraska medical center for treatment in omaha. he is a citizen of sierra leone but has permanent residence in maryland. nbc news spoke to the doctor's son. >> he loves helping whoever in need of his help. and he always sacrifice just to make sure someone else feels happy. >> the doctor is the tenth patient to undergo treatment for ebola here in the u.s. his family in maerld says they are making plans to travel to omaha to be near him. >>> the pentagon is calling out 2,1 t 10 arm and national guard soldiers to replace troops already in senegal and liberia. the soldiers are building treatment centers in areas hit hardest by the outbreak. the pentagon says

the woman behind birch box.weekend. ♪ >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> right now on nbc 10 news today, a woman is dead after a shooting in a philadelphia neighborhood. now police are looking for the person who pulled the trigger. >>> plus, back on american soil, two men who were being held in north korea working in labor camps have been reunited with their families. >> a cloudy start to our sunday as we take a live look over center city. eventually the sun will be out. good morning, this is nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary conners. michelle grossman is tracking the clouds outside. you were telling us the clouds

the woman behind birch box. have a great weekend. ♪ >> a wild cma show. hi even."access hollywood", hollywood", i'm shaun robinson the weekend edition. we were all over the country music awards. country reigning king and queen blake and miranda one 2 of the night billingest hobbs fail and me mail vocalist of the year. first stop from the scene. >> how exciting won for almost everything you were nominated for. >> miranda lambert. >>reporter: it was crazy nigh night. i just feel like so in the moment this year. night. i just feel like so in the moment this year. >> platinum. miranda lambert

search warrant lists more than 100 items recovered from the birch wood pocono airport hanger. there were three guns there plus dozens of round of ammunition. there was a bolt action rifle, snipper rifle and a loaded pistol. police found five magazines and 200 rounds of ammunition. frein also reportedly stored maps, candles and survival gear. frein has been charged with killing a pennsylvania state trooper and seriously wounding a second in the ambush outside blooming grove barracks in september. he surround toward u.s. marshals following a 48 day manhunt. >>> new at 6:00 tonight disturbing allegations against a south jersey man hoist now facing child porn charges. authorities say that he lured children to his home by promising them modeling jobs. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has details. >> reporter: authorities say owner on have this cherry hill home is a wealthy senior with the taste for underage girls. last week fbi arrested 68 year-old burton gersh, charging him with two counts of producing child pornography. >> they had a guy who approached one of the

my show next week, the woman behind birch box.ave a great weekend. >> narrator: in this episode of "american greed"... husband, father... >> i was just a good person trying to provide for my kids, trying to do the right thing. >> narrator: ...bank robber. >> i passed out on the kitchen floor. i said, "you have the wrong man. not my husband." >> narrator: it's a second career far away from the manhattan trading pits where he once made hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> he was a commodities broker doing bank robberies. just didn't fit. >> narrator: now his life, and the lives of those who know and love him, change forever. >> my pride and my ego just

because of the solid way it was originally built-well-seasoned, old-growth spruce timbers and yellow birch braces, fashioned entirely in keeping with the area's rugged farm buildings. >> one of the things about this building that is certainly interesting to me is that it's built in the style of the barns by craftsmen who knew what they were doing. the whole building is very sturdily built. >> reporter: parishioners at all saints like allen slauenwhite were proud of their church's historic past and were also now hopeful for its future. >> what strikes me about it is the artsy-craft that went into that building. they didn't have a chainsaw or the power tools we have today, and that building has been here, you know, all those years since 1814. i'm in agreement with what's taking place. it's going somewhere south, and it's going to be put to good use. >> reporter: the church's ancient timbers and its georgian-style windows were loaded onto an 18-wheel tractor-trailer, and they were trucked the entire 2,000 miles to southern louisiana. >> to me, getting it here was not even a question. i knew w

. >> subscription gift box businesses like birch box are really big right now. our elevator pitchers want to ride this wave with their company that sends food from around the world. let's see if our panel is hungry for this idea. larry broughton is the ceo of broughton hotels and kalika yap is founder and ceo of the digital marketing agency citrus studios. >> my name is kat. i'm co-founder and ceo of tribal world. >> i'm david foult. >> tribal world is revolutionizing the way people shop for food online. subscribers receive a gourmet box from a different country every two months, starting at $33 per box. and keep buying individual products on tribal world's e-shop. david and i met at columbia university and share a passion for travel and food. today we have thousands of happy customers who enjoy receiving and discovering new products from around the world. >> we first raised around $700,000 from angel investors. and today we're raising $1.2 million to grow the e-shop. and to become the leader in the online gourmet market which is one of the fastest growing categ

him for the rest of his life and i think that is why he became such an ardent anti-communist john birch society member. and you have to realize that this time his soviet minder was telling him you will see real in the united states sooner than you think and we are committed to creating an arresting and conditions for a revolution in your country. these are the things going through freds mind when he returns and certainly this stuff that played out at that time with the red scare set into a certain paranoia about the soviets taking over. >> which of the four brothers did you personally interview could you share your personal impressions? >> when i was starting out i wrote to each of the four to explain my intentions i wanted to do a straightforward biography. but an important dynasty of american business and american politics. one day i got a call back from the eldest who never played a role in the family company and has spent much of his life as a patron of arts and rehabilitating historic rooms and sutton place which is outside of london. he invited me to his home on the upper east sid

a candle light vigil was held at west virginia university, students honored the memory of nolan birch who was found not breathing inside a frat house on campus. the cause of death is under investigation. west virginia university has suspended the fraternity and is a resort pledging -- sorority pledging. >>> thousands of marchers in mexico called on local authorities to find 43 college students. they vanished two months ago after a confrontation with police officers. prosecutors alleged that officers rounded up the students and handed them over to a criminal gang. mexico's attorney general is investigating claims that the students were killed and burned. >>> in washington, d.c., there was a call for acceptance. the national cathedral hosted its first muslim prayer service. hundreds knelt on carpets facing mecca in an area free of christian icons. a woman interrupted the service and shouted why can't you worship in a mosque. the cathedral is home to inter faith services and presidential funerals. >> an arctic blast is wreaking havoc on much of the u.s. residents in the grand rapids mich

wvu officials say 18-year-old nolan michael birch died yesterday.sigma fraternity house. students held a vigil last night. kappa sigma's national organization says the chapter at wva had been suspended last month on unrelated violations. police are now investigating birch's death. >>> straight ahead, comedy legend bill cosby confronted about rape allegations. again, this time the comedian's reaction, next hour. the holiday season is here, which means it's time for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta... and the 2015 motor trend car of the year all-new golf. if you're wishing for a new volkswagen this season... just about all you need is a finely tuned... pen. hurry in and get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on select new volkswagen models. >>> all right. guess what, everyone. this is your last weekend to vote for your cnn hero of the year. the family of this we

>> a student found unconscious at a west virginia university died.nity house has 18-year-old nolan birch had been in critical condition since officers found him wednesday night. yesterday, the school suspended involvingties fraternities and sororities. sigma house had its charter suspended last month. >> after millions of years in ground, a collection of now sitting in a utah parking lot. paleontologists excavated the fossils after falling rocks threatened to destroy them. with no funding, scientists packed the bones in plaster and moved them to a parking lot. thefossils are those of only known group of dinosaurs who died while trapped together utah parking lot. paleontologists excavated the fossils after falling rocks qui. a campaign will raise money to begin research. tonight, ap at 6:00 word few of us like to hear, but we all have to get prepared for. snow.rse, it is learn about the new features some local crews are going to in future snow storms. help local city wants to you keep your waistline in check. we'll explain. and more, tonight at 6:00. indianayear-old girl in is gaining att

this is tory birch, the coach men's will a new. the lines to get into these places.you the manager of the small told us earlier today on fox business he thinks a big factor of gasoline prices, if you take a look at the retail edf and compare that to gasoline you see when one goes in one direction, the other goes in the other. when gas prices go down retail goes up. as you point out we are in that unique retail environment. these are high end outlets. michael course, gucci down there, from the few product outlets, this is high end stuff on the top floor. stocks on the first floor you have the typical retailers like nike for example. they have done well in terms of stock and that is a conventional one. companies like tiffany and that sort of thing, high end ones, these are places you don't get in most outlets doing real well. you want to make money, there is a stock for you, just poking around, that is 116%, one year. the companies announced this real-estate investment trust that owns this small, they are up 22%, three months. they bought interest in this small. it is

>>> students at west virginia university are mourning the loss of their friend, 18-year-old nolan birchhe was found unconscious in a fraternity house wednesday. he died friday at a local hospital. now the university has suspended all the greek activities on campus. >> this doesn't define at all whatever happened. it does not define him. >> officials are not giving out details about the incident as they continue to investigate. >>> all right. health care, obamacare may still be a point of controversy but healthcare.gov is running much more smoothly than this time last year. 2015 enrollment kicked off bright and early. health and human services secretary sylvia burwell says about 23,000 people applied in the first eight hours. and 1.2 million people shopped for plans over the past week. >>> all right, next an american doctor who recovered from ebola is now back home. but the fight over the cost of his treatment is not over. wait until you hear what one lawmaker is demanding he pay back. >>> but first, once our veterans return home from the battlefield, a lot of them face a different and v

found it all staffed in the birch wood pocono air park hangar where at the finally captured frein last week, he also had maps of the area, weather, camouflage gear, and piles of clothing. in the middle of it all, soviet era weapons, more than 200 rounds of ammunition. how did the power the electronics? he had a solar powered converter, prosecute letters look at all of that evidence very closely, as they build their capitol murder case against frein, the three is year old heads back to court next week for a preliminary hearing. meantime prosecutors say he killed a state trooper and seriously injured another outside their barracks just few miles from where authorities tracked him down. that manhunt lasted 48 days. >> chris, thank you. 4:12. in murder mystery now solved. a man is charged with killing his girlfriend in washington state t the bizarre things he posted on line that led police right to him.. >>> wet morning, too bad it is not wednesday it, could be wet wednesday and we could get our owe literation, the point is you will need your umbrella today. just about every place in our v

charles: c wonder -- >> tory birch. it was sold off in a few minutes. i watched that. charles: you like zulily. >> i love that product. it gives everybody access to names you would hear in big cities. new york, chicago, illinois, they're buying the brand. >> i have to jump in and support hitha, when you can buy michael kors in it just -- charles: let's go to our last real, reallreal, real deal. kors, buy sell or hold. >> what you did in the charts, perfect. kors is in the down trend. as far as kate much better chart for me. i would pick kate. i like indicate over kors, look at future growth. they're growing. kate is growing fantastical to a buck 17. kors growing ten, 15, 12 percent. slowing down. >> so the woman is doing better. charles: all right. real quick, retail in general, we've thrown out a lot of names in the last four names. we've been right for the most part big time. what would someone watching this show buy, matt, in the retail space? matt: macy's. pulled back at the end. and costco. kind of take both ends. macy's is more retail, holiday. costco i think it

and in san francisco principle at forerunner ventures targeting digital commerce and includes birch boxk you for joining us on the panel. james you will be in the hot seat. >> you mentioned you are doing 2 million items in sales last year. you recycled one million pounds of clothing with 150 people in your warehouse. as you grow and scale your business how can you manage these operations effectively? >> we build processes for people and systems to scale beyond one distribution center to multiple. we have hired an amazing team. the chief operating officer used to build out the netflix hubs. so we have the team in place to scale the business. >> it sounds like one of the big differentiation points is the idea of white glove services where you do everything for the seller to make some extra cash. at the lower price points are you able to make enough profit on a per bag basis to pay for the efforts you guys are doing to ship and process and list all of these item snz. >> based on the way we pay sellers based on price of items which ranges from 10% to 80% we are able to with the efficient sy

investigators found it stashed stash at the birch wood airport hangar where they captured him last week also had maps of the area, weather camouflage gear piles of clothes and in the middle of all of that, soviet aero weapons more than 200 rounds of ammo. how did he power his electronics? he had a solar powered converter. prosecutors will look at all of that evidence very closely as they build their capitol murder case against frein. the 31 year old heads back to court next week for a preliminary hearing. prosecutors say he killed a state trooper and seriously injured another outside their barracks just a few miles from where authorities track him down. that manhunt lasted 48 days. >> police in delaware county come under fire today when they try to serve a warrant in collingdale. investigators say officers fired back. tonight a father and son are facing some serious charges. fox 29's dawn timmeney reports the situation could have ended a lot worse. >> reporter: police say this shirt less man, 24 year old lamar james, fired at police and swat team members as they tried to execute a searc

west virginia university says freshman nolan birch died this morning. paramedics were called to the cappa sigma house late wednesday night. it's not clear what led to his death. the school has suspended all greek life activities for the rest of the semester. >>> now to those new and shocking details today about a violent home invasion involving lawyers here in mclean. >> we sent you a jaw-dropping push alert from our app when this story broke this morning. our northern virginia bureau learned the main suspect in the double stabbing was wearing just a diaper when he was arrested. and the disturbing details don't stop there. news4's shomari stone is in fairfax county. >> reporter: today we learned disturbing new details about what police say happened during this violent home invasion out here on spencer road in mclean. the commonwealth attorney descd it as torture at a bond hearing today. police say 31-year-old andrew and his wife felicia planned the home invasion. we learned alicia did not enter the house. her husband did and posed as a police officer at

archdiocese says artifacts were taken out of saint laurentius church on the 1600 block of east bircheet for safekeeping much officials say the church is in severe disrepair and it could collapse at any time. which is why the things have been removed. the church built more than 129 years ago was closed back in march. it could be demolished as soon as next month. >> the bitter fight over school funding in pennsylvania just got uglier. public school advocates are now suing top state officials. they claim students do not get the education they're guaranteed by the state because money for schools isn't distributed fair fairly. the lawsuit says the state has strict academic standards for students, but doesn't give those students equal resources to meet them. >>> happy 239th birthday to the marine corps. ♪ >>> there was sell la before he tower singin sinking in the coud of philadelphia city hall. the marone core it was founded here in 1975 by the continental congress. the group america marines brought the men and women together to honor those who are still serving and those who gave the ult

one of them is heath birch. a convicted of killing an elderly couple named robert and cleo davis in capital heights, maryland, back in 1995. >> according to the "baltimore su sun", the governor is calling relate is of people called by those inmates on death row. davis' daughter told the sun that she asked o'malley not to commute their ntence. o'malley last year signed a bill doing away with the death penalty. >> they call themselves ka k. mom. they're pushing for nationwide legalization of medical marijuana. the four women all have children with major medical problems and they say the thc helps ease the children's symptoms. they had to relocate from their home states to ones where medical marijuana is legal for minors. the mothers say they worry about the risks from the fda approved drugs that their children are already taking. >> we are not against conventional medicine. my daughter's life has been saved several times. but we do believe that have we had options, some of the things that were more harmful and unn

newly released search warrants list more than 100 items investigators found stashed at the birch wood pocono airpark hangar where they finally captured him. last week the items ranged from thing you might expect. ammunition and guns to things that wouldn't be necessary top of mind in survival gear. fox 29's jeff cole has been going through that list. jeff, what stands out to you? >> reporter: he certainly had planned lucy. he had items that you'd have in your own home like laundry debtor jent, grooming kits, propane stove. bottles of propane and in fact oil for cooking. he had food items like so you sauce, salt and pepper. those cup of noodles of things. rice and beans to entertainment himself he had a thinking pad arc radio headphones, dvd's brochures for the area if as he was going to travel around. he had packed clothes and boots. religious plaque and the new testament. sal manies and proverbs all of these among his maps, compass, guns and more than 200 rounds of ammo. prosecutors will look at all of this evidence very closely as they build their capital murder case against him. th

investigators found all of this stuff stashed at the birch wood pocono airport hangar where they finally captured frein last week. police say he also had maps of the area, weather camouflage gear, piles of clothing, and in the middle of it all, soviet era weapons, more than 200 rounds of ammunition. prosecutors will look at all of that evidence, very closely, as they build their capitol murder case against him. the 31 year old heads back to court next week for a preliminary hearing. >> prosecutors say that he killed a state trooper and seriously injured another outside of their barracks. just a few miles from where authorities tracked him down. that manhunt of course lasted 48 days. >> a main line high school football coach steps down from his coaching duties, following a drunk driving arrest. police say, joseph gallagher was arrested on saturday afternoon, for driving drunk, in prospect park. here is his booking photo. they say he hit a car and took off. according to the arrest report, police stopped gallagher, minutes later, and he had an open half bottle of belgium all there in the ce

the campus of west virginia university, mourning a student who died on friday. 18-year-old noel and birch, collapsed at a frat party on wednesday. so far there has been no official cause of death. fraternity and sorority activities are suspended. >> debate is heating up in london over the safety of e-cigarettes. phil lavelle with more. >> reporter: face,able once, now -- fashionable once, now a forbidden vice. income, anywhere you see this sign, accompanied by two words, "no smoking", what about vaping. that is what happens when you use these things, e-cigarettes. they have been around for a few years. they are more common. the idea is simple, they contain nicotine, but not the toxins you get with traditional cigarettes. you don't breath out smoke, you growth out a facebook our. this is new technology, there's unknowns. that is causing confusions. >> you know that feeling you get. >> monday, this advert aired on british television. commercials for cigarettes have been banned for 20 years, not e-cigarettes, and exhaling is allowed. they are banned in some hospital, on some aircraft in some

. >> reporter: 18-year-old nolan birch, a freshman died on the floor of kappasigna fraternity house. >> that is not supposed to happen. >> reporter: according to the student newspaper, a ceremony was scheduled that night for fraternity pledges. burch's final tweet. it is about to be an eventful night. last week, another fraternity on campus, signa ki was cited for underage drinking. thursday, the university suspended all fraternities and sororities. >> we have to change the culture for the school. >> reporter: nationwide, greek organizations have come under scrutiny following the death of pledges. in september, a 19-year-old pledge died in a fraternity run at clemson university in south carolina. this past summer, a 19-year-old pledge at california state under northridge died on a fraternity trip. last december, a 19-year-old pledge from baruch college died from head trauma. professor elizabeth allen is studying the dangerous behavior. >> this is about changing the campus culture and helping students rise to, you know, the occasion. there are group situations and peer pressure and pe

the first 40% are native birch, 20% are not. the remainder, most are legal residents. among young people it is 93% native birth. almost every young person and the age of 18 is a u.s. citizen. not everybody that 93% so that is a really interesting political -- it means most people turn 18 are all entering the eligible electors read. not your naturalization or crossing the border ernie els but turning 18. >> host: 17%, going into the 20% of the u.s. population. what about voting population? what percentage are latino? >> guest: in the 2014 election about 8%. in the 2012 election about 10%. the reason for that fluctuation is working class people and people of color of all racial and ethnic groups turn out less in the midterm elections. it is a lower turnout, turnout in the 2014 election was the lowest in recent history. for a variety of reasons. the first is the level of democratic turnout was low. turned out by politics. the interest in government in the country is unhappiness at the center because the politics in washington. going back to 2012 it was 10 percentage if yo

the back room and then were slaughtered thon fee floor in the senate or hawse because the didn't birching the stakeholders to at the table. i believe there's a way forward and not everybody will get everything they want but i think we can get something that is going to improve the system significantly, that's going to give us -- today we have the safest. we need the most efficient. if we deposit do something now -- don't do something now we'll continue to lose our lead in the world when it comes to aviation, and you look back through history and strewn with, when america didn't step up and do what is right, get out of the way of business, we last many, many industries. so, again, on my watch i don't want that to happen, and i'm going to continue 0 to work with are in defazio, members on both sides of the aisle and you, the stakeholders to craft something. september is the date of the -- the due date so we need to strap on our helmets and go to work and figure out how to do this. thank you for being here. i was a great meeting. i appreciate it greatly. thank you. [inaudible conversations]

which is a theory that john birch but the u.n. will turn america into a countries where you can't keep your cars or your guns or leave your homes. she made comments about people being dependent on government that make mitt romney look like a socialist. if the government infringes on my rights, i'm going to use it. those things have been downplayed because the narrative this year is the republicans finally nominated main stream candidates. the main stream candidates adopted most of the tea party positions. she's run a very focusy, good campaign outside of these positions. bruce braley has run a terrible campaign. a backlisash, i think, against midterm elections. put her in a position of being a favorite. we shouldn't think this is some centrist. >> is this a race, would we even be talking about this if he didn't have that video. he's talking to the trial lawyers and trying to raise money. you don't want a farmer from iowa and has that defined this campaign? >> you saw a lot of coverage of that and use it as an attack line, as well.

i think you'll see people taking torrey birch for example in that and growing their business dramaticallyse they're starting at a small base and there's this enormous piece and i also think michael kors has rolled over as far as the growth rate goes. if that's the case, then there's lots of room for these small players. >> look at active wear and handbags. handbags are growing on the premium side. much faster than overall apparel. it's active wear, accessorieacc and apple. >> three three a's. >> that's right. >> one apple question. does it just work this christmas? or does it continue to work? the only reason i say is this year they have real new phones that are substantially different phones. will everybody buy those phones and a year from now when they come out with the new phones but the new phones won't look different. they'll just be faster. do they sell in the intermediate year? do they sell the same amount? >> last year 100% of the growth in retail can be explained by samsung and apple. >> who was it? >> samsung, apple, and amazon. last year. so will that happen this year? i don't

police found 18-year-old nolan birch. unconscious at a frat house. yesterday at a local hospital. now, the university has suspended all greek activities on the campus. >> this does not define him at all. whatever happened, this does not define him. >> officials are giving out details be the incident as they continue the investigation. >>> number two, a doctor infected with ebola is on his way from sierra leone to a nebraska hospital as we speak here. he's expected to arrive at the nebraska medical center this weekend. he's a legal permit resident of the united. hospitals have treated the freelance cameraman and a doctor. >>> number three, a man accused of grabbing a woman off the street and holding her for three days could face life in prison. delvin barnes pleaded not guilty to kidnapping charges. the woman's abduction was caught on video and sparked an intense manhunt by police and fbi, they tracked him down using barnes' car gps system. >>> number four, the famous philae comet lander might stop working today. the space probe made history this week